Postmaster General James A Farley Guest at Livingston Elks Lodge
Livingston Enterprise reports Livingston Lodge of Elks 246 hosted a distinguished guest, Postmaster General James A Farley, for its annual fish fry and gathering. Farley spoke humbly about the order, its values, and his service, recounting trips to national conclaves and Seattle’s meeting. The piece notes his ties to Franklin D Roosevelt and his long Elks leadership. Turn to page 3, column 1.
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Livingston
Livingston Lodge of Elks
James A. Farley
United States
Livingston Elks
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Brotherhood
Farley
The
Elks Lodge
Haberstroh
Seattle
Nho Nation
Elks
Death of German President Hindenburg at 86
The radio announced at 9 this morning the death of President Paul von Hindenburg of Germany. He is 86 years old and will be succeeded by Adolf Hitler who will hold two offices, president and chancellor of Germany.
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Paul von Hindenburg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Death by Self Inflicted Fall Tied to Dillinger Case
James Probasco, seventeenth victim linked to the Dillinger saga, leaped from the nineteenth floor of a Loop skyscraper in Chicago after questioning by Samuel P. Cowley of the Chicago Police Bureau. A glass crash followed as the prisoner fell to the alley below.
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Chicago
James Probasco
John Dillinger
Samuel P. Cowley
Chicago Police Bureau
Department of Justice
Dillinger
Homer van Meter
Cowley
Dillinger Buried Beside His Mother in Maywood Cemetery
The funeral of John Dillinger was held at his sister Mrs. Audrey Hancock home in Maywood. The body was laid to rest on the Dillinger family lot at Crown Hill cemetery with Rev. Charles M. Fillmore delivering the sermon. Moving pictures and photographers stirred a crowd, cameras were broken, and a brief melee occurred during the funeral procession.
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Maywood
Ind
John Dillinger
Dillinger
Crown Hill
Audrey Hancock
Charles M. Fillmore
Disciples of Christchurch
John Dillinger, Sr
Murray Wins Democratic Nomination in Montana Senate Race
Official canvass shows James E. Murray of Butte elected the Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate short term by 1,446 votes after Montana's July 17 primary. James O'Connor and John E. Erickson follow in a six-candidate field with votes distributed across 1,387 precincts. total ballots exceed 60,000.
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Helena
James E. Murray
Butte
Montana Public Works Administration
United States Senate
Montana
James O'Connor
Livingston
United States
Johnn E. Erickson
Kalispell
Thomas J. Walsh
Murray
O’connor
Erickson
Louis Donovan
Shelby
John A. Lovelace
Bozeman
A W. W. Hamilton
Dodson
Grover C Dunlap Dies After Illness In Hardin
Grover C Dunlap a popular Hardin resident and former automobile salesman for Hardin Auto Supply and Big Timber Auto Co died Wednesday noon after a six week illness. He served in World War I and was married to Nita Crowe in 1921. Survived by wife three children his mother and several siblings. Funeral services will be held in Hardin Sunday at 2 pm with Rev C A Bentley officiating. Interment plans announced.
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Hardin Tribune-Herald
Grover C. Dunlap
Hardin Auto & Supply Co
Big Timber Auto Co
Hardin
Big Timber
Grover Cleveland Dunlap
Mandan
N. D
S. J. Dunlap
University of Minnesota
Pine Ridge
Custer
Grover
39Th Field Artillery
Great Falls
Nita Crowe
Grover C., Jr
Jane Ellen
James Edward
J. Dunlap
Temple City
Calif
Alta Dunlap
Oakland
R. W. Ross
R. R. Reed
Duluth
C. A. Bentley
Crow Agency
American Legion
Forgery Complaint Filed Against W A Conwell
In district court County Attorney Overland filed an information against W A Conwell secretary of the Sweet Grass county emergency relief for forgery. The charge concerns December 21 1933 when he allegedly forged a grocery receipt and order to Gilbertson of Grey Cliff for 10 dollars in groceries. A bench warrant was issued and Conwell posted a 1000 bond with Laura Connolly and Lottie Stubblefield as sureties. he awaits August 8 court.
