State Legislature Nearing Deadline on New Bills
Montana lawmakers push toward the 60 day session cutoff as the House sets a one day record for work. Senate speeds up with bills on license fees distribution and prospecting permits. House bills remain few compared with two years ago while the Senate shows growth in introductions. The full Senate plans to act on HB22 refunding bond measure and awaits committee of the whole action. Sheriffs travel allowances cut to eight cents per mile.
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Helena
Montana
House
Senate
Deer Lodge woman dies after Warm Springs crash
A car returning from a Butte dance wrecked near Warm Springs early Sunday injuring five Deer Lodge residents and killing Miss Lucille Morrow 25. Dr. Leo Kading Dr. H M Lamp Miss Mary Tewey and Joe Gernier were hurt. Morrow died later at Warm Springs hospital.
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Lucille Morrow
State Motor Vehicle Department
Deer Lodge
Warm Springs
Butte
Leo Kading
Kading
H. M. Lamp
Mary Tewey
Joe Gernier
Miss Morrow
James O'Dore
Cecil
Stanley Morrow
Lamp
Butte Bowlers Trapped by Five Foot Snow in Boulder
Two hundred people mostly from Butte and Anaconda were marooned near Boulder after a heavy blizzard halted the Butte Helena road. Over 100 frostbitten arrivals were treated at hotels and shelters as emergency crews ferried folks to refuge. Bowling teams from Butte were among the stranded. some rode trains home while others stayed overnight in Boulder. A 24 degree temperature drop accompanied the storm.
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Helena
Butte
Anaconda
Boulder
Butte-Helena
Windsor Hotel
John Gilstrom
Air Express
Montana City
Butte Woman Dies After Injuries From Beating Claim
Johanna Shea a 78 year old Butte resident died at St James hospital after injuries feared to have been caused by a beating in her home. An affidavit filed by Kate Johnson 37 alleges her son John T Shea 35 beat her with a stove shaker as she lay in bed. County officials continued investigation following hours of questioning.
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Johanna Shea
Butte
South
Wyoming Street
St. James Hospital
John T
Tommy) Shea
H. J. Preebourn
Kate Johnson
Wealthy youth questioned in death of Chicago girl
Albert Russell Erskine Jr., 24, adopted son of Studebaker president, was questioned by police in the death of Vera Hayburn, an unemployed stenographer who fell from the Medinah Athletic club building. She was found on a ledge on the 25th floor after reportedly leaving a corridor window. Erskine said she accompanied him and others to a nightclub and that he last gave her taxi fare. An elevator operator said she appeared at 3 a.m. stating she was going to be thirty.
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Chicago
Albert Russell Erskine Jr
Studebaker Automobile Company
Vera Hayburn
Medinah Athletic Club
Loop
Young Erskine
Athletic Club
Famed car racer runs out of gas after dinner delay
In Daytona Beach on February 5 Sir Malcolm Campbell failed to arrive for a hosts dinner. He later explained he ran out of gasoline while en route and had to walk three miles for fuel, causing embarrassment at the gathering.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Sir Malcolm
Dutch naval commander pursues mutinied ship De Zeven Provinciën
In Batavia Java on February 5 a Dutch naval commander set off in pursuit of his own ship the De Zeven Provinciën seized by mutineers. The mutiny aboard the vessel occurred over the past week and the squadron nearby moved to the scene as the pursuit continued.
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Batavia
Java
de Zeven Per
Vincien
Sumatra
Oleleh
Congress Leaders Give Up Hope For Legislation In Session
Washington Feb 5. With only 23 legislative days left in the lame duck session leaders abandon any major plans amid Senate gridlock. Democrats blame their budget, prohibition repeal and farm relief failures while awaiting a special session. Speaker Garner says further House action would be futile as major bills are stalled by appropriations. Roosevelt may assemble a new Congress by April 17 if current bills stall.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Garner
Roosevelt
Treasury-Post Office
Jehol Invasion Preparations Push Japanese Drive
Jehol invasion preparations push Japanese plans to annex Jehol to Manchukuo with steady build up of war readiness. Officials say no invasion before late February or early March and seek peaceful settlement with Chinese rebels, though hopes are slim.
