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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1932
Page
8
Minnesota Republicans instruct 25 delegates to back President Hoover at the national convention and urge a resubmission of the 18th amendment. The proposal passed 447 to 373, calling for amendment resubmission via state conventions. Arizona also instructed nine delegates to vote for Hoover and Curtis in Chicago.
Reno Nev April 30 After instructing their nine delegates to back President Hoover for renomination Nevada Republicans in a state convention here refrained from addressing the prohibition issue by not adopting a state platform.
A son is born to Mr and Mrs Frank W Chase on May 4. I C Haugland of Devil's Lake ND visits his children Dolores and Carlyle at Henry Holton home. Charles F Willson of East Boulder to Veterans Hospital in Helena after breaking his leg. First filing for county office is Ed Bartels announcing Democratic nomination for sheriff. Michael Millinski, a Russian, taken to Warm Springs Hospital deemed insane. Mrs Anna Lee dies in Livingston at 77, funeral at Big Timber Lutheran Church. Lazarus Hanson, famed journeyman printer, touring the US at 67. Northern Pacific time card changes affect trains 3 4 5 6 with new arrival/departure times in Livingston. Sweet Grass County high school students win two gold medals at state Future Farmers of America dairy judging. Henry Stole high point, team members Henry Stole Barney Warp Harold Esp. Superintendent Ben Slanger praises judging. Next year training begins with Midland Empire fair Billings contest offering cash prize.
County commissioners meet May 2 1932 in regular session with Olson Lamp and Conwell present. They review and approve numerous general and poor fund claims including printing supplies mileage burial and road work. Registration agents appointed May 4 with list of precints and a sympathy resolution for Everett Farr.
Washington May 2 The senate fails to block George Otis Smith from the federal power commission after the Supreme Court ruling that he may hold the office. The senate had recalled the nomination but Smith had taken the oath and the president refused to withdraw. Also May 1 West Point cadets Alan J Light and Leo A Skeim are missing after a canoe overturn on the Hudson River.
Rhode Island state democratic convention voted 172 to 23 to oppose D Roosevelt and to instruct delegates to support Alfred E Smith at the national convention. The state carries 16 votes at the national gathering.
Andrew M. Clark formerly of Livingston and Springdale died after a long residence in Park County. He settled near Springdale in 1889, lived in Livingston and Idaho briefly, and remained in the county except for a year away. He is survived by wife Julia B. Clark two sons Ben A. Clark and John D. Clark of Springdale two brothers Ora L. Clark of Portland Oregon and Charles R. Clark of New York state and two sisters in New York state.
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