Johnson Defends NRA Codes Amid Darrow Board Critique
Chicago dispatch reports the Darrow recovery board’s harsh critique of NRA codes and administration. Officers defend the codes as sound while alleging surreptitious changes and criticizing the wielding of power by NRA leadership. Johnson calls the charges ridiculous and says many codes need revision before presenting to the president.
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Chicago
Darrow Recovery Review Board
Astociate
Association
Ht Darrow Board
Dar-row
Washington
Recovery Review Board
Clatehce Darrow
Tfell
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Dance to Be Held Tomorrow by Columbian Squires
The Brondel circle of Columbian Squires plans a dance tomorrow night at the K of C hall. Public invitation extended. Nominating committee includes Walter J. Bewell as chair, with Dr J Hannifin B G Bleichner Tom Driscoll Dan J. Harington J J Burke Dan Coleman William Reome Monsignor J Whiteing and T J Welker.
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K of C. Hall
Brondel Circle
Columbian Squires
Walter J. Bewell
Dr. J. Hannifin
B. G. Bleichner
Tom Driscoll
Dan J. Harington
J. J. Burke
Dan Coleman
Wiliam Reome
J. ©. Witeing
T. J. Welker
Renewal feud blocks opening of Dotsero railroad cutoff
Denver news reports a renewal of an old feud between two railroads delays the opening of the Dotsero cutoff, halting planned gala ceremonies. The Denver and Rio Grande Western trains cannot move onto the Moffat line until a track connection agreement is approved by the Denver and Salt Lake line authorities. In Toledo, May business rose 20 percent from 1933 with bank debits totaling 7 1/270,555 and real estate transfers reaching 6 9 53 for the month.
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Denver
Utah
Colorado
Denver & Salt
Toledo
Toledo, Ohio
Iup
Drought barely dents world wheat surplus amid price shift
The article notes a near 800 million bushel global supply with 695 million needed for food seed and waste. It argues that drought and weather, not government, drive prices, and claims public sentiment and market forces have lifted wheat prices after a month of surplus decline.
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United States
Providence
State Treasurer Receives Taxes From Ten Counties
State Treasurer James J. Brett announced remittances of state taxes from ten counties for the second half of the last tax year and the same period of the prior year. Counties listed include Deer Lodge Liberty Missoula Ponder Roosevelt Rosebud Treasure and others with amounts shown for current and prior-year totals.
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Hemena
James J. Brett
Deer Lodge
Liberty
Gine
Missoula
Ponder
Roosevelt
Rosebud
Treasure
Kiwanis Meet Opens in San Antonio With Toasts
San Antonio hosts the 1935 Kiwanis International Convention drawing 5,000 delegates from the United States and Canada. A fraternity hour included a toast to President Franklin D Roosevelt and King George. The water toast featured a water font ceremony as part of the proceedings.
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Toronto
San Antony
Texas
Kiwanis
United States
Chnada
Franklin D Roosevelt
King George
Trustees Open Bids For Goal And Roof Repairs
Trustees opened bids for school roof repairs including the gymnasium and building to extend the term to 1935. Cahill won the contract for roof work with bids around 795 to 879 dollars for two jobs. Fifteen coal bids were submitted, led by Lee Transfer and others, all pricing nut coal at 625 a ton and slack at 4.50 with delivery surcharges. Six bids were received for incandescent and janitorial supplies, with details undisclosed. The board approved several payments and considered facility use for elections, summer classes, and repairs, with notices to committees and reports from utility and attendance officers.
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M. D. Cahill
Sulman Roof Company
Centerville
Walkerville
Lee Transfer Company
Parrot Coal Company
Peoples Fuel Company
Western, Fuel Company
Lemieux Coal Company
South Butte Coal Company
Copper City Coal and Wood Company
Douglas Gold
Silaine
Emer
Garfield
Grant Gresley
Hawthorne
Jefferson
Lincoln
Longfellow
McKinley
Sherman
Webster
Whittier
Lillah Hartington
D. J. Enright
Washington Junior High
J. McKelvey
Bertha Levengood
Margaret McGale
HE Fisher
Supreme Court
Ingh
Little Basin
Butte
Explosion Held Cause Of Cragh Explosion Controversy
A coroner stated a blast or extreme heat destroyed all bodies in the Cragh cabin. Evidence included burned skulls and twisted leather from a brown bag sought by Bennett. Bennett claimed secret naval papers and documents were involved, but the coroner and officials retained custody and navy contact was uncertain.
