Caution on Works Place Be Used Slow Pace Discussed
Washington July 6 director Lewis W Douglas urged strict pruning of nonessential public works as President Roosevelt and the public works board reviewed proposed projects. Budget officials questioned costs while inspecting the list and decisions on funding. The administration plans to delay or drop low priority items and keep essential construction active as agencies review programs.
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Washington
Lewis W Douglas
Roosevelt
Special Public Works Board
Madeot
Provident
Alene
Moe DRAWS Education Leaders at National Meeting
M. P. Moe was elected president of the National Education Association tonight in Denver, succeeding BR. Gunningham who did not attend. The slate includes Montana, Martin P. Mor, and Feny Tester Smith, with Moe previously a high school supervisor and head of the state department of public instruction.
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Tal
Tai Phhy
National Edication Association
Mini Ann Tara Farce
Denver
Joseph Rosey
Fairmont
WoVa
Feny Tester Smith
Fidianalm University
Thireetors
Nelude Fer Montana
Martin 2. Moe
Tmelena
Martin P Mor
Hughen
Mantian Education Wa
BR. Gunningham
Mon
Chicago
Captain Boyd Darts From Hit to Washington
Washington captain Boyd, a Canadian, landed in Savannah, Georgia after a one stop route from Pav au Prince Halti. He intended a 2000 mile eastward trek but was forced to land this morning in Savannah.
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Boyd
HIT
Washington
Board approves industrial school budget amid cuts and overrun
The State Board of Education approved the Miles City Industrial School budget at 3000 over the appropriation, with a 13 percent salary reduction and other cuts to bring expenses in line. The school average daily attendance and operating costs are detailed, noting a 158 monthly population and per capita costs around 81.3 dollars daily, with ongoing reductions to meet the new budget.
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Stair
Miles City
Thin Gene
Hudget
Tex
State Board of Education
Yestering
Salant
Frank IL Cooney
Golliden Teak
Hedenes
Tehe Merle
Opermi
Dudget
Fire Claims One Life In Lynn Blaze At Federal Square
A deadly fire in Lynn Massachusetts injured ten and trapped an elderly woman, Mrs. Ro Najr, 85, in a second story room as a twostory wooden building collapsed in Federal Square. Firefighters suffered injuries during the collapse and four residents were rescued from the blaze.
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Lynn
Masa
Federal Square
West Lynn
Mra
Roa Najr
Butte Man Slain as Birthday Fray Ends in Shooting
A birthday celebration turn deadly in Butte when Tom Nogers, 63, was shot dead and George Korkl, 32, alias WorRe Maleka, wounded after a gunfight erupted during the event. Korkl allegedly wounded Nogers then shot himself, remaining in critical condition. The incident left three others with injuries.
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Butte
Tom Nogers
George Korkl
WorRe Maleka
Rogera
Roth
Pretty Boy Floyd Named in Kansas City Massacre
The U S department of justice announced the arrest of Charles Pretty Boy Floyd and five convicts for involvement in the 1933 Kansas City massacre. The FBI issued a nationwide call for Floyd Harvey Bailey Wilbur Undertil Ed Davis James Clark and Robert G Brady, with other suspects linked to the murder of Otto Need police chief at McAlester and the Kansas City officers Frank Nash and William J Grooms. The alert followed a report by Director J Edgar Hoover and included arrest warrants for additional conspirators Harry J Gaener Bernard Phillips and more.
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Kansas City
Department of Justice
Charles
Pretty Boy) Floyd
Oklahoma
Kansas
Verna C. Miler
Huron
Wit Welsman
Frank Nash
Union Station
Dane
Pallee Roppert
Miller
Weinman
Corowlars
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Harvey Bailey
Wilbur Undertill
Ed Davis
James Clark
Robert G. Brady
Kanans
United States Bureau of Investegation
Kanaas City
Lindbergh Extortion Case Suspects Freed
In Ronanoke Virginia July charges against Joe Bryant and Mrs Norman Harvey follow an alleged plot to extort. the federal case centered on handwriting notes and a supposed $850,000 demand for Lindbergh. Prosecutors said lack of evidence led to release while defense denied knowledge of letters.
