Nations to hold informal talks on world economy in Washington
Great Britain France and Canada accepted President Roosevelt's invitation to send representatives to Washington for discussions on international economic problems. Most other invited nations show acceptance and will choose their delegates. Former French premier Edouard Herriot to act as his country's free agent for the talks.
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Canada
Roosevelt
Washington
Edouard Herriot
Richard B. Bennett
Herriot Sees U S Role Rise Under Roosevelt
Former French Premier Edouard Herriot tells United Press in Lyons that U S leadership will grow under President Roosevelt. He plans talks with Daladier before Washington to push Franco American cooperation, lower trade barriers, and prove Europe can be prosperous with U S guidance.
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France
Washington
United Press
Herriot
Lyons
United States
Europe
Utah Brewery Becker Products Co Closed by Federal Order
The Becker Products Co brewery in Ogden Utah, the state’s only plant, was closed by a federal permit official. shipments of 3.2 percent beer to outside dealers halted. state authorities will decide if Utah beer manufacture laws are violated. Governor Blood, Attorney General Chez and others attended. The closure may last until Utah confirms legality.
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Becker Products Company
German E. Ellsworth
Denver
Federal Bureau of Industrial Alcohol
State Capitol
Mr. Ellsworth
Henry H. Blood
Joseph Chez
Ira A. Huggins
Ogden
Utah
Gus P. Becker
Blood
Ellsworth
Stock Exchange Head Renominated for Fourth Term
New York April 10. Richard Whitney, who has served three one year terms as president of the New York Stock Exchange, was nominated to a fourth term since the exchange places but one ticket in the field nomination is tantamount to election.
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New York
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
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Accidental Shooting Claims Butte Merchant E Walter Gamer
E Walter Gamer 51 a Butte merchant and civic worker was found dead in a second floor room at 805 West Silver street just before noon. Police say a high powered rifle discharged as he reached into a closet preparing for a fishing trip to Madison. death appears instantaneous with the bullet entering the lower jaw and exiting the head. Funeral services set for Wednesday at the Masonic temple Helena burial to follow.
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Helena
E. Walter Gamer
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Court denies new trial for Arizona slayer Winnie Ruth Judd
In Phoenix on April 10, Judge Howard Speakman refused a plea to set aside the death sentence and grant a new murder trial for Winnie Ruth Judd. Her lawyers vow to pursue a habeas corpus writ to stay the April 21 execution, while seeking potential sanity hearings as a last legal avenue. The case centers on the 1921 killings of Agnes Ann Leroi and Hedvig Samuelson.
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Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Howard Speakman
Red Triangle Derby Riders Flash Under Wire With $20 554
The notice covers a grand spectacle with the Red Triangle Derby Riders totaling a prize of 20 554 dollars. The piece notes a high tension wire act and suggests a dramatic finish to the event. The article references press coverage and the public interest in the competition.
Roosevelt Farm Relief Faces Planting Complications
Washington April 10 Farmers rush to plant under Roosevelt relief provisions as frost and wet soil complicate the plan. Wheat and other crops are sown rapidly while government acreage reductions and leasing rules face administrative hurdles amid forecasts of a sharp drop in winter wheat output to the smallest since 1904.
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Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Butte business houses to close Friday for Good Friday
Practically every Butte business will close from noon to 3 o'clock on Good Friday. More than 200 firms already display window cards. Merchants may join by calling Knights of Columbus or Rev. Bristow to receive cards. Church services will be held during the closing hours at Mountain View Methodist, Catholic churches, and at St John’s Episcopal and St Mark’s.
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Butte
Knights of Columbus
A. R. Bristow
Mountain View Methodist Church
St. John’s Episcopal
St. Mark's
Former Butte Man Dies in Madison Trucking Accident
Allie F Nyhart, 39, formerly of Butte, was killed near Twin Bridges when the dumping bed of a dump truck fell on him during repairs on a road project. He lived in Twin Bridges, survived by his widow Vina Nyhart, two children, parents C A Nyhart of Butte, brother Ernest Nyhart of Twin Bridges, and sister Mrs Woods of Seattle.
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Butte
Twin Bridges
Nyhart
Vina Nyhart
C. A. Nyhart
Ernest Nyhart
Woods
Seattle
Butte Man Dies in Frisco Fire Killing Three
George Mullymaki who left Butte two months ago perished in a San Francisco apartment house fire that claimed two other victims, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Spaulding. Mullymaki had lived in Butte 21 years and resided at 344 East Broadway. Flo formerly ran a soft drink parlor on East Granite Street.
