Ludlow Amendment Fails in House Vote on War Referendum
In Washington on January 10 the Ludlow amendment proposing a popular vote before a declaration of war failed 209 to 188 as the house refused to remove it from committee. Administration supporters hailed the defeat, while officials said it aided executive foreign policy. The plan would need two thirds in each house and three fourths of states to become law.
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House Judiciary Committee
Silver policy debate at Pueblo meeting
Pueblo Colo Jan 10 A reconsideration of the treasury policy on domestic silver was urged by F C Gilbert Helena Mont secretary of the Montana Mining association in an address to the Colorado Mining association His criticism of the government's recent price reduction for domestic silver was loudly applauded.
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Treasury
F. Co. Gilbert
Helena
Mont
Montana Mining Association
Colorado Mining Association
Gilvert
Testimony Of Slayer On Double Killing For Compensation
Frank Robideau, a dual slayer to be hanged in Columbus soon, will testify at a Yellowstone county hearing on whether the child of his victims is entitled to insurance under the state compensation act. The inquiry, chaired by J Burke Clements, aims to determine if Mike Kuntz was in the course of employment at the time of the Wheat Basin Columbus killings, where Kuntz managed the Occident Elevator company.
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Frank Robidean
Columbus
J Burke Clements
State Industrial Accident Board
Robideau
Yellowstone County
J Air
Mike Kuntz
Kuntz
Wheat Basin
Occident Elevator Company
American rearmament today and tomorrow by Lipmann
Walter Lipmann argues for a steady build up of American naval power to deter aggression and preserve peace. He asserts unity on foreign policy despite domestic divisions, rejects surrender of rights, and warns that grandiose collective security schemes have eroded military strength. A strong navy is essential for prestige and security. (Continued on Page 4.)
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Theodore Roosevelt
Pacific
Nine Meet Death in Crash in Argentina
Buenos Aires report states Eduardo Justo, son of President Augustin Justo, and eight others died when an Argentine army plane crashed in a remote section of northwestern Uruguay. Pilot Capt Juan Saez located the wreckage about 250 miles northwest of Buenos Aires after traversing yesterday's storm. The plane was completely destroyed and the bodies were unrecognizable.
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Eduardo Justo
Augustin P. Justo
Argentina
Uruguay
Juan Saez
Buenos Ares
Baruch urges dollar pound link in wartime trade talks
New York January 1 Bernard M Baruch advocated stabilizing the dollar to the pound and a constant exchange relationship as part of the U S Britain trade talks. He spoke in a statement prepared for the Toronto Star calling for debt adjustment and a fixed parity within the negotiations.
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Bernard M. Baruch
Great Britain
United States
Toronto Star
Amy plane crashes and two are killed
An army plane from Barksdale field crashed in heavy timber near Grandview Tennessee tonight, killing two occupants. The dead are Lieut. Frank Thompson of Columbus Ohio the pilot and W T Matthews a noncommissioned officer.
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Frank Thompson
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Du Pont Voices Crisis and Call for Cooperation
Washington jan 19 ap business can pull out of its slump if given government and industry cooperation senate unemployment committee heard Lammei duPont president of E I du Pont de Nemours and Company and Dr Claudius T Murchison president of the Cotton Textile Institute urge joint counsel to dispel the fog of uncertainty They urged repeal of the undistributed surplus tax and said regulation should be limited to general necessary purposes forecasting an upturn in textile by March with anti trust revision to allow cooperation between government and industry Continued on Page 2.
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Washington
Senate
Murehlau
Rep O Connor Enters Rochester Hospital
Congressman James F O Connor of Livingston Montana enters Rochester Hospital for preparation ahead of an operation. The report places the event in Rochester Minnesota on January 10 and notes the formal medical plan.
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Rochester Hospital
Rochester
Minn
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Livingston
Mont
War declaration by Japan forces action for U S
Formal Japanese declaration of war against China could push President Roosevelt to invoke the neutrality act against both nations. Officials say an embargo on arms shipments may become unavoidable if war is declared, with the act already on the books since last year.
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China
Roosevelt
Tiplomatic
Japan
Visit Here Saves Seattle Man From Airline Tragedy
R. I. Miller of Seattle owed his life to a last minute change of plans to visit Helena city engineers. He was scheduled to fly on the Northwest airliner that crashed near the Bridger mountains after departing Bozeman, but altered his trip to sell water meters to Helena and missed the doomed flight.
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Seattle
Wash
Helena
Miller
Worthington Meter Company
Oscar Baarson
Mr. Baarson
Chicago
Northwest
Bridget Mountains
Bozeman
Morgenthau Announces Mexican Silver Purchase Plan
Secretary Morgenthau said in May the Treasury would buy 35 million ounces of silver from Mexico in addition to about 7 million ounces monthly. The price would be 45 cents per ounce, aimed at preventing a Mexico dump that could disrupt world prices.
