Tarzan killer Durand holds leaguer in Wyoming mountains
Powell March 22 A gun battle and tense siege unfold as Earl Durand known asWyoming Tarzan shoots two posse officers and holds a rugged mountain stronghold near Cody and Mertectse. Authorities say 160 deputies and volunteers pressed the ridge line while Durand commands fire from a high overlook. The man jailed for kidnapping a couple last week is surrounded as officers withdraw for daylight.
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Wyo
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Earl Durand
Wyoming
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Mertectse
Orville Lanaberry
Cody
Shevitt Rank Clarkburn
Cody Eal
Argento
Lini
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Tadal
Durand
Blackburn
Aml
Duranda
Avlelde
Rafer
Clarkefork Canyon
Don Thornburg
Hitler shifts to Memel and raises Baltic fears
London reports Hitler’s rapid move from southeast Europe to Memel in the northeast heightening fears in neutral Baltic states. The shift delays a Romania attack but risks broader conflict as Britain seeks a bloc to curb German aims while Romania signs a trade pact and analyzes its political and economic position.
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Adolf Hitler
Europe
Memel
Coland
Romania
Baltic
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Britain
Hitler
Lithuania
Letvia
Estonia
Roosevelt taxes plan prompts Senate debate on corporate levy
Washington reports that Senator Harrison says Roosevelt sent data showing business opposition to taxes could be eased if a flat 22 percent levy on corporate income were imposed. Morrison reiterates calls for unity with Treasury and critics, while party lines blur over the administration’s proposed tax policy.
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Harrison
D. Miss
Senate Finance Committee
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Morrison
Japanese Inner Cabinet Backs Neutral Stance
Tokyo March 23 The inner government of five key ministers led by Premier Baron Kilchiro Hiranuma informally agreed on a neutral policy in the event of a European War. The decision was not formalized but strongly indicated opposition to Japan’s voluntary participation. The group includes Hiranuma Aria Trexaki Yonai and Ahwal.
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Soahhiro Trexaki
Navy
Mitsumasa Yonai
Sotara Aahtwal
Hines Sentence Due Today In City Lottery Case
Richard Dialey Davis, once Ditco Schulte policy racket lawyer, drew a year in prison for his role in the case. Teammate Mire Davis and “Big Harry” Sehoenhais received two year and extended terms. Hines faces sentencing tomorrow as the courtroom weighs whether lenient treatment will apply to him. Judge Charles C. Nolt, Sr. presided over the trial noting the conspiracy and lottery operation involved potentially up to 27 years for other co-defendants.
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Richard Dialey Davis
Ditco Schulte
Schorshaus
Davis
Britain Works to Prevent Collapse of Stop Hitler Pact
London reports Britain vows to block Hitler’s European expansion amid German threats to seize Memel from Lithuania. Poland considered a military-financial pact with Britain to deter aggression, while talks with France and the Soviet Union contemplate a wider anti-Hitler alliance.
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Europe
Troublesome Oil Question Buy No Solution of Expropriations Found
A terse report notes ongoing contention over oil rights with no viable solution to expropriation disputes. Parties, possibly government agencies, face stalled negotiations and unresolved claims. No agreement reached and concerns persist over resource control and compensation.
Memel Surrender Signals Nazi Pressure on Lithuania
Kaunas March 22 Lithuania surrendered Memel territory to Adolf Hitler’s expanding Reich. Semi official sources said threats were aimed at independence of the Baltic republic. Germany’s terms included ceding 1099 square miles with 130000 inhabitants. UK sources reported German threats to occupy all Lithuania if Memel not given up.
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Corman
Samuel Hare
Mritisi
House of Commons
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Police Training School Planned Next Month at Capitol
Rotesta's police department will run a police training school in the senate chamber at the capitol next month. Three classes will be offered with sessions morning noon and night, free for officers. local and state agencies will cover half and federal funds the other half. Attendance is expected to be large and beneficial to officers and communities.
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Helena
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Police Academy
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He Would Filibuster While Rival Member Swallows His Lunch
Washington report notes a Democratic member offered to let a Republican swallow his lunch while the House waited for Representative Taher to speak on the second deficiency appropriation bill. Representative Woodrum of Virginia proposed the delay as a filibuster tactic amid cloakroom bustle.
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Washington
Woodrum
House
Taber
Rumanians and Germany sign trade pact amid crisis
Bucharest March 22 P rumania and Germany signed a new trade pact amid Romanian crisis officials say independence is saved. Premier Calinescu argued troops along the frontier could be dispensed with and a stated international station clarified. Negotiators claimed Germany gained some concessions while Romania retained open options for future buyers and markets.
