Democrat Cheftan Poh Plan Obstruction in Matter
The text reports Jouett Shouse, chair of the Democratic National Committee, outlining Hoover's plan to suspend for one year payments of war reparations and war debts. It reflects political maneuvering, party positions, and expected reactions within the era's context.
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Atlanta
Jouett Shouse
democratic national executive committee
Hoover
chy
Cattine
itesmiat
eve wren
Buea
HURRY BY PLANE TO MOTHER AT DEATHBED
Fragmentary OCR reports a rushed air travel plan to reach a mother on her deathbed, with scattered details about times, places, and names. The text mentions Morgner, Poathieg, and a Western route, along with references to Montana and Petersburg areas, but lacks clear context or coherent sequence.
Canada lines up moratorium on debt proposal
Ottawa June 26 GP Canada backed President Troovers one year war debt moratorium in principle. In the house of commons Prime Minister Bennett announced Canada prepared to accept the plan in principle. Opposition Tender expressed concurrence in the preliminary discussion.
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Ottawa
Canada today
Troovers
house of commons
Bennett
Laval wins in Frances parliament in wide margin
Paris reports the French government won a large majority in the chamber of deputies after a stormy all night session. The vote 386 to 189 backed the government counter proposal to the Hoover moratorium plan. Premier Laval, praised for the victory, sought to align France with U S policy while defending his qualifications and agenda against critics.
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Paris
chamber of deputies
Humpu
naval
Laval
Embalmed Body Buried as Smith In Proxy Incident
A clipped report describes an embalmed body buried as Smith after a complex proxy scheme. Police believe the fraud involved life insurance policies totaling around $90,000. The case references a 26 day window and multiple items tied to the Smith identity, with a suspect analysis ongoing.
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John Wosmith
Smith
Mitte Saran
Wheat Policy Keeps Steady Despite Market Pressure
Farm Board will not change policy and wheat will not be dumped on the market. President Weever and farm leaders discussed the wheat situation, stressing stabilization and a steady approach. The board signaled no immediate sale push, while noting potential overseas contracts if demand rises.
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FARM BOARD
Wishineran
barn board
Weever
Mellon Opens Negotiations in Paris With Moratorium Talk
In Paris on June 26 Andrew Mellon opened talks with French officials to harmonize U S and French positions on Hoovers war debts and reparations holiday. Mellon met with Prime Minister Laval and other officials after lunch with Premier Laval and Ambassador Edge, with plans for further meetings.
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MELLON
PARIS
WOClPH
Andrew WooWetton
Trench
Hoovers
Prime Minster MacDonald
London
Laval
J C C Grants Low Rates to Move Stock from Montana
Washington June 26 AP An emergency movement of livestock from the drought areas of Montana and the Makotis was calculated to day by the Interstate Commerce Commission for allowing reducer rates for such traffic In four cases the road were given permission to move breeding cattle and cattle and sheep to market at lower rates to places where they could water and feed and return them with an additional charge to their home pastures after the drought. The roads asked interstate permission to get livestock out of the stricken area which is Grays The Great Northern Northern Pacific Minneapolis and St Paul Milwaukee St Paul and Chicago informed the commission that livestock growers faced a serious emergency. Assistance is needed. (Continued on Page 4)
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Washington
Montana
Interstate Commerce Commission
whas
Grays
Great Northernortherns Pacific
Minneapolis
Sault Ste Mane
thehiengo Milwanker
St Paul wind Pacific
livewtech
Queen Helen Denies Reports Of Ill Health
Bucharest Mania Jung 24 Attachen of the royal palace issued an Associated Press denial of rumors that Queen Helen suffered from a mistaken power take or tumor claim. The official said there was no basis for the suggestion she is in the counters.
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Bucharest
Mumania Jung
royal
Associated Preas
Helen
asme
Mme Magda Tunercu
Labor Federation Adopts Pro-Wine and Beer Resolution
The Montana State Federation of Labor adopted a resolution favoring light wines and beer with a tax to fund unemployment insurance. Anaconda Tune 26 is named as the convention city for the fourth day of the annual meeting.
