Senate drys clash over prohibition enforcement inquiry
Senate Republicans argue over investigating prohibition enforcement and the two law officers Mellon and Mitchell. Senator Norris of Nebraska presses for a record vote while Senator Fess defends Mellon as a sincere law enforcer. Attorney General Mitchell appears before the judiciary committee as the debate centers on enforcement and administration.
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HY Francis M. Stephenson
Trews
Wester Washington
Senate
Mellon
Mitchell
Fonster Hronkhart
Repubiicas
Tosh
Norris
Nebraska
Mnother Dry
Fess
Ohio
Mellonga A
Ifo
Wenala
Hay
Beartig
George Arnold Named Mayor In Melena Victory
George Arnold won the Melena mayoral race by a narrow margin amid a 40 percent turnout of 4 138 ballots. The election also brought Hen ry Kinin and T Chase Patrice to other city roles as voters backed water system improvements and municipal services.
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George TP. Arnold
Melena
Henry Kinin
T. Chase
Patrice
Martin Doty
Numbele Duttes
George Arnold
Halena
Montana
Palla Narty
St Paul Bank Control Moved to First Bank Stock Corp
TL C Tay vice president of the holding company announced today that control of the Northwestern Trust Company of St Paul, once owned by the late Jamon Til, has been acquired by First Bank Stock Corporation. Plans to consolidate the North system with the Mer etmca Trust company noted.
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St Paul
Northwestern Trust Company of
Jamon
Hing
First Bank Stock Corporation
TL. C. Tay
Meretmca Trust Company
Ll Paid
Forest Roads Bill Advances to Senate in Highway Aid Debate
Washington April 7 The forest roads measure moves to the Senate while Montana gains highway funding. Congress allocates 30 million for forest road construction plus 20 million for next three years for forest roads and traffic. Secretary Hyde distributes 48.75 million of 50 million federal aid for highway construction for the new fiscal year beginning July 7 1990.
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Senate
Montana
Congress
Tralla
Hyde
Hoover
Haowaii
William Jenings Bryan
Bry Washington
House
Panama Canal
Pt Mnj
George W Gonthama
Annapolta
Gingell pleads not guilty to wife murder charge
Augustin Gingell, 25, pleaded not guilty to strangling his wife in her Newark apartment on February 21. Police say he confessed to shooting after surrendering to officers who quoted his remark about another man. Trial set for May 7.
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Lon Angeles
Augustin Gingell
Kigard Bjarnohy
Gingoll
Om Triffie
Arm Pursuit Ship Braga Up at Reno
A reconnaissance aircraft piloted by Lieut Norman P Billin crashed at Hoping airport Reno after 22 lanes landed from Brera mento. Major Ralph Royce of the RFOUD says the plane will be salvaged. Sillim escaped injury.
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BRAGA
Reno
Norman P. Billin
Breramento
Ralph Royce
RFOUD
Sillim
MacDonald narrowly avoids ouster over powwow on Franco British security
In London April 7, a heated Commons debate tested Prime Minister MacDonalds free hand on naval security talks. A motion seeking censure to force his resignation was narrowly averted, as the government defended its handling ahead of Anglo French negotiations. Frantic backroom reports claimed France backed a security formula acceptable to Britain, easing wartime policy tensions.
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London
MacDonald Wan
Dimaele
MacDonald
Dlamep
Tonlahy
BI. Mirand
Great Britain
Europe
West May Spurn Old Guard Offer
Warhingtom April 7 1 page ting in the western ree publican independents apart from the offer of aderent thieerpyllican arn atorial campaign committee was made today by Semetar Peter Nowe berk. The South Dakatan who belongs to the group designated by Chairman Morox of the senatorial campaign committee and Vin Sons of the Wild drackoes issues a statement in response to the public policy of aid to aN republican senatorial nominees. Norbeck is not up for reelection this year. Those western independents campaigning his year have shown indifference to the party offer.
