Senate blocks Stafford and rejects Kelly appointment in Montana
Montana Senate halts further consideration of A H Stafford as agriculture commissioner and rejects Gov. Cooney's pick J T Kelly Castagne of the Montana Farmers Union. After 40 days of deliberations the chamber votes 17 to 32 to sustain opposition and suspend action on the cabinet post.
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Stafford
Kelly
Helena
Montana Senate
A. H. Stafford
Gallatin County
Frank H. Cooney
J. T. Kelly
Castagne
Montana Farmers’ Union
Senate
Mystery Man Claims Lindbergh Baby Alive On Road Clearing For It
Debate opened on the St. Lawrence treaty with Canada as reservations to curb objections surface. Senators questioned by Pittman on Lake Michigan internationalization and water diversion to the Mississippi. Clark and McKellar pressed concerns about public and Republican support amid opposition to funding Canadian labor and seaport interests.
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Mystery Man
Washington
Jan
St. Lawrence
Senate
Canada
Lake Michigan
Mississippi
Chicago Drainage Canal
Pitman
McKellar
Tennessee
Clark
Missouri
Pittmann
Foreign Relations Committee
Pittman
Missourian
Vandenberg
Michigan
Seaway
Wagner
New York
French Premier Chautemps Fends Off Confidence Vote
Paris January 12 The chamber of deputies backed Prime Minister Camille Chautemps 360 to 229 in a confidence vote defending his plan to clean up the Bayonne pawnshop scandal. A second vote on investigating the affair drew 376 to 215 in support of Chautemps promises to probe personally without sparing names.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Camille Chautemps
Bayonne
France
Serge Stavisky
M. Chautemps
Edouard Herriot
New liquor tax law reels in early revenue over 645000
The new liquor tax law began the first day of operation with estimated receipts over 645000. January revenue projected around 20000000 based on 2 per gallon rate, with potential further gains if import restrictions eased. Administrator Choate urged calm to avoid boosting bootleg liquor and noted pledges of cooperation from governors.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Nevada
Hawaii
Roosevelt
Treasury, Agriculture and Alcohol Control
Joseph H. Choate
Today and Tomorrow by Walter Lippmann
The article analyzes the Minnesota moratorium case and how the Supreme Court may regard new legislation. It emphasizes the federal power to protect the vital interests of the people and cites Justice Hughes and Marshall to frame constitutional principles guiding future rulings.
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Supreme Court
Minnesota
Mortagagors
Hughes
Marshall
Vacation Starts As School Burns
Fifty grade and high school pupils began an indefinite vacation after a fire of undetermined origin destroyed their school building in Craig. The $6,000 structure was insured and rebuilding plans were discussed.
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Craig
Value of Montana metals produced rises in 1933
The 1933 value of gold, silver, copper, lead and zinc from Montana mines totaled 8,469,580 dollars, up 1,612,843 from 1932. Increases come from lead zinc ore at Butte and higher metal prices, while output declines at some Butte mines. Gold, silver, lead, and zinc outputs rose. copper fell.
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Montana
T. H. Miller
Paul Luff
United States Bureau of Mines
Department of Commerce
Butte
Value of estate of late Senator Walsh listed at 18269
Helena January 12 The value of the estate of the late Senator Thomas J Walsh is placed at 18269 in an inventory and appraisement filed in district court. Real estate in Broadwater Meagher and Gallatin counties furniture Walsh home Helena Washington apartment mining stock and US government bonds are listed. William Scallon law partner is administrator. Walsh died last March before taking the attorney general post in Roosevelt's cabinet.
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Helena
Thomas J. Walsh
Broadwater
Meagher
Gallatin
Walsh
Washington, D. C
United States
William Scallon
Roosevelt
Walker names Romney state director for Emergency Council
Frank C. Walker announces 44 state directors for the national emergency council to oversee NRA and AAA compliance and to establish information bureaus. Miles Romney named Montana state director, based in Helena, a weekly publisher who twice ran for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination.
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Walker
Romney
Emergency Council
Washington
Frank C. Walker
National Emergency Council
NRA
AAA
Consumers’ Councils
Montana
Miles Romney
Hamilton
Helena
Coldest Winter Yet in Butte Record Low
Four below zero at 7 yesterday morning marked the coldest in the present winter for Butte. The temperature rose to 28 by last night at the airport. The weatherman cited a high barometer, no storm in sight, and suggested only moderately cold temperatures for Saturday.
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Butte
Montana Weather Forecast Breathes Warmth East
Weather forecast for Montana calls for generally fair conditions in the eastern portion. Snow is likely in the western area over Saturday and Sunday with warmer temperatures expected in the east on Saturday.
