Seven Day Thoroughbred Race Meeting At State Fairgrounds
Lovers of horses learned of a seven day race meeting to start July 10 at the Montana State fairgrounds in Helena. The Montana Exhibition company and Helena businessmen leased the grounds from James T. Sparling, commissioner of agriculture, to stage the meet. Officials said the year’s racing plans would not affect the Lewis and Clark county fair. More details were promised on page F.
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Montana State Fairgrounds
Montana Fxhibition Company
Helena
James T. Sparling
Snn
Lewis and Clark County
The
Racing Association
Americans lost with ship in Spanish waters
A Salamaneen dispatch reports American volunteers aiding the Spanish government perished in the sinking of the steamship Cudad de Barcelona on May 30. The group of seven thousand foreign volunteers was said to be largely reported lost, and 800 enemy motor parts of American manufacture were noted as sunk with the vessel.
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Rome
Tne
Giordale D'italia
Salamaneen
Spain
Cutdad de Baverlona
wWere
Tax Evasion Allegations Involving Foreign Corporations
Washington reports six individuals named by the Treasury as using foreign firms to cut income taxes. The list includes actor Charles Laughton, Army officer Junek Schuick, an electric razor inventor, and investors Jules S. Bache, Wallace Groves, and Percy K. Hudson. No illegality charged, committee told.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Rimer AW Trey
Ehler
Intelligence Division
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Joint Congressional Committee
Charles Laughton
Juenk Schuick
Jules 8. Bache
Wallace Groves
Percy K. Hudson
MINES SMMELTERS SCALE TO DECLINE
In Butte on June 18 the Anaconda Company will cut wages at its mines smelters and refineries due to copper prices. The minimum daily wage drops to 5.75 dollars starting June 20, affecting about 11 000 workers including craft workers and contract labor.
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Siljustinenta
Apaconda Company
MR ROOSEVELT'S FIASCO IN SENATE FIGHT
Lipppmann argues the Senate committee report on court packing calls for a decisive rejection to preserve judicial independence. It warns any attempt to subvert the judiciary must be condemned to deter future such moves and preserve constitutional balance. The piece notes administration backers falter, while opponents gain strength, framing a high moral ground in defense of the courts.
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Senate Committee
Oia Congress
America
Senate
Iit
Congress
Sts
Water Conservation Board Reorganized for Efficiency
Governor Roy J Avery directs a departmentalization plan for the water conservation board. St H Fifield becomes construction engineer overseeing large projects from contracts to completion. EO Donohue leads operation and maintenance after project completion. J S James state engineer and secretary to outline the program and supervise construction phases.
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Roy J. Avery
Ntaite
Barca
Ayers
Grant Falla
Rockwood Brown
Alkings
D. P. Fabrics
Chotean
St. H. Fil
Flald
Fifield
Thrower Atate
J. S. James
Willdt
Mr. James
Fredjeral
Orphaned cub bear rampages at capitol soothed by pop
A young orphaned brown cub bear caused a brief uproar at the state capitol yesterday as deputies from Gardiner tranquilized and escorted the animal in a cage. The cub, whose mother was killed by Guy Wegant, was soothed with strawberry pop and later attracted attention from many departments.
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Capitol
Pop
State
Gama
Carl Bennie
B. A. DeGolier
Gardiner
Guy Weygant
Ruy
Fish and Game Department
World News In Brief From Across The Globe
Domestic Cleveland Secretary Perkins urges maintenance of the status quo as strike actions loom. Republic Steel accuses the secretary of aiding anarchy while strikers protest intimidation. Washington reports Treasury seeks reduced U.S. tax payments from foreign concerns. San Francisco notes a Soviet plane’s 8000 mile non stop flight from Moscow to Oakland. Basque city insurgents push final drive as Hendante reports. Britain expected to favor Franco in recognizing Spanish insurgents as belligerents.
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Cleveland
Perkins
Republic ‘Stasi Corporation
Republic Steel Corporation
Parkins
Washington
Trenaury
Nama
Aed Foreign Corporation
U. S
San Francisco
Moscow
Oakland
Calif
Calif. Foreign Hendante
Basque City
J . Vandon
Great Britain
Franco
Highway Crash Kills Bonita Man Aged 75
A 75 year old Bonita resident died after a car overturned on the McDonald Pass highway yesterday afternoon. State Patrolman Hugh Votter said the driver apparently lost control, the vehicle rolled, and the victim was thrown from the car, sustaining severe head injuries and multiple fractures. He died at St Peter's Hospital shortly after arrival. A survivor, Joe Metiliia of Toronto, was notified of the death by Votter. The body was sent to Opp and Conrad Funeral Home for pending instructions. A separate report notes Senator Wheeler pressing for water aid in eastern Montana. A birth is announced for Mrs John D Rockefeller Jr at Presbyterian Hospital.
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Potter
Staion
Conrad
St. Peter's Hospital
Trother
Joe Metliliia
Toronto
Ont
Totter
Opp
Vietin
Just a Minute With Irven 8 Cobb Santa Monica June 18
A fragmentary note from Santa Monica dated June 18 describes touring western states where open gambling is legal or tolerated. It contrasts feminine patrons as steady drinkers and avid gamblers with men growing docile, few remaining hard drinkers, and mentions a nostalgic line about cheap cigars.
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Santa, Monica
Cal
Mamma
Kipling
Final drive into Bilbao near completion in Basque siege
Insurgents massed on Bilbao outskirts awaiting orders for a last assault on the Basque capital while Basque defenders fortified hills at the city edge. Franco's forces seek to seal Bilbao amid heavy fighting as Madrid seeks international intervention and possible belligerent status for Spain.