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Jehol
Changchun
Manchuria
Japan
Manchukuo
Senate Demands Full Probe of Barry Gait Case
Senate judiciary committee prepares to recommend punishment for sergeant at arms David Barry while several members demand a complete inquiry into his claim that some congressmen "sell their votes for money." The issue centers on possible libel actions against The New Outlook publishers and editors Alfred E. Smith and Francis Walton.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
David
Barry
Judiciary Committee
Walsh
Montana
New Outlook
Montana Weather Forecast Sees Snow and Cold Wave
Monday brings snow and a severe cold wave east of the divide in Montana. Cold conditions persist with a generally fair Tuesday across the region.
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Montana
Divide
Eighteen Die in Colombian Political Riots
Eighteen people were killed and at least 18 injured in political clashes during a legislative election in Chinacota and related protests in three other towns. Officials reported overall quiet elsewhere in Colombia.
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Bogota
Colombia
Chinacota
Bodies of Airmens Found Near Fort Rae
The bodies of Pilot R. B. Calder and engineer A. W. Madin, missing since Jan 21 after departure for Fort Rae, were found in blizzard swept country near Fort Rae. A wrecked plane lay nearby and it is believed they were pitched to their death after the crash.
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Fort Mcmurray
Alto
R. B. Calder
A. W. Madin
Fort Rae
Northwest Territories
Navy prepares mock west coast attack in great forge drill
At San Pedro California February 5 the navy simulates a Pacific coast defense raid with 135 ships 31784 officers and men. Lexington and Saratoga lead carriers along with seven fast scout cruisers 12 destroyers and two supply ships acting as an enemy fleet in the Hawaiian area to strike the west coast.
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Naval Base
San Pedro
Calif
United States Navy
Pacific
Lexington
Saratoga
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Youth Fatally Injured in Pacific Highway Crash
Seattle February 5 Conrad Hill 22 dies of internal injuries after a collision on the Pacific highway north of the city. Miss Hannah Jones 35 a high school teacher is critically hurt with a fractured skull.
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Seattle
Conrad Hill
Hannah Jones
Pacific Highway
Here
Hill
Miss Jones
Violence rises in German cities as Hitler rises
Berlin dispatch reports a fascist student in Strassfurt shot and killed socialist mayor Herman Kasten as tensions escalate after Adolf Hitler becomes head of government. The incident follows clashes between fascists and communists with deaths and injuries across Germany and a planned press gag and curbs on assembly as elections approach.
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Berlin
Adolph Hitler
Strassfurt
Prussia
Herman Kasten
Hitler
Hans Maikowski
Joseph Zauritz
Architect Addison Mizner Dies of Heart Attack in Palm Beach
Palm Beach Fla Feb 5 Addison Mizner internationally famous architect and world traveler died today at his Palm Beach villa from a heart attack at age 60.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Addison Mizner
Palm Beach Villa
Slayer of New York girl sought in insanity asylum probe
New York Feb 5 authorities widen search for Mary O Connor 15-year-old beauty contest winner found battered along Long Island. Officials check insane asylums at Amityville Central Islip and Kings Park for possible connection with the case while Nassau County asks institutions to review inmate activity since Jan 27.
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New York
Mary O'Connor
Long Island
Amityville
Roosevelt’s yacht anchors in Bahamas on fishing trip
President-elect Roosevelt is aboard the Nourmahal, Vincent Astor’s yacht, near Stirrup Cay in the Bahamas. Radio messages to his secretary report a fine night at sea, plan to pass through Northwest Providence channel, and a later note that they anchored and would fish. Farley headquarters prepare for renewed patronage conferences at Warm Springs after recent meetings.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Foundation
Roosevelt
Bahamas
Miami
Fila
The
Bahama Islands
Nourmahal
Vincent Astor
Marvin McIntyre
Providence
Fort Lauderdale Coast Guard
McIntyre
James A. Farley
Democratic National Party
Sec
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