Mussolini Claims 12 Generals Led Santander Advance
Rome reports Premier Mussolini says twelve Italian generals commanded the Spanish insurgents' advance into Santander on the Biscay coast. The Vatican meanwhile grants de facto recognition to Franco's insurgency as the legal government of Spain. An official note confirms the Black movement.
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Vatican
Spain
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Santander
Biscay
Francisco Franco
Thompson Park Forest Fire Contained In Deer Lodge Forest
Fire originated unknown in Thompson Park within Deer Lodge National Forest. A CCC crew of 15 from Whitehall aided by local men fought the blaze, which crossed the road near the 12 Mile House. By evening cool and cloud cover reduced hazard and officials reported containment.
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Deer Lodge National Forest
Thompson Park
CCC
Whitehall
Butte
Charles A. Joy
Joy
Spectacular fire destroys machinery warehouse in Butte
A blaze last night caused about 11 500 in damage to the Butte Machinery Co warehouse and part of the Christie Fuel Co warehouse on East Aluminum street. The machinery warehouse is nearly a total loss and was partly insured. Firemen were called after 7 pm and hundreds of calls flooded the station over two hours.
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Butte Machinery Company
Christie Fuel Company
East
Aluminum Street
Machinery Company
Leonard Kaufman
Kenneth Christie
The
Fuel Company
Japan and China clash on long war front near Shanghai
Battles raged along a wavering front from the Yangtze south toward Shanghai with Japanese infantry pressing Lotien 12 miles northwest of the city while China fights to hold. Reports from London and Washington describe demands for an apology and indemnity over the Shanghai incident and U.S. warnings to both powers to respect American rights in China.
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Shanghai
Yangtze River
Tokyo
Eden
Sir Robert Clive
Foreign Office
Washington
United States
China
Japan
Forest Fire Danger Update
Fire danger noted for today with class four fire risk sparking in isolated trees and clusters. No large timber runs expected in north slopes. crown runs possible on south slopes and flats under moderate to fresh winds.
Work Reported Satisfactory on Cable Mountain Lookouts
An office routine business and inspection trip through the national forest found work satisfactory on lookouts on Cable Mountain northeast of Georgetown and Thunderbolt Peak near Basin.
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The
National Forest
Cable Mountain
Georgetown
Thunderbolt Peak
Basin
Five Nelsons Hurt In Montana Tire Blowout Crash
Five members of a St Paul family were injured near Worden Montana when a sedan tire blew out causing the car to overturn several times. Evelyn Nelson 20 suffered a fractured skull and broken leg Kenneth Nelson 21 had a severe back injury and a broken leg. Mrs Doris Nelson 25 had a slight brain concussion. Harold Nelson 26 and Melvin Nelson 23 escaped with minor injuries. The party was returning from a trip to San Diego and Seattle en route to St Paul.
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Doris Nelson
Harold Nelson
Melvin Nelson
Evelyn
Kenneth
Nelson
St. Paul
San Diego
Cal
Seattle
Wash
Montana Mountains Bar Streamlined Trains
H. A. Scandrett, president of the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific railroad, doubts stream-lined trains suit Montana's mountains due to steep grades and sharp curves. He argues reduced weight matters, speed is limited by terrain, and the public’s fancy drives the trend. He visits Swan Lake and Yellowstone Park on a combined business and pleasure trip and praises Montana’s beauty.
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Montana
H. A. Scandrett
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Mr. Seandrett
Seandrett
Seattle
J. E. Woodard
Swan Lake
Yellowstone Park
Milwaukee
Butte
Five thousand Italian troops march to eastern front
Five thousand Black Flame fascists from the Santander vanguard sped across northern Spain to aid the siege relief at Saragoza. Under General Biscacianti the force piled into military trucks and moved eastward through the Cantabrian mountains toward the Aragon front.
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Hendaye
Black Flame
Santander
Spain
Saragoza
Biscacianti
Cantabrian
Aragon Front
Funeral train carries Mellon to Pittsburgh
Andrew W. Mellon, former Treasury secretary and Pittsburgh financier, dies at 82 in Southampton New York. His funeral will be held at Fast Liberty Presbyterian Church as a special train carries his body to Pittsburgh with family members aboard.
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Pittsburgh
Andrew W. Mellon
Alaska
The
Mellon National Bank
Liberty Presbyterian Church
Mellon
Paul
David
Consulate Attack Reported in Shanghai by Japanese Troops
Reports from Shanghai say Japanese troops tried to break into the Soviet consulate building under the pretext of searching for signalers. The incident was noted by authorities in Moscow and part of ongoing tensions in the region.
