Britain Warns Japan Over China Interests
London July 27 AP Britain's foreign secretary Viscount Halifax warned Japan that Britain will protect its century old interests in China. In a House of Lords address he said Britain was ready to consider possible action if Japan fails to respect British interests, appealing for international sincerity on other fronts including Czechoslovakia.
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London
Britain
Viscount Halifax
Japan
China
House of Lords
Lord Halifax
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Czechoslovakia
Halifax
Frane
Texans Peeved at Losses by Floods Latrange
Texas faces heavy flood damage as foot waters destroy crops live stock and property valued around 3,000,900. Rio Grande runoff from Mexico floods the Colorado valley while Fayette County Agricultural Association appeals to President Roosevelt and officials calling the flood man-made and seeking government restitution. Investigations planned near LaGrange follow a damaged river bridge pier and span repaired at a cost of 30,000.
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Latrange
Texas
Colorado Valley Authority
Rio Grande
Mexico
Fayette County Agricultural Association
Roosevelt
Colorado River
LaGrange
Colorado
Substratosphere test of oxygen apparatus on flight to Los Angeles
Airlings Fury and North West Airlines staff and Mayo fellow bound for Los Angeles test a substratosphere oxygen device on a flight from Minneapolis to Salt Lake City via Billings. The system, worn as a rubber mask, supplied about one liter of oxygen per minute at 20 000 feet with no blueing of lips or fingernails and reduced fatigue.
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Airlings
Northwest Airlines
Mayo Foundation
Los Angeles
Inne Apalis
Salt Lake City
Billings
Minneapolis
W. R. Lovelace
Lovelace
Mal Freeberg
Mayo
Jackie
Morris
The Turns of the Screw a Lipppmann essay Paris July 25
Walter Lippmann argues that despite a brief easing of Anglo French tensions the danger of war rises monthly. He notes European regimes squeeze wealth, raise state spending on arms, and curb ordinary life as governments preempt capital and income toward war industries. Continued on page 6.
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Paris
Central
Europe
England
Russi
Germany
Italy
France
Adele Tague 62 Noted Montana businesswoman dies
Miss Adele V. Tague 62 of 610 Carrison avenue died at St. John's hospital at 2 yesterday afternoon after a lengthy illness. She managed extensive ranch holdings in Broadwater county and mining property in the Adaersburg district, building a reputation as a leading Montana businesswoman. Born in Wisconsin in 1888, she moved to Helena, graduated from Helena High, studied at Winona State Teachers College, and worked in Salt Lake City schools. Continued on Page 2.
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Adele V. Tague
Carrison Avenue
Montana
St. John's Hospital
Broadwater County
Aadersburg
Wisconsin
Helena
Winona
Campaign Funds Probed in Several States by Senate Panel
The Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee said many fundraising schemes and questionable devices are in use in the Tennessee Democratic primary. A preliminary report from an investigator in Tennessee warned of potential election contest in the United States Senate, regardless of which candidate wins. The panel asked the Post Office to probe misuse of franking by the Farm Security Administration aiding former Governor Berry’s bid.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Tennessee
United States
Senate
Post Office Department
Farm Security Administration
Berry
South Dakota
Tha
Farley
FSA
Children Smothered In Cave Collapse Near Taplin Track
Five children and a girl were playing along a transit embankment when they dug a sand cave. Ten tons of sand collapsed killing Agnes Mashraah Edward Kru rzek Billy Nelson and Lea a laembra. A sixth boy was taken to hospital, believed dying.
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Cleveland
Taplin
Frith
Agnes Mashraah
Edward Krurzek
Billy Nelson
Lea
Alaembra
New Yorker Sentenced to 10 Years for Tying Tie on Tracks
Philip Scogifa, 26, of New York pleaded guilty to placing a wooden tie across a railroad line to cause a derailment. He sought a ride on a train but was transported to the penitentiary instead. He received a ten year prison term.
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Tueumearl
N. M. Bly
Philip Scogifa
State Penitentiary
Scogiln
Warren C. Fairbanks Passes in Indiana
Warren C. Fairbanks 60 president of the Indianapolis News died in a hospital in Indianapolis from a cerebral hemorrhage. Son of Charles Fairbanks and former vice president, he remained active in his business estate until a brief Lake Wawasee vacation. He fell ill there and returned to the city for treatment.
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Indianapola
Warren C. Fairbanks
Indianapolis News
Fairbanks
Charles Fairbanks
United States
Lake Wawasee
Indianapolis
Legion to Open Iron Lung Drive for Helena
The American Legion post at Lewis and Clark Post No. 7 announces a fund drive to purchase an iron lung for Helena and other towns. Commander James E. Kirbeh says about 1300 dollars is needed by popular subscription and that Fargo Legion post helped secure the device. Independent Headquarters will oversee subscriptions.
