Saints Oper Season With Surprise Win
MISSOULA Sept 26 After years of threatening Mount St Charles College of Helena registered her first football victory in history over the University of Montana team here today A safety gave the Saints a 2 to 0 victory and heralded the official advent into Montana coaching circles of Bernie Oakes from Nebraska at Montana and of Bill Jones of Notre Dame at St Charles.
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Missoula
Mount St. Charles
Saints
Montana
Bernie Oakes
Nebraska
Bill Jones
Notre Dame
St. Charles
Hyde Avers Beer Plans Premature
Kansas City Sept 26 Arthur M Hyde secretary of agriculture said the department’s plan to survey beer legalization was published prematurely. Hyde, on a personal trip from Missouri, said Washington correspondents obtained the plan before his intended announcement.
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Kansas City
Arthur M. Hyde
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Missouri
Washington
Guards Suspended in Convict Slaying at Canon City
Canon City Colo Sept 26 The captain of the night guards and a cellhouse keeper were suspended after an investigation into the killing of Manuel Crizas a life term convict who died after being beaten and found in cellhouse number top tier Crizas head crushed and a money amount found on him The cellhouse was silent as authorities probed the slaying Crizas had earlier been convicted in 1926 for the Oak Creek killing of Nick Naptankis.
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Canon City
Colo
Manuel Crizas
Crizas
Clyde Smith
William Corbett
Corbett
Nick Naptankis
Oak Creek
Construction work on Centerville Walkerville gas line
Construction on the Centerville Walkerville natural gas line begins Monday morning with 200 workers. Ditches must cut through solid rock, delaying progress to about three weeks. Nine miles of four three and two inch pipe will be laid in the hill district.
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Centerville
Walkerville
Hill District
Guardsmen Oversee Cedar County Bovine Tuberculin Tests
In Tipton Iowa guardsmen and veterinarians test Cedar county cattle under the state bovine tuberculin law. Residents await the first test readings due tomorrow after 72 hours. Officials expect results to influence enforcement in a county known for resisting the measure for over six months.
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Tipton
Iowa
Iowa National Guard
Cedar County
Army Airmen Join Caterpillar Club
Hollister California September 25 Two army airmen earned the Caterpillar club by bailing out after their plane collided mid air a mile above Penoche valley Lieutenant W S Richards Visalia pilot and Private Ralph Farrington Ferris jumped when their formation from March Field Riverside to Crissy Field San Francisco collided A wing was ripped from Richards plane The other plane remained undamaged and landed at Crissy field both airmen uninjured
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Hollister
Cal
Army
Penoche Valley
W. 5. Richards
Visalia
Ralph Farrington
Ferris
March Field
Riverside
Crissy Field
San Francisco
Richard
Penache Valley
Guarded Child In Ironic Death
Springfield, Sept 26. A 16 month old, Robert Rule, was killed when a car backed from a garage and crushed him. The vehicle was driven by a 17 year old neighbor’s son. The child had been tethered in the driveway to play safely near the street.
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Springfield
Robert Rule
Butte High Opens 1931 Season With 19 0 Win Over Billings
Butte High defeated Billings 19 to 0 in the season opener. Fumbles balanced the early scoring, but Butte’s veteran line wore down Billings as the game progressed. A key moment halted Billings on the one foot line when Simons fumbled near the goal.
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Billings
Butte High
Montana
Butte
Butte Rooters
Simons
Agraristas Menace Ranchers Near Ensenada
A 25 soldier detachment was sent from Ensenada garrison to shield American property as armed agraristas demanded ranchers vacate. About 350 attackers move between ranches, led by Francisco Flores in Ensenada district, with notices served on Ross Neal and C.N. Carr ranches. American consul Smaile protested to Gov Tejada and appealed for U.S. ambassador support to protect Americans. Rumors link the movement to Mexico City’s War Secretary, raising fears of a broader revolution.
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San Diego
Calif
U.P
Ensenada
Baja
Carlos de Tejada
Bert Cobine
Cobine
Los Angeles
Mexico
Tecate
Francisco Flores
Ross Neal
C.N. Carr
Tejada
John Smaile
Russians Plan Revolt by Exiles in New York
In New York a large Russian exile community maps covert plots against Soviet leadership and seeks monarchist restoration. Monarchists deny rumors of Archduke Cyril visiting the United States to back czarist aims, while secretive groups like the Brotherhood of Russian Truth push to overthrow the Soviet republic and restore Russia.
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New York
Russia
Archduke Cyril Vladimirovitch
Brotherhood of Russian Truth
Silver Hits Skid After Sharp Rise
New York reports a sharp retreat in silver after a week of feverish speculation following Britain's suspension of the gold standard. Bar silver fell to 28% cents from over 31 cents, futures drops followed, and a 2,000,000 ounce day pushed exchange records as brokers sought to lengthen positions amid a declining market.
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New York
Great Britain
London
National Metal Exchange
Metal Exchange
Burning Blaze Wins Eastern Shore Handicap at Havre de Grace
Burning Blaze, a swift Midwest colt racing for Valley Lake stable, led six sloppy furlongs to win the $20,000 added Eastern Shore handicap at Havre de Grace. Nevada Stock Farm’s Hydro, another Western two year old, finished second with Sun Melius owned by Willis Sharpe Kilmer third.