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Butte
San Francisco
Lyle Spaulding
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East Broadway
Flo
Granite Street
Optimistic note from Northern Pacific executive in town
R W Clark general traffic manager of the Northern Pacific told Butte last night there is an upward trend in traffic. He cited gains in lumber, beets and wheat and noted sugar beet growers contracted for 11 500 acres. He said beer helped somewhat but did not credit it for the improvement.
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Northern Pacific Railway
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Montana
Butte
L. R. Capron
L. R. Challoner
Missoula
Mr. Capron
St. Paul
Mr. Clark
Northern Pacific
Western
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Former State Senator James A Crawford Dies at 72
Circle, April 10. James A Crawford, 72, former state senator of McCone county and a local merchant, died today after two paralytic strokes. A Tennessee native, he came to Montana in 1913. He was unmarried and a Mason, with no known relatives here. Burial will be in Circle.
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Circle
James A. Crawford
McCone County
Tennessee
Crawford
Montana
Daughter born to film comedienne Louise Fazenda
Hollywood report: a baby boy weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces was born today to Louise Fazenda and Hal Wallis at Warner First National studios. Both mother and child are reported in good health. The baby was named Hal Brent Jr.
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Hal Wallis
Warner First National Studios
Hal Brent Jr
Montana Weather Outlook Sees Warmer Tuesday
The forecast for Montana indicates unsettled conditions on Tuesday and Wednesday with a warmer Tuesday. Expect variable skies, possible showers, and a mild rise in temperatures across the state.
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Y M C A Red Triangle Derby surpasses goal in annual drive
The thirteenth annual Y M C A Red Triangle Derby netted 20554 dollars to fund the coming year, surpassing the 20000 goal. Wade Plummer led with 2610 in cash and memberships on Technocrat, followed by Malcolm Gillis on Twenty Grand. Senator Leonard presided at the victory dinner with over 200 attendees, as J R Dyer of the University of Idaho spoke on human relations and cooperation. Gillis opened the meeting and Finis Matson led music with Charles Towne directing singing.
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Malcolm Gillis
Senator Leonard
Charles R. Leonard
Finis Matson
Charles W. Towne
Deaths exceed births by 16 in Butte for March
March in Butte shows 62 deaths to 46 births per Stella Watters, clerk of vital statistics. Male deaths 38 and female deaths 24. births 26 males and 20 females. Myocarditis led with 21 cases, pneumonia five, tuberculosis six, accidents and cancer three each. Other causes include nephritis two and single cases of typhoid, peritonitis, bronchitis, angina, cerebral hemorrhage, homicide, diabetes, suicide. miscellaneous 14.
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Butte
Stella Watters
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Gains of St 10 4 Made New York Rally
Financial markets rallied in brisk spring trade with the stock market advancing for the sixth straight session. Many issues rose a dollar or more, while wheat demand kept prices steady and bond and commodity markets posted broad gains. Bar silver climbed to 27 5-8 cents an ounce.
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Washington
Chicago
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New York Cotton Exchange
Choice political posts to be announced soon
Washington April 10. Decisions on recipients of Democratic patronage appointments are expected soon. Breckenridge Long may be ambassador to Italy James W Gerard to Argentina John Cudahy to Cuba and other likely picks include J F T O Connor as comptroller of the currency T A Walters as first assistant secretary of interior and Mayor James M Curley as ambassador to Poland. President Roosevelt sent three nominations to the Senate.
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Breckenridge Long
Washington, D. C
Italy
James W. Gerard
New York
Argentina
John Cudahy
Milwaukee
Cuba
J. F. T. O'Connor
Los Angeles
T. A. Walters
Idaho
James M. Curley
Boston
Poland
Roosevelt
Senate
Fascists and Holy See May Join in War on Communism
Rome reports a possible new bloc forming among Fascist Italy Fascist Germany and the Holy See to oppose Communism and related movements. Vice Chancellor von Papen held talks with Mussolini and Cardinal Pacelli signaling church state backed alliance discussions. Austria's Dollfuss and a Vatican audience with Pope Pius XI were noted as possible upcoming steps.
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