Barkley Re-Nominated In Kentucky Democratic Primary
Unofficial returns show Senate Majority Leader Alben W. Barkley leading Gov. A. B. Chandler for renomination in Kentucky. Barkley, backed by Roosevelt forces, held a substantial lead as tabulations reached 3,336 of 4,313 precincts with about 225 thousand votes to Chandler’s 187 thousand. Local papers projected a total near 500 thousand voters. results to be completed tomorrow.
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Louisville
Alben W. Barkley
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Barkley
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Chandler
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Louisville Courier-Journal
Soviet Peace Plan Threat Violent Now Border Clash
Soviet foreign minister Maxim Litvinoff warned Japan the Soviet Union would resist Japanese attacks with the most vigorous measures, including artillery and aircraft, after talks with ambassador Mamoru Shigemitsu. A Soviet army communique said Russians drove Japanese from Siberian territory near Changkufeng amid new border incidents 250 miles north.
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Moscow
Maxim Litvinoff
Japan
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Siberian
Changkufeng
Litvinoff
Shigemitsu
Manchurian
Yamer Exonerated of Shooting by Death-Bed Statement
Grace Yamer, dying after leg amputation from a gunshot during a quarrel with husband Frank Yamer, exonerates him in a death bed statement she signed with lawyer Joseph J McCaffery. She says he was not responsible for her injury and cites drinking and nervous distress as factors.
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Grace Yamer
Frank Yamer
Yamer
Insurgent Air Attack Sinks British Ship Lake Lugano
In Palamos Spain insurgent planes attacked the British steamer Lake Lugano in an early morning raid. The ship burned fiercely after the bombing and strafing, with 27 crew aboard all unharmed. The vessel was a total loss owned by Charles Strubin and Co. of London.
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Palamos
Spain
Lake Lugano
Mediterranean
Charles Strubin and Co
London
Butte Alderman Charles S. Bone Found Dead in Car
Charles S. Bone seventh ward alderman and city employee for 35 years was found deceased in his car near Rocker after a sudden illness. Coroner Duff reported no inquest. Bone born in England resided at 1835 Texas avenue. Survived by a son in law and daughter, two brothers and two sisters in law, four nieces and nephews. wife died last January. member of Teamsters and General Laborers unions. Elected to city council in March 1937. Body at White mortuary.
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Charles S. Bone
Seventh Ward
Butte
M. F. Duff
Larry Weir
Bone
Rocker
Duff
England
Texas Avenue
Carl Anderson
William Scheele
John Dunstan
William J. Simmons
Honolulu
T. H
W. H. Scheele
Fort Peck
Teamsters’ Union
General Laborers’ Union
White Mortuary
Butte Rodeo Crowned Champions at Eighth Annual Show
The Butte rodeo wrapped with champions in bronc riding Bull dogging calf roping and dron c riding with crowds exceeding 8000 nightly. Jackie Cooper and Ray Mavity split bronc honors 322 points each Floyd Stillings third 321 points Bucky Tiffin fourth Buff Bready Jr led bull dogging 17.3 seconds two steers Nesbit second 23 seconds Campbell and McCrory tied third fourth 25.2 seconds Ralph Stanton and Hubert Sandall tied for bull riding first Buttons Yonnick placed third All Montana day honored with Lt Gov Hugh Adair in attendance.
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Butte
Jackie Cooper
Newhall Calif
Ray Mavity
Helena
Floyd Stillings
Cody
Wvyo
Bucky Tiffin
Dayton
Wash
Mavity
Buff Bready Jr
Ellensburg
Jimmie Nesbit
Novata
Okla
Dave Campbell
Reno
Nev
Mickey McCrory
Bozeman
Montana
Hugh R. Adair
Lee Rider
Storm halts new search for clipper
The Japanese foreign office told the U S State Department that a storm blocked surface ships from starting a search for the missing Hawaii clipper near the Douglas reef about 800 miles south of Japan. Vessels had sailed but were kept from search by a approaching typhoon amid a prior misunderstanding about the search.
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Washington
Japanese
Foreign Office
State Department
Douglas Reef
Hawaii
Tokyo
Boy Lost In Canadian Bush Found Safe By Hunters
A five-year old farm boy, Fernand Tessier, missing since Wednesday in the bush area 13 miles north of Sturgeon Falls, Ont, was found today by a group of farmers. He had been wandering days in the wild country but appeared little the worse for his ordeal. He was located about a half mile from his home.
