US officials weigh Cuba crisis amid war decree
Washington reports say top U S officials voiced deep concern over Cuba's decree of war while favoring mediation. Secretary of State and Ambassador Summer Welles were noted for continuing talks with Cuban factions and foreign mediators as Washington considers steps to curb violence without military intervention.
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Washington
Cuba
Machada
Deerro
Summer Welles
Wollen
Masehodo
Varang
Texas Posse After Girl Murderer On Farm Found In Creek
In Te xas a posse of over 100 heavily armed men and hounds combed Waller County near Brookshire seeking a suspect linked to the murder of 22 year old Eble Jones. The girl, beaten and killed last evening, was found early this morning in a shallow creek near her farm home, where she had gone out after milking cows. The father discovered her body, clothed in the overalls from the day before, partially covered by creek waters.
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Tupohrhine
Tekan
Waller County
Eble Jones
Dawny
A. Jones
Brookshtra
Pioneer Pastor Rev George R. King Dies in Montana
The Rev. George R. King, 78, pioneer Methodist minister in Montana and former acting president of Wesleyan College Inge, now Intermountain Union, Helena, died today. He served across Virginia City Townsend Belgrade circuit Bozeman district Livingston Whitehall and the Gallatin valley circuit. Survived by his widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitenal
Georges TD. King
Montana
Wesleyan Coll Inge
Intermountain Union
Ilelena
Wie
Hove
King
Virginia City
Raxenimn
Eireult
Meadew Uresk
Maadiaon Valley
Townsend
Belgrade
Five Navy Airmen Die in Crash Off Hawaii
Five Navy airmen perished when their plane crashed off Hawaii after losing surface panels. Only machinist mate first class Taft survived, aided by a patrol craft, while Lieutenant Marshall and others were fatalities. Rescue teams from Avocet and a nearby barge worked to recover the aircraft from 56 feet of water.
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NAVY
Hawaii
Rat
T. ©. Marshall
Prent
C. C. Stewart
Chang VV
C. Hovey
Reaman
J. B. Pil
WN. A. Taft
Naval Hospital
Pearierhor
Taft
Marshall
Trappe
Tuft
Tutt
Fort Weaver
Avocet
Violence during New York milk strike escalates on holiday
In Albany and across counties, striking milk producers used force and gunfire as the New York milk holiday saw widespread disruption. State police, armed with 30-30 rifles, faced mass dumping and protests while Governor Letman pushed for an investigation of the milk control board.
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Albany
New York
Oneioa
Jioome
Herbert WH. Letman
State Milk Control Board
Three Bank Raiders Escape in Oklahoma
Three men robbed the Teopita National Bank of Kingfisher in the afternoon. They escaped by wading the Cimarron River eight miles northeast of here after abandoning their car on the riverbank. Officers said nightfall reports list Kingtaner Oklahoma August with no further details.
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Teopita National Bank
Kingfisher
Cimarron River
Here
Inn Roupa
Apposite
Kingtaner
Okt
Aug
Kiwanis Convenes Lunch at Continental Divide Summit
Kiwanis delegates finish two days of sessions at Kali spell Montana with an annual convention closing lunch atop the Continental Divide. About 100 attendees shared a meal served in firefighters' style. Homeward journeys begin as delegates map travel toward the Bun highway.
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Gineler Park
Ave
Ary
Kalispell
Montana
Vote of 37 States Assured This Year on Repeal
Prohibition repeal gains momentum across 37 states this year with key votes in Missouri and Arizona. Arizona’s 3 to 4 margin shifts opposition to the federal amendment, while Missouri sees no strong pro repeal push. September ballots include Colorado Vermont Maine Minnesota and others, with Florida and Carolinas voting in October and November respectively to shape the nationwide outcome. The tally aims to reach 87 votes, one more than required to expel the URUA amendment, contingent on all favoring the measure.
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Missouri
Associated Preas
Arizona
Tte
Stntes
Tintia
Texas
Whrasington
Colorado
Utah
Pola
Vermont
Maine
Marsland
Minnesota
Tinka
New
Italian Air Armada Drowns Officer in Portugal Incident
In Lisbon area Aug 9 AP: Twenty three Italian air squadron planes arrived from the Azores after a takeoff accident at Ponte Delgada. One officer, Lieutenant Karits Squagna, drowned when a plane overturned during departure. Captain Celso Ratnerh and Radio Sergeant Aldo Rover were injured. Other crews continued eastward to rejoin the main armada.
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Portugal
Ldnbon
Transatlante
Avorca
Iaeres
Celso Ratnerh
Ponta Delgata
Aimee and Dave Seek Reconciliation After Divorce Talk
Lon Aneto Calif Aug 9. Aimee Semple Meher and David Ginny reported reconciling after a meeting in a downtown hotel. Their attorney said the dispute stemmed from church and personal issues, not a deep personal rift, and both now seek to try a renewed friendship and potential reconciliation.
