New Appointments Of President May Cause Bitter War
Washington December 6 A.P. Nominations Roosevelt will make to vacant high offices are awaited with interest. Analysts expect a test of his challenge to critics in Congress and potential bitter fights in the Senate over a Supreme Court vacancy and the attorney general nomination to succeed Homer Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Supreme Court
Wne
Atrenugus
Homer Cummings
Americans and German influence at Pan American conference
Private discussions in Peru reveal German agents promoting totalitarian views while Latin American delegates weigh responses to U S efforts at the eighth Pan American conference opening. German propaganda circles circulate among attendees as they evaluate potential shifts toward stronger government or “strong man” leadership amid democracy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Geroman
United States
Americas
Germany
Propaganda Ministry
Miners die as haulage cable snaps at Nova Scotia mine
A train of 26 cars carrying 230 miners at the Princess Colliery north of Sydney, Nova Scotia, derailed after the haulage cable snapped on a steep grade. Eighteen men were killed and thirty-one hospitalized with injuries. others suffered minor harms as some leaped from the plunging cars. The accident occurred at Nova Scotia Steel and Coal’s Princess Colliery in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Here
Trincess
Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company
Cats go to school to catch rats and mice
Boston report shows Rose Hill grammar school parents protest conditions as Frederick O Connell, chair of a parents committee, tells the school board that children bring their cats to school for protection against pests. The item frames a modern echo of the Marys lamb idea with a feline twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dec
Roosevelt backs pay as you go armament plan
President Roosevelt announced a pay as you go policy for the upcoming arms program, hoping it may avoid higher taxes. He said tax increases might be avoided by budgetary adjustments since some defense expenditures are self liquidating. He stressed national defense as the sole purpose and outlined three expense categories observed in other countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
Stephen Earry
Congress
Boulder Dam
Correspondent Paul Anderson's Dramatic Life Ends in Death
Washington correspondent Paul Anderson, 45, a longtime reporter for the St. Louis Star-Times and later with The Trust Dispatch, ended his life. He was famed for senate investigations and crime reporting including the East St. Louis murders, the Loeb-Leopold trial, and the Scopes trial period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dec
Paul
Anderson
Cer
Andersen
Senate
Maki
Fun
East St. Louis
Teepot
Vileases
Thasks
Hind Beet
Senate Walk
Montana
Wark
Chicago
LaFellette
Surprise Witness Links Car Stain to Bassett Killing
Surprise witness said he saw Bealtie Mayer and Mrs Smith driving James Eugene Bassett’s car on the night of Bassett’s disappearance ten years ago. Schmidt testified Mayer and Mrs Smith held blood stained sacks in the back of the car and he noted the license number, linking the suspects to the Maryland Navy civilian’s murder in Annapolis and later larceny charges in Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmidt
Mayer
Smith
Rassett
Attornee Malton Ifcimian
Bassett
Editor of The Montana Standard Fully Recovered
Rochester Minnesota brief reports editor Eg Lelphouter of The Montana Standard Butte left for Lomé after recovering from an operation conducted weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Minn
Wee
EG. Lelphouter
Montana Standard
Butte
Lome
Fhiy
Auto Dealers of State Conclude Convention Here
Members of the Montana Motor Trades association closed a two day convention with a banquet at the I'lacer shetcl. Jean Chaffin of Bozeman, news president of the organization, called it "the best in our history." Nearly 100 automobile dealers, finance representatives and manufacturers' reps attended the banquet where Clyde W. Burgan of Helena acted as toastmaster. Principal speakers yesterday were H. C. Burris, state labor commissioner, who reviewed the wage and hour bill noting it affects wholesale dealers, and L. C. Boedecker, state highway patrol supervisor, who spoke on eliminating state line barriers and urged motorists to...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Motor Trades Association
I'lacer
Jean Chaffin
Bozeman
Tla
Automoblie Deaters
Clyde W. Burgan
Helena
Sfverhoor
H. C. Burris
L. C. Boedecker
Burris
Boedecker
Mrs Hahn Loses Fight For Life In Ohio
In Columbia Ohio Governor Derey refused clemency for Mrs Mark Hahn prompting her to face execution by electric chair tomorrow night. Her 12 year old son Oscar visited her cell as preparations begin for Ohio's first female electrocution. Hahn had been linked to multiple poisonings including Jacob Wagner and others amid claims she expected commutation to life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ohio
