FBI probes kidnap slay case as Anders held
Federal agents moved on a mysterious mission from Tar to locate bodies of Ross and James Atwood Graf or the bulk of a $60,000 ransom in the Charles Regs case. Peter Anders remained in custody while J Edgar Hoover denied questioning on the Mattson disappearance in Tacoma Washington.
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James Atwood Graf
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Anders
Civil War Vet 92 Marries in Fromberg
Washington A. “Uncle Bilis” Boyer of Fromberg, Montana, one of the state’s last Civil War veterans, wed Nelly E. Trottert of Fromberg in a ceremony by Rev. Charles Rhodes. Boyer, 93 last December, served in the Ohio Regiment, 83rd Ohio, and plans a wedding trip to Gettysburg for the GAR reunion.
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Bilis" Boyer
Fromberg
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Upele
Billy
Nelly E. Trottert
Charles Rhodes
Gettysburg
GAR
Greenan pledges prosecution of Cascade raiders
Great Falls January 19. Cascade County Attorney Phil G. Greenan states prosecution will proceed against 45 to 60 participants in the December 11 raid on the State Welfare office. Most took clothing and supplies, signing supply orders. public defense by Congressman Jerry O Connell and opposition by Attorney General Harrison Freedbourn cited.
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State Welfare Department
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Butte
Harrison J.freedbourn
Phil G. Greenan
Cascade County
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Freebourn
J. M. Brandford
Brandford
American Tanker Nantucket Chief Captured by Spanish Insurgents
French reports say the American tanker Nantucket Chief was seized by two Spanish insurgent gunboats off Barcelona while attempting to run Francisco Franco's blockade. The ship, former Gaiflight, carried Russian ore to Catalan capital and was witnessed by French warships that did not intervene. Separate dispatches claim about 220 killed in Barcelonan bombardment and over 100 killed in a Valencia raid.
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Barcelona
Francisco Franco
London
Renuters
Valencia
Jews barred from intermarriage in Romania
Bucharest Jan 19 The Romanian government tightened its anti semite measures by issuing orders that make inter marriage between Jews and Gentiles virtually impossible, signaling a broadening campaign against Jewish rights.
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Bucharest
Reward Offered for Lost Parts of Plane Near Bozeman
Eyewitness testimony at a federal hearing on January 10 linked a Northwest Airlines crash 14 miles northeast of Bozeman to a missing tail assembly piece. The airline offered 330 reward for recovery of tail stabilizers and rudders as investigators seek the cause.
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Helena
First Bureau of Air Commerce
Wallace Dileman
George E Gardner
Spokane
Gardner
F W Whittemore
St Paul
Potato Control Regs Aim to Limit Crop in Coming Year
MARK SULLIVAN discusses a new regulation under the soil conservation act that seeks to curb potato production for the next season. Farmers would be paid six and four cents per bushel to not plant early or late potatoes, with the term goals replacing the old allotment language in AAA notices. The piece notes the odd use of the word goal, contrasts it with the 1935 potato control law’s allotment, and signals a continuation on page 4.
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Navy lands 18 long-range planes at Pearl Harbor in record flight
Honolulu January 19 The navy strengthened Hawaii’s aerial defense by landing 18 long range patrol bombing planes at Pearl Harbor from San Diego 2700 miles away. The two squadrons carried 127 officers and men and finished the flight in 20 hours 12 minutes.
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Navy
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Pearl Harbor
San Diego
Representative Shafer critiques Roosevelt over press subsidies
Washington January 14 Rep Shafer Republican Michigan accused President Roosevelt of an assault on the press. He cited the president's proposal that newspapers lead in cutting postal subsidies to newspapers and other publications as evidence of government pressure on media.
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Shafer
Mich
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Texation
British Japanese clash averted in Shanghai dispute
Reports say a potential armed clash between British and Japanese forces in Shanghai was narrowly avoided as Tokyo and London prepared for possible evacuation of western concessions. Chinese forces claim gains near Hangchow and Nanking while Japanese units reinforce Lunghai and prepare to use Tsingtao as a base for inland operations.
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Hangchow
Wuhn
Tientéern
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Hungjao
AL Wuhu
Yangtze River
Nanking
Chientang River
Chientang
Tsingtao
Lunghai
Tsingtan
Shantung
Tsingten
Senate filibuster stalls anti-lynching bill in Senate
Washington report says Southern senators plan to sidetrack the anti lynching bill early next week to clear way for other legislation. The filibuster has continued for 12 days, blocking the measure as lawmakers debate strategy and procedural moves.
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Washington
Senate debate over seating New Jersey's John Milton
Washington January 19. Talk in the senate centered on an effort to block the seating of John Milton as a New Jersey senator but several senators believed he would be seated without difficulty.
