Repairs on Capitol 10 Start Soon
Washington reports Montana Governor Cooney secured permission from Civil Works Administration to repair the state capitol at a cost of 200000. The project aims to employ local tradesmen, with work to include interior decoration, window and glass work, and basement renovations.
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Capitol 10
Cooney
Theeir Works Administration
Capitol
Shim
Mitchell
Peeretiry
Winiow Rep
Senate
House
Walla
World News In Gist From The A P Dispatch
Washington treasury head Morghenthau resigns as Acheson leaves post. Vanderbilt and others killed in car crash near Ridgeland. City leaders freed on presidential pardon. Isidor J. Krosel convicted over Bank of United States crash charges. Oil stock dispute, blue eagle compliance talks, and foreign death penalty recommendation for rebel aviators. Lindbergh to confer with American minister on return flight decisions.
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World News
Washington
Morgenthau
Treasury
Acheson
Ridgeland
A. Oe
Wimm
Vanderbilt
Serident
Roosevelt
Jay
Noida
New York
Conrad
Mann
Tannan
Johnson Voicen
Blue Eagle
Isidor J. Krosel
Bank of United States
Racker Tollern
Valenta
Trinh
Kerlin
Lendara
da Elarch
Ldedon
Portugal
Lindbergh
Rontey
State to run mail order liquor system during store setup
The state moves to allow mail order liquor sales while retail outlets are established. Attorney General Raymond T Nagle announced the plan after ratification of the 21st amendment. Packages will be prepaid and sent by mail or express, with consumer permits required. The policy aims to coordinate permits and licensing as retail outlets come on line.
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Ty Ugur
Heteura
Mary
Abinon
Raymond T Nagle
Nagi Sad
Helen Norare
Malta
Uqoor
Ruple
Johan Ben Say
Weird gas in Spain craws investigation
In Madrid Nov lb The Italian department of canalization one named tomment It was sending representation to the Town of Sella to investigate reports that a gas from the earth had caused the deaths recently of At Ten at 16 persons.
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Madrid
Canitalion
Sella
Motive alleged in nurse Welty killing case
Ranta Crag, Calle, New 16 Ay Atomonts attributed to Frieda Wilhelmina Welty admitting fatally shooting her lover Francis de Gree in a murder trial record. Quoted as Welty saying she thought there was a conflict and she expected an apology in time.
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Ranta Crag
Calle
New
Frieda Wilhelmina Welty
Ale
Francis de Gree
Herm
Shire
Leading Americans Spread Nazi Propaganda Controversy
Washington reports a House changes debate as Rep Fish accuses New York Daily Worker editor Clarence Hathaway of spreading Nazi propaganda in the United States. Hathaway cites a book on Communism in Germany and cites individuals including Matthew Woll in the discussion.
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Washington
House
Veatening
Xin
Hathaway
New York
Daily Worker
Rocht
Nyowell
Fish
United States
Germany
Adolph tHither
Genmany
Mad
Mathew Woll
Vanderbilt Scion Killed In Auto Crash In South
William K. Vanderbilt aged 20, of the New York Vanderbilt family, was killed in a car crash near Widgeland South. Companion Pryne Gwynne escaped with minor injuries. chauffeur Dr. Guppy was hospitalized in Savannah in critical condition. Gwynne had been living in Paris and returned to Ells country as a French wing merchant representative.
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Vanderbilt
South
Widgeland
D. C
Wiliam K. Vanderbilt
New York
Hin Automobile
Miami
Priaine Gwynne
Vandarbilt
Guppy
Savanhal
Officera
Gwynne
Paris
Ells Country
England
New Marinera National Bank to Open November 20
Chinook November details state a reorganization will convert the old bank into the Marinera National Bank with Brooks as president and Pm. McClintock of MMolena as cashier. The bank will open November 20 after the reorganization campaign.
