Governor Cooney Labor Day Address Warns of Strikes
Gov Frank H Cooney spoke at Roundup labor day program urging arbitration to settle labor capital disputes before a fair body. He warned that ongoing strikes burden workers, employers and government, and urged sacrifice for recovery. He also cited the need for balanced rights and capital return on investment.
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Frank H. Cooney
Billings Gazette
Cooney
Great Falls
George M. Bourquin
United States Senate
Mrs William Duffey Laid To Rest In Mountain View
Mrs William Duffey of Deer Creek died last Wednesday. She was buried Friday in Mountain View cemetery after a home service at 2 o clock by Rev A A Holbeck and a church service at 2 30 led by Rev M A Cookson. Music by Mrs Dorman Kellogg and Mrs Frank Chase. Pallbearers included Sheriff Ed Bartels and others.
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William Duffey
Deer Creek
Mountain View
Oscar Rostad
A. A. Holbeck
Lutheran Church
M. A. Cookson
Episcopal
Dorman Kellogg
Frank Chase
Ed Bartels
F. R. Hickman
Howard Forsythe
Leonard Esp
Lars Fotland
Robert Cosgriff
Relief workers stage parade in Fergus county protest
One hundred twenty five federal emergency relief administration workers marched to the courthouse in Lewistown to present a demand for a larger budget higher wage rates and more commodities for Fergus county.
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Lewistown
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Sturday
Hall Clement
FERA
Fergus County
State spends more than receipts in August
Montana treasurer reports August expenditures of 2,797,276.91 dollars versus receipts of 2,127,056 dollars, creating a deficit of 670,220.91. The month-end balance stands at 6,144,529.43 with total bank cash of 6,314,544.32.
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Helena
James J. Brett
Infantile paralysis cases rise in Montana in week
Helena report shows 57 new polio cases last week, up from 48, with 179 total since June. Great Falls again led in new infections while Helena saw seven cases for the week.
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Helena
Montana
State Board of Health
Great Falls
Flanagan Coupe Goes Off Cooke City Road
Three people escaped death when a coupe fell 200 feet off the Red Lodge Cooke City highway switchback. John Flanagan drove the car returning from Cooke City. he was uninjured. Mrs. T W Wallace suffered serious bruises and was hospitalized in Red Lodge.
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Billings
Red Lodge
Cooke City
T. W. Wallace
Joliet
Adams Hospital
John Flanagan
Big Timber
Wallace
Floyd Williams
Washoe
Red Lodge Publisher Chosen Montana Scribes President
Charles H. Draper of Red Lodge elected president of the Montana Scribes at the 49th annual State Press association convention held in Miles City. Laurel Outlook awarded first prize for best all around weekly newspaper. L. E. Flint named ex-officio secretary-treasurer.
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Miles City
Mont
Charles H. Draper
Red Lodge Picket- Journal
Laurel Outlook
Montana
State Press Association Today
Yellowstone Park
Billings
Livingston
Draper
L. E. Flint
The
Livingston Enterprise
H. Stanley Thurston
Judith Basin County News
Stanford
Harry H. Howard
Bozeman Chronicle
Joel R. Overholzer
Fort Benton River Press
Henry Weare
Helena
Chester
Phillips County News of
Malta
Berger
Bes
State Planning Commission
Montana State University
Graphic Arts Code
Montanans, Inc
Charles H. Reisenrath
Montana Record-Herald
C. L. Marshall
Wolf Point
Joe Markham
Butte
Flint
Red Lodge
Association
H. S. Thurston
Judith Basin
H. H. Howard
Bozeman
Jooel Overholzer
Fort Benton
Ray Ruhle
Ed MacHaffie
J. L. Markham
Harry Kelly
Kalispell
T. J. Hocking
Glasgow
O. S. Warden
Great Falls
Draper and
Hel_e
Ard
Montana Pioneers Elect Evans President at Jubilee
The Montana Society of Pioneers ended its golden jubilee in Great Falls by picking Anaconda as the 1935 meeting site and electing Henry Evans of Deer Lodge as president. Miles Cavanaugh of Butte was succeeded. H. H. Hedges of Saco named vice president.
