Excise Tax Schedule and New Proposals Debated
Washington May 22 The Ways and Means Committee unanimously ordered a report to the House on the excise tax schedule and extended for another year all taxes from the billion dollar tax bill enacted last year. The committee also improved an amendment for a 227 million dollar people program and proposed relief for those burdened by the Mantinned on wage controls.
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Administration Public Works-Industrial Control
House
Ways and Means Committee
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Townsend Women Hurt When Horses Run Away
Towns end, May 24 Sperinty. Meebesten Tatlin Mes Wh Vangin and Mw Uallord daughters Merathy were badly injured when a team of horses frightened and ran away on Deep creek road near Townsend. They overturned the wagon, throwing the women. Adlth Agoes Ballard escaped injury. They were taken to St Jobs hospital in Velen after emergency care. continued on page 27
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Bole
Hallard Ranch
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St. Jobs Hospital
Velen
Elderly couple found slain near farm. son dies by suicide
Auatin Mino of May 99 reports an elderly farm couple, Mr and Mrs Marvin Clark, both about 70, found dead near their farm home. Police say they were shot by a rifle found nearby, and the son, 48, Marvin Clark Jr., was found dead near the barn with a rifle by his side. Officials suggest the daughter also died in the events.
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Mino
Ann Wern
Mra
Marvin Clark
Hoth
van Clark
Wan
Murderer of Montana rancher to be captured
A 22 year old, Carl Intinson, confessed to the murder of a Montana rancher in a kitchen near Alder. Sheriff John P. Erie plans to travel to Olympia to secure extradition papers. The motive remains unclear. authorities noted a shotgun blast and a burnt machine abandoned nearby.
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Corneihis Weeda
Obraph
Wash
Poe
Wrath Cushman
Natin Capital Aid
Tore Neaner
Carl Intinson
John P. Erie
Olympia
Jennesan
Helena
Knights of Columbus State Convention Opens in Royvenvan
The 18 Montana councils gathered in Royvenvan for the annual Knights of Columbus convention opening with exemplification of three degrees led by council officers Cran Hoetona, Meer Lindge and Bozeman A Datel Janen on. The event continued with a meeting and social activities.
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Montana
Montawa Knights of Columbus
Mont
Knights
Drgrens
Ordor
Connel Fouma Cran Hoetona
Meer Lindge
Bozeman
Janen
Tornado Hits Bainville Main Street Injuring Dozen
A tornado swept Bainville on May 22 damaging or demolishing ten buildings and injuring about twelve people. Communication lines were down and Nashville Montana dark. elevator manager Bo Metensin suffered a skull fracture. Several businesses and two elevators were damaged or unroofed.
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Nasnville
Montana
Bo Metensin
John Getloand
Gection
Poisoned Food Claim Impacts Grantsdale Family
Believed cause was food poisoning in Grantsdale. William Janver Mileoyne, 49, Crantsdale rayechor, died after consuming home prepared dried henna. Anneeyne, a pinned family member, became ill following the meal at Ritter Rant Yallow.
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Moni
William Janver Mileoyne
Crantsdale Rayechor
Anneeyne
Roosevelt relief policy clarified by new chief Hopkins
Washington May 2 The new relief policy under Harry S Hopkins aims to prevent starvation by linking federal funds to state expenditures. Governors were told money would be available promptly from May 19th, with a $1 federal grant for every $3 spent by states during the quarter. Allotments listed include Colorado 202,645 dollars and Georgia 40,??? dollars.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Harry S. Hopkins
Colorado
Georgia
BEST MAN SHOULD BE SENT TO GOVERN Hawaii ISLES
Washington May 22 President Roosenet asked Congress in a special message to suspend the law requiring the governor of Hawaii to be a resident of the islands He seeks the best man for the post from either the islands or the continental United States He asks for temporary suspension of the requirement to appoint a governor general of Hawaii.
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Washington
Roeserett
Congress
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Islands
United States
Yellowstone Park Road Blocked by Park Slide Near Mammoth
A May landslide near Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone Park blocked the main interior road after rock and dirt cascaded from a mountain into the tunnel under construction. Crews removed a shovel and fled, while officials in Denver consider options to clear the route as the Dunraven Pass road remains open but uncleared.
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Roosevelt Action Startles Hawaii Leaders
In Honolua May 2, an Arlington dispatch reports President Roosevelt asked Congress to address Hawaii governance. He urges that the territorial governor be a resident of Hawaii, linking to the pending effort to replace Governor Lawrence Mehudin with a mainland appointee. Local political leaders respond with pledges to oppose any shift.
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Harriman Trial Delayed as Health Extends Hearing Week
In New York on May 22 a dispute between government and defense over Harriman’s condition led Judge Henry Goddard to extend the banker’s trial for a week. Harriman faces charges of falsifying over 1.6 million dollars in Tark-Inn National Bank and Trust Company accounts, with trial likely postponed until the Mitchell tax case is resolved.
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Joseph W. Harriman
Henry Goddard
Tark- Inn National Bank and Trust Company
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Harerimans
Noame
Charles FE. Mitchells
Peiping Faces Battle as China Defends Major City
Peiping China May 23 Chinese troops prepare to defend a city of nearly two million amid evacuation plans by Japanese residents. Japanese cavalry reportedly moved within five miles of Tungchow as U.S. missions note. Chinese claim Japanese and Manchukuoan forces entered Chahar and advanced toward Kalgan, with Miyita occupied.
