Banking Delegates Gather for New Era in Union and Branches
Thousands of bankers from rural and urban areas arrive in San Francisco for the American Bankers Association meeting. The talks focus on next steps in banking including chain versus branch models and the fate of national banks under new merger plans. About twenty five thousand country bankers seek clear guidance on landings in this evolving industry.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
San Francisco
Calif
American Bankers’ Association
Louisiana
New York
First Bank Stock Corporation
Northwest Bank
Confirmation of Farm Board List Appears Certain
President Hoover named eight men for the federal farm board and administration leaders expect all eight to be confirmed barring a serious new charge. Senate opposition to Chairman Legge and others is anticipated, but past connections are not seen as disqualifying. Democrats and Western independents say the board may be ineffective yet will not oppose confirmation, citing farm relief legislation hurdles.
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Raymond Z. Henle
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Hoover
Senate
Legge
Maroons of Butte Central Blank Anaconda Eleven
Butte Central defense stymies Anaconda as the Maroons score three touchdowns in the final half to win 20 to 0 at Clark Park on a muddy, slippery afternoon. Freebourn, O'Brien, and McCarthy spark the scoring while three blocked punts set up Central drives. Anaconda's late efforts fail to threaten the goal line.
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Maroons
Butte Central
Anaconda
Clark Park
Central
Freebourn
O’brien
Bill McCarthy
Anaconans
Woman who found treasure to get fee from estate
Mrs. Sarah J. Quinn who found buried treasure worth 22 295 in gold and currency and turned it over to the estate of Thomas Foran Butte pioneer mine watchman will receive 710 indirectly as reward for finding the money. As administratrix she will also get 320 by law, bringing total fees to 1030.
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Sarah J. Quinn
Thomas Foran
Butte Pioneer
Foran
Quinn
Drug smuggling allegations hit McNeil Island jail conditions
Howard Sheets a former convict testified in police court that lax rules at McNeil Island federal penitentiary allowed addicts to obtain narcotics up to a dozen times daily He described weight loss and rapid recovery after sentencing and offered to prove his sobriety by exposing his body The judge sentenced him to 60 days for vagrancy amid his revival of drug history and personal hardships
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McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary
Howard Sheets
Sheets
Washington
Shea
Butte
Hope Abandoned in Bandit Capture
Hopes to capture the bank bandits who robbed a Rodeo California bank of 25000 dollars and killed Constable Arthur McDonald last Thursday were virtually abandoned by Northwest peace officers. A tip pointed to the bandits and led to a possible suspect believed to be Jed Jake Fieagle and an associate.
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Portland
Ore
Calif
Arthur McDonald
Jed Jake Fieagle
Premier MacDonald Heads for Washington Aboard Ocean Voyage
Premier J Ram say MacDonald of Great Britain travels to Washington for peace talks aboard ship. He remains in good spirits despite fatigue from departure and plans to press ahead with social contacts and essential work on arrival, insisting rest won t halt progress.
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Norman Smith
MacDonald
S. Berengari
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Washington
Southampton
Lord Arnold
Colonel House
Premier Ramsay MacDonald Addresses Labour on Naval Pact
Premier Ramsay MacDonald told the Labour Party in London that the upcoming Anglo American naval agreement is only a step toward broader naval limitation among the great powers, signaling a shift in Britain's defense policy. He framed the pact as part of a wider effort toward disarmament and international stability.
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London
J. Ramsay MacDonald
The
Labor Party of
Great Britain
Five Die as Car Is Hit by Train in New Jersey Crash
Five people killed when automobile at grade crossing near Westfield was struck by the Buff express of the Lehigh Valley road. Driver Andrew Zullo and four passengers perished. engineer Frank Salk said he did not see the car until it crossed onto the tracks.
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Westfield
N. J
Buff Express
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Andrew Zullo
West 17
Express
Frank Salk
le Pa
Man raises hand in bar to warn. 3 shot in palm
Howard Rheim, 1108 Second street, claimed he raised his hand in a soft drink bar at 1127 Utah avenue to warn others and was shot in the hand. Police question Charles Cox and the bartender suspected in the shooting while the proprietor faces vague investigation.
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Howard Rheim
Second Street
Utah Avenue
Charles Cox
St. James Hospital
Rheim
Former Japanese Premier T dies in Tokyo
Former Prime Minister Giichi Tanaka died in Tokyo from heart disease. His cabinet resigned in July after a crisis sparked by an investigation into the death of Chang Tso Lin in Manchuria. Tanaka defended his administration against blame for the incident.