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Sturgeon Falls
Ont
Fernand Tessier
Fernand
Montana Weather Forecast: Partly Cloudy, Cooler East Divide
Partly cloudy conditions expected in Montana on Monday and Tuesday. Cooler temperatures are forecast for the eastern portion near the divide on Monday.
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Montana
Safety cam paign seeks 8000 to light Harrison avenue
Widespread appeal urged today as the Chamber of Commerce sponsors a safety lighting fund. The goal is 8000 to install a modern lighting system along one mile of Harrison avenue to reduce accidents and beautify the east approach to the city. windshield stickers will be given to drivers who donate, aiming to equip most cars in Silver Bow county with the markers by week’s end. Some contributions have already been made despite the official opening not yet occurring.
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Harrison Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
Silver Bow County
Sticker Aids Safety Campaign For Boosters
Stickers are issued to all contributors supporting the safety campaign to fund a modern lighting system along Harrison avenue. The goal is to place these portable emblems on every county car to show a small investment yielding dividends by cutting fatalities and accidents.
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Harrison Avenue
Governor Reviews Montana Navy in Polson Celebration
Governor Roy E. Ayers reviews Montana's Navy on Flathead Lake during Polson celebration marking Kerr hydroelectric project completion. He hopes Navy day becomes annual to highlight water's role in state development and Flathead Lake as a major freshwater resource.
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Montana
Navy
Polson
Kerr Hydroelectric
Were. Gov
Ayers
Flathead Lake
Great Lakes
United States
Lightning Bolt Kills Three At Jacob Riis Park Beach
A bolt of lightning struck Jacob Riis Park beach sending 26 000 people fleeing. Nineteen injured including 17 felled by the shock were treated by police and ambulances with three confirmed dead and several in serious condition. Victims were residents of Brooklyn and nearby communities.
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New York
Jacob Riis Park Beach
Brooklyn
Chinese Claim New Victories Around Hankow
Chinese authorities report air force and artillery successes west of Kiukiang destroying seven Japanese ships. They claim broad victories around Hankow and Shansi, yet acknowledge Hankow may fall and foresee new campaigns after Wuhan area occupation.
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Hankow
UPI
Kiokiang
Shanghai
Shansi
Wuhan
Wuchang
Hanyang
China
Livingston Pair Killed in Park Auto Accident
In Yellowstone Park early today two Livingston Montana men were killed and two others injured when a car driven by Max Hartman of Livingston skidded off the road near Mammoth. Louis Burchetti 20 died on scene and Duane Ebert 19 died later at Park hospital. Hartman 21 and Robert Schunke 23 suffered injuries and were treated at Park hospital. The park superintendent's office.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Livingston
Mont
Park
Louis Burchetti
Duane Ebert
Max Hartman
Burchetti
Mammoth
Ebert
Hartman
Robert Schunke
the Park Hospital
Park Superintendent's
Anaconda Standard veteran paper employee dies at 75
John L. Chrystal, 75, longtime superintendent of the Standard mechanical department, former Anaconda school board member, and prominent citizen, died at his home after a long illness. Born May 16, 1863 in Oswego New York, he started in printing and worked in Oswego Syracuse and Anaconda over a lifelong career in the trade.
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Anaconda
John L. Chrystal
Anaconda Standard
Anaconda School Board
Chrystal
Standard Mechanical Department
Oswego
Mr. Crystal
N. Y
Oswego Daily Palladium
International Typographical Union
Syracuse
Standard
Syracuse Union
Wheeler Attacks Wheat Allotment Plan as Harmful to Farmers
Senator Burton Wheeler declared the government wheat allotment plan benefits farmers poorly at an oldtimers picnic in Kalispell on August 7. He said the plan failed given current prices, calling for home market protection and world sales of surpluses, and he criticized excluding high protein wheat from the program due to lack of surplus. Wheeler also reviewed his Congressional record, noting votes on some administration measures.
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Burton K. Wheeler
Wallace
Wheeler
Congress
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Ebro
Cooper
Bronco
Buff Bready
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