Dynamite blast kills New York family at East Granite Street
A father Luke Duffy 28 and his children Anita 5 and Edmond 3 die in a mysterious dynamite explosion at 367 East Granite Street. Mrs Margaret Duffy and an infant survive. Fire destroys the five room brick house as county investigators seek a motive.
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East St. Is
Central Pr
New York
St. Lo Montana
Luke Duffy
East Granite House
East
Granite Street
Edmond Duffy
Anita Duffy
Duffy
Margaret Duffy
James Duffy
Freebourn
Go Jump In Lake Ends Husband Wife Row
In Chicago a quarrel between Thomas Leach and his wife escalates when he shouts go jump in the lake. Mrs Leach, trained by years with Lake Michigan near, jumps in and sinks twice before boatmen rescue her. Paramedics revive her. Leach is arrested.
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Chicago
Thomas Leach
Soviet Grain Trading Declared Legitimate by Brokers
Chicago Board of Trade president John A. Bunnell and Joseph W. Badenoch testified before a special congressional committee that the USSR grain sale of 7.5 million bushels was a hedging operation not aimed at depressing prices. They viewed the move as not an attempt to influence market values despite sinking wheat prices.
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Chicago
Union of Soviet Socialistic Republics
Special
Congressional Committee
United States
John A. Bunnell
Chicago Board of Trade
Joseph W. Badenoch
Bunnell
Union of Soviets
Badenoch
Denver Man Calls for Oil Lands Investigation
Ralph S. Kelley, head of the general land office in Denver, warned he will back a senate probe into alleged fraud in awarding Colorado oil lands. He charged the interior department favored large oil companies and said he resigning. Secretary Wilbur welcomed a full investigation into the oil shale question and defended the policy.
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Interior
New York
Ralphs. Kelley
Senate
Colorado
Washington
Wilbur
Ralph S. Kelley
General Land Office
Denver
Interior Department
Kelley
Salt Lake City
Darrow Attacks Chicago Campaign Against Rackets
Clarence Darrow, noted criminal lawyer, attacked Chicago's vagrancy law use against “public enemies.” He appeared in court with G Barker and William White, listed by the crime commission, as they surrendered in municipal court and were released.
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Chicago
Clarence Darrow
Red) Barker
Teamsters’ Union
Barker
William
Three-Fingered
Jack
Walsh Speakers Get Ovation on Northern Swing
Senator T J Walsh and Governor John Erickson campaigned for Walsh's re election across northern Montana drawing large crowds. In Havre a crowded hall backed Walsh on key issues while Malta saw Erickson get an ovation. Glasgow turnout included railroad workers farmers Indians and ex service men praising Walsh before his evening talk at the high school auditorium.
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Scobey
Montana
T. J. Walsh
John E. Erickson
Walsh
Senator Walsh
Glasgow
French Ocean Flyers Visit Hollywood Studios on US Tour
Capt Dieudonne Costes and Lieut Maurice Bellonte toured Hollywood motion picture studios as they rest before continuing their United States trip. The pair were presented a silver wing trophy by the Women's Aeronautical Association of America, given by Mrs Ulysses Grant McQueen. They plan to depart for El Paso Texas tomorrow after a San Diego stop and a lunch in Phoenix Arizona.
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Los Angeles
Dieudonne Costes
Maurice Bellonte
Hollywood
United States
Aeronau Association of America
Ulysses Grant McQueen
el Paso
Texas
San Diego
Calif
Phoenix
Ariz
Man Captured Minutes After Grocery Store Hold Up
A man who gave name W. J. Bagley 54 admitted to a store holdup at 601 East Mercury street. He led the proprietor and a young employee to the back room and stole $5.46. Detectives Rodda and Riley captured him within three minutes after he left the building. He said he needed hospital care and has been held at the city jail awaiting county attorney proceedings.