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Lon Aneto
Calif
Motion Plethe
Alines Semple Mephernon Hillionny
Anglin Temple
Wii
Sinter Almaq
Dave
Mayo
Meteor sighting spurs cross state search in Wyoming and Nebraska
Residents of southeastern Wyoming and western Nebraska planned a hunt for a meteor after a bright celestial event reportedly struck near Lindbergh, Wyoming, about 10:30 a.m. yesterday. A local grocer heard the phenomenon and notified authorities, drawing in nearby communities to verify the impact and trace the meteorite’s path.
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Pine Biafra
Wyo
Wyoming
Nebraska
Here
Branahury Hying
Lindbergh
Milan
Montana Highway Projects Approved
The Portland district engineer announces 27 National Recovery Act highway projects in Washington Oregon and Montana with an estimated cost of 2 705 000. The work will employ over 2 000 men on direct construction plus additional workers and material suppliers. Montana projects include Grading surfacing and bridges on 28 6 miles in the Westena Wolf Creek section Lewis and Clark county cost 348 020 and grading and bridges on 29 9 miles Culbertson to Sidney Roosevelt county cost 384 580.
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Pavia
Oro
Portland
Bureau of Public Mondé
Washington
Oregon
Montana
W. H. Lynch
Diatriet
Wotena
Wolf Creek
Lewis and Glark
Culbertson
Sidney
Roosevalt County
Mob Threatens Slavers at Coalgate County Raid
Police from Ada rushed to Coalgate Oklahoma to quell a threatened mob attacking a jail. Deputies held suspects linked to a singing incident involving Robert Rumpter, a veteran U.S. marshal.
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Coalgate
Olin
Ada
Ruard
Robert ©. Rumpter
WU. S
Hopkins Sets $1 Billion Goal for Unemployment Relief
Washington August. Federal relief chief Harry L. Hopkins said the nation must mobilize 1 billion dollars for unemployment relief this winter. He urged states and cities to match the 500 million federal appropriation or risk leaving jobless families without aid. Hopkins warned that noncooperation would mean federal help would not come. He predicted state and local agencies would raise funds, and noted a deadline of October 1.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Thele Sam
Hopkins
Second Blaze In Bitter Root Zone Rages Near Sheephead Creek
A second major forest fire in two days fought by about 100 men advances toward Sheephead Creek area in Bitter Root valley, 40 miles southeast of Hamilton. The three mile by three fourths mile blaze follows an earlier 1,100 acre fire at Little Sleeping Child Cracks country, eight miles south of Hamilton, now under control with wind easing.
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Mintonls
Ave
Bitter Rat Valley
Sheephead Creek
Hamilton
Little Sleeping Child Craclk
Grain exchange code faces farm official warning
Washington officials push a revamping code for grain exchanges after a day-long conference with George N. Peck urging broad reforms. The plan includes price-variation limits, abolishing weekly indemnities, stricter margin requirements, futures volume limits, and new labor standards for exchange employees across major markets. The threat: if exchanges do not reform, the government will.
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Washington
Grain Exchange
George N. Peck
Farm Act
Exchange
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Duluth
St. Louis
Omaha
Peek
Wilson of Montana to Rule Back-to-Farm Movement
Washington AP President Roosevelt appoints Wilson wheat chief at the Farm Administration to oversee a federal subsistence homestead program for unemployed urban workers. A $25 million fund from public works is set to support near industrial centers. Secretary Ickes says the plan aims to weave into the unemployment program. Wilson, ex-head of Montana State College agriculture economics, will hold both roles until October 1 and continue directing the voluntary wheat allotment campaign until its finish. Subsis tence homes will not enter commercial farming and may be created near cities through quasi governmental or state municipal cooperation.
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Washington
Wilson
Roosevelt
Congress
Public Works
Ickes
Jo Ts
Montana
Montana State College of Agriculture
Tonnevelt
Brends
Serious Trouble in Ireland Expected
Dublin reports say President de Valera will issue a proclamation to ban the Blue Shirts demonstration on Sunday. General Owen O Ywiry, head of the National guard, plans to lead a foren march to the cenotaph honoring Arthur Griffith and early Irish movement leaders.
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Dublin
Ramon de Valera
Owen O'Ywiry
National Guard
Nn A Foren
Arthur Griffith
Tree Annte
State treasurer’s office under guard amid forgery probe
National grand officers were posted at the Kansas state treasurer office as Gov. Alt M. Danton na asked state accountants to examine records amid a municipal bond forgery scandal. D. A. N. Chase and A. R. Tones led the review while business continued. Officials noted $329,000 in forged hands in treasurer vaults deposited by three banks, with Fidelity State and Savings Bank in Emporia among those involved. Lyon county also held deposits secured by bonds being checked for forgeries.