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Chinonk
Marinera National Bank
Cro
Brooks
Conser
Pm. McClintock
Mmolena
Montane to Employ 16000 in Civil Works Program
Montana will have sixteen thousand men at work by December 15 on projects funded by the federal civil works administration. T. C. Spaulding, state relief director, announced in Washington during a Hopkins conference that a Novem ber 24 meeting of the state civil works committee and the state highway commission would outline Montana’s plan. Allocations are based on population with 2,090,000 of 4,009,000 total workers slated for nationwide deployment by mid next month.
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Montana
Federal
Civil Works Program
Independent
T. C. Spaulding
Relief
Washington
Harry J. Hopkins
Civil Works Administration
Spaulting
State Civil Works Comantising
Pretton
Yapkina
Seven Deaths Reported In Severe Storm On Great Lakes
Severe storm across the Great Lakes left seven people dead as temperatures plummet. Ships including a liner with 27 crewmen aboard faced distress in rough seas off the coast, while other vessels rushed to rescue efforts. Many ships anchored hastily as blizzard conditions spread inland.
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Great Lakes
Letsh
Roosevelt urges nonpartisan relief drive for civil works
Washington November 15 President Roosevelt called on five hundred state and city officials to lay aside politics and speed relief through the Civil Works division. He said government must not seek political gain from relief and urged governors mayors and relief administrators to put 4 000 000 men back to work this winter. Hopkins and Ickes outlined the plan designed to man the nation despite party lines.
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Washington
Civil Works Division
Roosevelt
White House
Harry L. Hopkins
Ickor
Mankings
Ickes
Action Upon Far Debts Being Urged
Spokane, November 15. Officials from Washington, Montana, North Dakota, and Idaho convened to press farming debt settlements with creditors. Dr G Taterdan of Washington, D C, assisted by credit administration staff, presided as Montana and other state representatives attended. The meeting aimed to reach conclussion agreements between farmers and creditors.
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Spokane
Waar
Waslington
Maria Credit
Guserior
G. Taterdan
Washington, D.C
Dar
Credit Adiiitatration
Montwha Attentin
Montana
Johnson
Wanks
Milena
I.E
Lyman
Great Falls
Radical Farmers Erupting in Chicago Conference
In Chicago 700 farmers gathered at the Farmers Second National conference to denounce President Roosevelt farm policy and any cancellation of farmers' day. Lem Harris, executive secretary for Action, condemned current policies and called for drastic measures. Backers include United Farmers' league Farm Holiday Nebraska Ohio Farmers' league and United Farmers' Protective Association New Jersey.
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Chicago
Tarmera
Milo Reno
Walter M. Singler
United Farmers’ League
The
Farm Holiday Association of
Nebraska
Ohio Farmers’ League
United Farmers’ Protective Association of
New Jersey
Roosevelt Pardons Mann in Lottery Affair
New York November 15 President Roosevelt pardoned Mann head of the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce for lottery law violations. Mann left federal detention after serving four months of a five month sentence. The pardon was signed by the President in the afternoon and witnessed by officials and a messenger. Davis case against Senator James J. Davis was dropped.
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New York
J. Mann
Fagies
Treadwell
Homers Cunmings
Mann
Hoy
Mulliganh Rn
Reverly Hilla Nov. Win Stirs Tuberculosis Remedy Hype
A fragment hints at an international figure Reverly Hilla claiming a breakthrough remedy for tuberculosis. The text praises medical authority and contrasts it with financiers and industrial politicians, expressing hopeful anticipation that the breakthrough will bring global glory.
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Reverly Hilla
Industriatinte Andatatesmen
Hic
Parley With Soviet Envoy Expands Deal Scope
Washington reports progress after renewed talks with Mann Litvinoff as President Roosevelt hints negotiations could extend beyond Sunday. Officials see Moscow open to broader discussions and possible procedural concessions to restore diplomatic ties.
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Washington
Mann Litvinoff
Volt
Ward Rasshin
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
White House
Moscow
Litvinoff
Wheeler Talks Housing at Fort Peck Project Visit
Kansas City November 16. United States Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana conferred with federal district engineer and interviewers, outlining views on housing and project procedures at the Fort Peck dam as details continue on page 3.