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Tokio
Baron Giichi Tanaka
Chang Tso Lin
Chang
Mukden
Tanaka
Goebel Wins Mexico City to Kansas City Air Derby
Colonel Art Goebel, flying for Dole, captured first place with a 12 hour 16 minute elapsed time in the Mexico City to Kansas City air derby. Mexican pilots led by Colonel Roberto Fierro posted longer times. Goebel earned a $2,000 prize with faster ship deductions offsetting official time.
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Kansas City
Art Goebel
Dole
Mexico City
Goebel
Gann Cancels Topeka Social Events Returns to Washington
Dollie Curtiss Gann plans to travel to Washington for state fetes honoring Premier Ramsay Mac Donald. She cancels Topeka engagements and may attend events there earlier than expected, prompting miffed Topeka matrons over disrupted plans for her hosting duties.
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Topeka
Kan
U.P
Dollie Curtiss Gann
Washington
Ramsay MacDonald
Charles Curtiss
Gann
British envoy and Lady Howard dodge question on Dolly Curtiss
Washington dispatch reports that the British ambassador and Lady Isabella Howard avoided addressing the fate of Mrs Dolly Curtiss, sister of the vice president, during a tense diplomatic moment.
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Washington
Isabella Howard
Dolly Curtiss
Four Butte Men to Attend Spokane Mining Meet
Four Butte men will attend a four day mining meeting in Spokane. James R. Hobbins and Chauncy L. Berrien of Anaconda company lead the delegation along with Dan M. Kelly William C. Rae R. B. Caples and William Mitchell. Major Berrien will speak before the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers.
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Butte
Spokane
James R. Hobbins
Anaconda Company
Chauncy L. Berrien
Dan M. Kelly
Legal Department
William C. Rae
Tax Department
R. B. Caples
Great Falls
William Mitchell
Northwestern Mining Congress
Western Division
American Congress
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Major Berrien
American Institute
Bahamas Hit by Record Storm Across Nassau and Florida
The Bahamas suffered the severest storm in its history with many dead and wide destruction. Florida’s southeastern coast felt gale winds, with water blown from Biscayne Bay onto Biscayne Boulevard and several injuries on causeways. Fort Lauderdale and Stuart endured tornadic whirls. Key West faced 60 to 70 mph winds. many small boats were sunk. fate of Homestead and other towns remained unclear. Cuba reported safety as the system moved away.
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Florida
Miami
Bay
Fort Lauderdale
Associated Press
Bahamas
Gulf of Mexico
Nassau
Coral Keys
Key West
Biscayne Bay
Biscayne Boulevard
Homestead
Fort Uderdale
Stuart
Mia
Isle of June
Bahaman Waters
Train Service Delayed by Terminal Fire in New York
A Grand Central terminal fire halted New York Central trains for 24 hours blocking traffic from the terminal to Port Morris. Steam locomotives were to be used to fill the disrupted service and restore routes.
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New York
Grand Central Terminal
New York Central Railroad
Terminal
Port Morris
N. Y
Bankers Gather at Golden Gate for Convention
San Francisco hosts the American Bankers Association annual meeting as over 3,000 delegates from more than 90 percent of the nation’s banking resources converge. Special trains bring the Missouri and Kansas, Chicago, New Orleans, Ohio, New York Central, and Pennsylvania delegations, with Craig Hazlewood, the association president, among arriving leaders.
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Richard G. Baldwin
United Press
San Francisco
Banks of America
American Bankers’ Association
Missouri
Kansas
Chicago
Craig Hazlewood
Association
New Orleans
Ohio
New York
Five-Power Naval Conference Planned for January Start
The Times reports a five power naval conference among Britain the United States Italy France and Japan likely to convene in London mid January Invitations to France Italy and Japan to be sent tomorrow Readable source notes the London Sunday Times will publish the details tomorrow
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London
Great Britain
United States
Italy
France
Japan
London Sunday Times
the Times
Two Hundred Boys Enroll In Y M C A Swim Classes
The Butte Y M C A pool will host a 12 week swimming course taught by Harold Holm starting Monday. Over 200 boys registered for the program with one lesson weekly and a final merit pin from the Kiwanis club after passing swim and dive tests. Sessions are organized by school groups on Monday Wednesday and Friday afternoons.
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Butte Y. M. C
Harold Holm
Butte Swimmers’ Club
Kiwanis Club
Blaine
Emerson, Hawthorne and
Jefferson
Whittier
Franklin
Grant
Sherman
McKinley
Monroe
Holm
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Montana
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Washington, D
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Federal Pen
McNeil Island
Speeding Express
George Gabor
G. F. E. von Krupp
Los Angeles
Donald
Washington, D. C
Cuba
Havana
Keyest
Weather Bureau
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