Senate Vote Foe Monetary Powers Sparks GOP Confidence
Washington reports Republicans believe they have a chance to win the Senate vote tomorrow on the administration’s monetary powers. Democrats and the administration contend the move could not succeed and prepare to counter the GOP stance as the chamber debates the funding and authority issues.
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Senate
Swaderg
Neves
Marcie
Republican Mid Arts Autuaiisty
Erabalte Ten Fund
Devahie
Republians
Shams
Engl
U S Defense Firmly Grounded Johnson Believes
Johnson asserts U S defense remains solid and prepared to prevent seizure or occupation of Western Hemisphere territory by any power, stressing readiness to counter aggression and maintain security across the region.
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U. S
Johnson
Monica
Hemsphere
Representative from Wisconsin Dies in Auto Crash
Rep. Harry W Griswold, a Republican member of the U S House from Wisconsin, died this afternoon after a heart attack while driving with his wife and daughter. He swerved to the curb and stopped, dying a few minutes later.
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Washington
Harry W Griswold
House of Representatives
Wisconsin
Griswold
Mary
Holiday Accidents Claim 550 Lives Nationwide
The four day Fourth of July holiday season saw over 550 people die violently in the United States with Montana tolling ten lives. Police and safety campaigns reported many injuries and fatalities despite widespread efforts for safety.
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Montana
United States
Seattle Woman Killed in Crash At Warm Springs
A Seattle woman died and three daughters were injured when a car crashed about a quarter mile south of Warm Springs, Washington. Police reported the couple’s other relatives suffered minor injuries as the vehicle veered off the road and struck a bank before overturning.
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Warrin
Fandelph Sosnett
Nin
Serio Annette Tae
Lowa
Warne Springs
Hrire Fewell
Hoover charges Roosevelt war threat from foreign policy
Hoover accuses Roosevelt of elevating the danger of conflict through his foreign policy, urging scrutiny of the administration's approach amid rising international tensions. The piece references political debate and ongoing wartime policy discussions.
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Hoover
Roosevelt
Court Allows Name-Calling by Husband in Kitchen
A New York magistrate ruled that a husband may call his wife names in the kitchen, dismissing a charge of disorderly conduct. The decision cited that the alleged abuse occurred at home and did not demonstrate public disturbance. The judge noted no other charges and emphasized the couple’s domestic context in the case led to the outcome.
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Altenen
Smith and Wife Back to Face Theft Charge in Courthouse
Aston Houge Lady 4 VI details a chaotic scene as Dr James Manrog Smith and his wife are captured and brought to a Louisiana court to answer theft charges. Armed officers escort the couple past cheering crowds to a fourth-floor cell as they face arraignment amid tension and confusion.
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Ont
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Firecrackers Tossed Into Police Car Prompt Arrest
Police report four youths were arrested after firecrackers were thrown into a patrol wagon from a cited residence. Charged with violations of fireworks ordinances and inciting disturbance, the youths include Vareld Wall, Fred Armstrong 17, Mant Lonmin 17, Donald Kentner 16, and Digene Schow 16.
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Fred Armstrong
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Digene Schow
Mort Donoghue Former Helena Resident Dies
Mort Donoghue 72 former Helena resident and nationally known undercover trader died after surgery at a Rotts hospital last night. For many years he was president of the Montana Stars Federation of Labor and later served as a mediator in labor disputes for the U S government. During World War II he served in the African theater and received a liaison commendation from the Judge Advocate General. Surviving are his wife, Mort J. Donaghue of San Francisco, two daughters Catherine Johnson of San Francisco and Marguerite Montgomery, and Mrs No] Donaghue of Butte.
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Aon
Mort J. Donaghus
San Francisco
Rea Slaughter
Catherine Johnson
San Krencieco
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Butte
Six die in Montana Fourth of July crash wave
Montana police report six fatalities from traffic crashes during the Fourth of July holiday week end. Dozens were injured in separate incidents as a series of wrecks, drownings, and a crossing with a train were reported across multiple towns including Deer Lodge Anaconda and Millings.
