Higher Income Figures Stir Debate Over Farm Secretary’s Report
Washington reports the agriculture department estimates a U S farm income rise to 9 01 billion in 1935 driven by heavier production. Crop income 3 4 billion, livestock and products 4 29 billion, and benefits 480 million. Compared with 1934 totals, crops up 32 percent and livestock 66 percent, while AAA payments dip about 114 million. Scott Wallace notes higher prices and acreage limitations influenced the totals amid policy discussions.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
United States
Wallace
Department
Eugene ‘Talmarige
New Deal
AAA
Roosevelt Targets Budget Balance as Debt Tops 30 Billion
The 1937 budget aims to slow the public debt now at 30.56 billion dollars, nearing the end of Roosevelt’s fiscal year. Officials press to align expenditures and receipts for 1938 with a focus on relief costs, public works funding, and unemployment aid while forecasting rising needs from winter and the economic strain of the era.
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Roosevelt
Ballet
Worke Proeness
Tellef
Tr Fiacalvo
Rendy Ces
Uie
Treasury
Yolls
Rettef
Harry L. Hopkins
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Mussolini Rallys Crooked Europe In War Tone
Mussolini denounced crooked Europe and urged continued war in a rally noted for his warning of a proletrian battle against egoism. The event included mass weddings and national symbols as crowds supported Italy’s stance amid Franco British proposals. Economic updates followed, detailing December tax surpluses, borrowing needs, and relief program strains under Roosevelt era policy.
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I . Duce
Pontine
Tiebets
Europe
Grand Council
Italy
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Donna Rechele Mussalini
Doria Pamphilia
Pontlia
Baile Setasals
Gost
Council Pictok Rules For Garg (Continued From Page 1)
Mayor Charles Hauswirth, as chief of police after the death of Jere Murphy last September, was again presented for confirmation but denied approval by one vote. He received six votes for and six against, and was reappointed. The council also accepted City Clerk Shay’s resignation. A proposed Bluebridge overpass to replace the dangerous crossing at Montana Street was approved with local labor preference. bid letting to be opened tomorrow by the state highway commission. The meeting covered city finances, equipment, and notices, including a $998,821.60 bill list and plans for a skate carnival at Clark Park January 18 and 19.
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Charles Hauswirth
Jere Vw. Murphy
T. R. Morgan
Roy, Beadle
May Tridgen
Herbert Hauswirth
Pred Seu_bert
J.T. Aul- San
Joe Duffy
Dennis Pampatrick
T. A. Morgan
M. D. O'Connell
Hauswirth
Shicl
Sullivan
Bir
Shay
Pyw
Ciry
Floyd Fiuent
City Aleck
Isnay
N. P. Windwet
Montana
Lie
State Highway Commission
Montana Street
Ely
Amit
Texas Company
Texas
Broadway
Main
Texan
Kisling
Fitzpatrick
Anmual
Clarkpark
John Lindaurst
Joseph Francis
Meyer Hauswirth
Lubiorie
Ray Hurt
WPA
Montane
Washington
Arizoteh
Ttaho Streets
Granite Street
Toleho and
Park
Galena
Dakota
Giver Row Bear Dealers
Auzocla
Peace hopes fade as Italo-Ethiopian conflict renews
Reports from Geneva and Rome depict stalled peacemaking as Italy pushes a corridor through Eritrea amid sanctions talks. Ethiopian gains along the Tokkaze river front are reported, with claims of heavy Ethiopian and Italian casualties. Simultaneously in Paris, former premier Herriot resigns amid party rifts threatening Laval’s coalition and France’s stability.
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Trance
Dritalo
Ethiopia
Italr
Teague
Nalon Council
Gounell
Paris
Samileh Heart
Britteh
Hoare-Lava
Italy
France
Britain
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Cotmell
Sarnse
Blarre Laval
Frante
League
Etlogia— ix
Metta
Eritrea
Red Sea
Assad
Reiiy
Renee
Rentto Musson
Nesse
City council discusses license cuts and payroll items
A petition seeks reducing the city license from 200 to 100 yearly while officials review salary restoration for John Iden after a 21 day absence. Tax refunds were requested by Ed O Keefe and Carl Smith. November payrolls totaling 15 679 8 were approved along with December half payrolls and various refunds and judgments. Next meeting set for January 2, 1936 due to New Year’s Day.
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Tion
Poterman
John Iden
Imsanes
Ed O'Keefe
Carl Smith
Coral
Alaums
Burney Rice
Kidnapping case grips town amid ransom and escape
A boy reported missing from a New York apartment was found bound on Old York Road seven miles east of Doylestown after a five day disappearance. Police say a $25,000 ransom was paid and the youth suffered exposure and hunger before rescue by local youths Robert Keaner Mar Riskin and Lance Smith. Doctors say no severe injuries, but the case triggers political turmoil abroad with Foreign Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare resigning and Anthony Eden tipped as his successor amid a debate over Italy and Ethiopia policy.
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Totes
Ila Faneily
Kidpaper
Doylestown
Tle
Doylestown Smermeney Hospital
New York
London
Samuel Hoare
Tonlent
Ethiopia
Young Capé
Anthony Eden
Stanley Haldwin
Faen
Paris
Geneve
Italy
Baldwin
Samuel
House of Commons
Bir Bamur
Renee
Butte Man Dies at 82 in Local Notice
A Butte resident aged 82 of 113 West LaPlatte Street died last evening. The body is at Richards Funeral Home. A mineral will notice will appear in later papers.
