National budget cuts and stock market pools cited in opinion column
Dr. Max Winkler lauds the House economy committee for cutting expenditures with a projected 200 million dollar saving including a proposed national defense department consolidation. He notes Wall Street focus on Senate stock exchange hearings and summarizes Bernard E. Smith testimony about pools and information access. The piece also discusses Federal Reserve policy impacts and National Dairy and Royal Dutch stock factors.
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Wall Street
United States Senate
Bernard E. Smith
Smith
M. J. Meehan
Stock Exchange
Elizabeth Meehan
Gertrude E. Smith
Federal Reserve System
National Dairy
Bragg
Meehan
Brookhart
Iowa
Glass
Virginia
Richard Whitney
Exchange
South
Washington
Omnibus Bill Aims Across Government Cuts
Washington April 24 The omnibus bill would cut federal costs by 200 to 225 million dollars in 1933. It slashes salaries 11 percent for most federal workers after a 1000 dollar exemption and gives Hoover authority to reorganize the government. It also reduces World War veterans benefits by over 50 million and orders consolidation of the Army and Navy.
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Cecil B. Dickson
Washington
House
Hoover
Army and Navy
Department of National Defense
McDuffie
Judge J L Wines Dies in California at 94
Judge Josiah L Wines 94 a pioneer Butte attorney died in Los Angeles after a heart attack. He left Butte a decade ago and had a long career from Indiana to Montana including work for Southern Pacific and Oregon Short Line. Funeral services will be held in Los Angeles.
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Josiah L. Wines
Butte
Los Angeles
Lincoln
Vines
Indiana
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
University of Michigan
Kansas
Elko
Nev
Reno
Eureka
Cal
Hisilay
Southern Pacific Railroad
Oregon
Hennessy
Melvin
Silver Bow County
Eva
James B. Gallagher
John E. Lloyd
Judge Wines
Montana
Honolulu Trial Witness Supports Prosecution on Massie Insanity Claim
Dr. Joseph Catton, a San Francisco alienist, submitted a report in the Kahahawai revenge murder case. The findings reportedly support that Lt. Thomas Massie was not insane when he fired the pistol, challenging the defense claim of mental derangement. Co defendants include Mrs. Granville Fortescue and E. J. Lord and Albert O.
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Honolulu
T. H
Joseph Catton
San Francisco
Joseph Kahahawai
Catton
Thomas Massie
Kahahawai
Clarence Darrow
Thalia Massie
Massie
Granville Fortescue
Inlaw
E. J. Lord
Albert O
Smith and Roosevelt clash in two states this week
D Harold Oliver reports a major primary contest as Alfred E Smith and Franklin D Roosevelt wage a national fight for delegates in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts. The Stop Roosevelt movement faces its toughest test yet while Smith presses the opposition.
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Smith
Roosevelt
Washington
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Body of Moulung Teacher Found in Lonely Cabin
Mrs. B. E. Snowden, a country school teacher missing since Thursday, was found dead in a deserted cabin in Jim Hunt canyon near the Glen dale district about four miles from her school. A two-day search by ranchers and dry farmers traced her to the cabin. exposure from a blizzard is blamed.
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Trinidad
Colo
B. E. Snowden
Jim Hunt Canyon
Glendale
Last Survivor of Riel Rebellion in Canada Buried in Montana
Funeral held at Grass Range for Modeste Richelieu a Winnipeg native and possible last survivor of Louis Riel's 1885 86 army who returned with Gabriel Dumont to Fergus County He fought fiercely across Canada and lived in Montana county since then leaving one daughter and other relatives in the area
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Lewistown
Modeste Richelieu
Louis Riel
Canada
Grass Range
Richelieu
Winnipeg
Fergus County
Gabriel Dumont
Riel
Mystery yacht Marcon and Lindbergh kidnap case ties
Norfolk reports John Hughes Curtis linked to a string of incidents over the Lindbergh Jr. case. The luxury yacht Marcon, anchored near Little Creek, housed Curtis since Thursday with crew and a gray haired unidentified guest aboard.
