Montana Senate Endorses Relief Report With Revenue Estimate
The Montana senate endorsed a special committee report on relief needs and revenue possibilities. It estimated $2,285,000 could be returned to the state from 13 house measures awaiting action in the upper chamber. The panel urged using the report to speed session conclusions and cautioned against building the general fund at the expense of emergency relief.
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Senate
Helena
Montana Senate
House
Grant Reed
Broadwater
E. T. Eaton
Yellowstone
Albert Holton
Garfield
Elmer Holt
Custer
M. M. Duncan
Madison
Roosevelt Peace Appeal Draws Mixed Reactions Worldwide
A United Press survey shows mixed praise and criticism for President Roosevelt's peace appeal. Britain views it as backing Pan American cooperation under U S leadership, while others caution potential U S intervention. The move is seen as influencing Anglo American rivalry and Western Hemisphere policy.
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London
U.P
Roosevelt
United Press
League of Nations
United States
America
Central
South American
Britain
Geneva
Latin-America
President to unveil next year's budget amidst debt concerns
The editor notes that the coming budget for the year starting July 1 will be presented by the president. While details are not yet available, broad concerns are examined. The National Economy League highlights a seven and a half billion dollar rise in the national debt over the past three years and ongoing increases.
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National Economy League
United States
Two Civilian Conservation Corps Workers Die in Idaho Flood
In Spokane Washington dated December 29, the swollen St Joe river near Hoyt Idaho swept away two CCC workers. James T. Morgan of Butte Montana and John Stefano of Vancouver Washington were drowned when a rowboat capsized while crossing with four colleagues. The other four survived clinging to the boat. Morgan, 36, was the son of Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan of Butte. The men worked on a road across the river from Camp F-118.
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James T. Morgan
St. Joe River
Hoyt
Idaho
Mr. Morgan
Spokane
Wash
St. Joe
Civilian Conservation Corps
Fort George Wright
Elizabeth Morgan
Butte
Mont
John Stefano
Vancouver
Bootleggers Buy Legal Whiskey Amid Raid News
Butte bootleggers made large purchases at the city liquor store. Manager William Webb reported the busiest day since opening, with $1,900 in sales, many customers buying case lots. He noted raids by revenue officers boosted demand for “good booze” and that cheaper whiskey stock ran low while pricier brands remain. A new shipment was expected today.
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Butte
William Webb
Webb
National Eagles President to Visit Butte Aerie
George Nordlin national president of the Eagles will visit Butte Aerie No 11 on February 9 during a Northwest lodge tour. Nordlin a St Paul Minn state senator is seen as a strong speaker with a message for Eagles in this region. His Montana stop other than Helena is planned at Butte with invitations extended to district lodges.
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George Nordlin
Northwest
Eagles’ Lodge
Butte Aerie No
Jack Rowe
Nordlin
Sian
St. Paul, Minn
Montana
Helena
Montana Weekend Rain Snow Outlook
Montana forecast calls for occasional rain or snow Saturday with cooler conditions in the north and west. Sunday remains unsettled with more rain or snow west and colder conditions in the south and extreme east.
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Montana
Attack at Talvite Home Leaves Victim Critical
Annie Talvite suffered multiple stab wounds and a punctured lung in a Thursday afternoon assault by her husband John Talvite at their 415 East Granite street home. He is held under technical arrest as doctors weigh charges based on her recovery.
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Annie Talvite
John Talvite
St. James Hospital
Talvite
East
Granite Street
Masonic Lodges To Induct New Officers Tonight
Six Blue lodges will install officers at the Masonic temple with Lester Marvin of Billings Montana grand master presiding. Mt Moriah lodge No 24 hosts five Butte and one Walkerville lodges as they meet at 7 oclock to install officers including Hugh T Pritchard and H B Hirsh among others.
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Butte
H. B. Hirst
Mount Moriah Lodge
H. E. Callison
Monitor Lodge
Chorge M. Martin
Silver Bow Lodge
Hugh T. Pritchard
Butte Lodge
C. C. Good
Highland Lodge
Clyde F. Reed
Summit Valley Lodge
Masonic Temple
Lester Marvin
Billings
Montana
Mt. Moriah
Walkerville
Henry B. Hirsh
Mt. Moriah Lodge
Harry J. Davies
A. P F. G. Wearne
Harry Blair
W. F. Noyes
George Gieser
J. R. Crawford
John Eathorne
Fred Baxter
Joe Watson
A. W. Jones
Fred Oates
Tyler
H. B. Hirsh
James P. Moore
J. H. Defermier
George T. Beach
George W. Craven
A. H. Copple
Banquet Ticket Rush as Supply for Frank C Walker Event Ends
Sale of tickets for the Frank C Walker banquet at the New Finlen closed at 3 yesterday with Anaconda Dillon and other Montana towns clamoring for more. Anaconda vowed to attend despite no tickets left while Dillon sought extra reservations and Missoula Deer Lodge and Helena callers pressed Dr Shanley for any overflow.
