Extraordinary Montana legislative session opens at noon
Governor Cooney will address the assembly at 10 o clock to enact relief measures. The 11th time in state history that the legislature convenes under extraordinary call to address emergency needs. Leader shifts and staff changes noted as arrangements proceed, with Cantir and Pantini visible in leadership roles. Continued on Page 2.
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Frank H. Cooney
Abel Wettang
Senate
McAllister Ty
Elle
Remy Line
Enuens
van Tiggerty
Pen Aier
Ginefer County
World News in Gist From The Associated Press
Domestic reports from San Jose California note Brooke Wart the kidnapped son of a wealthy merchant is found in San Francisco Bay Warm Springs Georgia and Washington state unemployment totals rise by small margin. Global items include Meiji cabinet shifts in Tolna and Berlin talks on armament limits.
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San Jose
Calif
Brooke
Veilhy
San Francisco Bay
Warmo Springs
Johnson
Vermenthal
Iekew
Roosecott
Washington
A. F
Veeroit
MacArthas Anys
Tangerne
Two House Committees Meet to Speed Session Action
Two house committees gathered at the Placer hotel to push faster action and avoid delays in a special session. The revenue and employment panels discussed possible measures, with notices that only house employees would be hired, and a list of applicants for state relief and civil works positions.
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HOUSE
Concessions Granted to Distillers by Federal Aid
Washington November 26. Several important concessions to distillers were granted today including the right to establish a code authority chosen by the industry. The federal government will retain control through a five man federal alcohol control administration designated by the president.
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Washington
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Roosevelt weighs recovery plans in Warm Springs talks
President Roosevelt met with key aides including Henry Morgenthau Jr and Ickes at the Little White House to review the domestic recovery drive. The treasury secretary and public works administrator joined a motor tour to assess the administration's program for better days.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau
Secretary of the Treasury
Ickes
Hugh §. Johnson
Confertica
Morgenthan Jeff
President Roosevelt Not on Stator Debate Sparks Senate Session
Arkansas Senator Joseph T. Robinson argued at a forum that President Roosevelt has been granted extraordinary powers to address the economic crisis but insists such powers come from Congress and are bound by constitutional limits. He warned the move could verge on dictatorship while maintaining checks exist.
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Lowla
Fon
Joseph T Ttobiieon
Arkan- Ann
Sonmie
Roosevelt
Te Sens
St. Tons Tiveral Forum
Presi-Drnt
Congress
Federal Kidnap Law Might Invoke Death Penalty
New York November 26 A Senate sub committee weighing a change to the Lindbergh federal kidnapping law contemplates restoring the death penalty rather than life imprisonment for federal kidnappers. Col Franklin Hutchinson said the panel may recommend that shift, with proposals to cover kidnappers who communicate with victims’ families and transport victims across state lines. Continued on Page 2
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New York
Senate
Franklin Hatchinson
Colonel Hutchinson
Mra
Charien A. Stndbergh
Hutchinson
Congress Criticizes NRA Labor Phase in Telegraph Message
Representative William P. Conner (D) of Indiana, chairman of the House Committee on Labor, denounced the NRA labor administration in a telegram to President Roosevelt. He urged General Johnson to appoint representatives of organized industrial workers and warned a 20 hour work week with congressional control may be enacted if reforms are not made. He blamed code authorities at Promont for not representing American industrial workers and called for enforcement to curb daily complaints of insincere employers.
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William PT. Conner
House Commission On Labor
Toorevelt
NRA
Hugh 4
Johnson
Condory
Organized Industrial Worker
Tha Menange
Congress
Mead Tells Federal Policy In Eye Of Boise Sessions
Hinlon Ydalin reports at the opening of a western governors conference and the zonal reclamation association session. Mord, United States reclamation official, outlines policy to fund water for federal irrigation projects. Dr Mead arrives for conventions opening tomorrow amid discussions on reclamation issues and information control schemes.
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Boise
Hinlon
Ydalin
CATY
Zonal Reclamation Association
United States
Ninoaintior of Reclamation
de- Tare Toflay
Gm Eramo
Dr. Mead
Sea gulls in Seattle show real agumen mystery
In Seattle on November 2, an AP report notes gulls near the waterfront feeding on discarded items and doll parts left on window ledges. The piece describes curious behavior and nearby county and city structures as context for the scene.