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Overland
W. A. Conwell
Emergency Relief Association
Helena
William B. Jones
Montana Relief Association
Jones
Sweet Grass County Emergency Relief Committee
Vaughn Market
Gilbert Gilbertson
Grey Cliff
Vaughn Food
McAlliser
Laura Connolly
Lottie Stubblefield
Marie Dressler Dies in California at 62
Marie Dressler beloved stage and screen actress died in Santa Barbara California at 3:25 p m after a long illness including cancer and uremia She had returned from Hollywood to her estate after a late flourishing career with hits such as Anna Christie Min and Bill Tug Boat Annie and The Late Christopher Bean Her death ends a decades long rise from hardship to stardom with a famed comeback in the late 1920s.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Marie Dressler
Ugly Duckling
C. K. G. Billings
Hollywood
Miss Dressler
Metro Goldwyn Mayer
Culver City
Franklin R. Nuzum
H. S. Schwalenberg
Dressler
Allen Breed Walker
Jerry Cox
Anna Christie
Min
Bill
Annie
Christopher Bean
Charlie Chaplin
Mabel Normand
Liberty Bond
Marty
Belgian Ambassador Paul May Dies in Washington
Paul May 61 Belgian ambassador to the United States died at Emergency hospital Washington Monday night after gall stone operation. He served as Belgium's envoy since 1931 returning from Hot Springs vacation shortly before admission. Survived by widow and three daughters Francoise Alberta Elizabeth and Chislaine in Belgium. Madam May present at bedside.
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Washington
Paul May
United States
Belgium
May
Hot Springs
Francoise
Alberta Elizabeth
Chislaine
Madam May
Unavoidable Accident Takes Another Life in Helena
A coroner's jury in Helena ruled the death of Ted Olsen about 45 in an automobile crash unavoidable after witnesses testified he was intoxicated and staggering on the highway. Olsen, struck and killed by P E Richards of Billings, had earlier driven a truck off the Missoula Helena highway and escaped injury. Olsen worked at a local brick factory and was walking in stocking feet when hit.
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Olsen
B. C. Shearer
Helena
Stockmen Discuss Taylor Act at Billings Meeting
More than 200 stockmen attended a two session conference in Billings to discuss administration of the Taylor grazing act. Officials explained permitting and grazing district creation while farmers and ranchers urged segregation of sheep and cattle to protect Montana grasslands.
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Taylor
Billings
Montana
Federal Building
Oscar J. Chapman
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Interior Department
West
Casper
Wyo
Rufus C. Poole
Department
Mr. Chapman
Washington
General Land Office
Geological Survey
Division of Investigation
Soil Erosion Service
Department of Interior
I. M. Brandford
W. J. Butler
Helena
Dr. Butler
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Murray Stebbins
Sheepmen’s Asociation
Opinions differ on value of sheep crisis relief price
Washington officials debated the proposed two dollar per head payment for sheep under the federal drought relief program. Some argued the price is too high compared with market prices, while another proposal suggested lowering it, though no official action was taken after Salt Lake City agreement.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Salt Lake City
OConnell defeats Stout by 184 votes in Montana primary
J J OConnell of Butte won the Democratic contest for the state railway commission by 184 votes over Commissioner Tom Stout of Lewistown in the July 17 primary. The state board of canvassers confirmed the tally with OConnell at 28028 and Stout at 27844.
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Helena
J. J. O’connell
Butte
State Railway Commission
Tom Stout
Lewistown
State Board of
President's Daughter Wins Reno Divorce Case
Anna Roosevelt Dall, daughter of the president, obtained a Reno divorce from Curtis B. Dall in a 10 minute hearing before District Judge Clark J. Guild. The trial, held behind locked doors, was closed “out of deference to President Roosevelt.”
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Minden
Anna Roosevelt Dall
Roosevelt
Curtis B. Dall
New York
Clark J. Guild
Bachelor secreted fortune in granary near Murtaugh
At the Chris Coulson farm granary near Murtaugh Sheriff E F Prater found $1055 when Coulson's body was found. Bert Jackson of Nephi Utah later uncovered about 14000 more in money bonds and securities buried in the granary while searching with the sheriff. The discovery began with a tobacco box and a flour sack containing cash and securities.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Chris Coulson
Murtaugh
E. F. Prater
Coulson
Bert Jackson
Nephi
Utah
Jackson
Fergus Candidates Refuse to Qualify
In Fergus County Montana on July 27 former County Attorney C. E. Baker and Harry Eldridge declined Republican nominations for county attorney and county treasurer, leaving Democratic candidates unopposed. Alice O'Hara Carlberg accepted the Republican nomination for county superintendent of schools.
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Lewistown
Mont
C. E. Baker
Harry Eldridge
Alice O’hara Carlberg
Midland PCA Increases Capital Stock To 300000 Dollar
Midland Production Credit association of Columbus Montana announces a 150000 dollar capital stock increase bringing authorized capital to 300000 dollars. The move allows loans up to 1500000 dollars in the district and strengthens reserves amid rising business.
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MPC Association
Midland Production Credit Association
Columbus
Mont
Big Horn
Carbon
Treasure
Stillwater
Sweet Grass
Yellowstone
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of
Spokane
Midland Association
Credit Bank
W. J. Soderlind
Midland Pca
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
Soderlind
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Fergus
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