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Ronanoke
Joe Bryant
Norman Harvey
Charier A. Lindbergh
Calon Lindbargh
Kiel
Fort in Gran Ghaco Scene of Hot Fight
An official report from Racunaion Paraguay describes heavy fighting in the Mart Nannwa Keeton of the Grat Cliteo between Paraguixuan and Talula latcos. The communiqua says Buayan forces repulsed five attacks in the morning.
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Racunaion
Paraguay
Paraguixuan
Talula Latcos
Communiqua
Lyre Buayan
Weather shifts spare Brownsville hurricane threat
The Associated Press reports that a threatening hurricane near Brownsville, Texas, shifted south and did not make landfall. Unseasonably cool temperatures spread across the South while warmth persisted in other regions, with showers cooling parts of the Southwest as headlines note.
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Associated Press
Brownsville
Tex
Mexico
Kansas
Courlnaed
Conference saved as Roosevelt keeps talks alive on monetary issues
London July 6 The world monetary and economic conference was saved from collapse by President Roosevelt through Secretary of State Hull and with Canadian PM Bennett. A compromise allowed the meeting to continue but exclude monetary and tariff topics, with Neville Chamberlain reacting to the gold bloc’s stance.
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London
Roosevelt
Hull
Cordell Ull
United States
Committee
R. B. Bennett
Georges Bennet
Oan
Neville Chamberlain
Gold Standard Group
Havre Will Get Daily Air Service Beginning July 12
W G Ferguson, traffic manager of National Parks Airways, announced that Havre will gain daily passenger service starting July 12. A morning departure and evening return will connect at Great Falls with the Salt Lake line, linking Havre to a broader air network.
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Havre
W. G. Fer-guson
Naonal Parks Airways
Great Falls
Salt Lake
Highway Commission to pick municipal feeder projects today
The Montane Highway Commission meets to select municipal and feeder road projects and extensions, with 22 percent of federal funds for secondary and feeder routes and 2 percent for municipal extensions. Governor Coaney urges prioritizing distressed counties and drought relief, aiming to use labor over machinery and spread funds across counties.
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Highway Commission
S. Warden
Walters
Frank H. Coaney
Ealsa
Near riot after C O C workers clash with deputy
Three West Yellowstone peony were freed on bonds of $800 last night and two additional deputy sheriffs were appointed for the park entrance community after a near battle around 1 o clock yesterday morning. Mr and Mrs Tom Powell and their son Edward Powell, 26, were arrested and charged with disturbing the peace after pleading not guilty before Justice WH Aatell.
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Rozemnt
West Yellowstone
Tom Powell
Edward Powell
Justice of the Peace
Aatell
Morgan Ferguson
Weat
Reduction Effort Fails as Negotiations Halt
Washington July reports say the administration abandoned informal talks on arms reduction amid persistent disagreements over veving questions. Ambassador Norman H Davik, US delegate to Geneva, will stay in the United States until early September when the League of Nations assembly meets. Informal discussions are to resume then to draft agreements on points of difference from the British draft treaty and prepare for a second reading when conferences reconvene in mid October.
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Washington
Norman H. Davik
United States
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Plana
Republican Leader Faces Future Inflation Fears
Washington July 6 Dickinson predicts Roosevelt will not allow immediate currency stabilization. He warns this could trigger a world wide wave of competitive inflation undermining value and trade. He argues tariffs remain essential to relief and recovery amid ongoing protectionist policy debates.
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Washington
Dickinson
Roosevelt
Iowa
Fort Peck survey plans expand dam project scope
Glasgow July 6 The federal government plans to spend about 60008 on surveys for the Fort Peck dam and water storage project. Mayor Leo B. Coleman chairing the chamber of commerce project committee says the work will include a complete topographic survey of the proposed dam site and pool area with core drilling for bedrock. Senator Burton K Wheeler and Senator John J Erickson will discuss the project with administration officials before Montana talks.