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Topeka
Kan
D. A. N. Chase
A. R. Tones
Lyon County
Fidelity State and Savings Bank
Emporia
Prohibition Bureau to Vanish in Federal Agency Overhaul
President Roosevelt advances a broad agency reorganization halting the Prohibition Bureau and merging it into a larger framework. Officials anticipate job losses near twelve thousand with preliminary savings projected at five million dollars annually, as Hyde Park studies finalize legal steps amid the economy drive.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Embines Alden
Thors
Whos Rogers Beverly iits Gallf Aug 9
A letter recalls the 1808 push for Cuban liberty and the later Cuban civil war, noting lessons about foreign intervention and democracy. The writer argues for a strong home defense and criticizes distant wars, ending with a personal signoff.
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Beverly Iits
Gallf
Cuba
Martial law in effect in Amoy fights resume in northern China
Amoy China August 9 martial law proclaimed due to communist activity. US gunboat Fulton victim of murder while efforts to protect Americans continue. General Tsai Ting Kai and 19th Route Army pressed by communists in Lungyen region. Bombing planes from Canton reported. Thousands of refugees pour into Amoy seaport amid unrest. In Chahar Province Tolumoerh Tolumoerh invasion by 6000 Japanese and Manchukuan troops resumes Sino Japanese hostilities. Air bombardment reported along the Chahar Jehol border with heavy casualties.
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Amoy
China
United States
Fulton
Tsai Ting-Kai
Shanghai
Lungyen
Canton
Communista
Orean
Peiping
Chiba
Ang
North China
Chahar Province
Tolumoerh
Delonor
Chahar-Jehol
Warning to dealers and employers over Roosevelt pact
Washington August 9 Hugh S Johnson warned retailers grocers and all covenanting employers that agreements must be fulfilled. Speaking during a hearing on a permanent coal industry code he denounced misunderstandings that shortened store hours and limited employment. Johnson noted modified wage and hour provisions for petroleum and jewelry industries taking effect immediately.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hugh
Johnson
N.R.A
Appointments Made for Montana Home Loan Officials
Great Falls Aug 9 Many apply for loans for homes as the Home Loan Owners corporation announces the remaining attorneys and appraisers for Montana counties. Glacier county H W Judson attorney and E J Butler appraiser both of Cut Bank. Sweetgrass Claude Gray Aly Timber attorney. Herman Uterhmole Graycliff appraiser. Rovali Edward M Tucker attorney. John Q Leverquist appraiser both of Hamilton. Wheatland Emmatt O Sullivan attorney. Perry Zimmerman appraiser both of Harl ot on. Yellowstone G H Berry Worden appraiser. About 1 200 application blanks mailed so far and about 600 filed at the state office and Butte office with Butte serving the first district and Great Falls the second.
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Great Palla
Montana
CG. Carruth
Home Loan Owners Corporation
Glacier County
H. W. Judson
E. J. Butler
Cut Bank
Sweetgrass
Claude Gray
Aly Timber
Herman Utermohle
Grayclitt
Rovalli
Edward M. Tucker
John QO. Leverquist
Hamilton
Wheatland
Emmatt O'Sullivan
Perry Zimmerman
Harlowton
Yellowstone
G. H. Berry
Worden
Butte
Carruth
Great Falls
Bozeman Canners Return to Work After Short Strike
In Bozeman the canning plant restarted operations today after workers accepted a 20 percent wage increase. The strike began yesterday morning over demands totaling 1828 warca, with the plant threatening closure if demands were not met. The negotiated rise covers about half the original requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Workera
Bozeman Canning Company
Warca
Canning Company
Miners in Pennsylvania Return to Work Amid Strike Settlement
Uniontown Pa August 9 Lingering trouble spots in the Pennsylvania mining strike cleared up today sending thousands of men back to the pit The Fayette county miners resumed work at Frick Company No 4 mine Grindstone after federal and state agencies intervened in a wage dispute The National Labor Board lent conciliation in the bituminous coal controversy with hearings set in Reading and Pottsville for Friday and next day respectively to address employer and employee positions.
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Uniontown
Pennsylvania
Talay
Fayette County
H.C. Frick Company
Grindatone
Agencian
Amouth
National Labor Board
Roosevelt
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Lie U. S. Department of Commerce
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Oklahoma
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Dwide
Osemia
Hata Neon
Okio
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Ireland
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Prohibition Bureau
Ty Don J. Kirkley
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