Hoover 10 Visit State in August Tour of western parks
President Hoover plans an August motor tour covering Glacier Yellowstone Estes Yosemite and Grand Canyon parks. The 6000 mile trip would begin from Washington travel through Minnesota and the Dakotas and end back in Palo Alto with a sizeable party and extended stays at Glacier park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Glacier
Yellowstone
Estes Parks
Palo Alto
Calif
Yosemite
Grand Canyon
Harding
Alaska
Washington
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Glacier Park
Montana
National Park Service
Wyoming
Estes
Colorado
California
Arizona
Montana events and national news round up
Lists of Montana association conventions from May to August, plus state events in Lewis town, Bozeman, Great Falls, Helena and Havre. Mentions park opening six weeks early due to mild winter, Yellowstone summer readiness, townsite sales at Lame Deer and Busby, and Northern Pacific advertising northwest colleges for summer study. Also notes meadowlark as Montana’s official state bird after a voter poll involved 39 schools. Summary of national policy changes include transfer of prohibition bureau to Justice, legal debates on denaturants, and naval treaty discussions with Britain and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Lewistown
Montana
Fort Misoula
G. A. R. and Women’s Relief Corps
Bozeman
Great Falls
Knight Templars and Commandry
Order of Eagles
Montana Bankers Association
American Legion
Helena
Montana State Press Association
Butte
Kiwanians
Grand Lodge Montana Masons and
Eastern Star
Missoula
Sunshine Trail Association
Rainbow Girls
Havre
National Park Service
Yellowstone National Park
Lame Deer
Busby
T. J. Walsh
Tonrue River Indian Reservation
Northwest
Northern Pacific Railroad
Eastern Montana Normal School
Billings
State University of Montana At
State Department of Education
United States
Stinson
Stimson
Avere
Naval Affairs Committee
Adams
Hale
Japan
Great Britain
England
Arthur Henderson
Geneva
Aristide Briand
Dino Grandi
Prohibition Fight Highlights Senate Lobby Hearing
Scott McBride, general superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League, testified before a senate lobby committee and remained combative. He acknowledged the league prefers voters who will support prohibition and admitted occasional support for dry voting or wet candidates. House wet bloc members urged a national referendum to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment or legalize 215 percent beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Senate Lobby Committee
Blaine
Wisconsin
Sim
House
Nomination of London Naval Treaty Dominates Senate Hearings
Senate foreign relations and naval affairs committees debated the London naval treaty as Secretary of State Stimson and Admiral William A. Heard testified before a crowded hearing.
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Stimson
William W
Iain
Hoover nominates Roberts to Supreme Court vacancy
President Hoover’s nomination of Owen J. Roberts to the Supreme Court vacancy is referred to a Senate Judiciary subcommittee. A favorable report to the full committee is expected and Senate confirmation appears likely as opposition is limited. Some city senators objected over a past anti Eighteenth Amendment speech but accepted later explanations. President Green of the AFL says organized labor is content with the appointment.
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Hoover
Owen J. Roberts
Supreme Court
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Senate
Roberts
Green
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Senate passes Wagner unemployment relief bill and immigration quota measure
The senate approved by 34 to 27 the third Wagner bill to create a federal unemployment bureau with a $4 million appropriation and a cooperative framework with state agencies. The session also advanced measures to gather industry statistics and speed federal construction, while moving Mexican immigration under the origin quota, reducing annual entrants from 58,000 to under 2,090 if enacted.
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Senate
Wagner
New York
Bureau of
Wisconsin Governor Vindicates Walter J Kowler Accord
Walter J Kowler of Wisconsin is acquitted in a case alleging campaign corruption during a 1928 primary. Attorneys for the state planned to appeal to the State Supreme Court, but supporters say he has been fully vindicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Kowler
Wisconsin
Shehorgan
State Supreme Court
Publican Senator Candidate Sees Prohibition Change
Wight W. Morrow, speaking at a New Jersey campaign event, endorsed repealing the eighteenth amendment and returning liquor policy to states. He criticized national prohibition as impractical but opposed reopening saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight W. Morrow
New Jersey
Sherman Act inquiry into major electronics firms
JACLE SAM asks whether the Radio Corporation of America Westinghouse Electric General Electric and seven affiliated concerns are violating the Sherman Act. The inquiry focuses on competitive practices and potential anti trust breaches among leading electronics and broadcasting entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacle Sam
Radio Corporation ‘of America
Westinghouse Electric
General Electric
Byrd Returns to Canal Zone After Antarctic Trek
Admiral Richard Byrd lands in the Canal Zone with five expedition members and plans a two week stay at Balboa and Panama before returning to Virginia. Gov. John Garland will award a silver and gold sword crowning Byrd for polar flights, with banquets and receptions planned.