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Dan
the Treasury
Morgenthau
Treasury
Mexsco
Morgen May
Mexico
Western congressmen push to raise silver price
A group of western congressmen led by Representative Murdock and Dies proposed a continuing fight to give silver a proper place in the monetary system. They seek to boost the price of domestically mined silver to 1.29 a troy ounce by eliminating seigniorage and other minting charges currently pegging the price at 64.44 cents. Murdock argued that charging seigniorage signals subsidy and should be eliminated, so silver's monetary value would align with market value around 1.21 to 1.29. Also present were Donald Callahan of Wallace Idaho and A. G. MacKenzie of Salt Lake City, officials from the Mining Congress.
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Dies
Teass
Siliver
Uiser
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Dics
Donald Callahan
Wallace
Idaho
Mining Congress
A. G. MacKenzie
Salt Lake City
Utah
The
Bridger Range Plane Crash Kills Ten Near Bozeman
Ten persons died when a Northwest Airlines transport, piloted by Nick Mamer of Spokane, crashed in the Bridger range near Gallatin National Forest. The blaze engulfed the wreckage and prevented immediate recovery. a guard remained at the site as sheriff and coroner planned further investigation and body removal planned for morning. Local wood-cutters C A Larson and Glenn White witnessed the disaster amid a blizzard that hampered rescue efforts.
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Rocky Mountains
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Loritt I. Westlake
Gallatin
Howard Nelson
Gallatin County
FDR considers candidates for highest bench list
A long roster of potential Supreme Court nominees is outlined including Floyd Kirkham Garrison a 40 year old law professor and former chair of the National Labor Relations Board and Gilbert Bratton Wag app pointed to the Tenth Judicial Circuit plus others such as Stanley Reed former Solicitor General and Governor Frank Murphy of Michigan. The piece notes their constitutional reform leanings and New Deal ties with Roosevelt weighing nominees amid a political crunch.
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National Labor Relations Board
Gilbert Bratton
Voss
Roosevelt
New Mexico
Supreme Court
U.S
Philippines
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Bachelor Murphy
Detroit
Career of Mamer Pioneer Flier Notable in Pacific Northwest
Spokane report recalls Nick Mamer hailed as father of the northern transcontinental air route. He first flew St Paul to Seattle route round trip in 1930 and ran a Spokane to St Paul service before beacons and radio beacons. His work aided feasibility studies for the U S post office route. He died in a Northwest Airlines crash today.
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Nick Mamer
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Flying Associates
U. S. Post Office Department
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Southern senators warn split over anti lynching bill
Washington dispatch reports Southern Democrats warning Northern colleagues that backing the federal anti lynching measure could trigger a party split. Senator Harrison of Mississippi urged caution about breaking the faith of the South and shredding the Democratic Party. Senator Miller of Arkansas said Southerners would revolt if the federal government extended into their communities, arguing they love their constitution. The leaders stressed constitutional concerns and possible political consequences.
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Ark
Ill fated Northwest plane lists onboard passengers
Bozeman Jan 10. Northwest Airlines flight crash in the Bridger Mountains near Bozeman killed pilots Nick Mamer and F W West and listed other aboard. Among the passengers were G A Anderson Spokane GD MacKay Winnipeg L Levin Butte Walter Ton Minneapolis W E Borgenheimer Basin I E Stevenson Seattle Al H Greenquist Billings Ted Anderson St Paul. Borgenheimer en route to visit his mother who was critically ill. Continued on page 2.
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Nick Mamer
F. W. West
Spokane
Bridger Mountains
G. A. Anderson
West
Wash
GD. MacKay
Hudson Day Company
Winnipeg
Canada
L. Levin
North Alabama
Butte
Mont
Walter Ton
Post Office Department
Minneapolis
Minn
W. E. Borgenheimer
Basin
I. E. Stevenson
Seattle
al H. Greenquist
Billings
Montana
Northwest Airlines
Ted Anderson
St. Paul
Home Basin
W. EB. Borgenheimer
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Earthquake Shocks Felt in Gallatin Valley and Hazeman
A minor earthquake shook dishes in Manhattan at 4 19 PM causing no damage. The tremor was felt in Hazeman earlier this morning. Both shocks were recorded by Montana State College observers.
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Hazeman
Montane State College
Lindbergh reward paid but case not solved
Trenton January 10 report shows Governor Hoffman and nine men and a woman received portions of New Jersey's $25,000 reward for the Lindbergh baby murderer. Hauptmann remained the focus as claims tied to the case were acknowledged, with key witnesses and fund allocations noted.
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Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Bronx
Walter Lyle
Elizabeth
Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh
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