New drug touted to slim fat via chemical method
Salt Lake City June 16. Dr M L Painter of Stanford Medical School publicly explained a method using dinitrophenol to reduce fat at the Pacific division meeting of the AAAS. He warned women not to misuse the drug, which can be deadly after two doses, and said fats are burned faster than formed, halting treatment when slenderness is reached.
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Salt Lake City
M. L. Paintst
Stanford University Medical School
Pacific
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Painter
Children of Helena See Little Black Sambo Today
Local readers invite children to Hawthorne School auditorium this morning to watch a performance of Little Black Sambo. The show features enchanted tropical utensils, colorful hats from Central America, and gourd bowls from Corinto and Puntarenas as part of a lively jungle scene.
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Helena
Hyers
Sambo
Hawthorne School
Central America
Corinto
Niccaragha
Puntarenas
Costa Rica
Colon
Panama
la Union
el Salvador
A. T. Hibbard
Hawthorne
Helens
Kid from Spain at the Marlow for three-day run
Eddie Tuarches stars in The Kid from Spain at the Marlow in Salt Lake City as Samuel Goldwyn presents a Cantor song and dance musical. The show features romance, action, and colorful costumes, with two matinee performances noted. Also announced is S. S. Rogers named president of the Western Area Standardization organization.
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Badie Cantor
Spain
the Marlow
Samuel Goldwyn
Kid
Eddie Tuarches
Salt Lake City
Staff On Recovery Selected In Roosevelt Panel
A roster of experts joins the industrial division led by General Johnson. Notables include Earl D. Howard from Evanston, former Harvard and Stanford lecturer, Fawerd F. McGrady AFL legislative rep, Nelson Alater textile manufacturer, Arthur J D Whiteside of the National Credit Co, and Dr Leq Wohnen Columbia labor expert. Deputy works chief Col H M Waite, plus engineers, managers, and economists from Waite to Lehman and GM. Roosevelt faced a surge of dividends as a 6 percent tax loomed.
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Yeart &N
General Johnson
Earl D. Howard
Evanston
Harvard
Stanford
Fawerd F. McGrady
American Federation of Labor
Nelson Alater
Massachusetts
Arthur JD. Whiteside
National Credit Company
Leq Wohnen
Columbia University
E. M. Sampson
W. W. Pickard
Puptic Works
Col. H.M. Waite
Dayton
Cincinnati
B. W. Clark
Altoona
Waite
C. Hi. Cunningham
Army Engineers Corps
P. B Fleming
Weat Point
G. H Wells
Wait
Congress approves 3.6 billion for emergency reconstruction
Washington reports Congress appropriated 3.6 billion dollars to fund the emergency reconstruction program. The bill's largest item is 3.3 billion for industrial recovery public works, with 160 million to the Glass Steagall deposit insurance fund and other allocations including farm credit, employment services, and securities control administration.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Niatory
White House
Frazier
N. D
Northwest
Deposit
Glass- Steagall
Federal Trade Commission
Austro-Hungary to Restore Monarchy Continues on Page 1
Postwar shifts in the region include a Yugoslav kingdom formed from parts of Austria-Hungary with Serbia and Montenegro. Croatian resentments loom over Serbian dominance and border frictions persist near Italy. Rumors persist of plots involving Prince Sixtus to restore Archduke Franz Jos elf to the throne as Austria and Hungary consider monarchy restoration.
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Yugoslavia
Parte
Serbia
Montenegro
Cretle Fn
Italy
Bixtus
Francia
Josaph Otto
Hungary
Austria
Nicholas Horthy
Otto
Toma
Sixtus
Debts Paid From Several Nations Amid US Debate
The article notes partial debt payments totaling 11.37 million dollars from several nations including Czechoslovakia and Latvia, with Hungary and Veronia linked to similar actions. Senator Borah supports Roosevelt’s partial payment stance, asserting existing agreements stand and cancellation is not permitted. France signals willingness to discuss a satisfactory debt solution and highlights sacrifices made for creditors.
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Czechosovakia
Rumania
Latvia
Finland
France
Poland
Belgium
Jugoslavia
Lithuania
Hungary
Veronia
Congress
Borah
Idaho Independent Republican
Roosevelt
Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Paris
United States
G A R cane donated to state historical library
John F. Phoenix presented the ornamental head and shank of a G. A. R. cane to the state historical library. He sent it from Fort Benton. the cane belonged to Colonel J. J. Donnelly, a Civil War veteran famed in the Fort Benton country.