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Ruar
Richard F. Byrd
Canal Zone
Balboa
Panama
Virginia
Richmond
John Garland
Indian Salt Works Raid Sparked by Poetic Leader
The civil disobedience drive in India passed to Sai ranji Naidu who led a raid on salt works at Dhartsana but was arrested and released. In Punjab and Lahore unrest grows as Sholapur fights end with martial law. British face Afghan frontier tribes with aerial bombing escalating tensions.
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Pabersump
India
Sairanji Naidu
Dhartsana
Lahore
Sholapur
Nationalist Forces Crush Rebellion in Anh Wen and Take Kweiteh
Chinung Kai-shek and German trained troops win a six day battle in Anh Wen province taking 10 000 prisoners and killing many. Nationalists seize Kweiteh in Honan prompting northern forces to retreat toward Kaifeng as foreigners flee Chengchow amid repeated bombing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinung Kai-shek
China
Anhwen
Kweiteh
Honan
Kaifeng
Chengchow
Henan
Atlantic flyers complete ocean crossing to Natal
ACCESS records crown the first Atlantic flyer of the year as Jean Mermoz and two companions depart St. Louis Senegal and land in Natal Brazil after 20 hours 16 minutes and 1 975 miles over water despite a fierce rainstorm. Col Pablo Sidar and Lieut Carlos Rivisora die in a Costa Rica sea crash during a Mexico to Buenos Aires nonstop attempt amid a sudden storm.
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Jean
Mermoz
France
Paris
St. Louis
Senegal
Africa
Natal
Brazil
Col
Pablo Sidar
Carlos Rivisora
Mexico
Buenos Aires
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Western Newspaper Union
Special Farm Train Dates Announced For Montana Tour
From June 23 to July 2 the Low Cost Farming Special train will tour eastern and south central Montana under the Northern Pacific railroad and Montana State college extension service. J. C. Taylor announced the plan after a conference between railroad and extension staff. The 13 car farming equipment train and three car exhibits focus on lowering production costs and featuring managerial guidance amid land labor and capital pressures.
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Montana
Northern Pacific Railroad
State College Extension Service
J. C. Taylor
Extension Service
Montana Experiment Station
Huntley
T. B. Holker
Penwell
John E. Erickson
T. J. Walsh
Federal-State Crop Reporting Bureau
Middle West
East
Frontana
Pacific Northwest
J. F. Kelly
Great Northern Railway
Congress
National Grange
American Farm Bureau Federation
The
Farmers’ Union
First of Many Radio Beacons Established at College Park
The first radio beacon station set up by the Bureau of Standards began operations at College Park Maryland marking the start of a network of precision navigation and measurement aids.
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The
Bureau of Standards
College Park, Md
Contentment Grows as Struggles Fade in Time
A reflective meditation on finding peace after prolonged effort. The piece suggests contentment arrives when the urge to struggle diminishes, implying inner calm follows enduring toil and hardship.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Relieves Stomach Ailments
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick stomach remedy that neutralizes acid and calms the digestive system. It claims relief is rapid and suitable for children and adults, urging buyers to seek the genuine Phillips product to avoid ineffective imitations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yellowstone Parks
Prohibition Bureau
Law Department
Edward W., Pickard
Ranshfer
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Wickersham Commission
Treasury
Justice Departments
Tydings
Maryland
Sheppard
Texas
Carter Glass
James M. Doran
Prohibition
William D. Mitchell
Pyding
Doran
Jamaica
Raudio
Owen D. Young
R. CA
Beverly Hills
John Masefield
Philadelphia
Fridtjof Nansen
Oslo
Norway
Fram
Doctor Nansen
Norwiny
League of Nations
South Central
Oweal
Geet
PD Lo
Hanford
Earths
Doctor
R. V. Pierce
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
N. Y
Phillips
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