Great Northern President Predicts Record Traffic With Good Crop
President Ralph Budd of the Great Northern, visiting Helena from Great Falls, predicted a banner year for his railroad if crops are favorable. He noted the Empire Builder’s new reduced schedule from Chicago to the coast in 63 hours and back, praising fast travel, comfort, and fewer stops. Budd spoke after a test run with Great Northern officials on a route from Chicago to Portland and Seattle, and he cited telegrams from St. Paul about strong Empire Builder crowds.
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Ralph Budd
Great Northern Railroad
Helena
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Northwest
Nortern
Chcago
Leithe
Portland
Empire Builder
Chicago
Dued
Independent
Glacier Park
Seattle
Budd
Great Northern
Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Lucilla Le Sueur Wed in Quiet Ceremony
Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Lucilla Fay Le Sueur known as Joan Crawford were married by Rev Edward F Leonard at St Malachys Roman Catholic Church in New York in a quiet ceremony at the rectory after obtaining a marriage license. The couple had arrived from California on vacation and planned a fall wedding. Beth Sullivan attended the bride and a telegram of congratulations came from Mr Fairbanks's father. They said they would continue acting after the ceremony.
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New York
Jute 1
Douglas Fairbanks
Lucilla Fay le Sueur
Joan Crawford
Edward F. Leonard
St. Malachy’s Ramen
Actors” Church
City Hall
Fairbanks
Beth Sullymn
Mr. Fairbank
California
Senate to study cures for cancer under new resolution
Washington June 3 AP says the senate commerce committee will study government aid to find a cancer cure under a resolution introduced by Senator Harris Democrat Georgia. The resolution requests coordination of the Public Health Service the National Academy of Science and independent departments to make a report to Congress as soon as possible.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
Harris
Demiorrat
Georgia
Public Health Service
National Academy of Science
Ffiquiey
Congress
Grain Jump Sends Pale Toward on Chicago June 3
Grain traders emerge from a slump as optimistic Washington farm relief hopes lift prices. Wheat futures surged with volatile ranges, closing 5 3-8 to 6 1-8 cents higher. July and September prices rose while May and July futures traded near decade lows. Washington news notes Congress aware of low grain mood.
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Chicago
Despond
Washington
Washington News
Congress
Montana Bankers Say State Shows Sound Finances
A. J. Lochrie reports Montana bankers see sound financial status and improving prospects. After meetings at Miles City Froid Anaconda and Great Falls he notes strong farm interest, rapid loan demand, and farmers holding wheat. Wool purchases in Wyoming and Lake county wool pool sales buoy optimism for a good year despite low prices.
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Montana
A. J. Lochrie
Miles City
Montana Bankers’ Association
Mr. Lochrie
Wyoming
Lake County
Lochrie
Bankers’ Association
Inspectors Catch Threat Letter Writer
Authorities report multiple letters threatening violence and demands for money were sent to prominent figures including Mrs. Morrow, Mrs. Larz Anderson, and Frances St. John Smith. Similar mailings targeted Kenneth Rawson and a sister in law of Charles A. Lindbergh, with police setting dummy packages to trap the writer. The Westwood investigation traced the pattern to a lone suspect.
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Sky Keriopan
Herald
Clarence R- Edwards
War Department
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Avere Frederick H. Rawson
First National Bante of
Chicago
Frances St. John Smith
Miss Morrow
Larz Anderson
Curtis Guild
Governor Guild
Westwood
Morrow
General Edwards
Chile Peru boundary dispute settled by Tacna Arica treaty
Lima Peru June 3 AP reports the long running boundary dispute between Chile and Peru is formally settled with the signing of the Tacna Arica treaty by representatives of both nations.
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Chile
Peru
Lima
Diplomas Issued Amid University Shakeup and Riots
The university awarded diplomas under court order despite a campus upheaval that included a faculty dismissal and a student riot. Board president Dr Shields and registrar Miss Redman faced questions after signing diplomas with altered names, while deans Calloway and Bennett spoke at commencement amid ongoing investigations and a broader power struggle over control of the institution.
