Senate Discharges Barry Over Bribery Article
The Senate voted 53 to 17 to discharge Sergeant at Arms David S. Barry for writing a magazine article accusing members of taking bribes. The action followed judiciary committee review after Barry was referred for possible libel issues tied to Alfred E. Smith's New Outlook. Debate highlighted ethics and Smith's role in the dispute.
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Washington
U.2
Senate
Davids. Barry
Congress
Alfred E. Smith
Judiciary Committee
Barry
Sit
Glenn
Tilmois
Dickinson
Towa
Rules Committee
Walsh
Montana
District of Columbia
District
New York
New Outlook
Logan
Kentucky
Norris
Nebraska
Charles ‘F Pace
Pace
Charles M. Stevenson
United Press Capitol
Smith
Judas
Bingham
Republican
Connecticut
Alfred G. Smith
Emanuel
Cold spell tightens Montana as temperatures plunge
Antonia Barrientos, 9, dies after freezing storm in eastern Montana. A second child remains critical while another improves after sheltering in a haystack north of Savage. Butte endures subzero weather with trains delayed and roads closed as blizzards continue.
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Billings
Antonia Barrientos
Saturo Barrientos
Montana
Billings Gazette
Savage
Mont
Sidney Hospital
Butte
Rocky Mountain
Basin
Montana Power Company
Helena
Gold Creek
Stanford
Moore
Chester
Glasgow
Walker
Mystic Lake
McTaggart seeks re election as Butte mayor
Archibe McTaggart files for the Democratic nomination to seek a second term as Butte mayor. The cash basis leader touts a record of cutting city operating costs by about 200000 a year while revenues fell 165000, and credits lowered sprinkling and parking taxes by about 35 percent.
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Archie McTaggart
Butte
McTaggart
John Lindquist
Fifth Ward
Airplane Airlift Brings Sick Ranch Girl To Hospital
Nine year old Grace Stead of a remote Mount Powell basin is flown by Bert Mooney in a cabin plane through ten inches of snow to Anaconda for urgent medical care. Her father Gunder Stead and mother remained at the isolated ranch while she received treatment. The remarkable air ambulance operation underscores the severity of her heart condition and the isolation of her home.
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Mount Powell
Grace Stead
Gunder Stead
Bert Mooney
Anaconda
Stead
Senate Votes to Cut U S Operating Costs 170 Million
The Senate approved an economy bill cutting government operating expenses by over 170 million dollars annually. A 5 percent reduction order targets all department budgets for 1934, with no wage cuts. Congress preserved salaries and exempted Army Navy from cuts. The measure also grants broad executive reorganization powers to the incoming Roosevelt administration.
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Senate
U.S
Washington
U.P
Treasury-Post Office
House
Congress
Roosevelt
Ciometeen
Typd
Army
Navy
Inside Helena Branch of Regional Credit Corporation
An introductory piece outlines the Helena branch of the Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation, its mandate, and the committee and manager overseeing loan applications. It notes cooperation from government loan bodies and lists the committee members led by S. McKennan with Pigott as branch manager.
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Helena
Regional Credit Corporation
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporations
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
S. McKennan
Fred Heinecke
J. E. O'Connell
Fred B. Sheriff
H. H. Pigott
B. Wollander
Lola Bernard Wins Extemporaneous Speaking Championship
Lola Bernard a senior won first place in the Butte high school extemporaneous speaking contest and will represent the school at a district meeting. Alternate David Hoffner was chosen with judges Miss Anna English Miss Norine Killey and Miss Cora Owsley.
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Lola Bernard
Butte High School
David Hoffner
Anna English
Noriie Killey
Cora Owsley
Herbert Tunnell
Betty Lou Manley
Hugh Brisbane
Madge Scott
Barbara Hancock
Marjorie Fennimore
Robert Spiegel
Bernard Collier
Ralph Cook
Albert Weissberg
Laura Tunnell
Helen Pettibone
Britain Would End All War Debts With Two Billion Payment
London reports a cabinet survey on postwar debt suggests Britain pay a lump sum between 1.25 and 2.0 billion dollars to the United States. The payment would settle all European war debts, not just Britain’s.
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Britain
London
Ronald Lindsay
United States
Montana House Approves Chancellor Abolition and Bond Plan
Montana House recommends passage to abolish the Greater University of Montana chancellor post and hire a business manager at a limited salary. It also passes senate amendments to HB 22, a 4.5 million dollar bond issue to refund wart debt, with debates and a conference-committee push amid questions on wordy wording.