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Montana
Man Receives Mysterious Telephone Instructions From Wisconsin Judge
A Los Angeles man claimed knowledge of the Lindbergh kidnapping and spoke with Louis Oaks, former LA police chief, over ten days. The man said the baby was alive in San Diego. he fled when police planned to arrest him. He also spoke by long distance with a Green Bay judge who warned against turning suspects to police.
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Los Angeles
Louis Oaks
Oaks
Baltimore
San Diego
California
Green Bay
Wis
Green Bay Party
Washington approves state liquor plan after 40 day fight
Olympia Washington January 12 The state liquor plan approved by the legislature ends a 40 day battle over control legislation. Beer and wine by the glass and hard liquor would be sold at state stores under Governor Martin's advisory commission proposal. The special session adjourns tomorrow.
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Olympia
Wash
Washington
Martin
Advisory Liquor Commission
Demise of Fireman John Cline Probed by Coroner
Coroner Don Murphy investigated the death of 69 year old fireman John M Cline in Butte after a heart attack at the Dorothy block. Cline had talked with Murphy an hour before collapsing and died at 101 East Granite street. He served since 1912 and was highly regarded by fellow firefighters. Surviving siblings reside in Omaha. Body at Duggan mortuary.
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John M. Cline
Butte
Don Murphy
East
Granite Street
Cline
Dorothy Block
Ma Kennedy
John Cline
Fred Martin
Omaha
Duggan Mortuary
Crooner Vallee Denies Wife Planned Rendezvous With Other Men
The New York case reports Rudy Vallee accusing his estranged wife Fay Webb Vallee of arranging meetings with other men. An affidavit cites recordings and a dancer Garfield Leon as the alleged contact. The appellate court upheld Vallee’s right to pursue a Mexican divorce.
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Alice Faye
Rudy Vallee
Los Angeles
Vallee
Fay Webb Vallee
Rudy
Miss Faye
Comec
New York
Crooner
Rudy Valee
Darling
Leon
Man Seriously Hurt As Intruder Strikes With Cleaver
Albert Windsor a 45 year old janitor of the Vroom block at 341 South Arizona street was struck by a butcher style cleaver wielded by a man known as Black Mike. Windsor suffered three deep cuts including two scalp wounds and a neck laceration. He was treated at St James Hospital and released. The assailant reportedly entered the block three times and Windsor says he drove him away twice.
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Black Mike
Albert Windsor
Vroom
South
Arizona Street
St. James’ Hospital
Windsor
Ogden Banker Named Assistant Secretary of Treasury
Marringer Eccles of Ogden Utah was appointed assistant secretary of the treasury to oversee banking and financial issues. He heads the First Security corporation with 28 Utah Wyoming and Idaho banks and chairs Utah’s civil works administration, following Earl Baillie’s resignation amid congressional criticism over past banking ties.
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Washington
Marringer
Eccles
Ogden
Utah
Promise carried out administration measure to put bus lines
ST. PETERSBURG Fla Jan 12 Officials and agency directors of New York Life Insurance company at their annual convention were advised by President Thomas A Buckner not to worry about the government monetary standard He said the currency should remain gold backed and the American dollar will continue to be sound and buy goods at reasonable prices despite government changes
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
New York Life Insurance Company
Thomas A. Buckner
Buckner
Roosevelt Seeks Authority on Gold Stock and Budget Move
Congress passed the economy law extension without a roll call vote amid Roosevelt’s push for spending measures. Gold bullion centers drew attention as the president weighed how to shift gold from Federal Reserve vaults to the Treasury, signaling potential steps in the monetary program. Roosevelt held silent on immediate actions, including any plan to seize the $3 billion in gold.
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Washington
Jan
House
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Livestock Men Reject Taylor Bill in Nation Meeting
In Albuquerque on January 12 the American National Livestock Association debated for nearly two hours and voted 197 to 425 against endorsing the Taylor bill. The group adopted a minority report urging cession of the public domain to the eleven western states, led by Wyoming and Arizona delegates. New Mexico supporters argued the bill would avert Ickes fence removal enforcement.
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Albuquerque
N. M
American National Livestock Association
Public Lands Committee
Wyoming
Arzona
New Mexico
Pioneer Leah A Zinn Dies in California
Mrs. Leah A Zinn former Butte matron and Brandon Montana pioneer of the 1860s died in San Diego California. She was widow of Dan Zinn a prospector who helped shape Brandon. A son Howard Zinn resides at Brandon. The Tamarack mine now operated by Alex Leggat was once owned by Dan Zinn.
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Leah A. Zinn
Butte
Brandon
Montana
San Diego
Cal
Howard Zinn
Mr. Zinn
Alex Leggat
Tamarack
Zinn
Sheridan
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U. S
Taylor Bill
Pioneer, Montana
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