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Moscow
Shanghai
Japan Presses Shanghai War as Thousands Fall
Foreign observers warned Japan would mass 100000 troops in the Shanghai area as battles rage and gunfire devastates towns. The Shanghai fight is described as a crucial test for Tokyo as reinforcements hurry from Japan to the Asiatic mainland.
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Japan
Shanghai
Tokyo
China
Bar
Roosevelt Signs Bill for Dams
The White House says President Roosevelt signed a bill authorizing a 500000 dollar appropriation for small reservoirs on western creeks. Each project may cost no more than 50000 dollars. Reclamation Bureau officials say many creeks would store irrigation water at lower costs. Advocates called the program experimental and planned expansion if successful. Western congressmen will seek the appropriation next session.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Reclamation Bureau
Roosevelt Plans Visit to Seattle and Pacific Northwest
President Franklin D. Roosevelt plans a Seattle visit and a Pacific Northwest tour late in September with Mrs Roosevelt joining him. They will stay several days with their daughter and son in law and two grandchildren. The president has been at the summer White House resuming work on domestic and foreign matters, signing the rivers and harbors bill and awaiting flood control measures on the Ohio river.
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Roosevelt
Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Seattle Post- Intelligencer
John Boettiger
The
Post-Intelligencer
the Post-Intelligencer
Hyde Park
N. Y
White House
Washington
War Department
Ohio River
New Reports of Revolution in Rumania Reach Vienna
Vienna reports a brewing Rumanian revolt with Prince Nicholas, exile return to lead the Nazi iron guard in a coup. Nicholas flew from Italy to Bucharest on business matters amid King Carol's government fear of uprising. C. Angelscu reportedly resigns as War Minister, replaced temporarily by Navy Minister N. N. Iremescu.
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Vienna
Rumania
Nicholas
Carol
Iron Guard
Nichols
Bucharest
Italy
Magda Lupescu
C. Angelscu
N. N. Iremescu
Foreign Office
Chinese Accuse Japan of Poison Gas at Nankow Pass
The Chinese embassy charged Japanese military forces in North China with using poison gas as they press Chinese troops near Nankow pass. The claim cites an official report and notes gas was reported on August 24 and 25 at Chi Yung Kwan, northwest of the pass, as Japan seeks to capture the strategic area north of Peiping.
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China
Hull
America
Japan
Washington
Nankow Pass
Chi Yung Kwan
Peiping
Montana Weekend Forecast: Partly Cloudy and Cooler
Partly cloudy weather expected across Montana this Saturday and Sunday. Cooler temperatures are forecast east of the divide on Saturday with milder conditions statewide on Sunday.
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Montana
Divide
Beery Threat Letter Targets Actor’s Adopted Daughter
Federal investigators studied a letter to Wallace Beery demanding 10000 dollars for the safety of his adopted daughter Carol Ann, age six. The Aug 27 report notes the threat to the film actor in Los Angeles as authorities examined the document.
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Los Angeles
Wallace Beery
Carol Ann
Model Weds Convicted Robber For Prison Visits
In San Francisco Helen Fox a 28 year old model married Francis Christopher Lee 35 a robber so she can visit him at Folsom prison during the next eight years Lee freed only for the ceremony and farewells He claimed seven years of known love before his San Quentin sentence and said they wed so she could visit despite Folsom rules restricting visitor relations
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Coast Prison
Ban Francisco
Helen Fox
Francis Christopher Lee
Folsom
Lee
Thomas M. Foley
Miss Fox
San Quentin
Senate committee plans hearings on farm measure
The senate agriculture committee will begin drafting general farm legislation in November for a possible special session. Two sub committees will finish public hearings in the west and south before returning to Washington. Western hearings are scheduled from Sept 30 to Oct 30 across multiple cities including Spokane Boise Great Falls and Oklahoma City.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Spokane
Wash
Boise
Idaho
Great Falls
Mont
Grand Forks
N. C
St. Paul
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Lotien
John Russell Pope
Dean of
American Architects
Pope
American Academy At Rome
New Mellon Art Gallery
Newport
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Harkness Pavilion
Montfaucon
France
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Meuse-Argonne
London
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Orient
Britain
Robert Clive
George VI
Shigeru Yoshida
Anthony Eden
Yoshida
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Presbyterian Church
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Teruel
Betwen
Madrid
Valencia
Aragon
Asturias
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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