Grizzlies overpower Montana State in neutral-site clash
A Brilli ant offense display by Grizzlies at a neutral venue overwhelmed Montana State, 32 to 0. Sophomore Henge Ilastic sparked the attack with early momentum as Grizzlies built a decisive lead. An injury sidelined Mashy Crizely, and partial play continued with substitutions as the game wore on.
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Pulte
Montana University
Montana State College
Tony
Brillant Henge
Grizzly
Mormentum
Slansherry
Thawa
le Jean
Senting
Paattion Waalniat
Washington
Ktale Cougars
Wa Ve.workera
Crizely
Stabsbeery
Sormey Nebranka
Aerous
Hin State Collegians
Parke
Deer Lodge Blaze Causes Major Fire Loss
A fire at a Deer Lodge building caused extensive damage, with estimates around 200000 dollars. Firefighters battled the blaze through the night, aided by a rotary snowplow and a derailed locomotive engine near the scene. Fire origin and exact cause were not determined, and more details continued on page 2.
Farm Strike Chief Appeals to Labor Unions Nationwide
Milo Reno leader of the National Farmers Holiday association urges all farmers to withhold goods from markets and seek moral support from labor groups. He says a conference with A P Whitney of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will be held Monday in Chicago to enlist broader backing for the national strike beginning today. Roosevelt signals an important Sunday statement as state leaders report varied action and await detailed orders.
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Mitaeno
National Farmers Holiday Association
Hirike
Tle
A. B. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railway
Nebraska
Consta
Omata
Hets
Roosevelt
Milo
Rono
National Farmers’ Holiday Association
Chicago
A. P. Wittary
Mieceland
The
Brotherhood of
Reno
Cory Haliday
New York
California
Canada
Helena High enrollment soars past 30 levels
Enrollment at Helena High has grown dramatically since 1930, now about 16 times higher. The old building limits capacity and poses safety risks as the student body expands. a new fireproof structure is proposed with improved ventilation and natural draft safety. The school board seeks a grant of 925000 and borrows 975040 to fund construction, with a vote scheduled for Thursday, October 1.
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Ate
FovemeHt
Medenao
Othe School Board
Thesday
WARDEN SAYS EFFORT MADE TO SPEED UP HIGHWAY WORK
Great Falls October 21 The warden says an effort is being made to complete all road contracts under 400 million federal highway grants by January 1 He spoke after returning from a Milwaukee association convention naming him president The program aims to accelerate spending under the national recovery act to aid unemployment and will urge states to push speeding up highway projects.
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Great Falls
Itebe
Tte
I. Wareden
Montena Highway Commission
Seato Highway
Hia
Association
Milwaukee
NWA
Warden
Jewish War Veterans Ban German Meeting In New York
New York reports that Jewish War Veterans warned the organizing committee to cancel a German migration celebration meeting set for next Sunday at the 92nd Regiment Armory on 26th Street and Lexington Avenue, citing risk of bloodshed and rioting.
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New York
PL O'Brien
Jewis Wir Vetering
Wold Rehalh
Regiment Armory
Lexington Avenue
War Talk? Bunk in Talk of Navy News Tour
Ralph J. Mumenfeld, former chief of London Vailyxpress, arrived in New York for a lecture tour. He dismissed war talk as bunk but soon learned of his daughter's death, prompting plans to return home the next day.
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Ralph J. I Mumenfeld
Chtef
MeLondon Vailyxpress
New York
Withdrawal threat hinges on Germany meeting promises
News digest from several capitals notes Germany’s withdrawal linked to fulfilling interwar obligations. Roosevelt’s Moscow overture viewed as peace gesture. Reich informs Berlin and Vienna of conditions while Dollfuss combats Nazi plots. Paris anticipates Doladier’s budget program turning into a last stand before deputies.