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Kansas City
United States
Burton K
Wheeler
Montana
Work on Fort Peck rail line to begin Friday
Glasgow November 15. Actual construction of the Great Northern Tailway's branch map from Wiota to the Fort Teck dam will be started Friday. Morrison and Kuudeon Portland contractors will begin dusting 1,800 feet of trace and moving 2,000 yards of dirt. T F Dison, superintendent of the Butte division of the yond, said surveys for a telephone line and a temporary power line are already in progress.
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Glasgow
Wiota
Fort Teck
Morrison and
Morgenthau Named Acting Treasury Head In Roosevelts Plan
President Roosevelt picks Henry Morgenthau Jr. to oversee economics during a pivotal period as Treasury chief Woodin resigns with rest sought in Arizona. Dean Acheson steps in as Morgenthau prepares to assume control, signaling a shift in top financial leadership.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Morgenthau
Treasury Department
Woodin
Arizona
Dean Acheson
Missoula search for missing ex-sheriff grows to day four
Missoula battle unfolds as over 200 searchers including sixty Fort Missoula soldiers and 150 forest service personnel scour Finch Creek headwaters area for Robert Harkness former undersheriff missing since Sunday. The massive hunt continues at dawn tomorrow with no trace found yet.
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Missoula
Robert Harkness
Finch Creak
Fort Missoula
Forest Service
Harkness
Rockefeller money pool questioned by senate bankers panel
Washington officials clash over a $200000 gift to oil operator W. Fitzpatrick from a Rockefeller backed pool of Cony stock. Bertramy Cutler, long time Rockefeller adviser, denied Rockefeller intent while Fitzpatrick argues he expected about 10 percent profits from Blair & Co. remains under Senate scrutiny.
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Washington
Bertramy Cutler
Rockefeller
W. Ss. Fitpatrick
Senate Banking Committee
Fitzpatrick
Cutler
Rockefellers
Cony
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
City
New York
Blair & Co
Two Gangster Plots Foiled in South Memphis
Memphis Tenn Nov 15 officers thwarted two gangland plots tied to the Kansas City Union Station killings that left four officers and a federal convict dead. Investigators say one plan aimed to free Mrs E B Conner, indicted in the case, while another involved a car of Justice agent L G Turron forced off a road near Trimann Ark. Tarrow escaped injury.
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Memphis
Tenn
Kansas City Union Station
E. B. Conner
L. G. Turron
Department
Frank Nash
Kansas City
Tarrow
Trio of Defendants Identified in Hamm Kidnapping Case
A St Paul report states farmhand witness Charles Carlson identified Chicago defendants Roger Touhy Bechaeffer and Eddie Mr Wadden as occupants of a getaway auto near the scene of William Hamm’s kidnapping and ransom payment of 100000. The Federal courtroom lineup included the four men, who faced cross examination as the government pursued its case.
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St. Paul
Minn
Ureo
Chicago
Willam Hamm
Farm Hand
Charlies Carlson
Roger Touhy
Atar Bechaeffer
Eddie
Grange Master Taber Criticizes NRA Program at Meeting
Grangemaster Taber of Columbus Ohio opened the national Grange convention in Falco raising criticism of the NRA measures aimed at ending economic and agricultural depression. He urged a common ground of controlled inflation and managed currency while Secretary Wallace pressed crop curtailment. George Peek defended policies as advancing equality for agriculture, calling the session pivotal amid the acute rural situation and noting the Grange's influence.
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Falco
Irange
Lous J. Taber
Columbia
Ohio
Grange
Nia
Wallace
George N. Peek
Agriculture Adjustment Net
Taber
The Soviet Union Map Offered by Washington Bureau
A Helena Independent notice advertises an informational map of the Soviet Union, promising accurate geography and political data. Copies are sold through the newspaper’s Washington Information Bureau for 10 cents, with requests shipped to Washington, D. C.
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Russia
Soviet Union
Washington Information
Thia
Helena
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Grea
Melesa Tia Wieter
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Engaging Wheeler
Treasury Seeretar
Woodin Out
Richard L. Turner
Large Forge
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