Two Butte Residents in Critical Car Crash Near Basin Creek
Two Butte residents lie near death at St James hospital after a Basin Creek road crash last evening. Joel M Kraker and his wife suffered severe injuries while Frank Schultz and Catherine Schultz were shaken but not hospitalized. The vehicle rolled several times and the party sought aid at a nearby ranch before reporting to authorities.
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Butte
St. James Hospital
Basin Creek
Joel M. Kraker
Madison Street
Frank Schultz
East
Galena Street
Catherine Schultz
Hyde Would Bar Audia From U S Market Activity
Secretary of Agriculture Hyde denounced Russian short sales of wheat as 7.5 million bushels in Chicago and urged futures exchanges to adopt rules to block such transactions. President Hoover, returning to Washington, was to address the issue after the Russian disavowal of a price low mood.
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Herbert Little
Washington
Hyde
Chicago
Hoover
Rapidan
Montana bankers report Montana conditions improving
Prominent bankers from St Paul and Chicago conclude Montana is financially improving with lower prices and adequate feed. They visited 17 First Banks Corp members across the state and found better business prospects than months earlier.
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Montana
P. J. Leeman
St. Paul
First Bank
Btock Corporation
Julian B. Baird
First Securities Corporation
Bank Corporation
James E. Woodard
Metals Bank and Trust Company
Butte
First Anks Corporation
Leeman
Omaha Hosts National Eucharistic Congress Opening
Omaha Neb Sept 21 More than 50 000 laymen and clerics gathered for the four day national eucharistic congress opening Monday The event marks the first congress in 19 years with a closing parade and a Nocturnal Adoration vigil by 1500 delegates continuing from Tuesday night to Wednesday morning The apostolic delegate Pietro Puamon Biondi arrives from Davenport Ia for the meeting
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Omaha
Neb
James Stenson
Davenport
Pietro Pumason Biondi
Apostolic Delegate
Ak-Sar-Ben
Congress
United States
Nocturnal Adoration Society
Montana Unsettled Weather Monday Into Tuesday
A weather outlook for Montana shows unsettled conditions on Monday and Tuesday with cooler air moving in. Forecasts indicate showers and variable skies across the region, affecting travel and outdoor plans.
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Montana
Par cracking show by Bobby Jones at Merion pre tourney
Merion Pa September 21 Bobby Jones and rival George Voigt offered a dazzling par cracking display before the United States amateur golf championship opening tomorrow. The gallery of nearly 5000 witnessed Jones and Voigt attack the greens with precise irons and sharp wedges in an exhibition noted for scoring fireworks.
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Bobby Jones
Merion Cricket Club
Merion
United States
George Voigt
Voigt
Jones
Camp Fire Girls Announce Winter Program Plans
Guardians met at Camp Fire Girls headquarters and finalized fall and winter activities led by Miss Comrie Hoover. On September 28 guardians travel to Great Falls for a executives convention to discuss state plans. Training starts October 8 with certificates from national headquarters. The Rainbow Gypsy hike runs September 27 and the Bluebird frolic October 4 at the YMCA with prizes.
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Camp Fire Girls
Comrie Hoover
Miss Hoover
Great Falls
Anglers Host Storm Strikes Atlantic Seaboard Losses Surge
A new low pressure storm from the Atlantic dampened over the British Isles and North Sea after ravaging the Channel. Damage in Britain estimated at 5 million pounds. Lloyds faces hundreds of thousands in liabilities. The British Advocate rescued the Theodore Bulgaris crew. Bulgaris derelict and a navigation menace.
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London
British Isles
Atlantic Ocean
Ireland
England
Channel
North Sea
Lloyds
British Advocate
Theodore Bulgaris
English Channel
Bulgaris
Ulub Dedicates Big Rearing Pond at Maiden Rock
Mrs. D G Stivers dedicated the world's largest fish rearing pond at Maiden Rock under the Butte Anglers club. About a quarter million fingerlings were released in one pool as part of a ceremony with Ex change club support and William Carpenter leading the event.
