Peace Keynote at War Entrance Celebration
On April 5, marking the nineteenth anniversary of entry into World War I, the Army will parade in force with veterans and guards units. Lieutenant Colonel George E B Trams urged “peace with haste” and called for preserving peace with honor for those who fought. President Roosevelt planned to review the parade, but remains away on a naval trip. Secretary of War Dern was to speak at Olivago’s celebration.
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Washington
Anter- Ben
Tian
Air Armen Forves
Perade
Ant’ National Guard
Smareh
Veterans’ Organizations
Patriot
Roosevelt
Florida
McSwain
House Muliery Committee
Dern Will
Olivago
Butte Death Notices
Obituaries and funeral notices from Butte listing McDevitt McLellan Kelly Bowden Hahn and others. Services set at Duggan Merrill Mortuary with requiem masses at Immaculate Conception Anns Mount Moriah Holy Cross and Mountain View cemeteries. Interment details and viewings noted for each deceased.
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M'Devitt
Tate
Mary McDevitt
Pines
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
Immaculate Conception Church
Holy Gross Cemetery
Funeral notices briefed for several local residents
Paynich infant Paynich of 2205 Spruce street died yesterday. Remains at Sherman home. Clemets Thomas Clemets 54 of 3398 East Broadway lies in state at Sherman funeral home. Conroy Michael A funeral set for Tuesday at Daly Shea chapel with high mass at St Patrick's and burial in St Patrick's cemetery.
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Clemets
This City
Iternoon
Thomas Clemets
East Broadway
Sherman É& i Funeral Home
Conroy
Michael’ A. Conroy
Daly Shea
Requiem
St. Fatrick’s
St. Patrick's
Youth 15 Held for Killing Sweetheart
Mansfield Ohio April 5 A 15 year old electrical worker Charles Wilson was arrested less than three hours after fatally shooting his sweetheart Jean Moorhead 15 a twin daughter of a prominent Mansfield family Police Chief Merle J Ankle said a first degree murder charge would be filed in the case marking a tragic romance ending in a lovers quarrel and a fatal act by a teenager with parental disapproval noted in police reports
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Mansfield
Ohio
Merle J. Ankle
Charles Wilson
Jean Moorhead
BUTTE 10 ELECT ALDERMEN TODAY IN WARD LISTS
Butte voters go to the polls to elect ten aldermen across wards. Incumbents include Pred B Christy in the Fourth ward and Thomas R Morwah in the Seventh ward, with a slate of challengers and party affiliations noted for each district. Polling places and voting strength by ward are listed, detailing street locations and fire stations used as polling sites.
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B. Christy
Charles Steele
Pitth
Matt BM. Trudgen
Mike McRiley
Thomas A. Morgan
Joan
Rosch
Thomas R. Mor Wah
H. EB. Strausser
Ed Healy
Edward J. Rue
Wyoailing Street
Butte
East Broadway
Quarts Street
West Quarts Street
Caledonia Street
Arizona Street
South
Arizona Sreet
Drivers Drug Store
East Park Street
Butte Public Library
Weel, Broadway
Campana's
West Park Street
South Main Street
Roast Second Street
Wash Galena Street
West
Mercury Street
Yorath
Front Street
Harrison Avenue
Griffith's
Montans and
Aluminum Streets
South Jackson
Borah Signals Convention Move Amid Idaho Split
Frail Progressives say Idaho’s delegation may sit out the GOP Cleveland convention. Borah arrives in Chicago to prepare a nationwide broadcast address. Twenty four delegates to the Democratic convention will be chosen Tuesday. A state conference backs Roosevelt. opposition from Independents is shown. Roosevelt is the only Democratic candidate named.
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Chicago
Lafollettes
Cleveland
Borah
Nere
Roosevelt
No Interference Faces Catholic Church Easter in Mexico City
Mexico City on Palm Sunday saw unprecedented church attendance as Catholics filled at least 99 churches, with yellow palm branches in hand. Government lax on enforcing religious laws follows Cardinal Cardenas’ reopening policy for hundreds of churches once closed in earlier anti Catholic campaigns, now to be managed by local neighbor committees.
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Mexico City
Caballes
Federal
National Revolutionary (Government
Cardenas
Mexico
Butte Couple Wed in Helena
Andrew J. Davis 44 and Helen M. Beltsat, both of Butte, were married Friday evening in Helena by Justice of the Peace W H Axtell.
