Democratic State Convention Dinner Highlights Roosevelt Lead
Great Falls Sept. 11. Senator Burton K Wheeler praised President Roosevelt and the New Deal at the Democratic state convention dinner. He urged patience for reform, cautioned Montana conservatives may be more progressive, and warned of Europe’s chaos under dictatorship. Other speakers included James J. Murray Roy E. Ayers James F. O Connor and C S Warden with banquet toastmaster Dr HW McGregor.
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World News In Gist Roosevelt Projects Power Shift
Roosevelts push for new federal power projects could widen cheap electricity use. Chicago liberals back Roosevelt, Landon promotes good governance on eastern tour. Norris runs reelection as Independent. Paris Blum urges unity to halt Nazi spread. Randibastian warns rebel bombardment near coast. Madrid vows war to the death to quell revolt.
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Hopkins Visited Montana for Quick WPA Action
WPA administrator Hopkins met with Montana officials and workers in Butte and Helena. He pledged that the WPA will not let people down and will speed up drought relief and other approved projects, noting about 10,000 farmers at work and promising more if needed. Governor Holt praised Hopkins for understanding unemployment problems and Montana’s water conservation and security programs.
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GOPS Claim Nepotism Floods Farley Era
The Republican National Committee charged in a late Washington statement that nepotism has reached a new high under the Farley regime. It released names from Vice President Garner onward, alleging nephews uncles aunts and in laws secured sinecures, with relatives of ranking officials packed into government posts.
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Landon Speeds Eastward and Plans Maine Speech
Landon travels by special train toward Maine on September 11 as he campaigns in Indiana. He will close the Maine bid with a Portland speech at 6 p m Mountain time broadcast on NBC Red. The stop in Indiana involved meetings with GOP officials and precinct leaders, including former governor Frank Lowden.
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Fire on Indianapolis blamed on deliberate sabotage
New York dispatch reports an inquiry board at the Brooklyn Navy Yard hunted evidence of sabotage in a August fire aboard the USS Indianapolis. Officials say two nails found in circuits indicate deliberate act, with repairs underway and no arrests yet. A naval intelligence officer found no link to sabotage hints on other cruisers.
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Democratic report on campaign expense details Roosevelt drive
Washington reports show the Democratic National Committee spent 1,520,608 this year to back Roosevelt with 372,000 in campaign funds for the stretch to November. The committee filed a detailed report listing 1,006,049 for June, July and August plus prior disbursements totaling 511,818. The Republicans reported 2,544,919 spent this year with about half a million on hand to aid Alf Landon. Townsend pledge noted by Lemke of North Dakota in Los Angeles.
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Roosevelt urges new federal power projects at world conference
President Roosevelt, before an audience of power experts from about 100 nations in Constitution Hall, urged additional meritorious federal power projects to ease rising costs and spur industrial welfare. He warned against over-centralization of steam power and signaled a test of a national electrical surge with a Boulder Dam demonstration. In Madrid, Fascist artillery bombarded San Sebastian as government forces reported hopeful advances near Oviedo, while Toledo and Seville broadcasts claimed different outcomes.
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Price for export copper rises amid market talk
New York dispatch reports export copper prices climbing from 0.8244 to 0.934 cents per pound as traders discuss windows for renewed production and potential profits. Domestic quotes contrast with foreign interest as French buyers seek to move funds into commodities while U.S. shipments may profit at current rates. In Greenville Missouri a doctor shortage leaves 700 residents without a resident physician for the first time in 117 years as two undertakers open new shops.
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Just A Minute With Irvings Cobb In Needles Calif
Needles California September 11 1922- Irvings Cobb critiques free speech and the American system in contrast to Soviet governance, arguing that enemies of the Constitution should not be granted public advocacy. The piece questions constitutional protections for anti-American rhetoric.
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Value of Montana crops rises above 1935 figure by 4.69 million
Montana farmers face drought yet nine principal crops in the state are valued at 48.73 million this year, surpassing 1935 by 4.69 million. Hay leads gains with 24.86 million, while drought reduced wheat value to 18.27 million from 25.08 million in 1935.
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Bad weather delays Dart over Atlantic
Adverse weather forced Harry Righin and Tek Merrill to postpone their planned dawn return flight to the United States. Their westward crossing toward Atlantis last week ended in a Rod Wales pasture, and they postponed final takeoff timing amid continued delays and a ban on early morning practices.
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Unions in France Threaten Trouble Amid Widespread Strikes
France faces renewed labor unrest as unions threaten action after a wave of walkouts that paralyzed industry. Ribbed by the government push for a 10 hour week and broadened collective contracts, employers and labor leaders meet Monday to gauge swift enforcement. The metal workers union seeks to allay fears of a wider plan to seize the Renault plant while 3000 workers in the Vosges textile sector threaten a general stoppage after a deadlock with bosses.
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Anarchist Siege Threatens San Sebastian September Bombardment
As insurgent forces threaten to “blow the city to pieces” within 45 hours, San Sebastian endures a warning bombardment. Governor Antonio Ortega concedes it may be impossible to stop arson, while foreign evacuations proceed and anarchists raid homes and take hostages amid advancing troops.
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Postponed execution in Casas case to allow appeal
Sidney reports Pedro Casals death sentence delayed to permit appeal to the State Supreme Court after his guilty plea in the murder of his son in law Pedro Gonzales on July 2. Governor Holt had granted a reprieve and will confer with Mexican consul Puigd on the justification of the sentence amid family and government discussions. In Manila, customs duty on Java sugar to the United States army was announced at about two cents per pound.
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Germans flaunt big air force in ominous Reich speech
North Germany reports Reichsfhrer Hitler addressing 400 war planes quartered nearby. He appeals for peace to rebuild Germany with its own methods, denouncing Bolshevik and Jewish influence. About 20,000 troops, half air force, are in a vast encampment as Nazi mood hardens and speculation swirls on future moves against Bolshevism and Jewry.
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