Vets Plan to Recruit Bigger Army
Democratic leaders push for a larger volunteer force while tensions rise over Hoover and the Republican party. Janett Shouse assails the Hoover era at Democratic headquarters as Democrats gear up to select candidates and draft a platform next week. Chairman Roeoch labels the Republican platform as sweeping every controversial issue. Continued on Page 1, Bee 21.
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Ceoll B. de Kson
Chicago
Hoover
Republican Party
Janett Shouse
Hhowse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Dyncadio Roeoch
Republican
Hecaing
Tranver
Newt Baker Looks to Mend World After Dine
Bronanili Newt Baker advocates a hopeful path as he addresses a gathering in Newt Baker Believes World 15 Up Upon Mend. He cites a journey of effort and unity, praising Margaret Parker as a key figure and signaling a shift toward broader collaboration in governance.
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Newt Baker
Chilean air force rebels back Grove in brief uprising
A new revolt by Chilean air force units aimed at restoring Colonel Marmaduke Grove broke out in Santiago. Rebels, using planes loaded with bombs, halted a destroyer about to take Grove to prison and seized airfields at Iquique and Quintero. The government denied knowledge of the uprising as a third revolt in two weeks.
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Santiago
Chile
Marmaduke Grove
Grove
Tie
Aledromes
Enid
Peace Park Opens In Glacier With Cross Border Ceremony
In Glacier Park on June 18 citizens of Canada and the United States gathered at the Glacier Park Hotel veranda to dedicate the Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park. Gov Erickson spoke for the United States as Rotary, park service and government officials celebrated the new park. Rev Cane Middleton and former Great Falls mayor Harry Mitchell unveiled a copper tablet marking the creation. Messages from Canada’s Prime Minister Z. A. Bennett and President Hoover were read.
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Glacier Park
Glacier Park Hotel
Park Service
Rotary
Canada
United
Biates
Waterton- Gactor International Peace Park
Spontees
Waterton Lakes Pack
Glacior National Park
Canenon Middleton
Cardston
Harry Mitchell
Great Falls
Peace Park
Marks
Han
Z. A. Bennett
Herbert Hoover
Clinton P. Anderson
Albuquerdur
N. M
Rotary International
Seattle
Anderson
Brooklyn Gangster Shot Down by Foe
New York dispatch says Brooklyn gangster Charles Vannindy Whikeins was shot and severely wounded by Runmen as he left the Keighth of Columbus club with his wife and mother, after attending an entertainment in which his young daughter performed.
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New York
Charles Vannindy Whikeins
Brooklyn
Heer
Columbus
Mwiegins
Elvira Barney Collapses at Murder Case Hearing
Elvira Barney collapses during the murder case arraignment as she faces two charges of murdering Stephen May 91 at his Rahpmian Mayfair apartment during a recent cocktail party and a prior shot in a quarrel. Pathologist Sir Bernard Salisbury testified the pistol discharge during their struggle is unlikely. (Continued on page 2)
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Elvira Barney
L.andan
Dunn
Elvira Dolores Bene
Helf
Thomas Wim
Stephen
Bernard Salisbury
Bird racket shocks Salt Lake City headline
Salt Lake City reports a bird racket in which buyer Cummings paid $3 for a so called red German canary that proved fake. The seller offered a rare American canary at a low price saying he was broke. The canary died hours after purchase and the seller fled.
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Salt Lake City
Thin City
Cummings
Ro “Hind Raleseee
Spd
Cime Mings
Aly
School Trustees Face Taxpayers Over District Expenses
Helena newsroom reports hall and Harrison push for maintaining teacher salaries amid district budget disputes. signatures on a controversial document reveal the four signers claimed to align with taxpayers while supporting a stance benefitting job holders. Controversy deepens as Morrison and teachers clash with trustees.
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Aliei
FM. Hall
Northern Pacific Railway Companys
Helena
J. L. Harrison
Hat
Carrison
Bers
Hazard
Bergan
Chivers
Wardlaw
Taxpayers Committee
Tuapayers
MT. Hall
J. Scott Morrison
Mra
Hit-and-run river kill Lewistown baby headlines
Lewintown June 18 The 10 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Calvin Battrick of Lewistown was killed when struck and upset by a speeding car that did not stop. The infant died almost instantly at the scene.