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Montana Pioneers
Henry Evans
Great Falls
Montana Society of Pioneers
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Society of Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
Cecelia Dick
Missoula
Evans
Miles Cava
Naugh
Butte
H. H. Hedges
Saco
J. E. Norris
Helena
M. A. Trask
C. O. Marcues
Lottie Rumsey Willett
Ross Deegan
B. M. Whitcomb
Ayers Speech Amid Poor Turnout at Testimonial Dinner
Congressman Roy E. Ayers spoke in a windy city hall after a rain delay, delivering over an hour on the current administration. A premeeting dinner at the Big Timber cafe drew few attendees, with 30 reservations and many declines, and no county candidates invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Ayers
Congress
Masonic Temple
Judge Ayers
J. J. Lacklen
Dick Armstrong
J. J. Lanagan
Herman Utermohle
L. P. Officer
Margaret Bray
Grace Severance
D. D. Johnson
Melville
Ayers
Lacklen
Billings Man Killed in Auto Crash at Bridge Over Little Big Horn
A car veered off near Crow Agency and plunged 15 feet into the Little Big Horn river. Marion E. Cashner, 31, of Billings, died as two brothers, Matthew and Edward Oulet, were seriously injured with broken ribs arms and head injuries.
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Billings
Little Big Horn River
Crow Agency
Marion E. Cashner
Matthew
Edward Oulet
Edward
Cashier
Firefighters Gain Control Over Idaho Blaze
Inland Northwest fire reports show progress on the 100000 acre Pete King creek fire in north central Idaho. Crews halted the eastern advance with back firing and used a sudden calm to push toward the Gedney creek sector.
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Spokane
Wash
Pete King Creek
Idaho
Gonwara
Gedney Creek
Secor
Bishop Fox Takes Over High Episcopal Office in Montana
The Rt. Rev. H. H. H. Fox of Billings automatically becomes bishop of the Montana diocese after the death of Rt. Rev. William F. Faber. Fox will locate the see in Billings, with the pro cathedral in Helena. In Helena a court named him administrator without bond for the late bishop's estate, valued at about 8,500. he also left a library that Fox donated to the Helena public library.
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Helena
H. H. H. Fox
Billings
Montana
Episcopal Church
William F. Faber
Glacier Park
Fox
Faber
Divine
Columbus Withdraws Allotment Request for Waterworks
Washington dispatch reports Public Works Administrator Ickes rescinded thirteen allotments totaling 1 340 500 for non federal construction projects. Included is Columbus Montana a 3000 grant for waterworks improvement withdrawn at applicant's request.
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Washington
Public Works
Ickes
Columbus
Mont
Rock Creek Project Approved for Irrigation in Carbon County
Gov Frank H Cooney announced the Red Lodge Rock Creek water conservation project in Carbon county has board approval and will be sent to the PWA soon. The plan irrigation for about 50 000 acres via three dams to hold spring floods and support secondary irrigation. Governor noted Dead Man's basin project employs 200 men and should finish by next spring.
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Helena
Frank H. Cooney
Red Lodge-Rock Creek
Carbon County
State Water Conservation Board
PWA
Dead Man’s Basin
Musselshell County
Cooney
Miller held for murder in fatal office burglary shooting
Henry John Zorn alias Henry John Miller, charged with murder for the August 12 fatal shooting of Lester T. Jones during a burglary at the industrial school office in Miles City, was arraigned in district court. Judge S. D. McKinnon appointed counsel and set arraignment for 10 o clock Thursday.
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Miles City
Henry John Zorn
Henry John Miller
Lester T. Jones
S. D. McKinnon
Five Die in Fulton Debt Dispute Shooting
Five men were killed and a sixth was critically wounded in Fulton Illinois when Fred Blink opened fire over a farm debt dispute. Blink, 45, a truck operator, was wounded and arrested after the killings and a policeman’s shot ended the gunman’s rampage as he fled toward the Mississippi River bridge.
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Fulton
Ill
Mississippi River
Fred Blink
Frank Kustes
Blink
John Hamilton
Aged man loses fortune to sneak thief in Seattle
Frank Simon, 64, who hid his cash in a tailor made secret pocket, woke to find $1,385 missing from his money stash. The total was the remainder of $2,000 earned from his Madison Lake Montana ranch before he moved to Seattle last May.