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Warhingtom
Semetar
Peter Noweberk
Morox
Ismund
Stebvet
Weatyrnet
Setter Norbeck
Wotern
W. P. Harding Dies at Algonquin Club in New York
Rostan April 7 reports the death of W. P. Harding longtime governor of the Federal Reserve Board since January 132 percent. The Alabama born executive, 66, had served as president of the Federal Reserve Board and held roles with the War Finance Corporation. Cremation followed at Forest Hills. body to Birmingham Alabama. Harding was appointed to the board in 1914 and became governor, noted for keeping the board out of war politics. He graduated from the University of Alabama in 1981 as the youngest ever to graduate.
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Rostan
Winton
Unréing
Federal Reserve Bank of
Ronton
Loring
Algonquin Club
Jang
Ferroral Remorve Hoard
Mgr
Herding
Greenoannty
Alabama
Forest Bills Conrary
Birmingham
Ala
Marding
Altta
Wilson
War Finance Corporation
Jiarding
University of Alabama
Three Seek Safe Return After Car Plunges From 50 Foot Bank
An Overland car carrying John Staringer and his two sons Tony and Lawrence rolled over a 50 foot embankment near Trout Creek bridge above the Missouri River. The trio escaped with minor injuries after landing in 10 to 15 feet of water. Tony suffered a scalp wound. A motorist aided the party home, while rescuers noted the swift descent and shattered glass.
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Trout Creek
Missouri River
John Staringer
Tony
Lawrence
East Helena
Tonk
Esteam
Leont Ataringer
Igh
Tone Tariving
Banda
Hankmont
Fiabermien
Scattered 15 SAIN FUTURES ACT challenge text
Fragmented OCR notes reveal a legal challenge to the SAIN FUTURES ACT 15. The document references government powers, executive branches, and a Chicago board, with a date around April 74. It mentions Herbert Hoover becoming president and Theodore Hoover attending events at Stanford.
Three Confessed Crimes Shock St. Paul Slayings
In St Paul Minnesota on April 7 three deaths were listed as solved after eight year old Andy Mann confessed to a triple set of crimes. He pleaded guilty to one serious incident and received a life sentence in prison. Investigations tied the boy to the slayings of Dorothy Anne 12 and others, with confessions detailing violent acts and the suspect’s prior offenses.
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St. Paul
Minn
Andy Mann
Prixon
Manuwan
Iowa
Hugo O Itanti Tague
Caso Maue
Rar Tague
Democratic Nominee Faces McCormick or Denewa Rival
Former Senator J. Hamilton Lewis runs in Tlllingis as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Congress. He will oppose Ruth Hanna McCormick or Senator Charles Denewa, rivals for the Republican nomination.
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J. Hamilton Lewis
Pnper
House of Congress
Mra
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Charles
Denewa
Ci Didates
City Mayors and Aldermen Elected in Multiple Cities
Across several Montana cities on April 7 voters elected city officials. Anaconda saw Republicans and Democrats win seats. Butte elected seven Democrats to council. Great Falls approved water sewer funds of 795000 and shifted council control to Democrats, with plans for a new city hall and auditorium.
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Butte Nutts
Efelt
Council
al Sundberg
Great Falls
Republican
Douinert
Fondinanes
Farmer Wounded by His Niece in Row Prairie
Plentywood April 7 Hugo Waar about 40 a prominent farmer was found wounded in day on his tatin Wanda Hans a6. telephoned officers and told them she did the shooting and asked that they take her into custody. Authorities said the Haas family had quarreled several times but the cause of the shooting was not determined. Mees was wounded in the abdomen.
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Plentywood
Hugo Waar
Wanda Hans
Flcers
Haas
Mees
Meown
Nettle Glan
Minot
Afra Brown
Minat
Mra
Olson
Aga Bamana
Halle
Charles Anderson
Farmere
Here
Maura
Anternot
Brown
Callaghan
Anderson
Vinitta
Mere
Jury Opens Verdict In Havre Double Killing Trial
Havre coroner’s jury returns an open verdict on a double killing amid unclear testimony. Evidence centers on whether Callaghan or Mrs Brown fired the shots that killed Mrs Titown and Mrs Brown’s husband, with the couple’s troubled affair and letters guiding investigators. The scene, six miles north of Havre, saw Callaghan and Mrs Brown linked to the tragedy as relatives and friends describe events surrounding the deaths.