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Gremanys
Laan
Russta
Roosevelt
Moscow
Geneva
Germany
Vienna
Dollfuss
Mitler-stag
Nazi
Printess
Mitlerste
Austria
Parix—Premiar
Edouard Doladier
Chamber of Deputiea
Uncle Sam Defense Plans Spend 25 Million Pushed
Washington reports a BESAMH 000 allotment for national defense approved by the Public Works Administration. Funds include 1 000 000 notary program and 412,690 for federal projects to boost employment. Aviation construction data amount 15,000,000 split between War and Navy. about 200 planes per branch. Army 79,000,000 will shift to motor power in home combat branches.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
War
Navy
Ranger
Vraseia
Army
Hom
Mrs Charles Axpling Passes in Missoula
Missoula Oct 21 Mrs Charles Axpling 77 longtime Deer Lodge resident dies at daughter Mrs Mary A Davis home in Missoula She survived by husband in Deer Lodge two sons Thoman and Samen of Deer Lodge a brother Judge James M Self of Hamilton and sister Mrs Elisabeth Treyseholy of Oakland California
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Missoula
Charles Axpling
Deer Loder
Mary A. Davis
Deer Lodge
Thoman and
Samen
James M. Self
Hamilton
Elisabeth Treyseholy
Oakland
Calif
Hawall Isle Rocked By Severe Temblor Reported
An earthquake struck the entire Island of Winwath causing tremors in Uilq and Vawall areas with tremors felt in business districts and residential Maulets. No damage reported though residents recalled prior volcanic fears tied to Kilavea.
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Hawall Isle
Temblor
Uilq
Vawall
Apra Revere
Winwath
Iif Fom
Inhatitanta
Kilavea
Maunolan
Tnr
Invason
Maonnios
In Sull Extradition Case Heard to Resume Today
Athens Greece contends the United States seeks extradition of Samuel Inull a former Chicago utility executive. Public prosecutor claims fraud and bankruptcy transfers. defense cites Greek law. Proceedings stalled after arguments on indictments and charges with next session set for Sunday.
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Insull
Athens
Greece
Samuel
United States
Chicago
Poblic
Disjointed San Antonio Political Talk Surfaces in Fragment
Fragments mention Garner Far Tes and Randolph Ayingeld in a chaotic San Antonio scene. References shift to Ublimilan Tithe, Uvalde and prairie dogs, with vague political praise and critique. The piece conveys messy campaign chatter and stalled public discourse amid war talk and local figures.
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San Antonio
Tezas
Garner
San Sntonio Tower
Randolph
Kelly Tick
Ublimilan Tithesis
Gamer
Uvalde
Rongres
Aarner Het Slales
Pence
GROWERS OF WHEAT TO BE AIDED SOON
Washington reports the farm administration is weighing loans to sugar cane and beet growers to push prices toward pre war parity. Aimed at wheat, loans between 1 and 2 cents per bushel on stored wheat are planned. Officials say no single commodity is favored, but the action targets farm income disparity with industry.
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Washington
Wallace
U S Will Not Need Dictator In Roosevelt Address
Chestertown Maryland October 21 President Roosevelt rejected dictatorship as a path to recovery after accepting an honorary degree from Old Washington College. He urged cooperation and the colonial spirit, saying the nation can advance faster without a fixed term for progress though it will take longer than a few months. Eastern shore residents packed the campus lawn and applauded.
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Chestertown
Roosevelt
Old Washington College
Maryland
Helena Sees Northwest Airways Extension to Spokane
Helena welcomes news that Northwest Airways, Inc. will extend from Billings through Helena to Spokane via Missoula, fulfilling years of civic support. Announcement cites Sheriff and state aeronautics officials as confirming start of actual construction and routing approval, with Jefferson County and Commercial Club praise for over a year of promotion. Northwest Airways plans interstate service under a department of commerce authority, launching soon.
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Helena
Nother
Nortthwest Mrways, Inc
Billings
Spokato
Missoula
Rilings
Jelena
Misroula
Red
Velen
Hismarck
N. 10
Fermal
Eocceun
Sheriff
Washington
Northwest Airways
Department of Commerce
Attorney General Rules On Gas Fuel Price Dispute
Attorney General Raymond T. Nagle ruled that a patented automobile fuel with higher sulfur content may be lawfully sold in Montana. The opinion, issued at the request of the State Railroad Commission amid a Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Association protest, deems the product non harmful and substantially the same as standard gasoline except for sulfur content.