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West LaPlatte Street
Richards Funeral
Minertl
Obituary notices from Butte region funeral homes
Eugene E Murphy died last evening as son of Mr and Mrs Jerry D Murphy of 1005 Caledonia Street. Funeral held privately Friday morning. Patrick T Boyle funeral scheduled for Daly Mortuary Thursday at 9 with high mass at St Patrick's at 3:30 and burial in St Patrick's Cemetery.
Emma Miller funeral arrangements at Duggan's Merrill Mortuary
Remains of Mrs Emma Miller may be viewed in the State room at Duggan's Merrill Mortuary pending funeral plans. Card of thanks from the Boyd Robinson Bridges and Boyer families expresses gratitude for kindness after the death of Walter and Frank. Mary Hoyer remains at daughter D Mahagin's home 1688 Gaylord arenas. funeral Thursday at 2 PM to St John's Church.
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Daly-Shea
Idaho
Miller
Emma Miller
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
Walter
Mio Frank
Boyd
Sisters of St Foie, Hospital
Robinson
Bridges
Ex-Butte Beauty Steck Dies in Hotel Fall Tragedy
Olga Steck, once a noted stage performer in Butte, died after plunging from a hotel window while in room with promoter Malkins. Police question Malkins, Saxe, and others as investigators pursue a possible quarrel or conflict before the fall. Steck, 34, who had a noted theater career in Butte and on the Pacific coast, left behind siblings in California.
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Malkias
Allen McGinn
Los Angles
Bond
Quarre
McGinn
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Mathins
Les Securities
Olen
Matkins
Olga
Mrh Bickleey
Isuth
Clatkins
Polite
New York
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Patifttz
Charles Titles
Dullea
Steck
Saxe
Malkins
Bensused
Olga Steck
Butte
Fox Theater
Old Empire Theater
Main Street
Uncle Dick" Sutton
Sutton
Pacific Coast
New York City
Gruntway
Kolb
Dill
South Dakota
Lin Garfieie School
Aisters
California
Dodgson Rites Arranged After Death At Ranch Home
At the family ranch home five miles west of Wise Butler last evening, William Tyson Dodgson died. The body awaits funeral arrangements with White's Funeral Home. Time and place to be announced later.
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Dodgson
Wise Btyer
William Tyson Dodgson
Wiite
River Rancher 19 Called by Death at Wise River
A River Rancher 19 died last night at the ranch home five miles west of Wise River after a long illness. The body is at White's funeral home. Surviving relatives include widow Clara a son Claud and daughter Dilias of Wise River mother Mrs Maude Maloney of Suttle sisters in law and a brother in law and many cousins from Melrose Dewey Butte and Virginia City.
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Wise River
White
Clara
Claud
Dilias
Hus
Maude Maloney
Suttle
Ottiera
Isanc Dodgeoi
Sherman Dodgeon
Melrose
Roland Madden
Virginia City
Isaac Dodgeon
Frank Stage
Butte
Lee Simos
Dewey
Weldon Truman
George Dolgeon
Wise Rivet
Walter Winchell Beaten by Nazis in New York
Broadway columnist Walter Winchell accused two men of attacking him near a Seventh Avenue barber shop. He said one struck him on the mouth and the other on the neck, then the assailants fled as he sought quick barber shop repairs.
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New York
Walter Winchell
Winchell
Seventh Avenue
Jim
Winehell
Hit Run Driver Gets Jail In Havre
Edward Gomke a local farmer pleaded guilty to a hit and run charge after the death of a year old Tommie Trotchie and was sentenced to one year in county jail with 11 months suspended. Also notes graduates from Butte high and alumni at local schools. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1448 meets tonight by the courthouse with a benefit card party and Christmas party plans.
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Havre
Edward Gomke
Tommie Trotchie
Dutts Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Msey
Post
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Walter Shay
Peage
Officiels
Rome
Tokkaze
Askuria
Asmara
Ind
Aksum
Efrain
Radical-Socialist
Edoward Herriat
Herriat
Pierra Laval
Coaliion
Herriot
Laval
Lave
Ater
Hoare-Laval
Perty
Ife
Tarai
Kvonap
Ministry of Merchant Marine
Oters
Joseph Richards
Merrill Mortuaries
Pat R. Gagner
Bulle
Monlaca
Montene
Butte Beauty Dives
Ralido
Thomas Jr
Robert
I Montezume
Sapte Crus
Beck
Matking
Lyle Paytor
Stockton
Gaytith Dulles
Wurtitzer
Sherman & Reed Funeral Directors Bay
Artz. Sts
White's Funeral Home Funeral Directors and Embalmers
West Park Street
ASE River Rancher
Bome
Leland Stanford University
Peto Alto
Cal
Jack Newenet
John Morse
James Poort
Butte High School
Stanley Marks
Jack Lynch
Omura High School
Alimni
Him
Seym
Cy ‘i
Mie
Gordons
Pennsylvania
Pao
von Ilewnat
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