Beaverhead Tragedy Claims Polish Couple in Plane Crash
Beaverhead county mourns as Joe Polish and Nellie Polish die in a Sunday plane crash on a Rocky Reichle hillside. Reichle Tribune correspondent quotes a sorrowful eulogy from Mrs. Dan Piccone, noting the community’s shock and sympathy to the Polish and Arbour families.
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Beaverhead
Beaverhead County
Joe Polish
Rudolph Polish
Reichle
Dan Piccone
Reichle Tribune
Nellie
Stock Market Slump Signals Possible Brief Downturn
The New York market touched a two year low amid fears of a federal tax on foreign hot money, rising living costs, labor unrest, and tighter regulation. Offsetting factors include favorable credit policy, strong auto output, steady farm income, and retail gains. Experts see a recessionary pause not a reversal, with jitters likely to pass as the business community regroups.
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New York Exchange
United States
Christian Science’ Monitor
Looking Backward and 40 Years Ago in Dillon News
From the Tribune notices recount a Glendale mass meeting with Hon. W. A. Clark, Hon. Robert B. Smith, and Hon. Sam Ward speaking, amid a torch procession. Nearby fashion observers and little betting mark the scene. 40 years ago, Senator Edwin Norris builds a brick office on South Montana, while a Dillon bachelor plans an office dwelling. Delos Selway, thrown from his horse near the Selway ranch, fractures limb with two breaks, left on the prairie for some time.
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the Tribune
Glendale
Dillon Brass Band
Rink
W. A. Clark
Robert B. Smith
Sam Ward
Edwin Norris
Montana Street
Dillon Bachelor
Delos Selway
Selway Ranch
Telephone service praised in Big Hole basin
Thirty years ago the Southern Montana Telephone company provided excellent service in the Big Hole basin. At a recent meeting it was noted the basin has extensive local lines and many telephones, with over 175 miles of line and more than 100 telephones in use across the region.
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Southern Montana Telephone Company
Big Hole Basin
Big Hole
Rocky Mountain
Basin’s Link to Outside World Through Telephone Service
A fragment notes that the basin area maintains telephone connections with the outside world, suggesting access to external communication networks despite its isolation.
Zeigler Hot Springs Company Formed in Twin Bridges
The Zeigler Hot Springs company is incorporated with office in Twin Bridges. Plans include a hotel dance hall and plunge with work to start soon. Shares sell for five dollars. The springs lie eight miles from Glen station on the Oregon Short Line. The firm seeks a bridge across the river to ease access. Mr and Mrs James Miller visited Dillon last Saturday promoting the project.
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Zeigler Hot Springs Company
Twin Bridges
Glen Station
James Miller
Dillon
Reading Rapidly
Psychologists advise quick reading by not whispering or mouthing words and not tracking text with a finger. Focus on grasping ideas in phrases and paragraphs at a glance. Avoid mind wandering and anticipate the author’s thought progression to speed comprehension.
How to Make a Rose Pillow
Spread rose petals in the shade on a sunny day and dry thoroughly. Scatter a tablespoonful of powdered orbs root among them and sprinkle with ten drops of attar of roses. Make the inner cover of the pillow of glazed cambric and the outer cover of satin.
How Hollywood Got Its Name in 1883
Horace Henderson Wilcox a real estate man bought the land where Hollywood boulevard and Cahuenga avenue meet for a ranch. Unnamed at the time Mrs. Wilcox suggested Hollywood after a friend's English estate.
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Hollywood
Horace Henderson Wilcox
Hollywood Boulevard
Cahuenga Avenue
Mormon cricket control saves vast county crops in Yellowstone arc
The program in Yellowstone County estimates saving 72 900 acres of grain 2 700 acres of hay 100 acres of gardens and 10 000 acres of irrigated crops including beets and beans reflecting a large agricultural impact this year.
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Yellowstone County
Roosevelt policy echoes stir abroad in Chicago speech
Foreign leaders from France China and Britain react to President Roosevelt's foreign policy hints. Camille Chautemps praises the Chicago speech as echoing French principles. Chinese officials express gratification while US citizens in China cheer boycotts of Japan. Herbert Hoover urges a mid term Republican National Convention as GOP strength questions loom.
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Popular Front
France
Camille Chautemps
American Club of
Paris
Chicago
Roosevelt
U. S
China
Japan
Alfred Sao-Ke Sze
Shanghai
United Kingdom
U.S
Great Britain
Downing Street
Herbert Hoover
Atlantic Monthly
Prompt and Reactions Stir Japan Germany and Italy
In Japan Germany and Italy prompt and angry reactions to Chicago speech, with observers suggesting the President has moved toward a hard triumvirate among allies. The piece notes tensions and shifts in axis relations as the speech is debated.
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Japan
Germany
Italy
Chicago
Supreme Court Denies Levitt Bid on Black Eligibility
The 1937 38 term opened with the court denying Albert Levitts petition to force Justice Hugo Black to prove his eligibility. Chief Justice Hughes said Levitt showed only public interest, not direct injury, to invoke judicial review. Meanwhile Roosevelt White House talks and a Tokyo money scam involving Admiral Yonai are noted in the same dispatch.
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Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Albert Levitt
Hugo LaFayette Black
U. S
Charles Evans Hughes
Tokyo
Japan
Admiral Yonai
Navy
Matsumaasa Yonai
Windsors Meet Nazi Leaders During Berlin Visit
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor arrive in Berlin by Nord Express from Paris and are greeted by Dr. Robert Ley at the Kaiserhof. Ley tours factories and housing projects, praising workers while deriding communists. Madame Secretary Perkins offers U.S. aid to their visit.
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Berlin
Paris
Cologne
Robert Ley
Germany
Kaiserhof
Duke of Windsor
George VI
der Fuhrer
Adolph Hitler
Cherbourg
Bremen
Manhattan
Dr. Ley
England
Windsor
Adolf Hitler
Ley
U. S
Madam Secretary Perkins
Duke and Duchess Ince
Macon Woman Praises Lincoln at Dixie Daughters Meeting
In Macon Georgia Mrs Walter D Lamar caused a stir at a Georgia division United Daughters of the Confederacy gathering by praising Abraham Lincoln after a Jefferson Davis tribute claiming Lincoln as the Confederate president. Attendees gasped and she called it a slip.
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Macon
Georgia
George III
Walter D. Lamar
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States of America
Abraham Lincoln
Daughters of the Confederacy
Montana Seed Growers offer bonuses for high placing grains
The Montana Seed Growers association will pay cash bonuses to samples of grains grasses and legumes that place fifth or higher at the Chicago International Hay and Grain show. First place earns 15 dollars, second to fifth earn 10 dollars, and a grand championship add on is 10 dollars. Entry cards due in Chicago by November 10 and samples in Bozeman by November 20.
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Chicago
Montana Seed Growers Association
Bozeman
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Beaverhead
Martin Butch
County
State
Barnett
Dillon
Beaverhead County
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Republican National Committee
Northwest ‘Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
White House
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U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
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Will Brasier
Robert T. Brasier
Freemont St. Butte
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