Congress adjourns as rush to end session continues
Washington June 18 AP The House and Senate moved quickly toward Saturday adjournment after swift handling of relief and appropriation bills. Conferees agreed on the $2.25 billion relief measure and a tax bill conference report, with actions on the District of Columbia, interior department, and treasury Post Office appropriation also cleared. If drafting delays linger, lawmakers may stay in session past Saturday.
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Mob Foiled by Law in Texas Riot Save Black Residents
In Tl Campo Texas June 16 AP reports officers stopped a vigilante raid as a mob hunted a former deputy sheriff named Tip Simony. Nine-degree chase through a crowd of 300 ended with officers positioning him safely amid calmer conditions. One Black man and four women were targeted and a sharp object injured Simony who tried to quell the disturbance. Police reported no charges against Black residents and planned no immediate action, while a separate note cited England's national income figures for the period.
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Tip Simony
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Insurance Value of State Property Sets at 12 6 Million
The state sets insurance value for property at 12 6 million with total premium around 145 thousand dollars. From 1929 to 193% and 1933 to 1938, premiums totaled 5 363 685 and 665 384 respectively under Miller agency contracts. Added new state buildings worth 2 225 000 and 441 000 of old structures omitted previously boosted the figure. Policies expiring May 4 certified to state auditor under self insurance law, totaling 9 889 350 with 505 000 expired. New coverage will follow for recently constructed buildings under PWAs requirements.
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Art dealer freed but under strict conduct rules
New York reports Gregor Aharon, who pleaded with JF Morgan to buy a statue, was freed by Federal Judge Pronets Caffey after a motion for commitment to Bellevue Hospital was denied. The judge noted potential misstep but found no clear intent to harm and warned Aharon to stop pressuring Morgan.
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Morgan
Alaron
Peter
Mayor Dore Sees Labor War as Boost for Seattle
Seattle mayor John F Dore urged a real estate audience that labor disputes signal recovery from the Depression. He recounted pressure from business committees and warned of calls for protection from national guardsmen, while outlining plans for licensing gambling and prostitution and proposing a 1934 exposition to attract investment and visitors.
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Marc
Dare
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Dore
Harvard
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San Francisco
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Appeal filed over land near Mines School in Butte
State appeals eminent domain valuation for land near the State School of Mines at Butte. Property owner A Lee, Lila Lee, and A J Kemper challenged the appraisal, contending the jury overvalued the parcel. The case centers on price reduction for condemnation to expand school grounds.
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MINES
State School of Mines
Butte
7 Lee
Lila Lee
J Kemper
Acceptance of State Liquor Warehouse in Helena
The state liquor control board will hold a special meeting at the new Helena warehouse to finalize the $180000 construction costs. Secretary Mitchell announced equipment from the liquor center department will be moved in. a permanent HQ is planned soon. The board approved adding two patrol officers to the 14 member squad and will inspect the warehouse at 2 pm.
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Simte
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Butta
Hig Fork
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Local sailors cross the equator for ancient deep initiation
Selenn youths in the navy join the Ancient Order of the Deep during fleet maneuvers off Centex Ameriow. Neptune Rex leads the pollywogs through a lengthy initiation that includes capstan, dental checks, torture rites, and a symbolic diploma marking their shellback status after crossing the equator.
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Selenn
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South America
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M. Pusick
Neptune
Polly
Wrina
Fondick
Oil drums stolen from jail yard in Great Fatta case
Two 30sullen drums of lubricating oil stolen in Ryegate last week were found buried near the jail yard in Great Fatta. Sheriff Guy Palagi and police announced several persons, men and women, were detained for questioning. all but one laborer, Cling, were released. The remaining suspect, Martan Cina, is held for questioning. The theft prompted fears the drums would be returned in a publicized manner.
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Patagi
Mertan Cina
Building Permits Filed at City Engineer Office
Building permit issued yesterday by City Engineer Oncar Benrnon for KOR Galligwa to erect a frame at 1016 Lagan, and for 450 M DL Tompathy to repair tar foundation at 361 Div Ston. Apmiention sought by A oo Herkenialble and N B Benson for a frame erection and a building to be used in a hamburgers rtaugh at Buelid and Madtron. Permit held up. matter referred to Zoning Commission for consideration.
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AFG approves loan to mining company in Townsend area
Aliguat Cenmert, superintending engineer, announced the Otuiha Godt Wing ant Mining company received a 20000 loan for development work in Hassell district west of town. NEC president Hewitt and secretary Chesilien oversee the project. About 15 men are expected to be employed once development proceeds, with plans for a mill and additional tonnage from REM. Grunert noted similar progress at Gold Mountain Mining on a 20000 loan, with plans to erect facilities and seek further town funds after early milestones.
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Ian
Hinine Corporay
Otuiha
Ant MiMng
I Thes Hassell
MY Grunert
Joan
Grunert
Gold Mountain Mining Company
PL Dwi
Granat Gail
Townsend Movement 5 Changing Chiefs
A chaotic Townsend Pension movement reports meetings and personnel shifts. Rev Alfred J Wright is replaced by Rev Willem FT Lungworth while Cort finker reportedly ousted. Director Townsend Pension Wor Ward joins in as controversy grows with a contempt citation for nonappearance before a house committee.
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Cort Finker
Ohio
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State board notes Montana duck hunting dates
The Montana State Game Commission recommended migratory waterfowl season dates to the US Bureau of Biological Survey. Proposals suggest September 26 to October 26 or October 20 to December 20 with variance by northern zones due to early freezes and climate. Warden MacDonald noted ducks and geese are abundant after several years and emphasized regulator alignment with federal guidelines.
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US Bureau of Biological Survey
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Sinter Arc
Dalawiré
Miriad
MorNongld
Louise Clark Helena native dies in Butte home
Louise Clark a Helena native died at a Butte home after a long illness. She was born in Helena September 1908 and was married to Mr Clark, with four brothers and a sister surviving. Her funeral plans were to be held in Helena with interment at Renton Avenue Cemetery.
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Helena
Butte
Dentik Hatta
Clack
Siew Waterman
Mithe
Helena Syturday Neon
Din Te State
Ina Opn
Conrad Cha
Utork
Renton Avenue
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Suleamin
Davison Wholesale Genter Company
Belena
Ind
Helen
Democrats Arrive for Philadelphia Convention Opening
Delegates begin arriving in Philadelphia for the Democratic National Convention as preparations for the event intensify. Frankly Field readies for the opening ceremonies while President Roosevelt is expected to be nominated and deliver his acceptance address. Edward Starling, White House Secret Service chief, coordinates for the president’s arrival and security needs ahead of events.
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Tod
Tlees
Philadelphi
Democratic Valonal Committee
Barbara Bell Fashions Pattern Book Ad
An early 1900s style advertisement promotes Barbara Bell fashions and the Bahdata Poll Pattern Book. It touts demure ready to wear and pattern selections for women and children, highlighting new sleeves, yokes, belts, and easy fit options, with order details and mailing instructions.
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