Grange Votes For 10 Point Farm Plan And Tariff Push
The Grange breaks with the administration on farm policy, proposing a 10 point program favoring export subsidies and high tariffs to aid farmers. It urges soil conservation, a strong surplus program, farm storage, loans, crop insurance, rural credit, and expanded farmers own cooperatives while signaling a partisan fight over AAA principles.
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Washington
Jan nAhe
Natural Grange
Congress
Roosevelt
Wallace
Grange
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Manufacturers” Association
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farmiers
National Grain
Norris
Nebraska
Gaid
Farmers' Conference
Senate
Grange Plans National Agricultural Conference Agenda
The Grange opposes transferring the forestry service to another department. They urge consumer interest and expansion of consumption of all American grown farm products. The plan, to be presented at the national Agricultural conference Thursday, rejects reviving unconstitutional legislation by restating its purpose and argues for a workable program of value under the Constitution and recent Supreme Court rulings.
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Dems
Department of Agriculture
Forestry Service
Department of Governent
Grange
National Agricultural Conference
The
Supreme Court
Bond Bonus Debate Shapes 1936 Economic Fight
Oldahome leads a faction pressing for cash payment of the bonus backed as a vehicle to inject money into circulation. Senators King Hartson Robinson gesture toward a compromise, while Roosevelt maintains no change in stance, delaying until budget conditions allow. The National Economy League urges rejection to preserve fiscal confidence.
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Oldahome
Senate
Morgenthau
Thomas Snd
William King
Utah
King
Pat Hartson
Mississippi
Finance Committee
Forrest
White House
Ronsevelt
Friends
Vath
Pathian
Hoosevelt
Treasury
Roosevelt
National Economy League
Henry B. Curran
League
Striking Relief Clients Fumigated at Fort Scott
In Fort Scott Kansas 15 aid workers endured fumigation as two-thirds of striking relief clients remained inside the county courthouse resisting removal. County officers used tear gas to deter protesters while deputies guarded an entrance amid acrid fumes and damp clothing bound heads.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Jmi
Ture
Sherifa
Sister Emerita Dies After Long Hospital Service
Sister Emerita, born in Tearhaven Cork Ireland, died after a long career in hospital work across Leavenworth Denver Billings and Butte. She served St James hospital as surgical nurse supervisor and later as superior, earning trust of fellow sisters and staff. Her death came as prayers were said with doctors and Father Hanna at her side.
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Tearhaven
Coutilp Cork
Ireland
Emerita
America
Biter of Mercy
Sisters of Charity of
St Vincents Hospital
Billings
Butte
St. James
Otder
Edward
Hanna
Slater
Thule! Erlet
Mystery of Plane Crash Cause Stumps Investigators
A wreck report from the commerce department and American Airlines states the exact cause of the crash remains unknown. Identified victims include W R Dyess and R H McNair of Little Rock along with several others. An additional sister ship of the Southerner reportedly flew a rescue path after the incident.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
WEA
R. H. McNair
Little Reek
J. G. Gremilion
Knoxville
Tenn
P. C. Hart
New York City
Charles Alsshul
Glendale
Calif
Horowitz
Boston
W. B. Hardwicke
Beardstown
A. D. Chernus
Ill
Nathan Portlet
Philadelphia
Gerald Mayeshall
Fort Worth
Ui Warkie
J.C. Onlin
Los Angeles
Baredo
Texas
Hamilton Fish Sr. Dies at 86 in New York Area
Aiken dispatch reports the death of Hamilton Fish Sr. age 86 of Garrison New York father of Representative Hamilton Fish Jr. He served as a U S congressman from 1908 to 1940 and as assistant treasurer of the United States from 1906 to 1908.
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Aiken
Hamilton Fish
Garrison
Hamilton Fish Jr
Congress
United States
Lindbergh Baby Kidnaping Written Confession Claim
News wires report a claim of a written confession by a person connected to the Lindbergh baby kidnapping case. Gov Hoffman weighs reprieve options as Hauptmann faces execution after court rejections and last-ditch federal appeals. Wife Anns Hauptmann visits, while legal maneuvers focus on stays and habeas corpus petitions with possible Supreme Court action.
