MINERS DEAD IN KEEN MOUNTAIN MINE EXPLOSION
Forty five charred bodies recovered from Keen Mountain mine of Red Jacket Coal Company after a massive blast at night shift. Rescue crews evacuated victims amid toxic air as fire and debris filled drifts. Miner Plain Tull Smith recounted seeing flame and coal cars hurled from the mountain.
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Giundry Va
Apri
Keen Mountain
Red Jacket
Tao
Sor Toming
Plain Tull Smith
Japanese Advance Deepens in Shantung and Riangsu
Shanghai dispatch reports Japanese forces pushed a wedge into Chinese lines in southern Shantung and crossed into Riangsu from the north after a Japanese offensive claimed progress. A spokesman said banners crossed the Kiangsu border and Tarerchwang area saw Japanese forces approach before a reported clash near the city.
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Shanghai
Kiangsa
Shantung
Tarerchwang
Riangsu
Chamber of Commerce program for recovery outlined
The United States Chamber of Commerce proposes a non spectacular and inexpensive business recovery program as an alternative to federal spending. It urges tax relief, credit reforms, and quicker private investment while avoiding large new subsidies, arguing private spending would create permanent jobs and higher wages. The plan emphasizes early understanding for utility expansion and stresses cautious growth over expansive public programs.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Hevir
House Conseres
Thesa Lupai
Moirs
Apphi
Perry
Supreme Court rules saloon law must be voted November
The Montana supreme court ruled that the 187 legislature’s saloon measure must be referred to a vote at the general election this November. The decision held the people have the right to approve or reject the act via a referenda, after petitions and legal challenges in Helena.
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Supreme Court
Montana Supreme Court
A Program for the Opposition By Walter Lippmann
Walter Lippmann argues that public debate on pump priming by government expenditure misses the point. He analyzes Roosevelt era policy, noting high spending but matching tax intake and little net borrowing, and questions whether new programs will meaningfully prime the economy.
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Toosevelt
Oder
Roosevelt
Plea of Ball Set in Killing Affair
Harte Apr 22 Weir Hall accused of murder in district court Minnie Damuels Ball April 14 arraigned before Judge Ion Tynett. Hearing on bail bonds set for Monday night. Mrs Ball fatally wounded at her mother’s home after divorce proceedings began. Ball died by apparent suicide after shooting. funeral held Friday.
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Harte
Weir Hall
Layer
Minnie Damuels
Ion Tynett
Etry
Plex
Hig
Pall Wisl
Mra Ball
Montana Grazing Conference Ends Amid Policy Turmoil
The Montana grazing conference wraps with deliberations on grazing rules affecting 990 to 700 acres and allocations. Chair elect InP Finege of Winnth Wis presided and Ralph Jogte of Billings named as chair, with Toho Travid of Gtasara and others in attendance. several commissioners were absent.
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Tewetown
Montana
G Te Melba
Puler
Eharimat
Enmtin
Pais
James Grierson
Pisshant
Toho Travid
Gtasara
Uevard Merse
Dilly
Her Willeme
Deer Fudge
Finege
Winnth Wis ‘Leeted
Chirman
Ralph Jogte
Billings
Yie Hairmim
Tbnderson
Glasgow
Despondent gang leader tied to death near Bonbas
An unclear report indicates a gang figure linked to a death near Bonbas on April 23. Names and places in the text are garbled, but the item references a gang leadership figure connected to a fatal incident and local coverage by a Maryan Fert newspaper.
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Bonbas
Pyrat
Malandas Ko Gaidhi
Cailias
Optimo
Waibutma
Maryan
Daylight Saving Time Change Indicated
Fragmented text discusses the upcoming daylight saving time shift with scattered phrases about clocks, dates, and regional references. The readable portions hint at scheduling and regional impact but lack clear specifics or complete details.
Albert and Dorothy Breen Facing Charge
Albert and Dorothy Breen were arrested in Tureha Calif on April 22 on warrants charging use of mass defined illegal acts. San Francisco officials say deputies arrested them at a military entry on the haliminth toker. the charges reference alleged offenses spanning more than two years.