Mark Hahn
Martin I. Derey
Hahn
Oscar
Jacob Wagner
Cincinnati
Philip Hahn
Albert Palmer
George Gsellman
George Obsndoerfer
Chamista
Wapner
Oscar Hahn
Marie Hahn
Columbus
Davey
Jews Appeal to Roosevelt Over Refuge for German Jews
The Jewish news organ Je wdisches Nachrichtenblatt published an appeal to President Roosevelt urging temporary refuge for 100000 German Jews in the United States. German papers report anti Jewish campaigns in Romania intensifying with the Iron Guard vowing revenge after Corneliu Codreanu’s 1938 death. Carol II’s regime faces Der Panerite captions “Ugly Jews” targeting Magda Lupescu amid Nazi influence. US consuls seek clarifications on the impact of anti Jewish restrictions on American Jews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Roosevelt
United States
Jwedisches Nachrichtenblatt
Romania
Iron Guard
Corneliu Zelea Codreanu
Carol
Paul Joseph Goebbels
der Panerite
Magda Lupescu
Adolph Hitler
Fascists Rally Across Italian Cities Over Tunisia Claim
Fascists staged noisy protests in Rome Genoa and Turin shouting Tunisia and Corsica for Italy. Milan saw a crowd cheer as youths paraded. Andrea Ippolito declared there is no need to discuss Tunisia we will go there. Several hundred students also agitated in support of Italian claims to French territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mackshiris
Adonis
Genoa
Turin
Tunisia
Corslex
Vittorio Emanuele
Milan
Prosinvia Fascist Party
Andrea Ippolito
Declang
Pioneer in 180d i Summoned by Death at Home in Bozeman
Mrs. Macha Katherine Fowler died in Bozeman on December 7 after arriving in Bannack with her parents in 1863. Her family moved to Gallatin valley in 1869. Survived by husband Thomas J. Fowler five daughters including Mrs. O W Fisher of Helena and Miss Bess Fowler of Bozeman and a son. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Machala Katherine Fowler
State Warrants Drawn for University Building Work
State warrants totaling 40 701.70 were drawn yesterday for technical work and insurance on the new chemistry building at the University of Montana in Missoula. A 50 000 deposit by bond firms will fund three bonds and a refunding of the journalism building. Bonding firms Ferris J and Hardgrove, Murphy Favre of Spokane, and EL 7. Presyout of Minneapolis secured private financing at 3 3/4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
Missoula
State Board of Education
Wil
Landie
H. H. Swain
Greater
University of Montana
Education Board
John J Holmes
J. CG. Hoospfing
Renoeal
NePage-McKinney Company
Elec
Tercal
Netson- Smith Company
W. H. Witt Company
Firtie
Ferris J and
Hardgrove, Murphy, Favre Companies
Spokane
Wash
Germany and France sign three point friendship pact
Paris reports Nazi Germany and France signed a three point accord ending enmity and pledging good neighbor relations. The deal recognizes the Rhine frontier and discusses colonial possessions with no immediate demands, including assurances Germany will not reclaim lost colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Germany
France
Rhine
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Georges Bonnet
Foreign Ministry
Ribbentrop
Bonnet
Theerman
Uermaty
Reich
Hulina
Aspha
Water Board to Open Bids Today On Middle Creek
The Montana state water conservation board will convene at 11 oclock this morning to open bids on drilling and clearing ground for the Middle Creek Irrigation project in Gallatin valley. Bidding will be in the house chamber at the state capitol. The project aims to supply 8600 acre feet of water to Gallatin valley farmers and includes a storage dam in Halsite canyon, 16 miles from Bozeman, plus one canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Water Conservation Board
Middle Creek
Gallatin Valley
Houge
State Capitol
Gallatio Valley
Hralite Canyon
Bozeman
James Roosevelt condemned by minister for church contributions
Washington December 6 A 32 year old minister testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee that James Roosevelt a son of the president had not contributed to churches despite a large income from his publisher business. Roosevelt replied that he did contribute though not as a deduction on tax returns. The minister said the example set by prominent figures harms national virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Roosevelt
Howard Stone Anderson
First Congregational Church
House Committee On UN
Dies
Texas
Hollister
Calif
Roosevelt
Alva Johnston
Satur‘day Evening Post
Boston
Cok Ler
Andersom
Fir
Wastington
St. James Episcopal Church
Jide Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
South America
Aney
Wane Springs
Sumner Welles
Harwick
England
Los Angeles
Karl Allen Drummond
Army
Navy
Japan
Drummond
Auto Dealers OF State
Mrs. Hari
Haven
Bozemay
U” Chemistry
Divine
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!