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Lewintown
Calvin Battrick
Battrick
Farmer Labor Party Seeks Long as Presidential Candidate
The Farmer-Labor Party tonight sought a new presidential nominee and disavowed Colonel Frank B Webb. Senator Huey Long offered the leading place on the ticket but the party stated Long would support the Farmer-Labor platform if chosen. RM Harrop said Webb was a spy for Hoover and not suitable, amid internal investigations revealing ties to San Francisco and a past convention controversy.
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Omaha
Farmer-Labor Party
Frank B. Webb
Huey Long
Loulatana
Farmer-Labor
Roopevelt
Candney
RM. Harrop
Fartora
Armer-Labor
Harrop
United States
Webb
Waa
Hoover
Naional
San Francisco
Ucket
Pat Warrop
City
Tolo
United States Tax Increases Begin Next Tuesday
Washington June 12 The 120 million Americans face new taxes under the 1932 revenue act planned by President Hoover. The levy targets a wide range of goods from candy to electric bulbs and autos, with the wealthy paying more as consumption rises.
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Washington
Hoover
Weather outlook for coming week in northern and southern regions
A weather outlook across Northern Tocky Mountain Ne grona and Southern Piatran Re Alona shows generally fair skies with nearly normal temperatures. No significant storms expected, temperatures near seasonal norms throughout the week.
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Negrona
Piatran Re- Alona
Mounting taxes prompt protest planned in Indiana territory
Chicara June 18. Citizens and attendants in Standard of Indiana territory are instructed to inform customers about the tax changes. Placards will protest the federal tax increase as the one cent levy becomes effective at month end. Officials expect a rise in gasoline prices nationwide with a maximum tax reaching higher cents per gallon in Florida.
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Chicara
Nintarista
Standart
Indiana
Florida
Taxpayers Plan Nationwide Prohibition Reform Campaign
A nonpartisan group named National Taxpayers’ Repeal Length launches a nationwide effort to sway anti prohibition sentiment through a newspaper advertising blitz. By popular subscription the group aims to spend millions on ads in 400 daily papers with the first advertisement set for next week.
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New York
The
National Taxpayers
Mexico Quake Devastates Coast to Coast Killing Several
A massive earthquake rattled Mexico from coast to coast, killing at least three and feared higher as damage spread from Colima to the capital. Simultaneously a powerful tornado struck Mexico’s Pacific coast near Manzanillo, adding to the destruction and casualties reported by radio dispatches.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Pacific
Manzanillo
Guayman
Colima
President Hoover attacked over silver conference stance
Washington report says on June 18 two western senators debated the President's attitude toward an international silver conference. Senator Pittman charged Hoover opposed U.S. leadership to restore the metal's monetary value, while Senator Smoot called the description too broad.
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Washington
Hoover
Matsl
Pittman
New
United States
Smoot
R. Uteh
150000 WANTED IN GREAT LOBBY
Washington June 18. Veterans army leaders called for recruits to boost ranks to 150000 after the Senate defeated the bonus measure. Former service members dwindled as discouraged groups refused stump speeches urging them to stay for the 2400 million bonus on certificates. By nightfall patrols evacuated 300 and routes out of the capital showed heavy withdrawals led by Massachusetts delegation head John I Fahey who said groups should go home to work.
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Washington
Veterans Army
Senate
Massachusetts
John I. Fahey
Watertown
W. W. Waters
Fahey
Seattle mayor may lead unemployed march on governor
Seattle Mayor Jafine Dore at a state mayors meeting proposed sending an army of unemployed to Olympia to pressure Gov Hartley for a special legislative session on unemployment relief. A demand for a special session will be pressed Friday by two committees. If Hartley refuses Dore vows to bring 4,000 Seattle residents to the governor's doorstep.
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Seattle
Jafine
Dore
Olympia
Dare
Washington
Hartley
Mazurs Dore
John A. Kellogg
Dellingham
W. W. Stratton
Akima
C. H. Anderson
Ellensburg
Edward Nepple
Montesano
Montreal Death Toll Rises After Tanker Blast
Montreal June 18. Ten bodies recovered with 16 workers still missing after a tanker explosion on the Cymbeline. A diver found three bodies amid wreckage but could not remove them. Arthur Shawcross died from injuries, lifting the death toll to 26.
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Montreal
Arthur Shawcross
Last Minute Filing Sees Broad County Office Races
Thirteen candidates entered county races in a late rush that extended to nearly midnight. Democratic James M. Flinn and Republican John D. McLeod stood unopposed for their offices when filings closed. Opponents emerged for assessor Martien with R. G. Lutey and Murray S. Gaw contesting the seat, and for County Attorney Sherman W. Smith as Harold K. Anderson filed in the Democratic column.