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W. J. Bagley
Victor
East Mercury Street
Mary Cavanaugh
Bagley
Charlies Rodda
Bart Riley
Cavanaugh
Militia Bayonets Needed Quell Infuriated Mob
Huntsville Alabama September 29 National guardsmen attacked a crowd around the Madison county jail with tear gas bombs then advanced with bayonets when the mob tried to reach the roped off area where G E Mendelson, a black man, is held in connection with the weekend stay of H E Ross a Huntsville businessman. Tear gas blew back on guardsmen due to wind and the crowd retreated after rocks and bricks were thrown. several guardsmen were struck but none seriously hurt.
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Huntsville
Ala
National
Madison County
G. E. Mendelson
H. E. Ross
Uty
Butte Veterans Plan Annual Offensive on Ducks at Meadow Lake
Silver Bow post No. 1 announces the annual hunt against wild ducks and geese near Meadow Lake adjacent to Jake Harris' area. The event starts at sunrise on October 18 and 19 with beds and boats reserved. veterans must reserve with James McCashin at the Legion office.
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Butte Veterans Plan
Meadow Lake
Silver Bow Post
Americam Tegion
Jake Harris
Bob Pott
James McCashin
Legion Office
Banking Official Scores American Policy On Tariff
John W. Barton of the Metropolitan National Bank argues that imposing tariffs while tightening immigration is inconsistent. Dan V. Stephens says U S banking is on a sounder basis than since 1921. Charles F. Collisson notes farmers face lower dollar value but diversified livestock can stay price competitive.
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Cleveland
United States
John W. Barton
Cudens
Metropolitan National] Bank of Minneapolis
National Bank Division
Ce Oe
Dan V. Stephens
Fremont
Neb
State Bank
Association
Minnesota
Charles F. Collisson
Minneapolis Tribune
Woman Has Best Chance for Longevity
Data expert Frederick C. Othman reports Wendell P. Coler of St. Louis says middle aged women live longer than men. He cites rising overall life expectancy from 48 to 58 and notes women tend better diets, leisure, rest, and hobbies while men focus on work and worry.
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Frederick C.othman
Chicago
Wendell P. Coler
St. Louis
Com- Coler
America
Coler
Grimes to pitch first game of World Series opener
St Louis Cardinals manager Gabby Street announced Burleigh Grimes will start the opening game of the 1930 World Series in Philadelphia. Connie Mack held his own selection secret for the Philadelphia Athletics, keeping fans guessing about the starter for Game One.
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Grimes
Mack
Frank Getty
Philadelphia
U.P
Gabby Street
St. Louis Cardinals
Burleigh Grimes
Cornelius McGillicuddy
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie
Howard Empke
Chicago
Cardinals
Ben
Democratic rally draws large crowd at Main Street HQ
An overflow meeting of the Democratic Party at Main Street headquarters, under the Women’s Democratic Club, drew a huge audience and prompted plans for larger halls. A grand rally is set for Oct 11 with Congressman John M. Evans and other leaders. Senator Walsh’s first week October appearance was also noted.
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Democratic Party
Main Street
Women’s
Democratic Club
James E. Murray
John M. Evans
David I. Walsh
Butte
Murray
A. W. Wharton
The
Machinists’ Union
T. J. Walsh
Montana Weather: Tuesday and Wednesday Outlook
A Montana forecast calls for partly cloudy skies on Tuesday and Wednesday with little change in temperature. No significant precipitation is expected.
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Montana
Pheasant Shooting Rules Fixed By Game Commission
Helena Sept 29 The Montana Fish and Game commission designated open counties for shooting male Chinese pheasants and Hungarian partridges from November 23 to 27 with a daily bag limit of three birds. The 24 counties affected include Blaine Chouteau Phillips Stillwater Fergus Yellowstone Gallatin Hill Flathead Teton Beaverhead Powell Deer Lodge Glacier Cascade Lewis and Clark Ravalli Sanders Missoula Lake and more with noted exceptions.
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Helena
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Blaine
Chouteau
Phillips
Stillwater
Fergus
Yellowstone
Gallatin
Hill
Flathead
Teton
Beaverhead
Powell
Deer Lodge
Glacier
Cascade
Lewis and Clark
Ravalli
Sanders
Missoula
Lolo
Lake
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St. James Hospital
Uarre’ Duffy
Darrow
French Ocean Flyers
Movie Studio
East Mercury
Game Commission
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