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Ulub
Maiden Rock
D. G. Stivers
Butte Anglers’ Club
W. D. Thornton
Montana
David Kilroy
Exchange Club
Anglers’ Club
William Carpenter
Carpenter
First college course in radio announcing opens at Iowa
In Iowa City on September 21 the University of Iowa launches the world’s first college course in radio announcing. Eight young men will learn to address unseen audiences, tell bedtime stories, and announce football clearly. Professor A Dale Riley aims to expand the program so every major station can employ trained announcers. He cites a national shortage and criticizes poor diction and sloppy delivery.
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Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
A. Dale Riley
Riley
Doodle Bug Airplane Charms Crowd At Denver Tour Stop
A small flying machine nicknamed the doodle bug landed at Denver Municipal Airport during the national reliability air tour. The crowd watched as the quirky craft settled like a duck on a pond, forming the afternoon’s most notable moment among the day’s landings.
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Denver
Indian riot erupts in Bordhia village killing four
Four hill tribesmen were killed and 50 wounded when police suppressed a riot in Bordhia village Betuld district Nagpur India. Hundreds attacked officers with bamboo sticks and stones while attempting to free detainees. Reinforcements were dispatched to the scene.
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Nagpur
India
Bordhia
Betuld
Mechanical Respirator Keeps Nurse Alive Amid Paralysis
In Chicago on September 21, Frances McGann, a young nurse, remained on a mechanical respirator for a ninth day after paralysis from infantile polio left her chest muscles paralyzed. Physicians and McGann reported slight improvement as she was periodically taken off the device for brief breathing trials.
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Chicago
Frances McGann
Miss McGanp
State Veterans to Pay Tribute at Soldier Tomb
World War veterans of Montana will place a wreath on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington Cemetery in Washington. Al Livingston of Butte, state commander, will lead the ceremony on October 4 during the American Legion national convention in Boston, with others joining along the route from Montana.
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Livingston Department
American Legion
Washington
Livingston
Arlington
World War Veterans of Montana
The
Boston
Arlington Cemetery
Washington, D. C
al Livingston
Butte
American Legion of Montana
Hoover Tire Punctured On Return From Virginia Lodge
President and Mrs. Hoover cut short a weekend at a Virginia lodge to return to Washington. They sent their son Allan to Harvard University for his graduate studies in business administration.
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Hoover
Summer Lodge
Washington
Ential
Virginia
Capital
Allan
Harvard University
School of Business Administration
Manager Under Arrest After Fatal High Dive
Norman J. Terry, 24, a professional high diver and parachute jumper from Kittanning, Pa., died after leaping 213 feet from the unfinished Hudson river bridge. Police arrested his 26 year old manager James J. Murray on a technical charge of homicide. The New York Daily News denied involvement in planning the jump though initial reports linked the sponsor to the paper and unnamed film concerns.
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New York
Hudson River
Norman J. Terry
Kittanning
New Jersey
Terry
James J. Murray
New York Daily News
Development of Flathead Power Site Celebrated
Ronan hosts a two day town celebration marking the Flathead river power site near Polson after years of waiting A permit to develop was granted to Rocky Mountain Power with initial work by Phoenix Utility Co The Ronan Commercial club led by E R Greenman organized carnival attractions band concerts and sports events The day’s games included Ronan defeating Polson 7 to empty final score continues on page 2 col 5
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Ronan
Weiting
Flathead River
Polson
Rocky Mountain Power Company
Phoenix Utility Company
Ronan Commercial Club
E. R. Greenman
Boxers serious after twin city crashes injure two others
Two car crashes at the same spot within an hour left Leonard O’Leary in critical condition at St. James hospital. Lester Arthur and William Tel, occupants of the first car, sustained cuts and bruises while Tel was uninjured. A second vehicle linked to Albert Nihill collided at Front Street, near the first crash site.
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Front Street
Butte
Leonard “Wege” O'Leary
The
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