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Seattle
Frank Simon
Madison Lake
Mont
Douglas Davis dies in Thompson Trophy race crash
Douglas Davis, 35, a Atlanta pilot in the Thompson trophy speed classic near Cleveland, plunged to death after his Weidel Williams racer crashed just beyond the back pylon as 75,000 spectators watched. Col Roscoe C. Turner won at 248.129 mph. Davis had briefly led the field.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Douglas Davis
Atlanta
Davis
Col
Roscoe C. Turner
Hollywood
Cal
National Aeronautics Association
Chicago
Jimmy Wedell Davis
Los Angeles
Charles Moss
de Moss
Moss
Seven More Aided Dillinger Are Caught in Chicago
Seven additional suspects linked to John Dillinger case were arrested in Chicago. Key figure Louis P. Piquett, a former city prosecutor, faced $50,000 bail for harboring the outlaw and aiding the two doctors who operated on Dillinger and Van Meter. Doctors Wilhelm Loeser and Harold Cassidy pleaded guilty to their charges and were held on $25,000 bonds each, with Arthur W. O’Leary also entering a guilty plea.
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Chicago
Dillinger
John Dillinger
Homer van Meter
Louis P. Piquett
Piquett
United States
Dwight H. Green
Wilhelm Loeser
Harold Bernard Cassidy
Arthur W. O'Leary
High Court Rules in Baldwin Radio Case
The Ninth Circuit affirms the conviction of Nathaniel Baldwin and 14 others for using the mails to defraud in Baldwin's radio company stock promotion. Sentences include five years and $10,000 fines for Baldwin and three others, with varied terms and fines for remaining defendants.
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San Francisco
Nathaniel Baldwin
Baldwin
Ninth United States Circuit Court of Appeals
George M. Bourquin
District Court of
Lorenzo Stohl
Harry M. Green
Henry H. Faulkner
George W. Reidman
N. M. Hansen
W. H. Haueter
A. A. Madison
Einar Brown
Floyd Dixon
John Martin
Harvey Penny
Textile workers short in expected walkout Chicago
The United Textile Workers did not reach the hoped for 50 percent walkout by Tuesday night though leaders said participation grew hourly. Sporadic disorders erupted in southern mill towns as flying squadrons toured industrial centers. Incomplete tallies put worker participation around 200000.
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Chicago
United Textile Workers
Beer Purchases in Montana Hit 1.16 Million in July
Montana beer control figures show $1,159,000 spent for beer in July at 10 cents a glass. Brews brewed and sold totaled 19,718 barrels, with 9,564 shipped from out of state, generating $29,282 in tax receipts and $7,620 from beer licenses. Half the revenue goes to the general fund and half to the emergency relief fund.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Board of Beer Control
General Fund
Emergency Relief Fund
State buys $20,000 in groceries for institutions
Helena September 1 purchase of about $20,000 in groceries for state institutions was announced Saturday by purchasing agent T. J. Collins. The coupés were awarded to Montana firms.
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Helena
T. J. Collins
Montana
Early Day Experiences of Mrs. Josephine Bartlett Told by Pioneer Society
At the Sweet Grass Pioneer Society picnic at the G. H. Bennett ranch on Duck Creek a monument to the Gage family was dedicated. Mrs. Bartlett recounts the 1874 Colorado departure with seven siblings, ox teams, and cattle drives, including a fatal accident on Salmon River when a baby was killed between wagons.
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Sweet Grass Pioneer Society
G. H. Bennett
Duck Creek
Gage
Josephine (Gage) Bartlett
E. H. Ellingson
Colorado
Bill McDonald
John Fisher
Ben Blood
Thompson
Ogden
California
Salmon River
Mantile
Ben
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WM. Duffey
Lewistown Relief Workers
Flanagan
Cooke City Road
Montana Scribes
Congressman Ayers
Bishop Fox
Rock Creek
High Court
Baldwin Radio
Horace G. Bartlett
Sweet Grass Pioneers
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