Russian Wheat Shorting Charge Rocks Chicago Board
Chicago wheat trading paused as the Chicago Board of Trade sought more information from Secretary of Agriculture Arthur M. Hyde to back his claim that Soviet Russia sold wheat short in Chicago. The business conduct committee discussed Hyde’s charges, deeming them rumors, in a session after hours.
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Chicago
U.R
Chicago Board of Trade
Arthur M. Hyde
Hyde
John A. Bunnell
Secretary of Agriculture
American Airmen Face Military Court Over Chile Plot
Two American aviators arrested in Concepcion after landing revolutionary leaders in Chile will be tried by a military court if the government finds they were involved in the plot against the administration. The interior ministry said they will be examined to determine if they aided mere transport or participated in the movement.
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Santiago
Chile
Concepcion
Interior Department
Reception Opens Eucharistic Congress in Omaha
The sixth national Eucharistic Congress began with a civic reception for Archbishop Pietro Fumasoni-Biondi in Omaha Nebraska. About 30 000 delegates attended with 10 000 inside Ak Sar Ben Coliseum and 15000 outside listening by loudspeakers. Dignitaries led a procession as over 1000 priests archbishops and monsignors in colored robes followed the papal delegate. Knights of Columbus in full regalia served as escort.
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Omaha
Neb
Pietro Fumasoni-Biondi
Ak-Sar-Ben Coliseum
Fumasoni-Biondi
Knights of Columbus
Walsh to Open 35 Day Speaking Tour Across Montana
Senator Walsh begins a 35 day statewide speaking tour opening September 25 in Havre. He will address audiences daily except Sundays with Gov McDowell and state Democratic leaders coordinating. Walsh plans stops including Butte on November 1 with James E. Murray notified as Central Committee chair.
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T. J. Walsh
Butte
James E. Murray
Democratic County Central Committee
Democratic
Helena
W. W. McDowell
Democratic State Central Committees
Montana
Havre
Walsh
J. E. Erickson
Senator Walsh
Glasgow
Oldest US fugitive faces 1883 murder case in Alabama
Tyler Texas dispatch reports James Franklin Neeley aged about 70, believed oldest fugitive arrested in the United States, en route to Guntersville Alabama to answer murder charges for the 1883 killing of Hiram Cooley. Neeley had eluded capture since Reconstruction days after the Civil War.
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Tyler
Texas
James Franklin Neeley
Alabama
United States
Neeley
Guntersville
Ala
Hiram Cooley
Kansas Pilot Leads Reliability Flyers to Colorado Springs
Walter Beech of Wichita piloting a Curtiss Kingbird led the national reliability air tour into Colorado Springs from Denver in 48 minutes 35 seconds. George Haldeman followed in 49 minutes 10 seconds. Nancy Hopkins the only woman contestant finished fifth in a Kitty Hawk. Capt Hawks was forced to return to Denver but repaired and completed the run. Brock Schoenai and Joseph Chambers thrilled spectators by flying over Pike's Peak at 17 000 feet and broadcasting the flight.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Walter Beech
Wichita
Kan
Denver
George Haldeman
Newcastle
Del
Beech
Nancy Hopkins
Washington, D. C
Frank Hawks
William Brock
Lee Schoenai
Joseph Chambers
Pike's Peak
Machine lungs conquer attack of paralysis at St Luke's
Chicago Sept 22 Miss Frances Mee Gaan student nurse at St Luke's hospital after 12 days on a mechanical respirator showed continued improvement. Hospital attaches predicted she would overcome the infantile paralysis that had rendered her lung muscles useless.
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Chicago
Frances Mee Gaan
St. Luke's Hospital
Guate Delayed Arrival in Denver Sparks Warm Welcome
Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte arrived to a spontaneous Denver greeting two hours late aboard the transatlantic plane Question Mark. City officials supervised crowds at the airport as police and firemen maintained safety lines while photographers captured the scene.
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Denver
Colo
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Coste
Bellonte
160 Acre Ranch for Rent With Horses and Hens
Fully equipped 160 acre ranch available for rent with horses, machinery, and about 400 hens. Possession October first. Apply Ben Daniels Box 1376 Anaconda Residence Sunnyside. Paid advertisement. Notice updates show the property rented after many replies.
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Ben Daniels
Anaconda
Sunnyside
Montana Standard
Man Injured in Car Crash Near Basin Creek Road
Joseph Kraker 59 of 520 Madison avenue died at 9 pm in a local hospital after a Sunday night wreck 12 miles south of Butte on Basin Creek road. His wife remains in serious condition with a fractured skull and lacerations. The couple were returning from friends ranch when steering failed causing the car to overturn down an embankment. Frank Schultz and Catherine Schultz of 420 East Galena street survived with minor injuries. they aided by Ross ranch hands. Kraker had lived in Butte 15 years and worked as a resident there.
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Joseph Kraker
Madison Avenue
Butte
Basin Creek
Krakers
Frank Schultz
Catherine Schultz
East Galena Street
Ross
Kraker
Kremer Named to Mineral Law Group Committee
J Bruce Kremer appointed to a nine member committee of the Section on Mineral Law of the American Bar Association for 1931. The announcement came from Dan M Kelly chairman of the section at a Chicago meeting with over 400 lawyers in attendance.