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Montana State Federation of Labor
Rutie
Lindy Granted Radio Permits for Aircraft Transmitter
The Radio Commission approved Charles A Lindbergh to operate a transmitter aboard his airplane on a flight to Japan. The permit authorizes frequencies 113.50, 470, 61A R150, and 123.240 kilovels with stated power limits.
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Washington
Tame
Charles A Lindbrigh taddy
the
Radio Commission
Japan
Montana counties meet Hyde's emissary on drought aid
Representatives from northern Montana counties meet John Ste. Brown, special representative of the secretary of commerce, with county commissioners and leaders from Blaine, Phillips, Roosevelt, Valley and other counties. Agricultural economist M L Wicen of Montana State College and Red Cross relief director R A Shepard will accompany. The area has been severely drought affected.
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Glasgowe
northern
ennee
Montana
John Ste. Brown
Dantela
Roopevelt
Phillips
Blaine
McCone
Richland Dawson
Garfield
Valley
M L Wicen
Montana State college
R A Shepard
Yrogci
Ten Injured as California Nevada Bus Wreck Near Alfar
A California Nevada State company bus left the highway and plunged into a roadside ditch near Alfar today injuring ten people, one seriously. The Sacramento driver, Joseph Perri, suffered a broken bone, head injuries, and possible internal injuries.
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Sacramento
Nevada State company
alfar
Joseph Perri
Withering Heat Crashes Across Nation Killing Dozens
Across multiple states from California to Ohio, a devastating heatwave and accompanying storms left nearly 50 dead and many missing. Reports show Iowa Minnesota Ohio Missouri Indiana each tallying multiple fatalities, with California and Los Angeles noting single deaths amid the extreme weather. Rescue efforts and relief work continue as authorities assess the scope of losses.
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California
Ohio
graep
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Tilinis
Wincon arm
Minnesota
Indiana
Seada
Los Angeles
Truck overturn injures 26 in Greek Creek crash
Twenty six persons, including 23 relics aged eight to seventeen, were injured when a truck overturned north of Buldora Creek. Charles Belland, driver, escaped major injury with his two sons. Fire aid and transport to Lay Cries followed, with medical teams aiding victims from Ruidosa and Alamogordo.
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Las Cruces
Buldora crepk
tern
Charles Belland
Falracres
Ruidosa
Alamogordo
Mis Esther Peck of Galen Witime Shot Accidentally
Esther Peck of Galen was shot at a hospital picnic in Deer Todgee county. Investigators believe the incident near the state tuberculosis hospital was accidental and Peck is being treated at Deeradige hospital with serious injuries.
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MIS
ESTHER PECK
GALEN WITIME
tralen
Shein
Deeradige hospital
Tugens Peck
Deer Todgee county
Special session in Montana suggested
The State Labor Federation named three committees to interview Senator Burton KO Wheeler Congressman Srott Leavitt and Governor WF Erickson about unemployment in Montana and to consider calling one special session of the legislature.
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State Labor Federation today
Burton KO Wheeler
Srott Leavitt
WF Erickson
Montang
legislaure
Rotarians Conclude Vienna Convention With Farewell Flag Salute
Vienna hosted the Rotary International convention with state opera trumpeter fanfare and a closing ceremony. Visiting clubs presented flags to Austrian Rotarians as locals were thanked for aiding the event and the crowd left with upbeat sentiments.
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Vienna
Rotary international
Austram Rotarians
rlube
Rotary elects Sydney Pascall as RI president for year
Sydney WW Pascall of Eads Rotary was elected president of Rotary International for the coming year by unanimous vote at the 22nd annual convention of Rotarians in Vienna Austria.
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Sydney
Pascall
London
rotary International
un inimous vaillot
Vienna
Austria
Post and Gatty Reach Irkutsk in World Flight Quest
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty landed at Irkutsk at noon completing about 1050 miles from Nowe Sihirek in the round the world flight. They refueled the Winnie Mae within an hour and planned departure within 43 hours. The pair had covered roughly 900 miles of the route in about 19 hours, with their westward leg toward Khabarovsk about 1006 miles away.