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Butte
Helena
Andrew J. Davis
Helen M. Beltsat
Justice of the Feats
W, H. Axtell
Tornado Destruction Hits Tupelo and Surrounding Areas
Desperate relief efforts mobilize from Tupelo Mississippi as tornadoes collapse Black Zion Pon totoc county to Tupelo and beyond. Despain notes 15 to 20 square miles devastated with hospitals overwhelmed and water supplies failing. Arkansas Tennessee and Mississippi storms worsen death toll while rescue crews comb wreckage amid heavy rain and power outages.
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Mies
Bloome
Tupelo
Mississippi City
Despoin
Ay Despain
Despain
Ote
Public Service
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Franke
Memphis
Tenn
Russell Patterson
O. D. Patterson
Pontatns
United Press
Patterson
Black Zion
Pontotoc
Alcohol shot offered as pneumonia cure noted by doctors
Report from the Journal of the American Medical Association cites Indian Medical Gazette translation describing intravenous alcohol solution injected to treat pneumonia. Doctors Baktish and A T Andis reisen report rapid pain relief within hours and full resolution in 2 to 3 days, with lung congestion decreasing as treatment progresses.
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Aberican Medical Association
Indian Medical Gazette
Calcutta
Baktish
A. T. Andis Reasen
AAA report on large AI contracts names withheld
Michigan committee seeks disclosure of names and amounts over 10000 dollars in AAA AI payments. Wallace cites that names were not released to avoid commercial exploitation, while noting several payments exceed 10000 in 1934 1935 with Montana Washington and California recipients.
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Michigan
AAA
Dow
Wallace
Congress
Walkes
California
Montana
Washington
Wallage
Willace
Agriculture Secretary
Senate Committee
Contmate
Noted Scientist to Address State University Missoula
Dr Ales Hrelicka, curator of physical anthropology at the Smithsonian in Washington, will deliver his first public address in nine years on May 13 at the University of Montana. He will then lead a major expedition to Alaska this summer to seek traces of ancient peoples, with worldwide recognition as a top authority on the origins of ancient Americans. He is editor and founder of the American Journal of Physical Anthropology and has led expeditions globally.
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New World
Jenha
Smithsonian Institution
American Journal of Physical Anthropology
Senate
Federa
Halsted Ritter
Lorida
Cary
House
Aome
Investientars
Commission
Republican Congressional Committee
Holt
West Virginia
Harry L. Hopkins
WPA
Roosevelt
Reliet l
New Deal
Hopkins
WEA
Borah
Idaho
Senate Audit Committee
Davis
Pennsylvania
Europe faces new crisis over Ethiopia war and Locarno plan
Debates in Paris and Geneva unfold as France seeks allies to counter Italy and Germany. Mussolini resists, Britain blamed as mediator. Leaders pressure for a new collective security approach, with talks on sanctions and the Locarno framework amid African conflict efforts.
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Geneva
Ethiopia
League of Nations
International Etreles
Locardo Freaty
Adolf Hitler
Polrert
Hitler
Muesolini
Flandin
France
Eden
Great Britain
Europe
League
Mussolini
Sanctighs
Italy
Belgium
Beraue
Geneve
Halle Selassis
Mary
Leszue
Paris
Strese Front
Britain
Germany
Hance
Pierre- Eulentio Flandin
London
Rome
Langue of Nations
Flandia
Foreign Ministry
Albert Sarraut
Rhineland
Anthony Eden
Tealy
Locarnd
Processing tax fight predicted continues in Congress
Tax bill plans push through the House with a windfall tax and corporate levies to fund the general treasury. Senate focus shifts to business opposition as impeachment probes and patent hearings unfold, with WPA spending under scrutiny and calls for a wider nationwide investigation into relief program use.
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Roosevelt
House
General Ceasury Fund
AAA
Supreme Court
Ways and Means
Senate
Forestry Seniors Start On Annual Trip From State Univ
Thirteen senior students in the forestry college will leave on the annual winter spring field trip through the Northwest and Pacific Coast region. Professor Pug Clark will accompany the party for three weeks visiting forestry experiment stations logging camps wood working plants and national parks in Montana Idaho Oregon Washington and northern California. They will return May 17.