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Glasgow
Fort Peck
Leo B. Coleman
Chamber of Commerce
Eore
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
John J. Erickson
Nation's Depositors Will Have Guarantee
Los Angeles July 6 The comptroller of the currency J FP T O'Connor told a democratic club that no depositor will lose a dollar through bank failures once Glass Steagall takes effect near January 4 A temporary insurance fund will operate July 1 1934 ahead of the permanent arrangement protecting depositors nationwide
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Los Angeles
Federal Currency
J. FP. T. O'Connor
Democratic Club
Glasa-Steagall PLC
Murder charges against Washington farm owner over arson deaths
Tacoma man George Coyne faces first degree murder and arson charges in connection with a house fire that killed four members of the Cosine family. The case hinges on whether the victims were killed before the blaze began. Max Schmeling wed German film star Amie Ondra in a Berlin ceremony before a later religious blessing at Schmeling’s Saarow home.
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Washington
Schmeling
Seattle
Taly
George Coyne
Tacoma
Mbert Stane
Ting-Mtoren County
Tne
Berlin
Max Sehmeling
Elwil
Charlottesberg
Misa Amie Ondra
Schmoling
Saarow
Kidnapping of 4 year old financier shocks Atlanta
In Atlanta a four year old financier and sportsman named John King Ottley was kidnapped. Abductors demanded a ransom between ten and forty thousand dollars. A 17 year old guard was arrested and led authorities to a retreat where a trap was set for the remaining kidnapper, an older man, with Pryor Bower of Lagonia named as the youth.
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Atlanta
John King Otalrs
Dyemou
Meas Suwanee
Here
Ottley
Pryor Bower
Lagonia
McDowell Urged for Irish Free State Envoy Post
Washington July 6 Senator Wheeler of Montana urged the appointment of W W McDowell of Butte Montana as minister to the Irish Free State. He said there were strong indications McDowell would be named soon by President Roosevelt.
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Washington
W. W. McDowell
Butte
Mont
Iish Free State
Roosevelt
Wheeler
Montana
McDowell
Roosevelt Pleased By London Conference Outcome
President Roosevelt expressed pleasure at the American delegation's progress in the London conference while pressing renewed focus on domestic recovery. He smiled at the decision to proceed with measures but keep monetary and tariff topics off the agenda, as White House congratulations arrived. Senator Wheeler of Montana hailed the president's stance against immediate monetary stabilization amid ongoing negotiations.
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Musaia
American Cation
Maxim Litvinoff
London
Enantis
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Wheeler
Montana
Raggevelt
Retailers seek injunction to stop wholesale beer sales in state
Montana retailers seek a Supreme Court injunction against the board of equalization and others to prevent wholesale license holders from selling beer to the public in small quantities. The suit, filed by the Montana Beer Retailers Protective Association and others, argues the interpretation allowing wholesale licensees to sell beer retail undermines retail licenses and the state policy against over competition. Helena firms Hen nessy and Hewnet Wholesale Grocery are named, with claims that the unequal treatment burdens retailers and wastes state funds.
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Montana
Supreme Court
Montana Teer Retailers' Protective Associaion
Board of Equalization
Rehatal
Helena
Factor Not Returned Oh He Is At Sea
Dnieago July 6 The expected return of Don Factor Kid Haped market plunger failed to materialize tonight and now mystery was added to his six day old absence. At the Morrison hotel where a board of strategy held forth hoping to negotiate for his release an anonymous telephone call came in saying something like Watad’s already won. Efforts to trace the call were unsuccessful.
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Dnieago
Don Factor
Morrison Hotel
Wadat
Swarm of Grasshoppers Suffocates Two Indians
Rio de Janeiro dispatches report two Indiana residents suffocated in the southern Amazonas state after encounters with a massive grasshopper swarm. The incident underscores dangers posed by dense swarms in remote Amazon regions.
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Rio de Janeiro
Manans
Indiana
Amazonas State
Row Over Food In A Bathed Capital Row
Tense standoff among 2,700 diners in the District of Columbia district tonight as authorities fenced off a meal area. Police from the national capital, equipped with tear gas, moved in as officials feared a flare up over the feud at a federal facility.
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Horton
Distriet of Columbia
Toaat Temeporary
Pera
Score of New York Boys Ousted from Forest Camp
Pendleton Oregon reports New York youths were discharged from a forest camp after fighting and looting in Grind County. State police and Morrow County officers intervened to restore order as the New York City group prepared to return home.
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Pendleton, Ore
Prairin
Grind County
UmtMa National Forest
Yeaternays
Morrow County
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