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Bilbao
Francisco Franco
Inez
Truclos
Santander
Huesca
Pars
London
Nanintarventon
Ils Xeseion Monfay
Sprint
Great Britain
Franco
Spantah
Former French President Gaston Naumergone dies at 73
Alenes-Vivea France June 1. Gaston Naumergone known as Papa to many, former president of France, died suddenly in Mia village. He awoke in good health, then complained of tinesa, fainted and died before medical help arrived. His death comes amid political strife days as France faces crises.
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Alenes-Vivea
France
Gaston Naumergone
Papa
Soviet Jet Aims Moscow to Oakland Nonstop Flight
A Soviet aircraft carries three Russian aviators attempting a nonstop 6000 mile flight from Moscow to Oakland California. Uncertain Arctic weather and radio reports hinder position, with claims the plane passed near the North Pole and crossed central Canada en route. The embassy cites radar fixes and notes difficult conditions and blind spots in international airspace.
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San Francisco
North Polar
Moscow
Oakland
Calif
North Pole
Canada
Edmonton
Alta
Washington
Gil
Pole
International Mai
Meeting in Bozeman on Union Ban on Beer
In Bozeman Montana a union meeting was planned to discuss extending the union ban on beer to breweries not afforded its members. Dave Heck western head and touleht would send a representative to a four union conference in Bozeman. Delegates from Sheridan and possibly other Wyoming cities, plus Montana, would attend. Wyoming offield drivers could also be organized.
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Hearte
Dave Heck
Teamakers’ Union
Touleht
Boxvomma
Mont
Ben Ogainat
Sheridan
Montana
Jalao
Wyoming Offield
Mary Pickford Gets Marriage License In Los Angeles
Mary Pickford excited as she and Buddy Rogers apply for a marriage license in Los Angeles. They rushed to the records hall as the bureau closed, planning a quiet ceremony next Saturday at the Lighton home with a reception and a honeymoon to follow in June.
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Imary Pickford
Tos Angeles
Luna
Mary Pickford
Mekfai
Buddy Rogers
Lcanes Bureau
Hall of Records
Fald Ho Wan
Mina Pickford
Anid Thin
Shoe
Owen Moore
Douglas Fair
Lightons
Republic Steel attacks Perkins on steel strike status quo
Cleveland June 18 Republic Steel charges that a reign of anarchy exists and civil authority has broken down before CIO terrorism. The company objects to Perkins plea for a maintained status quo during federal mediation. Ohio CIO director John Owens accuses Republic Steel of defiance and seeks a contract with the workers organizing committees.
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Cleveland
C.I.0
Republic Steel Corporation
Frances Perkins
Federal Mediation Board
John Owens
Ohio
Committees For Industrial Organization
Atl
Mahoning Valley
Republic
Republiic Steel Corporation
Nepublic Steel
Owens
Lions Push Airline Route Proposal in Calenty
Calenty Alberta June 5. A proposal to establish a passenger and freight air route from Edmonton to Salt Lake City Utah will be advocated before the Thons club international district convention opening today. L Siniff Great Falls Mont delegate to the convention said he seeks Montana and Albania clubs support. The aim is to expand trade and provide feeder service for transcontinental and West airlines. The proposed route Salt Lake City to Lathbridge to Calgary to Edmonton covers about 1000 miles.
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Calenty
Alberta
Edmonton
Salt Lake City
Utah
Thons Club International
Mondana
Tam
Montana
Albania
Ll. Siniff
Great Falls
Mont
Alaska
War North
Transcontinental
West Airlines
Lathbridge
Calgary
Manzi Brother Bursts Into Grief At Brother's Coffin
New York reports Alfred Manzi a 60 year old Brooklyn tailor stood by the coffin of his brother Amedeo 59 who died this morning of a heart ailment He said I dont know how Ill get along without him and collapsed beside the coffin in a heart tremor
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New York
Alfred Manzi
Brooklyn
Amedeo
Anchorage Fire Threat Forces Citywide Alarm
Mayor H W Romig urged all able residents to battle a forest fire near Anchorage after a sudden wind shift drove the blaze toward the town. The fire began yesterday and, aided by shifting winds, moved southeast of the city as of tonight, advancing rapidly toward Anchorage.
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Anchorage
Alanka
Tuna
HW. H. Romig
Romig
End of Missouri River race heads to Fort Benton crowd
Fort Benton June 18. Fort Trenton tonight planned events for a likely record crowd tomorrow as motorboats race the Missouri from St Louis to Fort Benton. The boats are due to finish under the bridge around noon with a trophy presentation by Mayor Roy Y Bowker to the winning captain after the contest.
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Missouri
Fort Benton
Fort Trenton
Font
Missoni
It. Louis
St. Louis Mey
Roy Y. Bowker
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Republic Steel
Alien Corporation
Walter Lippmann
MR. Roosevelt
Thia
Renate
United Staten
Texan
Garner
Hin Losnee
Windsor
Nev. R. Anderson Jardine
Windgar
Darlington
England
United States
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Playa
Letchworth
Water Conservation Board
Waling
Benson
Luicky
Parnilla
Yallowntone Do
World News
Gist
Bonita
Donny'gillis
Wheeler
Wherler
Moat
John Colley
Senate Indian Affairs
John D. Rockefeller
Grd
Presbyterian Hospita
Irven
Cobe
Tryin S. Cobb
Nana
Basque Republic
Reds
Paris
Bozeman
Salt Lake
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