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Rawind J. Warren
James E. Kirbeh c
Lewis and Clark
American Légion
Funda
Helena
Ecatpaien
Pas
Ming
Tiriegh
Legion
Uus
North Dakota
American Legion
Fargo
Rate Increases Denied by State Rail Board in Montana
The Montana railroad and public service commission denied freight rate increases sought by state railroads while approving four requests to raise passenger and luggage car rates. Hearings were held in June in the House of Representatives chambers. The board issued an unfavorable ruling on the freight rate request and granted the Montana requests for passenger rate boosts.
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Montana Railroad and Public Reervice Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Montana
House of Representative
British Columbia Forest Fires Worsen Across Interior
A vast forest blaze in British Columbia's Interior expanded to threaten private timber concessions after raging since July 16 near Beaver River southeast of Prince George. The Canadian fire has burned over eight logging concessions amid fires in the Cariboo district as crews battle the blazes.
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Suntile
Pacific
Ace
British Columbia
Beaver River
Prince George
B. C
Cariboo
Death by own action of Warde laid to his desire to show off
New York on July 27 reports estimate the cost of John Warde’s 11 story leap from the Gotham Hotel rang e up to 100000 dollars or more as crowds and shops along Fifth Avenue shut down. Police and fire crews filled the area while reporters filmed the crash site. Warde’s motive was linked to a desire to display bravado amid a 12 hour spectacle of death that gripped the city. Medical experts and psychiatrists weighed whether Warde’s long struggle with death reflected psycho sexual theories.
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New York
John Warde
Gotham
Fifth Avenue
Foueries
Warde
A. Arden Brill
Freud
Columbia University
Oxygen Keeps Life Spark in Jackie Warren
Fourteen year old Edward J. Warren lay critical at Shodair hospital as a westbound Northern Pacific train carried an iron lung loaned by the Fargo American Legion post to save his life. doctors warned the outlook was grave without the apparatus.
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Hera
Edward J
Jackin) Warren
Helena
Fargo
N. J
Jackin
California
Jackie
Shodair Hospital
Oxygen
Jackie Warren
Ned Rochon
Northern Pacific
Montana
Edward
W. G. Warren
Breckenridge
N. D
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American Legion
Lewis and Clark Post
Farge
Shodal Hospital
Dam at Anaconda City Reservoir Breaks Flooding Town
Anaconda July 27 flood floods four miles west of the city when the reservoir dam breaks releasing about three million gallons. Western sections see four feet of water, passages and ball field submerged. no lives lost though a ranch family was temporarily marooned and rescued. Substantial property damage reported, rail yards affected. cause of the break unknown.
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Anaconda City
Anaconda
George Adams
Adama
Park Avenues
Front Street
George McGonigley
Warm Springs Creek
Butta
Pacific
RFC to Back PWA in Pump Priming Plans
Washington July 27 The Reconstruction Finance Corporation will back the Public Works Administration in pump priming to hasten economic recovery. RFC loans may fund revenue producing projects such as roads and bridges while PWA concentrates on outright grants. Potential early projects include New York Battery Tunnel Brooklyn, Pennsylvania all weather highway, and Chicago Loop subway.
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Washington
Jesse Jones
Ais
Finance Corporation
Puble Works
Roosevelt
Jones
PWA
Harold L. Ickes
Ixo
RFC
Jones’ Agency
States
Elies
Kes Jones
Ickes
Teconstruction Finance Corporation
New York
the Battery
Hamilton Avenue
Brooklyn
Rfc-Pwa
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Los Angeles Marriage Ceremony Ended as Invalid
Chief Deputy County Counsel ruled that a Beverly Hills couple’s marriage aboard an airliner three miles above Los Angeles is illegal and not recordable. Captain Richard Bowman of United Airlines performed the ceremony while the couple honeymooned in Detroit, Michigan.
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Los Angeles
Edward J. von Glalts
Jane Webster
Beverly Hills
Douglas de Cosier
de Cosier
Detroit
Mich
Richard Bowman
United Airlines
Boy’s guardian dog sneaks past hospital rules
Tiny the brown mongrel named Jack, loyal to Edward J. Warren awaiting an iron lung, slipped into Schedale hospital after an airplane from Los Angeles. When Jackie arrived, nurses halted the dog, but one nurse relented and Tiny stood by the boy at the front hall door. The dog wagged and licked, a brief moment of companionship before May and others await the iron lung.
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Edward J. Warren
Schedale Hospital
Los Angeles
Jackie
R. Wynn
Tobacco Growers Challenge Quotas on 1935 Season
Georgia and Florida growers filed temporary restraining orders in Valdosta and Wake City to halt marketing quotas and penalties under the agricultural act. The suits claim the quotas are unconstitutional and exceeding federal power. If upheld, penalties could total about 4.5 million dollars.
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Valdonta
Georgia
Florida
Wake City
Flo
Supreme Court
Washington
Agriculture Department
A. J. Little
Housemen
Congress
Superior Court
W. Ebae
Circ
Jedgs Fared Adame
Leke Com
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