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Seattle
Hay Ride Ends in Collision Near Cleveland
A hay ride celebrating election results in Cornelimat ended early today when an automobile crashed into the wagon rear. Victims were John Major 60 and Joseph Marko 49, occupants of the car. Two boards from the wagon pierced the windshield, pinning the men to the car. Three wagon passengers were injured.
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Cleveland
Cornelimat
Victor Cohen
Here
John Major
Joseph Marko
Hiaman and Sculptor Takes Death by Own Action
Warrison N Vio Nov 38. At a gay week end party of artists Trouard Zalea 41 sculptor and wartline aviation m atquetor died at dawn today from a aviala bullet through the head. Medical Variner Amos G Squire ret the cama dant nea nutilde. After questioning tie artint a wide aw ha formav Tala Aneshan man arid their two giesta police nal Hour of mercy making had preceded the shooting.
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Atv
Trouard
Zalea
Aviala
Amos G. Squireret
Mob in Boston protests Nazi speech by German professor
In Boston on November 26 a crowd of over 5,000 gathered near Ford Hall to denounce Nazism as police tried to separate protesters from the stage where Dr. Friedrich Schoenemann of the University of Berlin spoke in support of Hitler. A confrontation ensued with clubs and charges, a man was knocked unconscious and taken to a hospital. Baron von Tippelskirch, the German consul, accompanied the visitors as the crowd shouted Down with Hitler and Down with Nazism.
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Boston
Ford Hall
Hitler
Friedrich Schoenemann
University of Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Baron Kurt von Tippelskirch
Rolley
Dr Wynekoop Second Story on Killing and Plot Revealed
Chicago is told of a second Wynekoop statement amplifying an earlier confession. Dr Alice Wynekoop claims a secret Sunday tryst with her son and admits administering chloroform to Aneta without checking heart action. She explains being beneficiary on an insurance policy after Aneta suggested it. The document was signed in the presence of Assistant State's Attorney Dougherty.
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DR. Wynekoop
Chicago
Tol Stege
Rheta Wynekoop
Alice Wynekoop
Charles 8. Dougherty
Dougherty
Aneta
Rheta
Lindbergh Arrives Safely at Villa Cisneros Base
Word reached Madrid that Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh arrived safely at Villa Cisneros, a fueling station for French flyers on the northwest African coast. Private sources disclosed no further details of the Lindbergh flight from Las Palmas, Canary Islands, where they departed earlier today.
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Madrid
Charles A. Lindbergh
Villa Cisneros
Las Palmas
Canary
Lawyer Scherwin Shot Dead in Brooklyn. Wife Wounded
New York reports indicate attorney Aaron Scherwin, 38, was fatally shot and his wife Charlotte, 30, wounded when unidentified occupants in a car opened fire as they walked near their Brooklyn home. Mrs. Scherwin could not explain the attack.
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New York
Aaron Scherwin
Charlotte
Brooklyn
Scherwin
Tragic Cabin Fire Claims Two Children in Nova Scotia
At Whyrocamagh Nova Scotia Mr and Mrs Pardoe raced to their burning cabin to rescue their two children John aged four and Fred aged six. The flames trapped the youngsters inside and they perished before help could arrive. The mother collapsed from shock and lay near death until medical aid arrived from Sydney.
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Whyrocamagh
Nova Scotia
Soha Pardoe
John
Fred
Sydney
Chicago stockyards strike set by three unions
Chicago November 26 three stockyards labor unions claiming 5000 members voted to strike tomorrow morning over a wage controversy with packers and the Union Stockyards and Transit Company. Workers at small packing firms will walk out. Armour, Swift and London firms not involved.
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Chicago
Armour, Swift and Londiny
Coughlin Attacks Smith in Notroit Speech
Rev Father Charles E. Coughlin, pastor of the Church of the Little Flower, denounces an "outstanding Catholic citizen" without naming him, accusing the individual of backing restrictive policies and criticizing Alfred E. Smith's gold standard stance and banking ties. He questions Smith’s wealth and interests in national debt and bank profits.