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State Court
Pirdons
Heo
Sig
Witcahee
Hauptmann
Hauptmili
Teo
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Pormat
Whitch
Neil Burkinshaw
Nugent Dodds
Supreme Court
Owen J. Roberts
Hoffman
Toffman
Treacher!na
William Tonkin
Conklin
Houplaann
Statehouse
Wilent
Hauptmanno
Anns
Mark
Kimbering
Kooper
Richard
Nurvous
Govario’ Hoffmen
Tauptann
Eclnctrivinus
Aix
Chri
John Matthiesen
John Gourley
Lie
United States Kudfeme Ch of
Davis
Eireuit
Bate Suprame Court Juste
Thomas W. Trenchard
Japan to Start Naval Building Debate Continues
The article reports a stalemate at a five power conference as Japan withdraws from talks. United States delegates warn against naval weakness and insist on maintaining security, while Britain, France, and Italy refuse Japan’s demand for equal navies and insist on dispersed naval forces for global duties.
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United States
Britain
France
Tealy
Davis Wyter
Japan
Devis
Asia
Roosevelt
Congress
Nagano
Far East
Burope
Africa
Montana motor deaths rise in official tally
Helena report shows 139 motor vehicle deaths in Montana in 1935 with 47 in the first six months. December fatalities included several towns with Falls, Great Falls, Butte and other counties recording incidents as the state board of health releases vital statistics.
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Helena
Jin
Montenig
Lincoln County
Phillips
Pondera, Prairie
Rayalli
Roosevelt
Butte Arid
Valley
The
Enact
1996 Beer License Receipts Set for State Funds
The state board of equalization distributed 1996 beer license receipts totaling over $147,000 to the state treasury. James J. Brett said allocations include General Fund $125,755.34, Relief Fund $6,620.23, and Beer Fund $14,711.74 for act operation. The board has issued nearly 950 retail licenses, bringing in about $200,000 in revenue.
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Helena
State Board of Equasization
Genedht Atic
James J. Brett
Hoover to Talk Over Air Tonight on Agriculture and the New Deal
Former president Herbert Hoover will deliver an address titled Agriculture and the New Deal from Lincoln Ned over the Columbia webwork tonight from 10 to 8 o'clock Butte time. It marks the fourth in Hoover's series of talks critiquing the administration’s policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Lincoln
Ned
Columbia
Hoover
Many Problems Before Council Continue From Page One
City council debates insurance contracts and bidding as Mayor Haugwirh transfers oversight to Lee Mobler. Fire risk argues against secrecy. Sullivan urges competitive bids. Budget strains prompt talk of abolishing captaincies and paying officers within a tight department budget of $79,000 for ways and means. Police licensing and license plate issues draw attention. Public service commission review sought on lightning rate cuts. hospital bill relief offered for Officer James Mooney.
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Sting
Oll
T. BR. Morgan
Ilness
Joe Duffy
Charles Haugwirth
Lee Mobler
Frank J. Sullivan
Board of Fire
Hauewirth
Sullivan
M. D. O'Connell
Ways and Means
Fire Department
Ways and
Means
Butte
Council
Pat Sullivan
Fred Christy
Alex McDonald
Roy Beadle
Matt ‘Trudgen
Ft. A
Ught Committee
Public Service Comrmalssion of
Montana
Asverto
Montana Power Company
Offiver James & Mooney
St. James
Osnital
Harry Knight
Mae
Burke
Free Breath Miracle Healer Promised for Asthma Sufferers
An advertorial claims Free Breath relief for asthma and choking, with a testimonial from a user who slept through the night. It urges readers to mail their name and address to O. W. Tenn, president of Free Breath Products, Benton Harbor, Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Bel-A
Benton Harber
Ady
American Mining Congress Backs Balanced Budget Start
New York January 18 resolutions calling for a balanced budget were adopted by the American Mining Congress. The body urged replacing direct relief with subsistence support and called for stopping federal relief administration, while not naming any administration laws. Howard L Young of St Louis led the officers. John D Conover of Washington DC served as secretary.
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New York
American Mining Congress
Congress
John D. Conover
Washington,d
Howard L Young
St. Loui, Mo
Familiar Figure of City Passes After Brief Illness
James Tallack, 75, longtime Butte ice cream vendor known citywide, died last evening at his family home after a brief illness. He emigrated from England in 18, lived at 16 Bennett Street, Walkerville, with his wife Amelia. Survived by a sister-in-law Nessie Gribben of Missoula and brother-in-law John Williams of Butte. Body at Richards mortuary.