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Germany
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Cai Tide
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Erle Enematey
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Struitanemedy
Apatite Calinescu
Ebvicet Iis
Balkan
Peninacha
Mure
Vic
Gernany Haul
Delatis
Helmuth Wonlthat
Dan Dwolvy Umantin
Stone Mountain sold to U S Good Plane Hangar plan
Tennessee material mentions selling Stone Mountain to the United States to build a plane hangar. The Secretary of War Woodring is cited praising nearby Iowa mountain advantages for defense. A claim argues an ordinary hangar could destroy enemy planes with a bomb.
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Carden Ganty
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Cortongalt
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Iowie
Bambing House
Manniain
Yankee Clipper To Make Flight Across Atlantic
The Yankee Clipper is set to fly a trans Atlantic survey mission aiming to establish regular service. Departing from New York, the route plans a southern path via Madeira and the Azores to Tehor Portugal Marsrilles and Southampton before continuing to Paynes Ireland. Diplomatic groundwork with Portugal France and Great Britain is in place for the service start.
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Maen
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Tyiday Fom
New York
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Marta
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Tehor
Portugal
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France
Southampton
England
Man Returns From Death To Claim Industrial Compensation
A Montana board approved compensation for Robert Kapinos a chauffeur injured in a mid century accident near James Town. Medical reports cited a severe back injury after his vehicle left the road and crashed. Kapinos earlier lay on a morgue slab during the case before the board concluded entitlement to payments.
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Industrial Accident Board
Burke Clements
Chutesman
Robert O. Kapinos
Fort
Perk
Clementa Nald
Kapinon W.ty Cme
Med. Dunn
Concensionaire
Haat May
Kapinon
North Dakota
Jamentown
Donavan
Milk River Floods Big Valley Near Glasgow
Glasgow March 22 The Milk River swelled flood plains northwest of Glasgow but posed no immediate danger. County attorney J Yoder reported lowlands between Tampica and Gowser flooded by rising waters with no imminent risk to Glasgow. Weather overlast caused rapid runoff of snow. flood warnings issued for the river.
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Here
J. Yorfer
Eounty Aneseyor
Alvelch
Tampica
Montana
Murderer Escapes From State Prison Then Is Caught
Deer Lodge March 2 A 4 convited murderer described as a dangerous killer escaped from the Montana State Prison this morning near the gate area and was captured within a few minutes. The inmate, jailed for the murder of Horvat Whitewater in Phillips County, had been free only three hours before recapture. Warden Theodore Ryberg Strom said the escape appeared from an urgent, deliberate act. the man had previously served time at several institutions and was listed as a dangerous offender. Spokane authorities later arrested him on a vagrancy charge and learned he was wanted for another prison escape.
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Deer Lodge
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Howea
Prise
Theodore Ryberg- Strom
Horvat Whitewater
Phyllss County
Feefion
Montana
Monurie
Pelion Ranel
New Deal Forces Win Final Victory On Reorganization
Warrington March 22 A Senate vote reversed an attached amendment to a reorganization bill, striking it out 48 to 44. The measure would have given legislators more control over the president, with several Democratic senators split on the outcome. The bill passed amid debate and is continued on page four.
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Senate
Nendtors O'Mahoney
Schwarte
Wyoming
Murray
Montana
Norra
Nebs Nloo
Sonnisre Wheeler
Adamm and Johnson
Colorado
Borka
Nahraaska
Montana Power Declares Usual Quarterly Dividend
Montana Power Co. announces its regular quarterly dividend on preferred stock, $280 per share of the $6 series, payable May 1, 1939, to stockholders of record at the close of business on April 11, 1929.
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Totte
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Woman’s weight loss goal linked to pituitary issue in Texas
Rollingar Texas March 22 Marin Garela 40 faced heavy weight concerns as she aimed to shed 207 pounds in three months. Readings showed 267 pounds today after dropping from 160 pounds at Christmas. Doctors FM and Charlon VW Balle diagnosed possible pituitary gland malfunction affecting her weight and health.
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Texas
Marin
Garela
Sho
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Charlon VW
Balle
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Tae
Garcia
Farley Sees Post Office Receipts Signal Upturn
Washington March 22 Darner Farley predicts stronger Post Office business as receipts show a sharp rise. He cites $56,495,380 in the latest period, 268 percent of the February total, and eight month year totals of $484,672,673, up about $4.9 million from 1938. He calls postal receipts the most reliable business index and notes an industry upswing nationwide.
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Pasins
Postmaster Harry Hendricks of Helena dies at 5 years in office
Harry Hendricks, Helena postmaster for five years, died February 4 1984 after a long Montana life. Born near Independence Missouri he moved to Montana with his family, worked as an accountant and prominent local figure, and led a baseball team with Tom Strut. Funeral services held at St Peter's Hospital and cenetery in Helena. (Continued on page 8).
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Ferent
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Mia
Parley Anneler Wational
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Colo
Aleo
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TC. Power Company
Lawratown
Tom Strut
Lewisstown Democrat News
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Ayers
John A. Ritch
Lawtetown
Yantstown
Mies Mary Donahue
Helens
Hendricka
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