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Smith
Father Coughlin
New York
French Miners Stage Demonstration Across Northern France
Arran France November 86 A large miner protest mobilized 30 000 workers across northern France with 10 000 in Opnenda 7 000 in Totine and 6 000 in Doual Clashes occurred in Valoneiennes where 4 000 confronted authorities while the crowd chanted The Internationale Communist deputy Dawe was among those detained during the unrest.
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Arran
France
Tolay
Tothine
Doual
Valoneiennes
Phe Internationale
Dawe
Religious strife in Germany grows as Nazi church faces surge
Berlin reports two more non Nazi pastors suspended signaling a decisive clash for Protestant supremacy. Prayers were held in about 2,000 churches for pastors Teer Volet of Berlin and Boltzenburg and Rev Ohsa of Mecklenburg as anti Nazi Christian movement widens. Prominent theologians at Breslau Halle and Greisen withdraw from the movement following peers.
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Reich
Teer
Volet
Boltzenburg
Ohsa
Mecklenburg
Christiana
Germany
University of Breslau
Halle
Griesen
Union of Austria and Germany Nearing Reconciliation
In Villach Austria on November 26 former Vice Chancellor Franz Winkler told a mass meeting that Austro German reconciliation is nearer than many think. He said agrarians stood by Germany in hard times and hinted at possible reentry into Chancellor Dolituas cabinet amid the rumors.
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Villach
Austria
Franz Winkler
Carinthian
Germany
Ag Ker
En-gelbert Dolituas
Mob lynches confessed Hart kidnaper slayers at county jail
A large mob in San Jose, California stormed the county jail and seized the confessed kidnappers of Brooke Hart. Tear gas and police efforts failed to stop the crowd as they finally broke in and executed the pair.
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San Jose
Calif
Brooke Hart
Public Safety Cabinet Formed in France
Paris on November 27 reports the formation of a new public safety cabinet by M Camille Chautemps who becomes premier and interior minister. Edouard Daladier remains war minister, Joseph Paul Boncour serves foreign affairs, and Albert Sarraut will head the navy in the new government as efforts to line up the dissident socialist party continue.
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Paris
M. Camille Chautemps
Public Safety
Edouard Daladier
Joseph Paul Hencour
M. Albert Sarraut
Marina
Figures of Green On Idle Fall Report Not So Bad
Washington reports unemployment at 10 076 000 in October up 11 000 from September. William Green notes cooperation needed to curb winter rises. Wages rose to 1.20 per month, living costs up 3 to 1 percent, real income impact easing to 1.1 percent as buying power improves by 600 million dollars monthly since March.
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Washington
United States
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Green
Arabs in Holy Land verge on revolt as Arab leaders face trials
In Jerusalem the Arab executive declared a general strike by Arabs in Palestine for tomorrow and Wednesday to protest trials of Arab leaders after anti Jewish riots. Rioting started October 13 in Jerusalem and spread, leaving 26 dead and 260 injured across Palestine. A British magistrate will hear the cases of arrested Muslims and the leaders of the Jerusalem demonstration.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Jaflim
Four killed seven hurt in California car collision
In California near Broadway, four people died and seven were injured when a car driven by Racey and another by Don Tatum collided after a Stanford victory celebration. Actors Gindyx Melclure and Adrienne Amen, Stanford star Howe Tarver, and student Dorothy Karr were among the deceased or injured. Tarver, a second year Stanford football player, lived with his father Judge Tarver in Botana.
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San Franciace
Gindyx MelClure
Linda Marsh
Beverly Wis
Howe Tarver
Stanford University
Froadway
Here
Ie Rayshoro Highway
Dorothy Karr
Stanford
Frankirre
Los Angeles
Alhert
Raroy
San Franciaca
Alay
Racey
Loy Mrandare
Don Ben Tauim
Rae
Mian Amex
Tarver
Bota Ana
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Natural Scenes of the United States booklet offer
A Washington Information Bureau appeal offers a pamphlet titled Natural Scenes of the United States. Readers are invited to mail 10 cents plus a coin for postage to Helena Independent for delivery. The brochure promises rich illustrations and factual content about America's natural beauties.
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Washington Information Bureau
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