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Montana
House of Representatives
Helena
University of Montana
Board of Education
House
Senate
Duffy
Hill
Daughter 8 Crawls to Safety as Father Is Burned
Three Forks February 7. Earnest Ruegamer of Sappington was critically burned while searching his home for his daughter after a coal stove exploded. His wife and he fled. the daughter crawled to safety through a window. A neighbor drove the couple to a hospital. doctors doubt his recovery.
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Three Forks
Earnest Ruegamer
Sappington
Here
Ruegamer
Boy and Mother Reunited Seek Missing Father
Harriet Mae Palmer reunites with her son Bernard Apfeld after 25 years. She seeks to locate Bernard's father Joseph Apfeld, last known near Butte and Ennis, hoping to reconnect if alive, with no intent to disturb if he is married.
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Bernard Apfeld
Harriet Mae Palmer
Joseph Apfeld
Palmer
McTaggart
Butte
Ennis
Cook Battles Bandit on Park Street in Café Shootout
Nick Stamanitakis a Silver Moon cafe cook on 128 East Park Street fired on a bandit robbing the cafe last night. Bill Tsismanskis and Matt Molek were hit as Molek took a thigh wound and Henry Paulos ducked. Police arrived too late. the bandit fled down Arizona Street with $60 20 from the till.
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Nick Stamanitakis
Silver Moon Cafe
East Park Street
Bill Tsismanskis
Matt Moleck
Bonner Block
Molek
Henry Paulos
Arizona Street
Japan Presses Last Effort to Avert League Criticism
In Geneva on February 7 Japan's Yosuke Matsuoka announced new Tokyo instructions authorizing concessions to the League of Nations. Tokyo backs keeping Manchukuo and Manchuria status unresolved, stating this is Japan's absolute final bid to resolve the China dispute through the League’s conciliation plan.
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Geneva
U.P
Japan
League of Nations
Manchuria
Yosuke Matsuoka
League
Tokyo
Matsuoka
Manchukuo
China
Anniversary of Scout Week Opens Tonight
In Butte the twenty third anniversary of Boy Scouting in America and the sixteenth in the city will be celebrated with 103 Butte boys receiving awards at a 7 30 p m court of honor at Butte high school. Eagle rank goes to John P Hill with others earning Eagle palm life star and five year meritorious service awards. The investure of Tenderfoot rank and rededication of Scouts to oath and law are featured with Fred I Root and Earle N Genzberger steering the events.
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America
Butte
Butte High School
Paul N. Campbell
Scout
Court of Honor Examining Committee
John P. Hill
Beward Prater
Tom Barrett
Richard Babcock
Herbert Barrett
Seward Prater
Marvin Shaughnessy
Officials Await Check of Prints in Shea Slaying
The Butte case of 78 year old Johanna Shea's killing halted as police awaited blood print results from her home at 624 South Wyoming. Suspects John T. Shea and Kate Johnson remain jailed on open charges. coroner's inquest set for 1:30 pm with over a dozen witnesses.
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Shea
Johanna Shea
Butte
South
Wyoming Street
Nelson
John T. Shea
Kate Johnson
Weather forecast for Montana midweek
The forecast for Montana calls for generally fair conditions on Wednesday and Thursday with colder temperatures on Wednesday.
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Montana
Idaho House Declares 3 2 Beer Non Intoxicating
The Idaho House passed a bill describing 3.2 percent beer by volume as non intoxicating by a vote of 32 to 27 with four absent. The measure advances to the Senate for consideration.
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Boise
Idaho
House of the
Senate
Former Butte Man and Family Killed in California Crash
Edward Downes a 40 year old former Butte resident died with his wife and two children when their car collided with a steel loaded truck trailer near Banning California Sunday night Survivors include son Robert 7 Leslie 14 identified by Arthur Blood a friend of the family News reached sister in law Mrs C E Sievers in Butte who formerly hosted the Downes Mrs Sievers noted the family left town in 1928 for Spokane and later moved to California Downes formerly worked as a miner and two years ago was employed on a bridge construction project
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Edward Downes
Butte
C. E. Sievers
Montana Street
Arthur Blood
Downes
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Bandit
Park Street
H. J. Freebourn
Johnson
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