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James Fallack
Butte
Bennett
Walkerville
England
Murray Hospital
Mr. Tallack
Mr. Tellack
Haselwil Gamies
Nores
Pesce
Harmony Lodge
Sons of St. George
Fidelity Lodge
Galanthe Iudge
Knights of Pythias
Richards
Amelia Callack
Aistor
Nessie Gribben
Missoula
John Williams
Butte Checker Team Wins Narrowly In Tilt
Butte defeated Anaconda 40 to 25 in a late night checker match at M C A Butte. Final standings show Butte with 25 wins 11 losses and 10 ties while Anaconda led by Jack Davis plans a Saturday night north-south contest. Key players included Dickerton 13 Pettibone 10 Stavenson 5 and Rowe 8 with several others scoring.
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Butte Checker
Imam
Anaconda
M.C. A
Butte
Tate
Eign
Hutte
Ted
Jack Davis
Sid South
Rulfo—Miller
Dubie
Landon
Dickerton
Rowe, & Pettibone
Hall
Ana~vonda
Eldd
Chehey
Ily Stavenson
Terlet
Pearson
Feraits
Fire destroys garage and vehicles at 50 Walnut Street
Early yesterday morning a fire at 50 Walnut Street destroyed a garage, a car and a truck. Loss is estimated at $3,009. The garage and car belonged to Mrs. Frank Reynolds and the truck to Helen Kremer. Firemen responded despite the blaze being outside the city limits.
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Orlein
Walnut Street
Frank Reynolds
Helen, Kremer
Vity Ilmi‘s
City Bills and Alarms Report Drive Street and Permit Talks
December fire department logs show 19 alarms with property valued at 346031 insured for 260275 and losses of 12520. Monthly expenses total 7397.84. Council adopts committee plan to finish Copper Street wall and guard stairway between Washington and Montane, begun under CWA and FERA, now dangerous. Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council seeks lower driving permit fees. proposal to cut from 1 to 0.50 dollars debated as aldermen note fixed permits by ordinance. Wards present improvement needs from several aldermen.
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Jul Gyden
Police Pension Fund
Mie Department Relef Association
Thomas Stimatz
Joe Francis
Emil Fredrickson
Don Murphy
Ed Ckeete
Carl Smith
Paumie Dyehouse
Fred Marlin
Moter
City Enginee
WEA
Copper Street
Washington
Montane
CWA
FERA
Copper
Alabama
Jackson
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council
T. R. Morgen
Expense account of Senator Kelsey sparks relief commission scrutiny
Helena January 13 Special The Helena Independent reports State Senator Frank I Kelsey member of the state relief commission ran daily expenses during sessions from May 1935 to December 1936 totaling 1896 77 for meals lodging and traveling with 179 days in session including Sundays and Christmas. Records show wages and travel costs were questioned for accuracy and a 2 cent railroad fare error was disallowed.
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Helena
Frank I. Kelsey
Ion
Helen Independent
Kelsey
Mirch
Relief Com
Independent
Powder River County
Denator Kelsey
Benator Kelsey
Diefelbullay
Feilel
Benator Kelevy
Salny Cuneyers
Ceeseey
Seeemeeer Renee
SUNY
Visseeesveeenee
BNO
Wigan
Montana
Farley Asked to Support Butte as WPA Headquarters
A letter from W. M. Malloy to James A. Farley urges support for keeping all WPA district offices in Butte Montana. Malloy, tied to the Roosevelt-for-Presidency group in Silver Bow, cites Butte and Silver Bow as the party’s “bickbone.” The missive notes potential unemployment and economic impacts if headquarters move.
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Farley
Butte
WPA
James A. Farley
National Democratic Committee
Ta Butte
Wim Malloy
Silver Bow County
Malloy
Theii
Molloy
Butte and
Silver Rose County
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Ealt Lake City
Franpisco
Willston
Bond
St. James Hospital
Ari
Dau
Wie Sul Couse Tongit
CRASS
SAVEN
Bogota
Jar
Letician Army Garrizon
Leticia
Lindbergh
She Pfelats
Bruno
Kimberling
State
Edward J. Hellly
Defesse Cowhl
Sal
Hrury Hahard Hanntmann
Hitral
Cwilesman
Cumnehles
Nice
Cuktaz
Eeved Hatleely
Lous
Pagaea
James Tallack
Relief Commission
Hiram Walker
London
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