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Nesces
Bourke
Bennett
Tom
Bader
United States Navy
Butte Death Notices from Daly Mortuary and Local Cremation Services
The remains of Mrs Huma Martie Lund lie at Sherman and Reed funeral home with services at 2 PM at the chapel officiated by Rev A Catan and interment at Mountain View. Kaiser John Kaiser f Philips, at Philipsburg home, funeral set for Thursday 2 PM at Masonic temple, interment Philipsburg cemetery. Simonich Martin D. Simonich’s remains at Busy Gas Merroll mortuary then residence for a Thursday 9 AM funeral at Sacred Heart Church, interment Holy Cross cemetery. Eliza A. Williams’s body viewable at Duggan’s Merrill mortuary Rainbow room. funeral to follow from the family home at a later time.
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Hkaiser
John Kaiser
F Philips
Verge
Flint Creek
Masonic Temple
Philipsburg
Liquor Tariff May Be Slashed Front Page Note
The president delayed signing until customs houses closed today and liquor tariffs will fall tomorrow. The move aims to revive foreign trade with about 30 nations signaling readiness to negotiate. The State Department must complete a staff for pacts while secrecy surrounds commodities to be dealt with, with liquor seen as a likely first item. Federal Alcohol Control Administs
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United States
State Department
Federal Alcohol Control Admints
Wallace Drops Processing Tax Debate Over Wheat Tax
The wheat processing tax rate will be set soon as agitation grows. Farmers argue the tax should drop to 25 or 20 cents per bushel to reflect current prices, while officials note the prewar gap remains unadjusted despite higher market prices. Joseph C. Choate claims bootlegging rises with spirits prices, citing a $5 per gallon tariff on imports as a key factor.
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Offtomla
Tratoy
Joseph C. Choate
Senate grazing measure eyed to curb western erosion
Interior officials push a federal grazing plan to control public domain land across 272 million acres in western states aiming to prevent overgrazing and erosion. An amendment caps grazing districts at 80 million acres, with protections for landowners and hunters, advance notice, local hearings, and potential land sales.
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Interior Department
Ickes
O'ma‘honey
Wyoming
Senate
Department of Interior
Aira
Dionne Quintuplets Entering Third Week Improve
Dionne quintuplets, now in their third week, progress noted by Dr A Te Dafoe. Four of the five have shed weight since Bundry. total weight fell from 10 pounds 1% ounces to 10 pounds 23 ounces. Marie, smallest, gained to 23 ounces. Irish Free State expects sugar output from new factories to meet four fifths of national consumption.
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Corsbeil
Ont
A. Te, Dafoe
Bundry
Marie
Irish Free State
Pythian Sigtered in District Meet at Calanthe Temple
A district Pythian gathering at Calanthe temple No 3 in Butte featured toastmistress duties by a local leader and entertainment from Rebecca Smith of Angelanda and Mrs J Cheney of Lima. Opening ceremonies were by Peel temple Deer Lodge with initiatory work by Esperanza lodge Anatonda and degree staff by Calanthe temple. Mrs Percy Vaudrell of Butte was initiated. about 180 Pythian sisters from multiple temples attended including Kallspell Lima Philipsburg Deer Lodge Anaconda Centerville Silver Bow Bulte and Calanthe temples.
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Rebecca Smith
Angelonda
J. Cheney
Lima
Miss Pearl
Peel Temple
Deer Lodge
Esperanza Lodge
Anatonda
Calanthe Temple
Butte
Percy Vaudrell
Grace Summerville
Bybil Post
Phoebe Smith
Vera Edwards
Rowena Gaftney
Todwe
Kallspell
Philipsburg
Anaconda
Centerville
Silver Bow
Calanthe
Bulte
Colbert Funeral Set for Today at Grace M B Church
The funeral for Mrs Josephine Colbert will be held at 1 30 p m from the residence 1007 Town Avenue then to Grace M B church for services conducted by Rev G A Caton with interment at Montana View Cemetery. Kitto William K H age 61 died yesterday with body at Richards Funeral Home and funeral time to be announced.
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Kitto
William KH .Kitto
Richards
State Masonic Officers Elected in Helena Meeting
The 46th annual election of Masonic officers was held in Helena with officers chosen including Earl Hows as grand high priest and Russell D. Mi as grand master. Charles A. Burlingame deputy grand high priest. Edwin Rand as grand scribe. Hoafeld as grand captain. En Philpsburg as grand steward. Edward C OL treasurer. A. White as grand senior deacon. George J Bond as grand orator.
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Jardi Mazons
Earl
Russell
Charles A
Burlingame
G King
Edwin @rand scripe
Hoafeld
Luthernn
Grand
Orsar A. White
Jain
George J Bonday
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Butte
Stewart
Missoula
Bardnet
Juan A. White
Bozaman
Cornell
Marlon
Dales
Havre
Gre
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