Johnstown Turmoil Spurs State Crackdown After Riots
Harrisburg dispatch reports Governor Earle ordered Major Lynn Adams of the state police to seize control of Johnstown if local authorities fail to restore order. A violent incident at the Roederer Steel plant near Paratinn’s Cambria works left two men injured and a tense crowd surrounded the scene as police opened fire to disperse protesters.
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Harrisburg
Earle
Lynn Adams
Johnstown
Warner Adame
Pales
Roederer Steel
Paratinn
Cambria
Paleo
Ik Pyreed
Pollo Nad
Tony Mandag
Debris Cleanup Underway After Major Flood Event
Floods churned through the Midland region causing widespread wreckage. Washington Senator James Murray announced a reconstruction effort with the Kevonastrnetion nance corporation dispatching officials to inspect damage and mobilize aid. Officials estimate damage near a millen dollar mark with at least one fatality reported as crews remove debris and clear streets late at night.
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Taday
Washington
James Murray
Kevonastrnetion Nance Corporation
Fa Tinga
Yimnage
Vadersheriff
Peaceful Pickets Tense Monroe Amid Steel Dispute
June 14 reports in Monroe quote Mayor Daniel A Knaggs saying pickets could return peacefully but citizens stay armed. Guards and special police patrol the Newton Steel and Romjblo Steel areas as tensions rise over Republics refusal to sign a labor contract.
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Monroe
Mick
Daniel A. Knaggs
CTO
Newton Steel Romjpangy
Inbardsturbante
Picbel Netto
Turner
Newton
Romblie Steel Corporation
CI0
Vad A. Reiner
Chicago
Lnyder
Jovinny
Unioniss Wold
Republic
Slau
Kangees
Montana Rain Records Show Large June Totals Across State
Meteorologist W. By Maughin cites unusual rainfall across Montana with several stations reporting high totals. Notable figures include But Bank 4.20 inches, NawytR 4.04 inches, Maha 3.61 inches, Glendive 2.83 inches, Havre 2.76 inches, Fort Peck 2.18 inches, and Melina 1.69 inches. An all day rain event affected northeastern Montana and the Seabey branch near NaNVilla, with continued coverage noted.
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Maughin
Maha
Glendive
Uavre
Fort Peek
Melina
Montana
Seabey
Nainvilla
Changes at state warehouse cut Montana costs in payroll
Weather bureau figures rainfall totals and a state warehouse consolidation cut $19 000 annual payroll. Governor Vic Kovernor ordered removal of duplicative positions under IT65 restoring efficiency. Discontinued roles include secretary to the accountant and several clerks, with monthly savings cited at about $1 025 per position.
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Weather Bureau
State Warehouse
Montana
Io Tanner
Maquar Control Board
Decline of Empire Driven by Rural Decline and Urban Dependence
Fragment from a historical analysis describes how heavy burden of taxation and abandonment of farms led to reduced cultivation, depopulation, and economic shift toward Rome. It details how small farmers sold land, migrated to cities, and urbanites relied on state grain and meat while civic life deteriorated.
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Colonna
Posesa Janda
Rome
Irish Free State Constitution Approved by Dail
Dublin June day session of the Dail approved the Irish Free State constitution by g to 48 and ordered general elections for July 1. The Dail was dissolved tonight, the new Dáil will assemble July 2.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Dail
Domestic turmoil and political moves ripple across the globe
Ten thousand coal miners in Johnstown call out to reject a strike amid halted shipments to a local mill. Monroe Michigan mayor allows peaceful picketing. In Washington the Senate judiciary committee sends a report on attacking the president's court bill. In Wiha Apain insurgents at the Thiraque capital vow to fight to the bitter end. Moscow reports 28 executions for plotting to wreck the Siberian railroad. In Minihinin Irish parliament approves a new constitution and calls a general election.
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Johnstown
Holts
Monroe
Mish
Knaggs
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Thiraque
Moscow
Siberian
Minnihiin
Two Doukhohor Women Jailed After Strip Tease Protest
In a provincial jail yard a Doukhohor woman dropped her dress during a protest outside the courthouse. She was clothed again by police and placed in jail as Judge W A Nibbet adjourned the hearing of Peter Verigen Youngers appeal from a police court conviction for driving to the common danger.
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Nelson
Wo CL
Jutta
Cnurtroon
W. A. Nibbett
Peter Verigen the
Drought Survey Plans Outline in Wilson Meeting
Warrington, 14 4 Wor Turten WW. Wheeler of Montana said relief work will coordinate all agencies to ease drought suffering. He stressed farmers should not face excessive red tape to receive aid and expected discussions with WDA officials tomorrow.
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Warrington
Wheeler
Monetina
Witsen
Montana
Lwayy
Jin
WDA
Senate Backs Federal Crime On Interstate Cattle Theft
Washington lawmakers pass the McGarran bill making cattle rustling a federal crime when animals move through interstate commerce. The measure advances though the House has not yet acted.
