Turmoil Across Europe as Czech Crisis Deepens
Reports trace the Sudeten German Nazi agitation in Czechoslovakia, Czech patrols fire on two German riders near Cheb, British envoy in Berlin reports troop movements and diplomacy shifts. Hitler faces pressure to counter British criticism while Prague mobilizes reserves and asserts democratic resilience.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Cheb
der Angriff
Goebbels
Benest
Seyss Jinquart
Aus‘wttia
Ger Aman
Eduard Benes
Neville Henderson
Berlin
London
Konrad Henlein
Milan’ Hodza Wer
Austria
Adolf Hitler
Great Britain
Neville Chamberlain
Europe
Britain
Detroit UAW President Address Letter on Welfare Ties
Detroit records show President Homer Martin addressed a letter about welfare relations. The Michigan Relief Administrator notes a Flint welfare director received pay from the union and welfare from the Emergency Relief Administration. His resignation was secured after inquiry. Cleveland Mayor Harold Promises Response to Aye Vote.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Homer Martin
Michigan
Flint
Irector
Emergency Relief Administration
Cleveland
Harold
Maude Adams To Star In Selznick Film Next Fall
Hollywood reports indicate 85 year old actress Maude Adams who retired in 1918 will return to the screen in a David Selznick project slated for next fall. Selznick says it will be a privilege to introduce her to a new generation.
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Hollywood
Maude Adams
Peter Pan
Adams
Culver City
Calif
Miss Adams
David Selznik
Selznik
Pahnish Brothers Take 750 Cattle to Big Hole Basin Pasture
Polaris Pahnish Brothers moved 750 head of stock cattle to the Big Hole basin for summer pasture. Dillon visitors this week include George A. Pyle and J. D. Kenison. Carl L. Knoll left for Butte Monday. D Marchesseau spent Friday in Dillon. Beaverhead National Forest service holds a week long school at Elkhorn Springs with twenty five attendees.
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Pahnish Brothers
Big Hole
George A. Pyle
J. D. Kenison
Dillon
Carl L. Knoll
Butte
D. Marchesseau
Dillion
Beaverhead National Forest Service
Elkhorn Springs
Friday Storm Delays Messenger Publication
Power service disruption delayed the Daily Messenger on Friday with distribution moved to Saturday morning after a torrential rain and hail storm struck the city just before 38 o'clock. A second heavy shower around 5 30 filled gutters and interrupted service further.
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Daily Messenger
Second Beaverhead Pioneer Meeting and County Progress
The Pioneers Society of Beaverhead county holds its second annual meeting in Dillon with many attending. A telephone link to Argenta and Bannack is nearly complete and tested. County Commissioners Oliver and Brown criticize the courthouse foundation and decide to switch to stone. Beaverhead expects about six hundred thousand pounds of wool to ship this year, with most from Dillon.
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Pioneers’ Society
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Argenta
Bannack
Oliver and Brown
Beaverhead notes crowd and calms over June reports
In Dillon area news from June 3 1898: Mrs D B Mason and Miss Annie Marsh survived a runaway caused by a frightened horse. both injured mildly. Beaverhead County records include large horse sale to George Lane of Calgary and a busy social scene with new officers of a local club, notes on weather’s impact on sheep and gardens, and multiple town visits and graduations.
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D. B. Mason
Annie Marsh
Dillon
Grasshopper
George W. Hirsch
Blacktail Valley
R. T. Boatman
Beaverhead
Jas
Mauldin
George Lane
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
the Tribune
Dillion
Food Administration
City plans public fountain funded by Mrs Hamilton
The Dillon city council agreed to erect a fountain at the most public place using a $2,500 bequest from Mrs. Thomas Hamilton and $500 income for maintenance. The fountain must be free for all and located at a highly visible spot in Dillon.
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the Tribune
Thomas Hamilton
Beaverhead
Barretts Monday
Margaret Edie
Dillon
Scotland
F. P. Birrer
Dart Hardware Company
Demonstration Council Meets Here Tomorrow
Miss Frances Smith of Bezemai leads a Beaverhead home demonstration council meeting in the federal building service room at 10 30. County nurse Margaret Holloran and county agent Bernard Williams spoke on rural electrification. Lunch was served at noon. Presidents and secretaries from numerous clubs are expected to attend from Wise River Armstead Birch Creek Wisdom Jackson and other areas.
