Wheeler Seen As Possible Democratic Nominee In 1940
United Press notes Montana Senator Burton Wheeler remains noncommittal about White House bids, insisting he will seek reelection. Supporters cite backing from James Farley and labor groups while Wheeler talks to voters across the country and argues against continued trade delegation. He highlights opposition to the four cent copper tax and urges senate approval over trade treaties, aiming to unite party factions for a potential compromise candidacy. Additional brief items from Philipsburg, Spokane, and Helena cover mining profits, state finances, and highway patrol speed limits.
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Butte
Washington
B. K. Wheeler
Montana
White House
Congress
Wheeler
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Sioux Falls
S. D
Salt Lake City
J. Burke Clements
Democratic Central
Mittee
Bee Kay
Clements
West Coast
Washington, D. C
New York City
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Wheler
James A. Farley
Farley
Paul McNutt
Helena, Mont
Trades and Labor Assembly
Railroad Brotherhoods
John L. Lewis
Congress of Industrial Organizations
McNutt
Terre Haute
Indiana
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Tam
Senate
Ae Roosevelt
Chile
Bee
Cattlemen Rally To Push Trade Policy Changes
Western cattlemen prepare for a three day ANLA meeting opening Jan 11 to press for changes in reciprocal trade policy they deem harmful to the rangeland live stock industry. F E Mullin says a do-something program is needed as about 1 000 cattlemen plan to attend. Meanwhile Montana moves against ASCAP in injunction action over music fees for radio stations and contracts. Other notes cover Montana high school basketball schedule with contenders in a tight northern and southern division race and the reopening of the Lee Mountain mine by a Wallace Idaho company led by Ross Roundy.
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Denver
United States
F. E. Mullin
American National Livestock Association
Mollin
Missoula
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Montana
C. E. Comer
Ascap
Butte
Great Falls
Kalispell
Bozeman
Glendive
Bisons
Braves
Livingston
Billings Broncos
Broncos
Casper
Wyo
Anaconda
Clyde Carpenter
Havre
Butte Central
Helena
Billings
Miles City
Sidney
Montana School of Mines Athletic Association
Lewistown
Glasgow
Shelby
Rimini, Mont
Lee Mountain
Wallace
Idaho
Ross Roundy
Water Commissioners Appointed by Ayers
Governor Roy E. Ayers appointed Wesley A. D Ewart of Wilsall and E B Winters of Miles City to the Yellowstone river water commission to fill vacancies caused by the deaths of J D Scanlan of Miles City and Bert B Armstrong of Livingston. Other members include E B Donohue of Helena and Rockwood Brown of Billings. The commission apportions Yellowstone waters between Montana and Wyoming and works with Wyoming appointees and a federal representative. Created by a 1937 act of Congress.
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Wesley A. D.'Ewart
Wilsall
E. B. Winters
Miles City
Yellowstone River Water Commission
Roy E. Ayers
J. D. Scanlan
Bert B. Armstrong
Livingston
E. B. Donohue
Helena
Rockwood Brown
Billings
Yellowstone
Montana
Wyoming
Congress
First Lutheran Church December events
Leonard Thompson, Pastor announces schedule for Sunday December 17 with Sunday school at 10 and divine services at 11. Choir practice Friday December 15 at 8 p.m. Dorcas society Christmas program and party Wednesday December 20 at 7 30 p.m. at Helen Shaffner's home.
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Leonard Thompson
Divine Services
Dorcas Society
Helen Shaffner
Red Cross Warns Home Is More Dangerous Than Highway
The Red Cross warns homes and farms pose more hazards than roads. A 1935 drive mobilizes 1900 chapters to offer home safety checklists. 9 million households receive guidance to reduce falls burns and other risks through 1938 Roll Call campaigns.
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Red Cross
Ise
American Red Cross
Ra Cross
Anual Red Cross
American Junior Red Cross
Sanders County Sends First Half 1939 Tax Remittance
State Treasurer Ray N. Shannon said Sanders County was first to send the state its half year tax share, totaling 15 555 71 dollars. He noted last year the remittance was 16 964 35 dollars.
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Sanders County
Ray N. Shannon
Shannon
Wells Sermon at Morning Worship The Glory of the Cross
Paris E. Wells D D minister leads Sunday school at 10 00 and morning worship at 11 00 with the pastor's subject The Glory of the Cross for the readers of the local church bulletin.
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Paris E. Wells
D.D
Alder visitors noted Mrs Marshall and daughter in city
Mrs. William Marshall and her daughter Mrs. John Hudson of Alder visited the city last Friday, stopping for social and local engagement.
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William Marshall
John Hudson
Alder
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United Press Association
Philipsburg
Star Pointer Exploration Company
Bgar Creek
Here
Spokane
Coeur d’Alene
Sunshine
Bunker Hill
Hecla
Federal
Ray Shannon
E. A. Phillips
Montana Stockgrowers Association
Paul Etchepare
State Woolgrowers' Association
Argentina
L. C. Boedecker
State Highway Patrol
Kings Court
van Dyck
Dillon Bottling Works
I.E.S
Merry Xmas
Montana Power CO
Illon
Ayers
First Lutheran Church
Ry Arts
Aeree
Saarar
Penney’s
First Presbyterian Church
Union and
Union Pacific
Dillon
Laalener
Los Angeles
Chicago
B. L. Chism
Agent Phone
Union Pacific Railroad
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