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Cling
Alj. Duncan
Ws Atatf
James M. Flinn
Ravener
John D. McLeod
Aurveyor
C FE
Martien
R. G
Gar'" Lutey
Murray
Sherman W. Smith
Harold K. Anderson
Women’s Clubs Battle Racketeering Threat at Federation Meet
Seattle June 18 A thousand delegates to the General Federation of Women's Clubs returned home after a 10 day convention in which broad interests of women were addressed. The federation kept to its traditional dry stance and urged political parties to press for Senate action on the world court protocol. Delegates pledged to curb racketeering and defend American institutions against the racketeering threat.
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Seattle
Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation
Senate
President Hoover to scale back reelection effort
President Hoover announced he will withdraw from active campaigning, reserving only major appearances. He said his undivided attention must stay on office duties while party leaders led by Everett Sanders handle the drive, making a re election bid unlikely to involve him further.
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John PF
Chester Woohington
White House
Hoover
Moan
Everntt Sanders
Tary
Coolidge
House to Probe 1932 Campaign Expenditures
Washington June 18 The House without objection adopted the Ragon resolution to form a five member special committee to investigate and report on presidential and congressional campaign expenditures in 1932.
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Washington
Palen
House
Ragon
Final reparations settlement at Lausanne conference
Lausanne Switzerland June 18 final reparations settlement without US guarantees to cancel or revise war debts was being prepared by great powers at the Lausanne conference. Quarters close to the talks said the leaders planned a broad framework as recess took delegates to Geneva. Continued on page 1 back.
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SY Melvin K. Whiteleathry
Lausanne
Switzerland
United States
Geneva
Partey
Washington
Four Men Indicted in Dam Slide Deaths at Marmont Dam
Charleston West Virginia June 15 Four men were indicted on manslaughter charges after an investigation into a May dam slide at Marmont government dam. The Dravo Contracting Co of Pittsburgh supervised the project. Named defendants are Edward Wer David Rowse George Parker and a Sturgeon.
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Charleston
W. Va
Landelida
Marmont Government Dam
Au Oficlala
Dravo Contracting Company
Pittsburgh
Edward Wer
David Rowse
George Parker
Blank) Sturgeon
Dawes Bets On Recovery From Bottom Up Turning Point
Gen Dawes, back from Washington and head of the Reconstruction Finance Corp, said in Chicago today the nation has reached a turning point in the low mood. He urged lower taxes and noted municipalities bear heavy debt while federal debt fell. Small businesses with low overhead showed improvement and larger firms would follow.
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Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Tlery Chicagoan
Civic Opera
Dawes
Erickson for Governor Club Formed at Meeting Here
Democrats from across Montana formed an Erickson for Governor club to back Governor Erickson in the Democratic primary. Officers were named, including Grover C. Cisel and Dan L. O’Keffern. The group will open headquarters next week and campaign actively for Erickson. He spoke at Glacier Park yesterday and will return to Helena, with an upcoming stop in Terry within two weeks.
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Democrata
Montana
RK. Erickson
Democratic Oo
Ning
Great Falls
Walter Pope
Missoula
Charles P. Nevin
Butte
Ay Campbell
Leviathan Grounds Off Isle of Wight Then Refloated
The U S liner Leviathan ran aground for 46 minutes off the Isle of Wight near Dean Sand. A not under control signal was hoisted before she freed herself and proceeded to Gosport Roadstead to meet a tender with passengers for New York.
Wichita airport tornado damage devastates facilities and aircraft
A tornado struck Wichita municipal airport causing damage to buildings and equipment and destroying several Central Aircoat Company planes. Estimated losses exceed 510000 with about 80000 loss on specific aircraft. Local authorities assess impact and begin cleanup.
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Wechita
Kans Tung
Wichita
Tve Ceasnal Aircoat Company
Pious flock to Green Isle for big conference
Dublin reports a vast influx of pilgrims for a major Eucharistic congress, the largest religious gathering since St Patrick's era. An estimated 300,000 visitors fill homes and streets, with prelates and clergy from America, Africa, and the Far East among the attendees.
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Green Isle
America
Africa
Far East
Orean
Kingee Town
Nerina
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World Rotary
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Irport
Howard Stanley
Dublin
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