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Here
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Chahar Province
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Kalgan
Stabilization of currency and disarmament engage chief executive
President Roosevelt moved quickly to stabilize the dollar and pound and push the Geneva arms reduction conference to a quick conclusion. A White House conference with Q M W Sprague of the Bank of England and treasury and Federal Reserve officials preceded an expected announcement. Roosevelt engaged directly in the Geneva peace effort, inviting consultations to assure world peace. He summoned Italian and German ambassadors to the White House after Norman J. Tavis spoke, with Italy’s Augusto Rosse and Luther from Germany noting cautious progress toward disarmament and European peace.
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Peiping
WIFE OF PRESIDENT AT NEW YORK BALL
Mrs Roosevelt attends a New York ball at the Tthreel armory in May to benefit unemployed New York girls. The event features military and naval pageantry and a welcome from the army and navy band playing The Star Spangled Banner after a dinner hosted by William Randolph Hearst.
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New York Society
Meg
Willliam Randwolph Hearst
Army and Navy Band
State mortgage act 1 declared invalid in Montana
Roveman Mont May 22 A District Judge Benjamin Boberg ruled the states new moratorium law chapter 116 of the 1943 version unconstitutional. The decision dismisses a stay of foreclosure under the act and cites US and Montana constitutions prohibiting laws impairing the obligation of contracts.
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Benjamin Boberg
Berg
United States
Montana
Auto axle blast kills Montana man in Conrad
A Montana man, Andrew "Frenchy" La Mieaux, died from burns after an explosion under a car while he checked a suspected empty gas line. The gas tank ignited unexpectedly. bystanders could not reach him before his clothes burned away.
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Andrew “Frenchy la Mieaux
la Mieaux
Wallace Begins Farm Aid Tacks Wallace Tack
Secretary Wallace tonight moves to redirect key powers under the farm adjustment act to balance acreage programs. The plan establishes two chief commodity units directing production problems and farm relations to reduce output, with M L Wilson of Montana State College leading wheat efforts. Chairman Smith of the Senate agricultural panel commented on the wider farm policy approach.
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Washington
Wallace
Southern Baptists vote to keep Roosevelt resolution intact
Washington report says the Southern Baptists convention rejected a move to strike a paragraph denouncing President Roosevelt over prohibition and the White House's beer advertising. The social service commission report kept the disapproval in place amid a heated, noisy debate led by Walter Binns of Roanoke. The scene underscored tension over executive power as the group prepared to meet with Northern Baptists tomorrow, the first such session since the slavery dispute split the churches 55 years ago.
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Southern Baptists Convention
Roosevelt
White House
Social Service Commission
Walter P. Binns
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Virginia
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A. J. Barton
Wilmington, N.C
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High Court Denies O Gara Petition Trial To Begin
The California Supreme Court denied John O Gara's petition for a writ of mandate to force Judge Louis Ward to dismiss the remaining indictment against Thomas W Mooney. Mooney will face trial tomorrow for participation in the Preparedness Day bombing that killed 10 and injured 40 in 1916, with the court ruling O Gara as a private citizen lacked authority. The decision preserves the People of California access to prosecute without the attorney general's consent in this action.
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Iate
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Louis Ward
Thomas WV. Mooney
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Leake Denials Defense for Louderback in Impeachment Trial
Washington May 22 AP Leake a San Francisco a heater testified before the senate defending friend Louderback in impeachment proceedings. He said he did not receive any fees beyond trepivera rights and suggested the judge had a hidden pocket. Louderback is set to take the stand tomorrow as the trial nears its close. The charge involves recommending J B Hunter to Addison G Strong as receiver for Nise Colvin Brokerage and the related $4,200 payment to Short, Hunter's attorney.
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Leake
San Francis Heater
Senate
Keferal
Warold
Beake
Triannoara
Teake
Howe
Death of Charles Turner in Murtiver California Dream Fatal
Charles H Turner, aged 52, died at county hospital in Murtiver California after a fatal fall from a window following a dream on Thursday night. Authorities note the death is attributed to injuries from the plunge and a fractured skull among unclear circumstances.
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Three Men Rob Bank In Texas Hold Up
Three heavily armed men robbed the First National Bank in San Marcon Texas today and escaped with about 5000 dollars. Two bank employees and a customer were taken from the bank and moved in the robbers car five miles to the Blawra river bridge before being released.
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Emploren
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Roosevelt envoy outlines neutral stance on warfare menace
Geneva dispatch reports Norman W. Davis pledging the United States will not interfere with international action against a war menace once the aggressor nation is identified. The statement at the disarmament conference implied the League of Nations may impose boycotts blockades and other penalties without U.S. fear of complications. Continued on Page 2.
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United States
Norman W. Davis
Roosevelt
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Mussolini Says Global Situation Improves After Pact Talks
Premier Mussolini told a fascist grand council that international affairs have improved after negotiations on a four power peace pact. He cited Roosevelt’s initiative and Hitler’s London speech as key factors, noting the pact aims to secure peace in Europe for at least ten years. He urged firm action at the upcoming world economic conference opening June 12 in London.
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Mussolini
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France
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Italy
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Hitler
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German Chancellor in peace talks at Kiel ceremony
Kiel, Germany May 22. Chancellor Hitler declared Germany seeks peace to feed millions of unemployed and then led the German flotilla to sea for night maneuverers. He stressed determination to restore equality and liberty for the German people and warned against a new menace to the world.
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Hitler
Boy, 16, Draws Life Sentence For Murdering Father
A 16 year old, Ernest Kirkland, admitted killer of his father after pleading guilty to first degree murder. His 12 year old brother Troy testified, claiming they planned the killing in advance. The mother supported the defendant through most of the trial as the state presented its evidence.
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