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Cacruises
iPr
Harry C. Wayman
T. VT. Shields
B. C. Calloway
Arther E. Bennett
University
Wayman
Shields
Euth M. Rehman
Neith
Grinnel
Iowa
Minnie Rice
Waymiin
Iwietor
Flood Toll From Wyoming Flash Floods
Turbid Crow creek in Cheyenne claimed the life of 75 year old Sale dad Rodriguez and Piney creek floods near Ucross killed 26 year old Clarence M Bein of Billings. Property losses across Cheyenne district reached nearly 500000 with another 300000 in the Buffalo Sheridan area as officials tally weekend flood damage.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Crow Creek
Saledad Rodriguez
Piney Creek
Ucross
Clarence M. Bein
Billings
Mont
Huffalo-Sheridan
Kein
Martha hotel gains renewed life with modern European upgrade
Eddy Gallivan joins deal bakery founders George Frank Tennessey brothers and Oscar Klink to open a modern bakery July 1 in the former Adam Haegele building next to Globe Tailoring at 361 N Main. Aggus McDonald to run the Martha hotel, formerly the Placer clerk, bringing vast Northwest hotel experience. The Martha opened January 1 and has since drawn heavy transient occupancy with upper floors for permanent tenants. The new bakery, to be fully equipped with home made products, aims to start July 2 under Frank and Klink. Oscar Klink formerly of Butte’s Ore Tea Baking company.
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Eddy Gallivan
Deal Bakery Company
George Frank
Tennessey
Montana
Northwest
Wiggins
Tiggins
Telia
Martha
Irpnstative Assembly
Galvan
Oscar Klink
Butte
Ore Tea Baking Company
Burial of Custer aide at National Cemetery in commemorative ceremony
Billings June 3 AP White Man Rensl tin rests beside comrades of the ill fated Custer Expedition at the National Cemetery on Little Big Horn battlefield. Four Crow Indians linked to General Custer were buried as part of a solemn ceremony with military honors. services at a Baptist church preceded the battlefield rites conducted under Crow leaders and American Legion posts, with eulogies and a firing squad. Continued on page two.
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Aleepteen
Mardin Posk
Hodeo Urary
Amortesn Legion
Verton
Ahanwin Sentley
Tephomnasias
Miss C.falls
Lodge Grass
Soviet contracts with 12 U. S. firms for materials and expert aid
Soviet authorities announce signed contracts with over a dozen American firms worth millions. Ford in Dearborn signs five year tech cooperation for a new factory at Nizhni Novgorod to produce up to 100,000 cars and trucks. Other deals cover consulting on hydro power, coal mines, nitrogen and ammonia fertilizer plants, and tractor factory design in Stalingrad.
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New York
Conantungy
Ford
Sterl Mills
Motor Company
S. A
Dearborn
Mich
Valery
Meshy Jauk
Supreme Economic Council of the
Soviet Union
Ford Company
Soviet Automobile Treet
Nizhni-Novgorod
Volga River
Fio
Aimports
Meshlauk
Hugh L. Cooper Company
Entamans
de Pont de Nemours Company
Longacre Engineering & Construction Company
Mascome
Arthur Idavis
Oakland
Cal
Soviet Central Asia
McCormick Company
King
Moscow
Abert Kahn
Detroit
Stalingrad
Hoover to maintain cruiser program despite disarmament talks
President Hoover plans to retain the American cruiser program, authorizing 15 additional 10,000-ton ships as required by Congress, while Geneva disarmament talks stall. Officials say no near-term changes are planned and the next federal budget will fund the expansion. Ambassador Gibson has presented a new naval strength basis to leading powers for consideration.
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James L. West
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Stimson
Congress
Reading
Senate
Geneva Commission
Hugh S. Gibson
London
Tokio
Paris
Rone
Owithin
Geneva
Free killed when bus and car crash near Hatavia Ohio
A collision between a bus from Cincinnati to Grafton and a car near Hatavia Ohio killed three people instantly and injured nineteen others. The dead include Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Treton of Marathon Ohio and a woman identified as Mrs. G. B. Beecher of Hillsboro. Seven injured were taken to Cincinnati hospitals and the rest to Hillsboro. The extent of injuries was not yet determined.
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Hatavia
Ohio
Ati
Cincinnati
Go-turbus
E. C. Treton
Marathon
G. B. Beecher
Hillsboro
Many Heroic Rescues At Chicago General Hospital Fire
A Chicago fire swept through the Chicago General Hospital at 741 Diversey Parkway early today burning four patient floors. No one was killed. a cab driver helped save one man and two women. Nineteen patients were in the building as firemen and staff conducted rapid evacuations aided by a fire captain carrying a patient down a ladder.
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Gire
Chicago
Chicago General Hospital
Diversey Parkway
Rice
Cleveland Hospital
L. A. Mitchell
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LE Sueur
Young Fairbanks
Gotham
Dorothy Sorder
Cleveland
Anna
Seman
Misa Sueman
Miss Redman
Grinnell
Flood
M’donald
Higgins Bay
Martha Hotel
Bury Custer
U. 5
Raila Corporation of America
International General Thetric Company
Ford Factory
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