Schleicher Forms German Cabinet Aims Winter Truce
Gen Kurt von Schleicher completed his cabinet today and aims a parliamentary truce through winter to push on with government work. Magnus von Braun and Hermann Warmbold stayed as agriculture and commerce ministers after settling their policy dispute. Critics doubt any disarmament progress despite his iron hand wrapped in a velvet glove. Continued on Page 2 Col 4.
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Union Meetings Fail as Butte Clerks Strike Enters Second Week
The Butte Clerks union strike begins its second week with multiple meetings held yesterday and no change in stance. Clerks walked out last Tuesday after negotiations since Oct 31 collapsed last Monday night. Large stores suspend operations. smaller shops stay open with employers acting as clerks, hurting overall business as unions aim to force renewed terms for a 12 month extension of last year’s contract.
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Butte Mines
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Jane Griffiths
Grace Brown
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James T. Finlen Jr
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George Jones
N. T. Tretheway
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Andrew O'Brien
Reclamation Leaders Gather for Utah Round Table
More than sixty Western reclamation leaders including Governors Ross Balzar Clark Dern and Dr Elwood Mead were to meet in Salt Lake City for a one day round table. They aim to form a national reclamation organization and explain reclamation to the East and Midwest. Governors Rolph and Dern will attend the Western Governors Conference opening Tuesday. Proceedings will also cover freight rate controversy and the silver issue.
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Idaho
Fred B. Balzar
Nevada
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Wyoming
George H. Dern
Elwood Mead
James Rolph Jr
California
Dern
Explosions Shatter Windows on East Quartz Street
Two blasts overnight shook blocks, damaged a one story brick building at 25 East Quartz and a home at 27 East Quartz, fire followed, occupants Mr and Mrs John Connors were away. Fire Chief Martin said investigation will continue. no injuries reported. Fire at 28 Fast Gagnon Street consumed a vacant house. first blast around 2:24 a.m. and Quartz fire called at 2:14 a.m. Continued on page 2.
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Budget Offers Problem Opens Congress Test On Prohibition Repeal
Washington December 4 The seventy second congress returns for a final session with pressing budget issues and a tense three month political drama. Speaker Garner plans to bring prohibition repeal to its first big test within an hour using a procedure to ban amendments and limit debate to 40 minutes.
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Washington
Seventy-Second Congress
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Unemployment Group Outlines 1930s Home Construction Plan
The executive committee of the joint committee on unemployment urged revival of the U.S. housing board and a program to remove tenements and slums through immediate construction. It also backed direct relief payments to families, state compulsory unemployment insurance with half funded by the federal government, and efforts to stop the so called share the work movement described as an evasion of unemployment.
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Washington
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Montana Weather Forecast for Monday and Tuesday
Montana forecast shows rain or snow and colder conditions for Monday. Tuesday is unsettled with varying precipitation and temperature changes.
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Montana
Roosevelt Holds Conference With Republican Supporter
In Warm Springs Georgia President-elect Roosevelt met for two hours with Senator Bronson Cutting a New Mexico Republican ally. Cutting said independents should unite for concerted legislative action while noting continued sympathy with Roosevelt on public questions. He hinted that Republican independents fear neither punishment nor retreat.
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Economy Group To Seek Out In Veterans Funds
The National Economy league plans a $450 million cut in special veterans benefits as part of a broader program before the joint congressional committee on veterans legislation. Henry H. Curran said the move does not threaten disability compensation and William Marshall Bullitt will appear before the committee.
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Washington
National Economy League
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Henry H. Curran
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League
Trapper Convicted of Murder in Nebraska Case
Earl Treppish, 30, was convicted of second degree murder by a jury after 42 hours of deliberation in O'Neill Nebraska. The state sought the death penalty for the alleged killing of trapping partner Clarence Coy.
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Draft Alfred E. Smith for New York City Mayor Move
A group of young businessmen launched a movement to draft former Governor Alfred E. Smith for mayor in the 1933 election. Associates said Smith was unaware of the drive while a non-partisan committee urged radical city government reform and named Smith as the logical leader for reorganization.
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Alfred E. Smith
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al Smith
Dying Request of French Woman Sparks Cemetery Wine Debate
In Toulon a dying widow Madame Lucie Berry asked in her will that a bottle of red wine and a glass stay beside her grave for visitors. After burial a table with wine drew many visits and broke the sexton’s day. Officials consider replacing wine with water at the grave.
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Toulon
France
Lucie Berry
Walker to push Senate control as Hinsdale vote remains uncertified
Senator Walter Walker of Colorado moves to Washington to help Democrats gain one more vote in the Senate. Karl C. Schuyler leads Walker by 1,056 votes but Hinsdale county’s missing report delays certification. Schuyler will become Colorado’s senator once certificates reach Washington.
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Mass Homecoming Planned for Convicted Kansas City Leader
Conrad H. Mann Kansas City Chamber of Commerce president was convicted in New York of federal lottery law violations. Ruby D. Garrett said spontaneous support from friends would greet Mann on his return to Union Station, while he and two co defendants faced the charity frolic and dance enterprise case tied to the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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Kansas City
Conrad H. Mann
Women prayers sweep suburbs for repeal vote protest
A group of Women’s Christian Temperance Union members prayed at sunrise in a Geneva church and planned more stops as they protest possible repeal of prohibition. In Washington, Speaker Ganer will soon open sessions as the house prepares to vote on the repeal issue.
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Geneva
St Charles
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Washington
Ganer
Women Urged to Wear Mourning If Dry Law Repealed
Mrs. Henry W. Peabody of the Women's National Committee for Law Enforcement warned that legalized liquor would cost more lives than war. Speaking at Foundry Methodist church she urged American women to wear deep mourning if alcohol returns after repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Washington
Henry W. Peabody
Women's National Committee For Law Enforcement
Foundry Methodist Church
Peabody
Dillon youth near death after hunting mishap
Ed ward Bourquin a 16 year old Beaverhead county high school student, son of a Dillon police officer, is in critically serious condition at Barrett hospital after a hunting accident near Dillon. He was resting when the rifle discharged, the bullet piercing his left lung near the heart, the weapon a .22 high power rifle. Paul Stahl summoned doctors after Bourquin crawled to his nearby home for help.
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