Cremation Today In Hauptmann Case In New Jersey
The body of Bruno Hauptmann, executed in the Lindbergh murder, is to be cremated today at Fresh Ponds crematory on Long Island. A simple service is planned tomorrow afternoon, with limited attendance and a procession to the crematorium. Widow Anna Hauptmann expresses quiet faith, while observers note the public interest and somber scene outside the crematory.
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New York
Bruno Fiichard Hauptmann
Lindbergh Bedy
Atahatory
Lathheran
Heuptmann
Maspeta
Gong Island
Chavel
D. G. Werner
Broz
John Matthelsen
Bruno
New Jersey
Beides
Peters
Manfrid
Cy Uoyd Fisher
Robert W. Aleks
Investeatar
Hauptmann
Anna Hauptmann
Germany
Asmus
Bronx
Werner
Former Montana auditor James Calderhead dies at 87
In Great Falls on April 8 James H. Calderhead 87 longtime public official and former Montana state auditor has died. Calderhead began his career as a clerk for the Montana Union Railway in Deer Lodge and later served as state commissioner of agriculture before four years as state auditor starting in 1901.
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Great Falls
James H. Calderhead
Montana
North Dakota Railroad Commission
Calderhead
Montana Union
Deer Lodge
Bombing Fears Rise From Addis Ababa Air Raid
Reports detail the first royal raid over Addis Ababa that terrified residents and displaced missionaries. Italians bombed Akakal airfield four miles from the capital, with one Ethiopian plane destroyed and air raid shelters hastily prepared as authorities questioned Mussolini’s pledge not to strike the capital.
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Geverdex
Jong Gib
Donand Tralian
Haile Selassie
Deputy Coffey Shot Dead at Home in Linville North Carolina
Avery county deputy sheriff Hardy Coffey was shot and killed instantly at his Linville home while singing hymns with his wife and daughter. Sheriff W A Hughes said no clue exists to the assassin’s identity after a shotgun blast shattered the window.
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Linville
N. C
P— Hardy Coffey
Avery County
W. A. Hughes
Coffey
Nazi Non-Voters Lose Their Jobs in Berlin
Nazi authorities in Berlin announced that workers who did not vote in the March 29 Reichstag election were summarily dismissed. The measure was revealed today, with dismissals occurring yesterday as a punishment for abstention.
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Berlin
Reichstag
WPA Chief to Attend Meeting in Salt Lake City
B Parker Montana WEA administrator will leave tonight for Salt Lake City to confer with ER Jacobsen regional officer of western states Works Progress Administration activities.
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B. Parker
Montana
WEA
Tonieht
Balt Lake City
ER Jacobsen
Western States
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Legion
Gilver
Legon
Edwin John Bowden
Howden
Edvin John Bowden
E’ Merrit
Trelubk
A. GC
Caton
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Mlellan
Fred. KE. McLellan
Chueatay
Ann's Church
Reqtem
Holy Cross Cemetery
Hahn
Gustave Hahn
Merrill
Dugan
Merrill Mortuaries
Pat R
Gagner
Mansaer Bote
Rhote
White's Funeral Home
Catholis
Joseph Richards
W. C
Gaston
Seg
la Crosse
Ark
Booneville
Miss
Elforth
J. A. Robertson
Mr. Land
William Morton
de TB. Leey
Orvid Roberteen
Kansas City
Rockies
Middle West
Lamar
Colo
Wyoming
O Raton
N. Myrid
Rocklas
Grand Island
Nob
Sheridan
Wyo
Grand Juncton
Dust Bowl
al Salano Bearn
del Mar
Cal
Harkentine
George A. Hind
Ben Diego
Signal Hill
Long Beach
Sandia Mountains
Tucumcar
Nlm
Kansas
Colorado
Oklahome Penhandle
Pacific
Lea Puritt
Jamon Ernst
Don
Sin Pedro Yestersday
Santa Cataling Island
Ean
South Witt
MMA
SOI, OB
Austria
Forestry
Lindbergh
Addis Ababa
Mara
Eritrea
Quorem
Imperial
Halle Seinssle
Dessye
Quoram
Halle Selassie
Menelik Highway
Matoh
Quorum
Aduwa
Rutle Floral Cor
West Broadway
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