Drowned Butte Man's Body Not Recovered In Idaho River
More than 200 men labored day and night to find James T. Morgan age unknown son of Mrs Elizabeth Morgan 705 Schley street CCC worker who drowned in the St Joe river near Hoyt Idaho on December 29 efforts hampered by high water and a two shift drag in daylight and patrols at night the search continues as his mother asks for his recovery.
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Butte
Idaho River
James T. Morgan
Elizabeth Morgan
Schley Street
CCC
St. Joe River
Hoyt
Idaho
Montana Senate approves three relief bills for $911,000
A Montana Senate special committee backed three relief measures to raise $911,000 in relief funds. The plan centers on inheritance tax, beer and liquor control revenues, with House approval of Moss bill amendments on liquor proceeds. The panel also outlined smaller general fund needs and capitol reconstruction costs.
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Helena
Montana
Senate
Legislative Branch
Grant Reed
Broadwater County
Ernest T. Eaton
Billings
Elmer Holt
Miles City
M. M. Duncan
Virginia City
House of Representatives
Dellno
Pauline
House Conference
Senate Committee
12 year old mother gives birth in Syracuse hospital
Ellen Marie Walsh, 12, became the mother of a seven pound nine ounce daughter in a Syracuse hospital Tuesday. Mother and child are reported well. Walsh is married to Theodore Walsh, a CWA worker.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Ellen Marie Walsh
Theodore Walsh
CWA
Bogus whiskey probe under way in Chicago and Illinois
Government agents launched a drive to seize counterfeit liquor in Chicago and northern Illinois after repeal. The operation targets bogus whiskies wines and cordials described as worse than late prohibition days and aims to arrest violators.
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Chicago
Illinois
County opens year with 70847 dollar general fund balance
Silver Bow county reports a 1934 start balance of 70 847.86 in the general fund as approved by the clerk and recorder. Total funds total 419 130 64 with December receipts 53 425 53 and expenditures 255 033 69.
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Silver Bow County
Mervin Dempsey
John Holland
Silverites Hopeful on Early Silver Policy Action
Rumors of White House moves to lift silver value circulated in senate circles as President Roosevelt weighs further steps after a recent remonetization. Senator Thomas of Oklahoma withholds his plan for a senate sub committee while western silver state senators report Roosevelt is not fully satisfied with current results.
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Washington
Jan
White House
Senate
Thomas
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Youth narrowly saves life from accidental gun discharge
Cecil Fuller, 19, of the Bawden apartments in Butte, was cleaning a 22 caliber pistol when it discharged, the bullet deflecting off a rib near his heart and lodging near the elbow. He was treated at St James hospital by Dr. W A Reichle and released back to his grandmother's care.
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Cecil Fuller
Bawden Apartments
South
Montana Street
W. A. Reichle
St. James’ Hospital
Fuller
Reichle
C. C. Fuller
Anaconda
East Helena
Bawden
Edith Fuller
Butte
Bryan girls denied admission to Texas A and M college
Twelve Bryan girls were denied entry to Texas A. and M. College after a mandamus petition led by W. C. Davis. The board argued A and M. was a male school and that women were not biologically adapted to its work.
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Bryan
Texas
Texas A. & M. College
W. C. Davis
Aggie
Chinese Rebels Set for Battle in Fukien Province
Fukien revolutionary leaders massed troops in the northern part of the province ahead of a nationalist counter-movement from Nanking. The border area near Fukien and Chekiang remained tense with no fighting reported at dusk.
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Foochow
Fukien
Nanking
Pukien
Chekiang
Montana Weekend Weather Forecast Warm and dry
Montana forecast calls for generally fair skies Saturday and Sunday with cooler conditions east of the divide on Saturday.
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Montana
Divide
Global employment improves. US leads rise in index
A world wide improvement in employment, led by the United States, is noted in an international labor office communique. In the United States the employment index rose markedly to 73.5 in October, up from 59.6 in October.
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Labor Office
Geneva
United States
International Labor Office
Ion
Sister and Brother Separated By Operating Rooms
Ill siblings Ann Sullivan and Michael Sullivan were rushed to St James Hospital within hours of each other for appendicitis surgery. Ann, 20, and Michael, 18, are daughter and son of Mrs. Ann Sullivan of 19 East La Platte Street. They rest well after operations.
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St. James Hospital
Ann Sullivan
Michael Sullivan
East la Platte Street
T. J. B. Shanley
Roosevelt Plans Long Range National Resource Program
President Roosevelt disclosed that he is considering a permanent long-range national resource conservation program to extend beyond the present emergency effort. The plan would perpetuate Tennessee Valley projects and build on work already begun, with details to follow.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Tennessee Valley
Glaring Eyed What-Is-It Stirs Loch Ness Scene
In Inverness Scotland on January 5 a mysterious amphibian monster is sighted near Loch Ness by about 150 people. It is described with a long neck small head two front flippers two hind legs and large oval eyes atop its head. Three toed tracks and a goat skull seen nearby draw crowds hoping to glimpse the creature.
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Inverness
Scotland
Loch Ness
Thriller murder case uncovered in Detroit
Police find 17 year old Charles Bertle dead in his home on a couch in a grotesque scene. Coroner Knobloch says death by strangulation with evident torture suggests a fiendish motive.
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Detroit
Urc
Charles Bertle
Central High School
E. J. Knobloch
Britain Supports Arms Parity for Germany
Rome January 5 Sir John Simon British foreign secretary said he favored granting arms parity to Nazi Germany. In an interview before leaving for Paris and returning to London he stated that Hitler’s demands for armament equality with the other major powers should be met.
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Rome
John Simon
Nazi Germany
John
Paris
London
Adolf Hitler
Overthrow Threat Frontier Cabinet Ties in Paris Report
Paris report says Premier Chautemps and President Lebrun discussed a grave threat to overthrow the French cabinet after the Bayonne pawnshop collapse cost investors 40 million dollars. The half hour meeting highlighted political risk and investor losses.
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Paris
Bayonne
Chautemps
Albert Lebrun
Roosevelt wins key budget battle and outlines fiscal plan
The administration secured a decisive budget victory as the House passed the liquor tax bill 388 to 5. President Roosevelt pressed appropriations to stay within his budget limits and urged quick action. He outlined plans to back farm credit bonds and proposed a federal trade commission as an NRA dispute court.
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
House Appropriations Committee
House
Buchanan
Texas
Appropriations Committee
J. Hamilton Lewis
Finois
Senate
Congress
Farm Credit Administration
Federal Trade Commission
NRA
White House
Students campaign for new high school in Butte
Students pledged to support a new high school in Butte as assemblies inspired total involvement. They will persuade parents and neighbors, speak at civic clubs, and make radio talks ahead of an $800000 bond election with a federal loan partial gift. Sam Parker outlined tasks for maximum vote turnout.
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Butte
Butte High
Sam Parker
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Farley
National Democatic Committee
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County Hospital
Anna Talvite
East
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John Talvite
James McDonald
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