McNary Farm Relief Bill Faces Fresh Senate Amends
The McNary farm relief bill nears a Senate vote as Caraway and Lenroot push amendments. Debate centers on boosting farm relief and securing support from Southern state senators including Robinson and Howell while proponents rally farmers to back the measure amid opposition tradeoffs.
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Associated Press
Washington
McNary
Senate
Caraway
Democrat
Arkansas
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Robinson
Indiana
Coding
Idaho
Howell
Nebraska
Bikans
Shipstead
Farm Labor
Minnesota
Friends of the Farmers
Governors Honored at Good Roads Convention Session
Executives honor Governor Erickson as Mississippi Was elected president of the United States Good Roads association at the final session of its 14th annual convention. Morristown, Tennessee, chosen as 1927 convention site. Officers include J A Roundtree director general and a slate of vice presidents from Alabama Kansas Kentucky Georgia California Nevada and more with Senator Tasker I Oddie among them.
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Hob
Mississippi
United States Good Roads Association
W. W. Brandon
Alabama
B. Lee Trinkle
Morristown
Tenn
J. A. Roundtree
Santa Monica
Ben's. Paulen
Kansan
W. J. Fields
Kentucky
J.B. Brickaon
Montana
Cue Ford Walker
Georgia
George Dickinson
California
John A. ©. Crook
Colorado
Tasker I. Oddie
Nevada
University head bans White from Missoula summer teaching
Journal report states White, listed as an instructor at the University of Montana, left New York for the West after a New Masses piece. Jacutty De. Clapp said White would not be allowed to teach in Missoula this summer, and the decision stands despite his arrival.
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Missoula
Justme
University of Montana
White
New York
West
New Masses
Jacutty de. Clapp
Anaconda to Dedicate Shaft Memorial for Soldiers
Veterans from Civil Spanish American and World Wars join with three score and Anaconda residents to attend a 6 30 ceremony at the courthouse for the dedication of a shaft memorial honoring those who carried the banner abroad. Stewart will present the shaft. department commanders will accept on behalf of their groups. Bruce Kremer will conduct the dedication.
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Anaconda
Stewart
Bruce Kremer
Soldiers’ Memorial
Blind Indian Dies As Cabin Burns Near Missoula
A fire at a cabin near Missoula destroyed the dwelling today, killing a blind Indian man. His wife Mrs. Camman and another unnamed blind person were rescued unconscious and revived by a physician after long exposure to smoke. Cause of the blaze remains unknown.
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Associated Press
Missoula
Pete Cammah
TB A
Camman
Mar
General Need for Good Rain Throughout State
Montana crops on June 1 stood at about 84 percent of the 10 year average and 92 percent of the five year average, with overall outlook about average but still calling for cool rains. May rainfall was below normal and the first week of June was somewhat dry, though apples and diversified crops showed excellent outlook across districts including Northwest and West Central. Continued in next column.
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Helena
Montana
Cov | Dinea
Sternman
Lincoln, Lake and
Sanders
West Central
Missoula
Mineral
Powell
Granite
Deer Lodge
Ravalli
Ware's Expenses Not Included in Total Increase Report
The latest report notes that much of Ware's expenses are unaccounted in the total which will be largely increased. It highlights gaps in accounting and signals a forthcoming adjustment impacting the overall budget.
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Ware
Pepper’s Angel 15 Heard Before Senate Investigating Panel
The Senate investigating committee heard evidence of at least 1.312 million dollars spent in the recent Pennsylvania Republican primary. Testimony named Joseph R. Grundy and other figures tied to the Pepper plan and Smith Woodward coalition, with large sums loaned and contributions disclosed.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Senate
Reed
Missouri
la Follette
Wisconsin
Joseph R. Grundy
Bristol
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Pepper
William & Ware
Pittburg
Grand
Pepper-vike
Smith-Woodward
Tn Age Atton
Fotwery of
Philadelphia
Corn Exchange Bank
Phin
Seip
W. Let Mellon
Pitusbur
Pepper-Planer-Smith-Woods Ward
Ware
Pittsburg
Care
Grondy
Testimony Ends in Riser Murder Case in Lewistown
June 11. Testimony in the Michael Riser murder case ended with Riser as the defense’s key witness claiming no liquor in his possession during the raid. The defense rested as the afternoon session concluded and the state began rebuttal witnesses. The jury then toured the apartment where the shooting occurred under guard.
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Associated Press
Lewistown
Michael Riser
Frank Draper
Riser
Auso Action on General Strike Arouses Britain
A strong protest note condemning Soviet money sent to aid British workers is dispatched to Moscow, signaling official AUSO action amid widening labor strike tensions in Britain.