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Havre
Minot
Xinghot
Nh Nero
Firat
Titown
Cal- Inghan
Tim
Bitter primary battle in Illinois ends near
Chicago April 7 The bitter contest between Senator Charles Deneen and Representative Ruth McCormick unfolds as Illinois voters head to the polls in the first major 1970 primary. Each camp blasts rivals with radio addresses while McCormick travels from Oxie County to await results, warning of any attempts to influence the vote and promising nomination prospects.
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Chicago
Charles 3
Deneen
Ruth Tanna McCormick
Lamorrow
United States Senate
Congress
Ramnatgnore
Mia
Ciicage
McGormick
Tier Farm Estulati
Oxie County
Chum
Mra
Allen Hnodovelt
Lonawart
Chicago Machine
McCormick
Cxhall
Fifty shot down but is serious in Mysore gold mines
Bangalore India April 7 police fired on workmen during a strike at the Mysore gold mines 50 casualties reported. A Mysore lancer squadron and police reinforcements were sent as 6000 workers halted operations. Also reports say Gandhi’s arrest and nationwide civil disobedience actions followed salt protest at Mundra beach with volunteers and clashes in various districts.
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Bangalore
Mysore
India
Mysore Lancers
Ramara
Bombay
Gandhi
Tha
Mynpro
Camnalkiy
Volunteera
Ahmedabad
Dexter Named Campaign Manager for Bond and Tax Proposal
John Dexter, longtime Montana State College publications director, was chosen yesterday to lead the campaign for the 93 million bond issue and the three mill statewide tax save referendum. The appointment follows months of planning by the college campaign committee, with Dexter to coordinate efforts alongside campus officials and campaign staff.
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John Dexter
Gimuiications
Montana State College
Nestor
Membota
Mt Moon
Dexter
weslAlItt
Antoly
Defense of Frisco Blown Up by Army
Army air forces attack Crlany field San Franciscans military airport with nearly four hundred planes. Air defenses reportedly beaten, holes blown in the defense. Exercise opened with the corps assembling 162 military planes from several states.
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Frisco
Mather Flea
Serramenia
Army Corps
Crlany Field
San Franetaca
Exereiia
School appoints Mrs Walker as superintendent and girls program manager
The state school for girls in the Helena valley announces the appointment of Mrs Walker as superintendent and Walker as the manager of girls. The board of trustees confirmed the appointments after a session at the state capitol.
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Walker Wiade
Walker
Vrecul
Walcker
Helena Valley
Miva
Sant ¥. Stewart
Chotenian
Lalu Fy Iver
Ann
Eleanor Cost
Euscation
State Capitol
Wale
First Census Report on Montana Point
The document records the first census report for Montana Point, detailing population data from Powder River and Mores counties. It notes comparison with the coast of 1920, and mentions a joint school district in the northern area.
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Montana Point
Rensus Enue Meratorn
Powder Miva
GO Oy Ube
Death toll from hail blast near Japan railway scene
Railway officials blame a blast near a Japanese railway line on dynamite mixed with forbidden coal. The accident occurred today as rescue teams and survivors search near the scene, with the death toll rising.
Memorial Arch Planned at Summit of Mighty Rockies
The Ganvitt bi to authorize construction of an archway at the Rocky mountain summit in Montana to memory of Thendara Hougyvelt. The project, costing $25,000, would be erected near Stonewell Medway at the Hatchers Cr crest on the Continental divide boundary of Flathead and Lewis and Clark National Forests. It also marks the 20th anniversary of the present forest service under the Roosevelt administration.
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Wualiingtaw
Ganvitt Bi
Rocky Mountain Range
Montana
Thendara Hougyvelt
de Ronate
Menway
Medway
Hatchers
Flathead
Lewis and Clerk
Forest Service
Roovevolt Aéminiattalion
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