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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1934

Page

2

Morro Castle blaze stirs accusations of negligence and arson

Survivors testified on the Morro Castle fire eight miles off New Jersey claiming no alarm. Radio operator Rogers and aide Alagna faced questions over delayed SOS calls while officers blamed incendiary elements and possible sabotage.

Morro Castle New Jersey Havana Robert Wilmott Wiliam F. Warms Asbury Park Federal Steamboat Inspection Board George W. Rogers George J. Alagna Alayna Rogers Beard Alagna Wilmott Gus Harmon Warms Ilavana No. 5 International Maritime Association Communists of Moscow

New Dealers Triumph in Several State Races and National Tally

Maine reelects Gov Louis Brann with a large Democratic margin while Alfred Ames and Senator Hale win for Republicans. New Dealers claim two of three Congress seats. Lacey defeats Comstock for Michigan governor. Fitzgerald named Arizona sec of state. Johnston wins Dem nomination in South Carolina runoff. Hales loses Ground in Washington. National fund reports show Republicans $105,078 receipts and Democrats $121,088, with Democratic outlays $106,337 and Republican $149,920. major donors include Ruppert, Trommer, Piel, and Pabst. Du Ponts back Republicans.

Maine Louis J. Brann Alfred K. Ames Frederick Hale F. Harold Dybord Hale William A. Comstock Michigan Arthur J. Lacey Frank B. Fitzgerald South Carolina Olin D. Johnston Cole Blease Arizona Ashurst Isabella Greenway Colorado Josephine Roach Edward C. Johnson Washington J.C. Stephenson Lewis Schwellenbach National Committees Col Jacob Ruppert George F. Trommer William Piel New York Fred Pabst Milwaukee Irenee and Lammot du Pont Republican Fund

NRA poster and policy split plan amid New Deal shift

Nationwide distribution of a four inch poster urges public support for Blue Eagle businesses. The plan links to the recovery administration reorganization led by Roosevelt and Hugh S. Johnson with separate agencies handling policy, administration, and disputes.

Blue Eagle NRA The Recovery Administration Roosevelt Hugh S. Johnson General Johnson

Restless pursuit near Star ranch heats up stages of attraction

At breakfast Hays and companions discuss Smoky’s lingering presence and looming pursuit by Herrick’s outfit. Jim and Miss Herrick share a tense, evolving ride through pine and sage as the hunt shifts from wolves and coyotes to a personal tension between Jim and Helen, while Heeseman’s serious mood hints at unseen schemes.

Hays Smoky Happy Jack Herrick Limestone Hank Jim Tays Barnes Herricks Helen Miss Herrick Heeseman Star Ranch

Wild west seduction and a gunslinger split

Jim Wall confronts Helen Herrick on a Utah range after a flirtation turns to assault. He admits love, warns her to ride with protection, leaves Star ranch, and soon reports back to Smoky’s gang headquarters with a share of loot as tensions rise among the crew.

Jim Wall Wyoming Utah Hank Hays Herrick Hays Helen Heeseman Wall Jim Miss.Herrick Irl Miss Herrick Helen Herrick Star Ranch Smoky Brad Lincoln Mac Bridges Sparrowhawk Latimer Slocunt Hawk Hyar

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