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Rumdulph Sasnell
Beattle
Deer Lodge
John Killatt
Hulte
Jamen F Hoyet
Ned Fudge
Stanley Michellrovin
Millings
Ricmond Kanijack
Anaconda
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Hutte
Medard Savin
Ranshie
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Puinopk
Helena Holds Safe and Sane Fourth of July Observance
Helena residents celebrated a safe Fourth with no major accidents. Patrols and volunteers monitored the evening. a few minor burns from fireworks occurred but none required hospitalization.
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Helena
European Tensions Rise as Forces Mass Across Region
Fragmentary report notes European forces lining up amid rising tensions. The text references transport arrangements and movements, with mentions of a ship, a group returning to practice, and ongoing efforts to address the situation. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Russia weighs alliance entry amid wary signals
Fragmented text circles Russia considering joining a Western bloc or pact while weighing costs, timelines, and strategic benefits. Officials and allied observers debate whether a formal alignment could alter East West power dynamics, with names and dates scattered through the garbled report.
Fifty injured as bleachers collapse at celebration
Large crowd disaster leaves seventy injured after bleachers fall during a celebration. Fire teams extinguish a blaze and responders carry injured to safety, while bystander witnesses recount the chaotic scene and emergency crews work to secure the area.
Giles Sets Record by Swimming 288 Miles to Glendive
Clarence Giles a 41 year oldGlendive auctioneer completed a 288 mile swim setting a world distance record. After two weeks rest he plans no immediate future touring or plans. He endured fatigue and a rash from salt exposure yet continued to push toward the finish with thousands cheering as he reached Glendive.
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Glendivn
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Hewlig
Ollen
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Rowle
Parents Die in Lightning Strike Angers and Tragedy
A family suffers a fatal lightning strike with the parents killed and a baby left wounded after a bath scene. The incident occurs in Avins area, with the surviving relatives lamenting the sudden loss and the community offering support. Authorities are investigating the chaotic aftermath and tracing the events leading to the tragedy.
Queen Contest To Crown Monarch Tonight At Jubilee
Queen contest finals today as finishing touches go to jubilee plans. The event features entrants from diverse groups with Marin Amdeveanta, in third, and Nona Hieher, in fourth. The pageant opens the festive weekend with a parade on Main Street and dress rehearsals next week.
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Army Seeks Bids for 2500 Fighter Planes Tomorrow
The Army announces a bid invitation beginning tomorrow for the construction of up to 2000 planes with a budget around 300 million dollars. The program targets new trainer and attack models with engines and gear designed for college and civilian use, aiming for a speed near 400 miles per hour.
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Roosevelt presses for action on neutrality laws at session
Hyde Park July 4 President Roosevelt called for action to prevent war by updating neutrality legislation. He supported scrapping the arms embargo and backed Bloom bill proposals despite opposition from Republicans and Democrats. He cited dispatches about fascist sympathies and warned a Balkan crisis could draw the U S into conflict.
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Silver Price of New Bill to Aid Mining Greatly
Washington oil price and monetary bill details spark mining industry hopes. Senators forecast support for a 7.11 cent proviso boosting mining activity in the West and reopening mines. Advocates predict many workers will return to the mines under the proposed rate.
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Japan to mobilize 1.1 million workers for war effort
The Japanese cabinet approved an ordinance to mobilize about 1,100,000 laborers to fill war induced labor shortages and boost industrial production amid wartime needs. The move aims to sustain output and support national mobilization efforts during the conflict.
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Jonationa
Treasury to Issue Monetary Statement Today
Bashington reports Treasury officials will release a monetary statement before the expiration of the old laws clarifying the currency situation. The document aims to answer questions about silver and gold prices, foreign alloy purchases, and the stabilizing fund, with mentions of extending presidential powers and possible new legislation.
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