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Irkutsk
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Trulay
Nowe Sihirek
son
Teich Khabaratsh
Post
Gatty
here
Khabavatsk
hoy
Trang Siberian
G O P Struggles to Raise Funds in Off-Year
In a dull election year the G O P faces a tight campaign chest as fundraising lags. Republicans report strained finances despite efforts by treasurer Joseph PM Nuit and party leaders, with no firm promises for upcoming national events.
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Washington
Watthey
Joseph PM
Nuit o
Cleveland
moel
Booklet Promotes Home Grape Juice Making
The Helena Independent advertises an Information Bureau booklet on grape juice production at home. It notes uses from beverages to culinary products and includes methods for pasteurizing and preserving. Readers are invited to send four cents in stamps to obtain the booklet.
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HELENA INDEPENDENT
eheloge
Major Ramon Franco Fired by New Spanish Regime
Madrid dispatch reports Major Ramon Franco, once aligned with the old monarchy, dismissed as chief of the air corps. The regime warned him about disruptive flights but Franco, hospitalized in Seville after a broken leg from a speaking stand collapse, vows to continue directing colleagues via speeches.
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Madrid
Ramon Franco Spanis trancat
Janie Ther
Franco
Seville
lim
Merger Tie Up Between Vacuum Ol and Standard Oil Court
New York reports a planned merger between Vacuum Oil and Standard Oil of New York. Board approval reached. stockholders to exchange two and a half shares of each for one share in the merged company on a 2.5 to 1 basis. Official authorization follows earlier unofficial Wall Street chatter.
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New York lane
Vacuum Ol
Standard Oil company
New York
tyeoite
cach
Standard Oil
Churchmen Peeved by Dans Plan
Washington June 26 AP Plans for a detailed dry campaign for next year drew up today by a combined board of strategy of organizations favoring prohibition. Colonel Patrick E Callahan of Louisville was selected to draft a public statement. Clergymen attended including Dr Haniel Poling, chairman of Allied Forces for Prohibition, and James Cannon II of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The plan proceeds largely from clergy.
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Washington
combined board of strategy of
Patrick E. Callahan
Louisille ove nf hone
drys
merunge
Haniel
Allied Forces for Prohibition
ehuyeh
Sullusimgz
oetuteh Baghan Jamey
Methodist Episcopal hutch
straters
Farge
King renews plea for white metal price stabilization
Senator King urged the State Department to push for the United States to lead a non international silver center, calling for an immediate conference to stabilize silver at 1 an ounce. He spoke with Assistant Secretary Rogers, proposing a joint approach with Britain, Canada, Mexico, and China to reach an understanding while an international conference is arranged.
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Washington
King
state department
United States
Utah
democrat
Rogers
Hons
aligo
uiped
Great “Britas Canada Mevico
China
Plane of Hillig at Goal Hoiris Is Made a Knight
Holger Holets and Otte Alig completed their journey bringing their plane Taberty to Copenhagen. They were greeted by a throng of about 1000 persons as they alighted at 2:10 pm local time. The king conferred knighthood on Hoiris and he thanked the land of his birth as crowds cheered from windows and streets.
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HILLIG
HOIRIS
WyAVE GERI
Copenhagen
im - Holger Holets
Otte Alig
Taberty donne
Copehagen vale
Tne
khnichthood
Bids Opened for Cooke City Road to Yellowstone Park
Bureau of Public Roads opened bids for two Montana Wyoming segments totaling about 81 million dollars. Idaho contractor Marian Lundgren Mendonake and Walin 418 bid low at 47822.2 for two mile linked stretch near Beartooth National Forest through Beartoose region toward the park.
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COOKE CITY ROAD
YELLOWSTONE PARK
SUE CME
Ted Podge
Montana
Nerdalis ranch
Beal tooth National forest
shoahone National
Yellowstone lau
HMVN
National park aetyl & apmio
Man of 74 killed in crash after truck overturns
The 74 year old man, identified as Jamen Crean, died from injuries when the truck he drove overturned between Rhame and Way uarth NT Thursday afternoon. Faulty steering is blamed. Timothy Green, a brother, was slightly injured. The body will be moved to Bowman for an inquest to be held by the coroner tomorrow.
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Jamen
Rhame
Way uarth NT
Timothy Green
way
tame Crean
Bowman
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