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Frank C. Walker
New Finlen
Montana
Anaconda
Shanley
Missoula
Deer Lodge
Philipsburg
Dillon
Bozeman
Livingston
Helena
Great Falls
Three Nabbed for Chinook Officials
Less than an hour after Chinook officials reported three men wanted, Butte police arrested Lowell Crabb Neal Magelby and Avery Hutchinson for leaving Chinook without paying a board bill. They are held in the city jail awaiting Chinook officer arrival.
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Chinook
Butte
Lowell Crabb
Neal Magelby
Avery Hutchinson
Mooney, Hannigan
Aleksick
Snow Falls Possible in Butte Today
A falling barometer last night suggested Butte may see another snow flurry today as a low pressure area from the West coast moves in. Temperatures stayed high yesterday with 41 degrees at 9 p.m., and high readings were observed across the state.
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Butte
Flood Threat Grows as Rain Drenches Wallace Area
Heavy rain and rapid snowmelt push streams beyond banks in Wallace Idaho. Creeks and rivers flood streets, wash out highways and railroad tracks, ruin homes, sever telephone and telegraph lines, with about a million dollars in damage already recorded in the past week.
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Wallace
Idaho
Placer Creek
Camp Fire Girls to Entertain at New Year Breakfast
Camp Fire guardians will entertain 300 Camp Fire Girls at 11 oclock New Year morning in the Y M C A banquet rooms. J G Ragsdale city superintendent of schools will be principal speaker with Rev E J Groeneveld giving the invocation. Ruth Kelley is toastmistress and Treble Clef club provides music under Mrs Paul Bailor. Muriel Ralph is general breakfast chair assisted by Margaret Nagle and Mrs Frances Barrr.
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J. G. Ragsdale
E. J. Groeneveld
First Presbyterian Church
Ruth Kelley
Treble Clef Club
Paul Bailor
Muriel Ralph
Margaret Nagle
Frances Barr
Ruth Nicol
Frances McCarthy
Freda Tretheway
Darlington
Muriel Brown
G. O. Gaustad
Janet McLanahan
Katie McMullen
Janet McLenahan
State of siege ordered as Argentina quells rebellion
Argentina imposes an indefinite state of siege after a radical anti-government revolt in Rosario and Santa Fe. The government reports 20 dead and widespread violence in four provinces, with authorities enforcing strict censorship and curbing unrest by force. Police arrest hundreds as radicals disrupt public order.
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Buenos Aires
Rosario
Santa Fe
Argentina
Virgin White Pine Forest Near St. Regis Preserved
Missoula December 28. Preservation of an old growth virgin white pine forest along the Yellowstone trail near St. Regis is announced by Evan W. Kelley regional forester. Anaconda Copper Mining Co and the United States forest service exchange land and stumpage to create a museum site with a public camp ground. The deed involves over 4500 acres near Mullan gulch St. Regis river and Lolo creek under a 1922 act guiding land value exchange.
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Missoula
Evan W. Kelley
Reginal Forester
Anaconda
Piace
Mullan Gulch
St. Regis River
Lolo Creek
Silver Fight Looms Over Roosevelt’s Winter Session
President Roosevelt enters the 73rd Congress with confidence in maintaining rigid control. Veterans expect sound and fury with few rebellions as money tax and veterans’ compensation loom. Senator Norris signals voting against the administration and for veterans. Capitol Hill complains treasury books hide the true deficit. Republicans seek to split party lines. gentle gestures noted.
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Capitol Hill
Treasury
Baby flown 1400 miles after brain operation
Dr Walter E Dandy reported five month old Sue Trammell who was flown 1400 miles from Houston Texas to Baltimore for brain surgery is doing very well. He said she should be ready to go home in two or three weeks and later noted she is doing splendidly.
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Baltimore
Walter E. Dandy
Sue Trammell
Houston
Texas
Sue
Boy fatally injured by power grinder at Beaverhead Fox farm
Gail Baum eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Elwood Baum was fatally hurt at Beaverhead Fox farm near Dillon when his clothing got caught in a power feed grinder shaft. He died en route to Barrett hospital after the accident this afternoon. The boy, in second grade at Dillon training school, was watching his father at work. The family is well known locally.
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Gail Baum
Fox Farm
Dillon
Beaverhead Fox Farm
Elwood Baum
Barrett Hospital
Baum
Butte
Beaverhead
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