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State Historical Library
John F. Phoenix
Fort Benton
J. J. Donnelly
Veterans' adjournment push ends with strong vote
Senators clashed over veterans compensation and a $3.3 billion public works bill as the session neared adjournment. The House and Senate adopted conference reports, while Roosevelt’s reorganization plan and agricultural order faced delay. Amid volleys of debate, veterans measures moved forward and adjournment sine die loomed.
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Senate
House
Rainer
Garner
Glass
Cutting
Grand- Breagall
Jendera
Marval
Bill Tha
Aln
Steiner
Oregon
Wheeler
Mont
Veterans Bureau
Five People Detained In Child Murder Case In Kansas City
Kansas City June 15 five persons detained for questioning in the death of 10 year old Nadine Vogel Love whose body was found near Bonner Springs ten days after disappearance on April 20 The detainees include the girl's mother and grandfather Perrin Quisenberry 49 on vagrancy charges The investigation follows contradictory statements by the child's brother and involves the girl's mother and stepfather Carl Love and others Bonded suspect Harry Tourangeau of Liberty and his wife remained at police headquarters with details not released Wyandotte County Attorney Fred St White said the inquiry was ongoing.
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Kanaas City
Nadine Vogel Love
Bonner Springs
Perrin Quisenberry
Carl Love
Harry Touranteau
Lberty
Tourangeau
Fred St. White
Wyandotte
Elrl
Mrother
Torrid Weather Through This State Torrid Weather Through This State Continued
Unsettled conditions dominated the state with record heat in Livingston at 96 degrees and scattered showers offering brief relief in places like Lewistown 08 Kalispell 94. Yellowstone Park stayed cooler at 84 as a late spring kept residents cautious about upcoming thundershowers and milder relief bands. River levels fluctuated with the Yellowstone dropping inches then rising again amid melting snow and rising sun. Montana Power Company activity noted as authorities monitored the situation.
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Lewistown
Kalispell
Yellowstone Park
Montagans
Livingston
Yellowstone
Nye
Montane Power Company
Mattern Nears Siberian Flight After Nome Wait
Word from Walla Walla and Nome reports Mrs. Imimio Mattern clinging to hope as her aviator husband Jimmie Mattern faces dwindling gasoline and a deadline to land if the Century of Progress plane remains aloft. Meanwhile, Hollingham lumber plant plans July reopening and Butte’s dams manage high water with logging cautions on Clark’s Fork river.
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Walla Walla, Wash
Imimio Mattern
Iusband
Nome
Alaska
Siberia
Jimmie Mattern
Butte
Thompson Falls
Clark's Fork
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Charles C. Conroy
University of California
J. Cecil Alter
Marlow
Kaldic Center
Amd
Lydia Robert
Sanden & Ferguson Co. Reiter
Lees
N. Main St
Pittsburgh
Nes
HIVE
Austro-Hungary
America
Dad
Giadstone
Globe Clothing and Jewelry Co
North Main Street
Helena, Montana
Hoosevelt
McNary
Ore
House Expenditures Committee
Burns
Tennopaes
Adams
Ashutree
Rachman
Bailey
Bankhead
Barclay
Clark
Bratton
Brown
Bulkley
Bulow
Byrd
Byrnes
Caraway
Connally
Dieterich
Dil
Duffy
Erickson
Gore
Norrison
Kendrick
King
Logan
Lonergan
McAdon
Medill
Mekheller
Murphy
Pope
Bryn
Goldsborough
Hale
Harfeld
Hebert
Johnson
Kean
la Follette
Metcalf
Tteed
Robinson
Indiana
Scholl
Townsend
Vandenberg
White
Farmer Uybor
Shipstead
Tron Parc
Ropaviovak
Kamchatks Poninsula
Sea of Okhotsk
Bering Nea
Palit
Wire
Hollingham
Wash
E. K. Wadd Lumber Company
Fener Bongy
Lyde
Robert
Sidney Franklin
Daimlers
Case Grocery
Cor Fuller
Lawrence
Hormel
Gedney
Libby
del Monte
Pillsbury’s Best Cour
Curtis Supreme Ripe Olives
Kellog
Rex
Nash’s
Nice
Eddy
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