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Norfolk
U.P
John Hughes Curtis
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
Little Creek
Marcon
Charles H. Consolvo
Baltimore
Richmond
Thursay
F. H. Lackman
Consolvo
Cook
Virginia
Snappy 1901 Model Sport Roadster Brings Former Butte Man Home
Bert Tebo, a native Butte resident until nine years ago, returns with mechanic Frank White in a 1901 Cadillac sport touring car on a 16 600 mile tour. They have logged 14 000 miles and plan a one week stay in Butte for a complete overhaul before continuing toward Detroit. Wright is noted among earlier references.
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Butte
Bert Tebo
Bert
Tebo
Frank White
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Detroit
St. Patrick's
Central High School
Wright
Prominent Misoula Student Killed in Auto Crash Near Polson
Jack Rochester 19 a State University student from Missoula died after his car overturned on a highway east of Polson. Teammate Jack Robinson 20 was slightly injured and Carleton Boettcher escaped unhurt. The trio was returning from Flathead Lake when a tire blew causing the crash.
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Polson
Jack Rochester
Missoula
State University
Here
Jack Robinson
Carleton Boettcher
Flathead Lake
Four brothers die in East Canton train auto crash
At East Canton N Y a grade crossing collision kills four Gouverneur men led by Rev Otto Helvie 34 and his brothers Zacharian 35 Louis 37 and Charles A 40 heading to a first sermon in a new charge. In Fort Wayne Ind two women and four children die when a Pennsylvania passenger train hits an automobile near Monroeville.
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Canton
N. Y
Gouverneur
Otto Helvie
Zacharian Helvie
Louis
Charles A
Constable
Malone
Fort Wayne
Ind
Pennsylvania
Monroeville
Theresa Ott
Louis Kraus
Sheldon
Kraus
Evelyn
Ruth
Gertrude
Catherine
Payne
Ohio
Stimson continues at arms conference despite illness
Geneva April 24 Henry L Stimson the American secretary of state, slightly ill, improved enough to stay in Geneva and skip a mountain rest. He has sub acute laryngitis but played golf this morning and worked this afternoon as the general commission prepares to resume debate on applying the British disarmament proposal.
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Geneva
Henry L. Stimson
Stimson
General Commission
Major Chauncey Berrien laid to rest after Mayo Hospital death
Major Chauncey Berrien assistant general manager of mines for the Anaconda Copper Mining Co. died Friday at the Mayo Hospital in Rochester Minnesota. He was buried in Moline Illinois with military honors and attended by his widow and family. He served in the Spanish American and World Wars and earned the rank of major.
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T. J. Walker
Butte
Montana Weather Forecast Main Items
The forecast covers Montana with generally fair conditions on Monday and Tuesday. Warmer temperatures are expected in the eastern portion on Monday.
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Montana
Major victory for Nazi fascists in Prussia election gains 162 seats
In Berlin the Hitler party surged to 162 of 418 seats in the Prussian diet, up from nine, with fascist allies adding about 30 seats. Together right wing blocs near 200 seats, just short of an absolute majority, forcing dependence on other groups. Premier Otto Braun’s coalition faces minority status as Hitlerites become strongest single party.
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Berlin
Adolph Hitler
Diet
Hitler Party
Prussia
Germany
Otto Braun
Fishing Gear Recovered as Helena Drowning Search Extends
In Meadow lake searchers recovered two fishing poles a dip net and a tackle box from the lake bottom while dragging for the bodies of three Helena men drowned there over a week ago. Twenty five boat crews scoured the lake as the water level fell to about three feet and the hunt resumes Monday.
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Harris Vnn
Meadow Lake
Helena
Madison Dam
Governors from all parts gather for session in Virginia
Governors from across the United States gather in Richmond to discuss state problems and celebrate George Washington's birth bi centennial. The conference excludes national politics as leaders arrive by air rail and highway. Governor James Rolph Jr. of California and Governor Fred Balzar of Nevada lead arrivals noting enjoyable cross country flights.
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Richmond
United States
Virginia
George Washington
Old Dominion
James Rolph Jr
California
Fred B. Balzar
Nevada
Rolph
el Paso
Birmingham
Balzar
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