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Tureha Calif
Palbert
Dereny
Sishivon
Wisconsin Liberals Plot Third Party Shift
Madison Wisconsin and Governor Philip Lalquette push a Wisconsin third party movement akin to a Progressive Party revival. The plan centers on a national liberal realignment, four radio broadcasts, and a bid to reshape state elections with new party labels and cross‑state support.
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Madison Wis
Philip Fakallette
Progressive Party of
Wisconsin
Amself
Senate
Lalquette
Tts
Republian
Hsedyen
Thoma
Lakollere
Mathson
Ile New Party
Nlovenent
Robert Wolabot Eiler
Tres
President Roosevelt on Weekend Cruise
A garbled wartime era note references President Roosevelt and a weekend cruise. The readable fragments suggest a naval or presidential outing possibly in April, with unclear details and scattered names and places.
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President Roosevelt
New York Girl Admits Poisoning Her Brothers
A Queens courtroom report states Elizabeth Wagner admitted to poisoning two brothers, Henry and Charles, in Astoria. The affidavit details a method using tainted liniment and pins, with the motive linked to family neglect, as investigators note the brothers died last week.
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New York
Pri
Wasner
Astoria
Queens
Thizabeth Wagner i
Trenry
Charles
Auto Workers Not to Strike Yet says UAW President
Homer Martin of the United Automobile Workers reports that despite Kuch and Chevrolet GM plants voting to strike, there will be no strikes or work stoppages until grievance procedures are exhausted. He states unity with GM and cautions against premature action while arbitration and related matters proceed.
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Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers of America
Kuch
Chevrolet
General Motors Corporation
Cetetil Motors
Unie
F AW
Uconsumian
Bern
Farley Warns U S Situation Could Deteriorate
In a nationwide appeal for tolerance New York April 2 Postmaster General James A Farley warned that without reforms the recession could exceed past downturns. He argued private business must acknowledge reforms and government action to revive the economy and employment.
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New York
James A. Farley
Cheain
Tanauet Cotebia
Thomas Defo
Txen Trovag
Loosevelt
A Practical Booklet For Automobile Owners
A historical pamphlet style advertisement outlines car care guidance and maintenance, promising economical, practical advice for the average vehicle owner. The snippet mentions papers on cat care and farming alongside motor topics, with promotional pricing and postpaid offers.
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Hewlett
Eusgesin
CVA
European leaders press for broader action amid new accords
London reports Neville Chamberlain presses a wide agenda after securing Anglo Irish and Italy talks. He returns from a fishing holiday to push amid plans for rearmament, Ethiopia status, and League of Nations recognition, with Daladier and Bonnet meeting in Paris. Italy presents counter offers on Mediterranean status and North Africa, including Tunisia and the Djibouti-Addis Ababa railway, seeking assurances on the Suez Canal.
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Great Briain
Italy
Ireland
Neville Chamberlain
Treland
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Mitas
Edouard Daladier
Georges Bonnet
Ttrome
Rome
Ounter
France
Jules Blondel
Mediterranean
Spain
North Africa
Djibouti
Addis Ababa
Body of Butte Girl Found on Idaho Isle
The coroner tentatively identified the found body as Betty Smith, a young woman from Butte, last known living at a local hotel since April 16. The discovery was made on an island in the Snake River near Idaho Falls.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Snake River
Tred Torter
Betty Smith
Hutte
Porter
Fire Ravages Havre Business District In Major Blaze
A severe Havre fire destroyed three mercantile stores in the Stringfellow building and gutted the Havre Motor Company garage. Damage is estimated around 150000 dollars. The blaze began about 1136 last night in the heart of the business district, with insurance covering losses for the owners. Debris removal and investigation by the fire department continued today.
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George Dewar
Three Lage Mercantile
Stringfellow
Havre Motor Oomopany
Lou Stringtelles
Sewurance
Glo
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