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D. Biggers
Beni
Perkins
U. S
Massachusetts
Endicott-Johnson
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Eleaienes
Tbmenakers ‘Club
Ata
Fred Nelson
Neavy
Avita 1
Sbphi
Murphy
Neeta
Sige County
James Dodd
Kenneth Peterson
Frances Smith
Bezemai
A. Council
Beaverhead
Civil ‘Service Room
Federal Building
Margaret. Holloran
Bernard: Williams
Joe Birrer
Earl Cantrell
Deil
L. C. Peck
Lesiie Jones
Wise! River
Har- Bars Ry Tash
Jardine Rife
Arnold Nelson
Frank Lasich
Ed Lisyd
Sylvester Meade
Dilfom
Marcus Rand
Carl Hansen
Armstead
Former Lima Resident Catherine McNinch Dies in Oregon
Catherine McNinch 85 longtime Lima resident died May 26 at her Eugene Oregon home. The remains were brought back to Lima for burial with Methodist church services led by Rev J A Meeke and interment in Lima cemetery. Diana Rebekah lodge of Dillon conducted the services.
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Catherine McNinch
Lima
Eugene
Oregon
Methodist
J. A. Meeke
Diana Rebekah Lodge
Dillon
Bears Warned As Tourists Tease Wild Grizzlies
Chief Forest Ranger George Miller warns the public to keep bears at Glacier Park undisturbed. He notes even a half grown brain could whip Dempsey Louis Firpo and others if placed in a room, yet visitors still ride bears and urge them for snapshots. He urges strict feeding bans and safety rules.
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George Miller
Glacier Park Bears
Jack Dempsey
Joe Louis
Angel Firpo
WPA Project Extends Graveling Effort in Montana City
The state WPA administration approves an extension of a graveling project in a Montana city with a $22,545 allocation. The work may begin once state approval is received and follows a previous WPA effort last winter that graveled about 50 blocks by WPA labor.
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WPA
Montana
Picnic Week Highlights From Reichle Plans and Recoveries
Reichle notes Miss with lots bait tale from Sheridan home after finishing school term. Families held dinners and parties in past wars memories. Alden Mast visits, Hart Wig improves after two school terms, Prank Butker treated for eye injury not serious. Gransberry fractures wrist at school picnic. Flu hits De Leone Gramsberry family. Local residents attend picnic. Dillon shopping trips and Butte visits noted.
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Sheridan
Mionday
Fini
Shiva
Sumigy
Alden ‘Mast
Suites
Hartwig
Farmington, Mont
Ralph
O'Leary
Fromme of
Mirz
Genevieve Buhrer
Harold Gransberry
F. M. Poindexter
Nicolas de Leone
Raymond Gramsberry
Edna Mcllrath
Naomi Lipscomb
John Cummins
J. B. Garrison
Buttey
Carl Papetti
Dillon
Final grant to Whitehall project funds Madison line
The Rural Electrification Administration allocated 3000 dollars to finish the Madison project of the Jefferson Valley Rural Electric Cooperative. A prior 50008 dollar allotment for 40 miles of line serving 112 customers in Madison and Jefferson counties was found unusable for some work phases. Governor Ayers named Montana delegates to the Scandinavian Fraternity of America's tercentenary, to be held in Delaware Pennsylvania and New Jersey in June and July.
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Whitehall
Mont
Madison
Jefferson
Scandinaveans
Roy E. Ayers
Montana
Scandinavian Fraternity of America
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Adult education proves popular in WPA courses
Butte reports 5,670 Montana residents enrolled in WPA classes in April, more than double last year. In early 1937平均 enrollment was 2,633 monthly with 72 teachers teaching 28,920 hours. Courses cover engineering, drafting, sewing, domestic arts, and naturalization, with expanding offerings across divisions and locations.
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Butte
Montana
WPA
Joseph E. Parker
Division of Education
WRA
Itita
Anaconus
Columbus
Poplar
Apel
Anid Tet
API
Naturalization Amd
Avétacy
huitTorr
Tional
Mir Pariter
Bears Attack Kills 77 Lambs in One Night
In a startling incident locals report a bear or bears killed 77 lambs in a single night. Sheepmen in the area say the attackers caused extensive losses and prompted warnings to keep flocks secure at night.
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Diktrick
Rem Athak
Berg
Gutriatennen
Byaause
Remy
Msauntaim
Arepper
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