Great Fire Spreads in Oakland Outlying District
Assistant Fire Chief J H Burke said a brush fire in North Oakland raged out of control threatening dense residential areas. The nine square mile blaze destroyed four homes and challenged crews with water shortages as reservoirs ran dry. Additional companies and equipment from nearby cities rushed to the scene as two more homes burned before flames were temporarily checked.
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GOP Chief Predicts Material GOP Gains in 1938
An arriving conference with Alf M Landon and Ben Joseph W Murlin in Masa predicts the GOP will make very material gains in the 1938 congressional elections. The court matter is seen as the dominant issue with Senator Black's Supreme Court appointment noted for keeping the court before the public.
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Montana Governor Announces Expanded Federal Relief Programs
Governor Roy E. Ayers reports federal officials pledge full cooperation for a four phased expansion of Montana programs. Rural Electrification funds may add $200,000 to widen electrification, with PWA collaboration to expedite water conservation projects. Road funding aims to add about $1.09 million for feeder roads in several counties as plans advance. Ayers and Wallace plan to travel to Helena next day.
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Period of Daylight Saving Ends in U S Canada Falkland Islands
The Associated Press reports daylight saving time ended in the United States and Canada today while in the Falkland Islands residents set their clocks ahead one hour. About 40 million Americans changed clocks as 2,500 Falkland Islanders adjusted for spring rather than fall.
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Notes on the Presidents Constitution Day Speech
Dorothy Thompson critiques the presidents remarks on democracy and welfare states as false, arguing democratic socialism fails to meet mass demands. She contrasts the German Nazi and Soviet models, warning that universal benefits can mask coercion and require total state power. The piece critiques Iffler and warns against dictatorial tools.
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Achievement Day hailed as best since start
The Kiwanis club and 4 H Council praised a record Achievement Day with a banquet at the Tineer hotel attended by about 226 guests. County officials estimated attendance at the Enpaan building exhibit hall around 2,000, far exceeding expectations. Mayor A J Roberts urged youths to study foreign affairs and value training, noting the nation needs change in its constitution and humanity. Warren Brass of the Mortgage Sisters' Club thanked organizers.
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Governor Ayers Finds Out Son In Washington
Governor Roy B. Ayers of Montana learned his son Arthur, connected with the Resatonent administration in Dover, was in Washington after a friend in a department office told him. He said he would be glad to see Art, noting they had spent a week in the capital without meeting.
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World News Threaded by War Across Nations
Foreign months and blackshirt fraternizing mix with assorted clashes as Shanghai sees hundreds die from bomb strikes amid chaos in major Chinese cities. Paris and London invite Italy to influence the Spanish civil conflict while Madrid reports government gains and Franco plots in flux. New York stock inquiry rocks markets as steel steadies with uncertainty. Roosevelt in politics as Yellowstone dazzles with rock formations.
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Utah Utes defeat Montana State in season opener
In Bozeman on September 25, Utah State University opened the football season with a 14 7 victory over Montana State. Gene Cooper and a sharp running attack paced the Utes as Montana State struggled to penetrate the visitors’ defense. Only occasional Bobcats drives reached scoring range as 2 000 fans watched.
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Board of Trade suspends September corn in squeeze probe
Chicago September corn trading halted as exchange directors suspend all activity to curb alleged manipulation in the ongoing squeeze. Settlement details set open contracts at 210,000 bushels with options for shorts to pay 311/014 a bushel or take delivery by Monday afternoon. Kenneth Templeton, president, says action aims to prevent further manipulation under the commodity exchange act.
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Suspicious Dealings in United States Steel Probed
New York September 26. The New York Stock Exchange today opened an investigation into dealings in United States Steel common stock. The exchange committee seeks detailed information on stock purchases and sales from September 7 to 25 as steel shares tumbled. The probe marks a broad fact finding move after years of questionnaires and signals a rare step in market oversight.
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Editor of Montana Standard in hospital in Mayo Clinic report
Tochenter Minnesota March 3 The condition of Leip heimer editor of the Montana Standard at Hutte was described tonight by a Mayo clinic physician as reasonably good Mr Leapheimer has had a serious operation The physician said watch for unforeseen turn of events his recovery and evolution was indicated
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Just a Minute with Irving Cobb in Santa Monica
Santa Monica, Sept 25. A tale attributed to a former western star now moving into higher art, self-claimed as self-educated. His secretary read a newspaper line about 22 Japanese aviators failing to reach their objective in China, and he quips that none of them committed Hart Hart while joking about Marry Carey and Hoot Gibson. Odorriett, 1037 by Nana.
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President Roosevelt Tours Wonderland of the Rockies
President Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt visited Yellowstone National Park on the first day of their two day park tour. They avoided speeches as they toured the rugged snowy peaks and alpine streams in an open car and were accompanied by Montana politicians. The motorcade traveled toward Yellowstone Lake with park officials alongside.
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Edward Filene dies in Paris after sudden illness
Edward A Filene merchant and philanthropist dies in Paris at an American hospital from respiratory failure following a cold. He is described as a keen observer of international affairs who advocated mutual aid among nations and fair wealth distribution. His death impacts his Boston store and its cooperative plan for a large employee-owned chain.
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Walker May Enter Cabinet When Farley Resigns Post
Washington dispatch reports strong bets on James A. Farley resigning as postmaster general followed by names like Frank Walker and J. Klynn as likely cabinet entrants. Rumors place Walker a frequent intraparty figure backed by Democratic leadership, with Tawes and others discussed as possible successors amid cabinet reshuffle.
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Farley Sees Basic Reforms Enduring in Party Stand
At the New Jersey Democratic club convention Karl Farley said the major party will not challenge Roosevelt era reforms. He argued reforms will stand under Roosevelt administration, while hinting at challenges to governing figures like Lehman. Farley defended retirements and addressed reporters on the platform.
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Japanese Drive Battles Along 40 Mile Shanghai Front
Japanese infantry launched fierce drives along a 40 mile front from Lotien north of Shanghai to Kiangwan, as heavy rain paused earlier advances. Chinese forces counter attacked, defense largely intact with reinforcements and heavy artillery, while widespread bombing devastated many areas. casualties and property damage mounted across the region.
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Montana Grizzlies Rout Whitman 25–0 in Hall Victory
Montana university dominated Whitman with three penalties stalling Whitman drives. Milton Popovich sparked the offense with two long scoring runs, as Montana opened the game with early pressure and added two touchdowns in the third period after drives of 43 and 61 yards. Final score 25 to 0.
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British and France Move to Include Italy in Peace Conference
On September 26 officials confirmed Britain and France have moved to bring Italy into a tripartite conference aimed at settling dangerous international issues arising from the Spanish civil war.
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Duce and Hitler Open Historic Meeting in Germany
Sept 26 in Mumeh Germany Mussolini and Hitler met for the first time as brethren under the Nazi banner. The Brownhirte leaders toured Mecklen burg and enjoyed a warm reception amid decorative pine halls. Politically they offered little talk but laid groundwork for future cooperation as thousands watched.
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