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Britain
British Protest Says Moscow Fund Aims To Undermine England
The British government sent a strong note to Moscow alleging that funds from the Soviet government used to aid workers during Britain’s general strike were donated in breach of the Anglo Russian trade pact and intended to foster a movement for regime change in England with Soviet consent. The note, transmitted to Sir Robert Hodge at Moscow, asserts the money could not have moved without Soviet approval and warns of unfriendly actions if confirmed. Further notes to the Soviet government will depend on expert conclusions amid debate over “red gold” coverage in the press.
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Associated Press
London
Great Britain
Moscow
Robert Hodgeson
Trader Union Congress
Na Wan
Bsief
England
Tusia
Rts
W A Clark Jr Donates Rare Book Collection to California
W A Clark Jr gifts a rare English and French literature collection to the University of California. The volumes span from the 16th to 19th centuries including a Dryden set of 82 volumes, Shakespeare works in multiple formats, an Oscar Wilde collection, and rare Byron, Shelley, Keats, Dickens editions, among others. The donation was received at his residence.
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W. A. Clark JR
TOU
California
Dryden
Shakespeare
Oscar Wilden
Byron
Shetley
Keats
Dickens
Wesley Barry to wed Newark actress in quiet ceremony
18 year old Wesley Barry and a Newark actress confirmed plans to marry after obtaining a marriage license. The couple, described as freckled and youthful, spoke to reporters about balancing work and family life as they prepare to move toward Hollywood.
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Wesley Barry
Newark
Newank
Ge Young
Wood
Hana Ohn
Wesley
Weil
Terror Reigns in Sinaloa Americans Carry Guns to Stop Attacks
Nogales, June 11. Reports on the death of Richard Dawson, a Chickasha Oklahoman, from Lox Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico, trigger a portrait of terror in the region. An American businessman describes Americans arming themselves to defend against a lawless influx driven by floods and job loss as rains linger.
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Sinaloa
Pread
Nogales
Ariz
Richard Dawson
Chickasha
Okla
Lox Mochis
Mexico
Nayarit
Maeven
of Law
Tony
Fires spreading in St Joe Forest fires burn south of Avery
The A P reports a wind driven wildfire in the St Joe Forest south of Avery. The large blaze threatened dry timber as spot fires crossed lines. By nightfall the acreage was about 1000 with crews battling the Russell fire near Quinn and 48 men fighting the Big Blue Creek blaze. more were en route.
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Associated Press
Missoula
Avery
St. Joe
Russell
Quinn
Big Blue Creek
Federal Aid Road Bill Passes Senate
The Senate late today approved a federal aid road bill extending the program through July 1, 1928. It continues funding at 415,000,000 annually for general construction and 7,500,000 for roads, forests, and parks with opposition from some Eastern senators over perceived burdens on their states.
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Associaten
Senate
Call
Moses
New Hampshire
Edwards
New Jersey
Gerry
Sneamure
Storm toll rises in Illinois with floods and lightning
A severe storm across northern Illinois left three people dead and twenty injured when lightning struck a streetcar in Cicero during heavy rain. Drowning occurred near Pecatonica as the Pecatonica river overflowed. In Freeport lightning injured one officer. basements flooded and calls to police and firemen surged.
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Illinois
Cicero
Rockford
Pecatonica
Freeport
Nomex
Cycle headlight was out kills rider in crash
Helmi Halonen, 20, of 507 South Colorado, died at Murray hospital at 10 20 after being thrown from a motorcycle when it hit an Inter Mountain bus and rammed a machine driven by O M Evans of Hamsey. Two passengers HB Place and Lena Hansen suffered cuts and bruises in the crash.
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Helmi Halonen
South
Colorado Street
Murray Hospital
Inter Mountain
0. M. Evans
Hamsey
Miss Halonen
HB. L. Place
Deer Lodge
Lena Hansen
East Park Street
Montana Dignitaries Meet in Denver Convention
Rotarians from many nations gather in Denver for the international convention spanning June 14. Delegates will discuss Montana topics including scenery and state highlights. Helena plans special events and entertainment features to accompany the gathering.
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DenVer
Montana
Helena
Scouts Campaign Ends With Cantvass Tuesday
The Boy Scout drive failed to meet its goal as only 12 of 21 teams worked on the first day and nine on the second. Chairman McGill is blamed the limited turnout on untimely absences and business obligations while praising the public’s friendly reception to solicitors. He notes a few detractors but says most contributed or had reasons for not volunteering.
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Malcolm
G Mis
Gillie
Butte
McGillis
Oceans
Admred
Dag Allareny
Ben Mead
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