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Washington
Susie
Senate
Chamber
McGarran
House
Tax talk on wealthy parties and tax dodges
Santa Monica Calif July 14 Congress considers investigations into affluent parties and ways rich men convert yachts estates and game preserves into assets to dodge income taxes. The piece muses on taxing federal officials including congressmen and notes June 15 as a reminder to curb tax burdens while urging public scrutiny and reform.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Insurgent Forces Close On Bilbao Amid Advance
June reporting from Madrid notes Francisco Franco's forces pressing toward Bilbao with big guns and air power. Insurgent troops move near Santa Marina and to the western approaches as they seek to encircle the Basque capital and halt Basque resistance. Prisoners report dire prospects and await terms as the city nears potential fall.
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Santa Marina Lill
Bilbao
Francisco Franco
Thban
Wasi Postuime
Enat
Little Ev Finds Old Shoes Are Poor Diet
Fragmentary report describes distressing events surrounding a girl named Ev in Detroit. The text mentions worn shoes, harsh treatment, and a declared intent related to dying alone amid wartime strain and personal hardship.
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Little EV
Missing Long Island woman sparks federal search effort
Stony Brook June 14 A McDonnell brother of Mrs William Tarsons says the kidnap case looks fishy and cites a possible amateur ransom. Federal state troops wardens and Ray Scouts join the hunt across north shore Long Island as the search may last two days without tangible clues.
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Newark
Inna
Howart McCounnell
Willam Tarsons
Long Island Hong
Tur
Los Angeles
McDonnell
Hietura Giudin
Hollywood
Pach
Stony Brook
Tre
Long Island
Yaln
Willam Barsong
Alma
Montana Power Co Engineer Dies in Hospital
Roy W. Wells an electrical engineer for Montana Power Co died in hospital today from a heart ailment. Mrs. Wells to return to Butte with the body for services and burial at Retin. Survived by his mother Mrs Lorenz Wells of Nutle and one brother Rennis Wells at Lake, Mont.
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Ban Mego
Cale
Roy W. Wells
Montana Power Company
Labor Dictatorship Lies in Wages and Hours Bill
A New Zealand born speaker told a congressional committee the proposed wage bill would impose socialistic control through higher wages and shorter hours. She argued these reforms boost purchasing power and prosperity, while critics warned the plan risks overregulation and curbs on youth employment.
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Washington
New Zealand
Istvatfor
Vinerien
Dominion
Lefin Blomfield
Fla
New York State
Joint
Congressional Committee
Tack
Ain
New York
Russian Arctic Flight Test Ends in Moscow Return
Chief Pilot Kom Fuhrig led a Soviet Arctic flight returning to Moscow from a record run toward Alaska. The five member crew and three passengers flew the large U.S. 8 R-120 Panrig nearly 15 000 miles to test severe winter conditions and inspect Arctic settlements and fuel supplies.
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Moscow
Kom Fuhrig
Arctc
Alaska
Fredrudry
U.S
Panrig
Condi Tang
Arrlic
Patriotic Societies Session In Butte Parade Tomorrow
Hutte June 14 The Montana patriots societies opened here with about 1000 veterans and their ladies in attendance. Morning sessions and a general meeting were held, with a parade planned for tomorrow. Officers will be elected Wednesday. Attending groups include GAR WRC Ladies of GAR US auxiliary WFLW W.FAW auxiliary Sons and Daughters of Vul.W Lincoln Junior club of WRLC. Washington Securities regulation offerings indicate Congress should curb investment trials in holding companies.
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Auxliary, Sons and Daughters of
Vul.W.and
Lincoln Junior Club
W.rlc
Senate conflict over Roosevelt court reorganization bill
Washington June 14 The senate faces a bitter phase as Judiciary committee adverse report argues the plan would destroy judicial independence. Administration eyes a great debate but faces strong opposition led by Burke Neb Wheeler to block action. The bill would allow up to five new Supreme Court justices unless current justices retire.
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Washington
Senate
Judiciary
Burker
Neb
Wheeler
Mont
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Ansered
Publicity Favored On Tax Dodging Case
Washington officials report congressional leaders endorse full publicity for wealthy individuals accused of tax evasion. Senator Harrison and Representative Deughton say they support naming persons alleged by investigators to be tax evaders or invaders. They met with the president as a tax inquiry set to begin Wednesday.
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Washington
Harrison
Mies
Deughton
N.C
Johnson names five assist war chief in historic pick
President Roosevelt nominated Laura A. Johnson of Clarksburg West Virginia a lawyer and World War veteran to serve as assistant secretary of war. The selection comes amid a long vacant post and the nomination was sent to the senate for confirmation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Laura A. Johnson
Clarksburg
W. Va
Senate
More Russians Shot For Alleged Treason Plotting
Report from Siberia confirms the execution of 28 convicts by firing squad for sabotage and treason connected to wrecking the new and strategic Amut railway. The executions raise the yearly total to 162, with charges tied to Japanese espionage and alleged links to Leon Trotsky.
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Moxrow
Luna
Siberia
Aumat
Far Enat
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