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Kremer
Group OF
BAR Association
J. Bruce Kremer
American Bar Association
Dan M. Kelly
Kelly
National Association
Chicago
Anaconda Company
Walter F. Dodd
Butte
J. A. Veasey
Edgar L. Greever
Tazewell
T. L. Foster
Dallas
Texas
Earle W. Evans
Wichita
Kan
J. T. Barnett
Denver
Colo
Hiram M. Dow
Roswell
N. M
A. V. Andrews
Les Josiah Marvel
Wilmington
Del
Association
Woman's Club Building to Be Razed for Apartment House
The Woman's club building at Park and Clark streets was sold yesterday to George L. Craig, contractor, who plans to raze the landmark for a modern apartment house. Removal and new construction will begin next spring when weather permits, ending a historic site that helped foster the State Federation of Woman's clubs and other women’s organizations.
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Woman’s Club
Woman's Club
Park and
Clark Streets
Lawlor & Rowe
George L. Craig
Craig
Butte
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Widow Entered Plea Of Not Guilty In Husband Murder Case
Anna Berrigan Arnot pleaded not guilty at arraignment in Glasgow on a charge of murdering her husband J. E. Arnot, former Glasgow banker. She appeared calm and bowed head as she sat after the plea, aided by a nurse.
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Glasgow
Anna Berrigan Arnot
J. E. Arnot
Record Rain Marks September in Butte
Butte recorded its heaviest September rainfall in a decade with four fifths of an inch drenching the city yesterday afternoon and early evening. KGIR observer Leo McMullen reported a falling barometer and forecasts of continued storm and cooler temperatures.
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Butte
Leo McMullen
KGIR
McMullen
Grave of First White Man to Die in County
The first grave of a white person buried in what is now Silver Bow county lies alone on a lonely mountainside far from cemeteries. Surrounded by pines and pith, it holds austere dignity amid the surrounding graveyards.
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Butte
Silver Bow County
Youthful tree sitter quits as caterer rebels
Spokane report says Erland Resu abandoned a 1435 hour tree sit after deciding not to starve his stomach. He concedes the championship to two West Virginia youths with 1600 hours claimed. His mother and sister opposed the food surplus.
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Spokane
Wash
Erland Resu
West Virgina
Butte to again glow with holiday street lighting
Merchants in Butte's uptown district vote to repeat last year's festive lighting. Colored bonnets on lamp posts, streamers of lights and ever greens at intersections will decorate Broadway Park and surrounding streets from Arizona to Galena as neon signs join the display attracting shoppers and visitors.
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Butte
Uptown
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Peter Potter
Chamber
Arizona
Montana Street
Broadway
Park Streets
Main
Galena
Butte Fan Buys World Series Ticket for Cardinals
Hourihan of Butte becomes the citys first pilgrim to the world series after buying a ticket in Milwaukee to watch the Cardinals in St Louis. Philadelphia has settled American league matters and the National race remains in doubt as Hourihan prepares for the series.
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Hourihan
Butte
Philadelphia
Cardinals
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Manchurian Troops Seize Peiping Entry by midnight
Reports say Manchurian forces entered Peiping at midnight as Chang Hsueh-Liaflag asserted control. The Shansi garrison chief and Peiping safety director to hand over authority and depart tomorrow, amid ongoing rebellion suppression.
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Peiping
China
Shansi
Trio of Chicago Public Enemies Seized in Crackdown
Chicago police report three of the city's 26 public enemies were jailed as part of the war on racketeers. Edward ODonnell known as Spike, Dan Stanton, and Dago Lawrence Mangano were arrested after warrants issued by the September grand jury. Authorities say the group ruled by force and violence through gambling joints and gang activity.
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Chicago
Edward
Spike) O'Donnell
Dago Lawrence” Mangano
Scarface al Capone
Danny Stanton
Detective Bureau
Municipal
Montana Weather Update Tuesday to Wednesday
Unsettled conditions return Tuesday with rain across eastern and southern portions. Cooler air builds in the east as Wednesday brings a fall-like change in the state.
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Montana
Jones Opens Golf Title Bid In U S Amateur Qualifying
Bobby Jones surged to the lead after 18 holes of the two day 36 hole U S amateur qualifying test at Merion. Sidney Noyes Jr. and Oscar F. Willing trailed by one stroke as Dunlap and Johnston chased in New York and Portland entries. A hole in one by Maurice J. McCaray Jr. highlighted a day otherwise marked by Johnston's struggles.
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Alan Gould
Merion Cricket Club
Ardmore
Bobby Jones
Sidney Noyes Jr
New
New York
Harrison R
Jimmy) Johnston
St. Paul
Maurice J. McCaray Jr
Johnston
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Kansas
Butte Daily Post
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Chang
Students of Affairs
Yen
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Tokyo
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Manchuria
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Weather Forecast
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U. S
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