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Havre DE Grace
Middlewest
Valley Lake
Nevada Stock Farm
Hydro
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Sun Melius
League reacts to Manchurian issue drift in Geneva talks
Nanking reports the League of Nations left Manchuria to Japan and China without outside intercession. Chinese leaders call the development discouraging while Stimson’s note urging restraint arrived in Nanking. In Canton, Eugene Chen criticizes Japan for breach of faith and reiterates China’s claim over Manchuria.
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Nanking
Geneva
League of Nations
Japan
China
League
Stimson
Manchuria
Eugene Chen
Tokyo
Sun Yat-Sen
Chiang Kai-Shek
Mancchuria
Chen
Engine Crew Is Killed in Wreck Near Bedmore
In Bedmore Michigan on September 25 engineer Carl Blomquist and fireman Joseph Gomber died when their locomotive jumped the tracks and overturned. Blomquist, new as an AS and passenger engineer, had held the post for years and officials blamed excessive speed on the curve.
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Bedmore
Mich
Carl Blomquist
Joseph Gomber
Blomquist
Bolivian and Paraguayan Troops Clash in Gran Chaco
In the Gran Chaco skirmish near Agua Rica 200 Paraguayan soldiers attacked, fought for eight hours and left six dead and many wounded. Bolivians reported no fatalities, captured some Paraguayan wounded, and the enemy retired toward Nanawa. Paraguayan force included the second of May regiment and cavalry.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
U.P
Gran Chaco
Fort Munoz
Agua Rica
Nanawa
Renfro to defend world shoot title in Europe
Ted Renfro veteran star of the Butte Gun club and world live bird shot champion will again represent the United States in the international live bird shoot near Paris next winter. The 1932 event follows Monte Carlo 1931 and Rome 1930 where he set records and won the world individual championship and help retain the cup for the U.S. Mrs Renfro’s recovery from a recent automobile wreck influenced his final decision to go abroad.
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RE. W
Ted) Renfro
Butte
United States
Europe
Paris
Monte Carlo
Rome
Renfro
Montana Standard
Montana
New York Athletic Club
U. S
Ted
Football scores from various colleges and high schools
A compiled list of football results across colleges and high schools, listing teams and scores such as Utah Aggies 58 over St Charles College 2, Montana State 7 over Lewistown 0, Army 60 over Hobart 0, U. of Pittsburgh 61 over Theil 6, and many more row by row.
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Rutte High
Billings
Rutte Central
Deer Lodge
Montana Mines
Utah Aggies
St. Charles College
Montana
St. Mary's
Winona
Minn
Montana State
Lewistown High
Miles City
Havre
Shelby
Whitehall
Helena
Harlowton
Livingston
Whitefish High
Cutbank
Utah
Washington
Santa Clara
California
Western States
Colorado College
Rhode Island & Maine
Ursinus
Lehigh
Rensselaer
Springfield
Cornell
Chicago
Loyola
Baltimore
Villanova
Setton Wall
College City New York
Miami
U. of Pittsburgh
Theil
Fordham
Ohio Northern
Army
Hobart
New York U
Moravian
Drexel
Carnegie Tech
U. of Buffalo
Brooklyn City College
la Salle
Coast Guard Academy
Albright
Catholic U
Boston College
Coover Union
Mass
State
Baltimore College
LaFayette
Middlebury
Columbia
Bowling Green
Baldwin Wallace
Mochester
Wesleyan
St. Bonaventure
Holy Cross
Niagara
Colgate
Alma
Michigan State
Westminster
Slippery
Mystery witness in murder quizzed in Huntington case
Inquest into the slaying of Benjamin P. Collings of Stamford, drowned after beaten and bound, was adjourned to October 2. Only Herbert Collings and Dr. Otto H. Schultz testified. A nurse, barricaded in her apartment, spoke but had nothing new to offer. Police pursued leads involving a Jersey City father and son with motive to kill. Continued on Page 2, Col. 3.
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Lindbergh
Nanking
Here
Hinghwa
Huntington
N. Y
Benjamin P. Collings
Stamford
Long Island Sound
Herbert Collings
Otto H. Schultz
Collings
Jersey City
N. J
UPI
Investi
S. 1
Fred J. Mander
Suffolk County
New York
Felix di Martini
Pivate
Leonora Muttert
Alden Muttert
Henry Gauthier
Laborite Leader Menaced by Mob
Sir Oswald Mosley, insurgent laborite leader, faced a hostile demonstration at the Birmingham town hall last night. He was jeered labeled a traitor and taunted with singing The Red Flag. A crowd of about 5000 trailed him to his hotel while police formed an interlocked escort and kept traffic from the street mob.
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Birmingham
Eng
Oswald Mosley
Mosley
Moseley
Doris Doeg Hurt In Auto Accident In Colorado Springs
Doris Doeg 21 sister of Johnny Doeg 1930 tennis champion was seriously injured and her maid Enid Brown was killed when the car left the road 29 miles north on the Colorado Springs Denver highway en route to California. The dead girl’s body was thrown 74 feet from the wrecked car and her neck and skull were fractures. Ms Doeg was taken to a hospital with internal injuries.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Doris Doeg
Johnny Doeg
Enid Brown
Here
Denver
California
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Willie Rody
Christian Johannsen
Fernando Costa Viega
Hyde
Robert ST. John
Nicholas
Ivan Pouschine
Soviet Republic
Burning Blaze
Canton
Mississippi A. & M
Millspas
Auburn
Birmingham Southern
Santa Ana J. C
Colorado Aggies
Kansas
Southwestern University
Texas A. & M
Randolph Macon
Virginia
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Butler
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