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Senate
John Milton
New Jersey
New York Central Trains Collide in Syracuse Crash
In Syracuse on January 19 two New York Central passenger trains collided near the new elevated railroad. A railway mail clerk from Rochester, Anthony Leone, was killed and several others injured and hospitalized. Rear coaches derailed and one derailed over a embankment in 18 below zero weather.
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N. Y
New York Central
Anthony Leone
Rochester
Hospitala
Copper smelter price cut again in New York report
New York dispatch reports American Smelting and Refining cut its domestic copper smelting price by 1 cent after small advances over the past two days. The price fell to 10 1 2 cents per pound, the lowest since December, down from 11 cents and 17 cents at earlier dates.
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New York
Ana Pany
Roosevelt consults broad advisory council on economic policy
Washington reports President Roosevelt plans an advisory council representing all elements of the national economy to guide federal policy amid the industrial recession. The council backs wage hour aims, urges study before new labor law, and supports housing and tax modifications while opposing sweeping holding company abolition.
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Roosevelt
National Economic Fife
White House
Commerce Department
Repers
W. Averill
Woolgrowers oppose enlarging game preserves in state
Cveat Falls Jan 19 WP Op position to enlarging game preserves in the state was voiced by the Montana Woolgrowers association at its annual convention closing session. The resolution urged no reduction in wool tariffs and opposed US trade treaties unless Senate approval. The group backed federal land use programs and insect control, opposed higher freight rates but supported railroads discretion on train lengths. Speakers included Dr A J Strend and Dr W J Butler. Next year’s convention location to be decided by the executive committee.
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Montana Woolgrowers' Association
United States
Senate
A. J. Strend
Montana State College
W. J. Butler
Helena
H. C. Gardiner
Peter Tauly
Deer Lodge
T. C. Larson
Chateau
Bishop Charles W Burns of Portland Passes Away
Bishop Charles W Burns 63 of the Boston area Episcopal church died in Portland of a heart ailment His widow was at his bedside He previously served in Helena Mont and San Francisco and was bishop of the San Francisco area from 1924 to 1932 He was educated at Dickinson College and Boston University School of Theology He leaves wife Laura P Carson two sons George R and Charles Wesley Jr and two daughters Elisabeth and Barbara all of Boston or Piedmont Calif
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Pacific School of Religion
Wickin
Charles W. Burns
Seen College
Carlisle
Penn
Boston
Methodist Wiliamsport Dickingon Seminary
Episcopal Church
Helena
Mont
Uostom
Dickinson Arum Cinca
Boston University School of Theology
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Beatdes
Laura P. Carson
Philadelphia
Lepares
George R
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Philadelphia Record
Charles Wesley, Jr
Piedmont
Calif
Elisabeth
Barbara
Los Angeles Police Face Questioning Over Bombing
District Attorney Baron Fitts summoned Earl Kynette acting captain of detectives and 18 other members of the police intelligence squad for questioning in the bombing of Harry Raymond a private detective. Kynette refused to answer questions to avoid self incrimination while attorney John T Oliver represented the squad. A house near the Raymond home was described as linked to the bombing and had devices associated with a bomb in Raymonds automobile.
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Los Angeles
Baron Fitts
Earl Kynette
Police Department
Harry Raymond
Sard Kynette
Kynette
District Attorney's Office
John T. Oliver
Raymond
Quebec Fire Claims 47 Lives at Sacred Heart College
St Hyacinthe Que Jan 19 Coroner Dr Morin opened an inquest into the blaze that trapped students and teachers from the College of the Sacred Heart. Seventy or more missing are thought buried under the ruins, with five seriously injured near death. Four identified dead include Brother Jean Baptiste 64 of Sherbrooke and students Devi Richard 15 Jean Noel Vincent 15 and Lucien Leclerc 15 of St Hyacinthe.
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College of the Sacred Heart
Quebec
Paul Morin
Tell May
Democratic leader in Missouri dies at 71
Kansas City June 19 William J Kemper 71 banker and prominent Democratic political leader died today after an operation last month He was former Democratic national committeeman from Missouri and chairman of the state's new social security commission He aided in reorganizing the Missouri Pacific railroad with his three sons all bank presidents at his bedside
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Kansas City
William J. Kemper
Missouri
New Social Security Commission
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Banke
Actor McWade dies after final scene on set
Culver City California January 19 veteran character actor Robert McWade finished his last scene in the MGM film Benefits Forget stepped away from the camera slumped in a chair and died of a heart attack director Clarence Brown who had just praised his work called it his final scene James Stewart and Gene Lockhart along with others rushed to aid him but he was lifeless on the set earlier reports place the age at 56 with a Buffalo New York date line noting the film’s rush to complete production.
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James Clark McReynolds
McReynolds
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Tann
New York City
Woodrow Wilson
Supreme Court
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James Stewart
Gene Lockhart
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