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Montana
Raymond T. Nagle
State Railroad Commission
Rocky Mountain of and Gas
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Rocky Mountain ‘Oil and Gas Association
Nagle
Half Billion Potentially Raised From Liquor Taxes In A Year
Washington sources report the administration drafts a tax plan to raise about 800 million in states from various matters during the first year of legal sale. A 2.60 dollar per gallon domestic tax is seen as near the upper limit to deter bootleggers, while an import tax of five dollars per gallon plus the existing 1.10 dollar domestic tax under study.
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Washington
Domentic Uqnor
Wrahing
Weather Outlook for Northern Rocky Mountain Region
Generally fair weather expected in the coming week with some pockets of colder air early on. Temperatures rise toward midweek in most areas, with a warmer pattern developing across the region by week’s end.
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Rocky Mountain
Maid of 12 tells of kidnaping case
Twelve year old Geraldine Arnold testified in Memphis that Langford Ramsey and John Tichenor aided George Kelly and his wife during the Urschel kidnapping. She said Tichenor attended discussions and helped plan the ransom delivery. Ramsey and Tichenor were later convicted of harboring Kelly, facing combined two years six months in prison.
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Memphia
Tenn
Geraldine Arnold
George
George Kelly
Mr. Tichenor
Tichenor
Urschel
Kenlya
Romney
Cass Coleman
Texas
Kelly
Coleman
Ramsey
Geraldine
Jrst
Kathryn Kelly
Luther Arnold
Kenya
Memphis
Oet
Langford Ramsey
John Tichenor
George “Machina Gun" Kelly
Emperor Hirohito Leads Japanese Army Maneuvers
Tokyo October 22 Emperor Hirohito departed by imperial train to take personal command of the annual maneuvers. The exercises are held on the Sea of Japan coast, near the homeland’s far eastern frontier toward Russia in Asia.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Sea of Japan
Russia
Asia
Governor Herring of Iowa Targeted in Kidnap Plot
Governor Ciro D. Herring says reports reached him that he was the object of a kidnap plot. He viewed the matter lightly and said a state agent guarded him for days. A man claimed overhearing two men at a local railroad station discussing kidnapping the governor for 75,000 dollars.
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Herring
Iowa
Des Motner
Ciro 1
Gan
Brisk Trade With Aol Fo Expected By Washington
The Washington government disclosed a bulging sheaf of Russo American facts and figures, including claims past the half billion mark, in discussions with Soviet Russia on recognition likely in early November. An official expectation held that Maxim Litvinoff would reach Washington in about two weeks.
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Washington
Russia
Moscow
State Department
Maxim Litvinoff
Jon Page
Fort Peck work begins tomorrow at dam site
Glasgow, Oct. 21 Seventy unemployed men of Valley county will start work Monday on the Fort Peck dam and reservoir project at 9 o'clock They will clear brush and trees at the dam site and the number will be increased toward 500 as work expands Captain Theodora Wyman district engineer of the war department announced plans for a Great Northern railroad spur from Wiota to the dam site with six miles of switching and siding He said bids would be called soon on rock hauling for construction Continued on Page 6
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Glasgow
Valley County
Fort Perl
Theodora Wyman
Kansas City
War Department
Aeven
Hall
Wyman
Great Northern Railroad
Wiota
Galsgow
Dan
Modern Manners booklet on table manners and dining rules
The booklet MODERN MANNERS covers hostess duties at table, proper serving, and eating methods for various foods including whether asparagus is finger or fork food. It explains leaving the table gracefully and discusses buffet breakfasts med eonx and suppers. Copies cost six cents plus postage from Burtan Frederic J Hankin Washington DC.
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Aavera
Ilfa
Provident Roosevelt
Helena High
League
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Rerin
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France
Paris
Uncle Sam
Charles Aspling
Offenron
Denis Lazarinos
Baulla
Ina
R. Herrings
Belo Intermivaiana
Are Rogerr Dipak WaWenrts Bromerts
Sam Bledsor
U. S
Dent Roosevelt
Francis M. Stephenson
Northwest Airway
Spokane
Markethridge
Associated Preast
Ton, Chairan
House
Ways and Means
Emperor OF Japan
Aol Fo
John FL
Chester
Fort Peck
Mall
Washington, D.C
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Direstor
Washington, D. C
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