MacDonald to Lead Britain US War Debt Talks to Roosevelt
London sources say Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald may personally head Britain’s spring mission to the United States to discuss the 4.6 billion dollar war debt with President-elect Roosevelt. Washington invited Britain to send representatives after March 4 to negotiate revisions, with Hoover and Roosevelt agreeing to speed talks.
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London
U.P
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
United States
Roosevelt
Washington
Stimson
Sir Ronald Lindsay
Hoover
White House
Pup Makes 20 Hour Airborne Welcome to Hansen Home
A small dog arrived in Butte after a 20 hour journey from Chicago. Crated in a kit, the pup was given to Mr Hansen, manager of Hansen Packing, when he was in Chicago last week. Al Frank of National Parks crated and transported the dog with him on the noon mail plane. Pilot Frank Nelson handed the pup to the Hansen family at 12:30 PM yesterday.
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Walter Hansen
Butte
Chicago
National Parks
Mr. Hansen
Hansen Packing Company
al Frank
National Parks Company
Senate vote on abolishing chancellorship faces house
Helena Montana January 20 Today the senate by 29 to 23 adopted a committee report backing a bill to abolish the chancellorship of the Greater University Debates stretched nearly three hours with senators Garber Melton Delaney Armstrong Burr and others weighing the issue over the weekend the measure awaits house action next Monday.
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Helena
Montana Senate
House
Senate
Garber
Sanders
Melton
Beaverhead
Delaney
Prairie
Armstong
Park
Burr
Farewell to last of three Musketeers of aviation
Dayton Ohio January 20 death reached into the air lanes for Lieut Irvin A Woodring and thus passed the last of the army s Three Musketeers of aviation He fell 2000 feet near Wright field He flew an experimental attack type ship and his body was thrown clear The accident was the second in the month to claim a veteran aviator
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Dayton
Ohio
Irvin A. Woodring
Lieut
Woodring
Arm Aviation
Wright Field
Flyer
Butte
Irving A. Woodring
W. J. Cornelius
J. J. Williams
Uncle Sam
Williams
Democratic Victory Dollar Dinner Planned With Vaudeville
Arrangements for the Jackson Day Democratic Victory Dollar dinner are set for 6 30 tonight at the Silver Bow club. Prominent speakers include Hon J Bruce Kremer Lieutenant Governor Frank Cooney and Railway Commissioner Tom Stout. More than 50 lawmakers and officers from Helena have reservations and diners from Silver Bow county are well represented. The program features six vaudeville numbers and Professor J J McNamara's orchestra. The Democratic Business and Professional club hosts the event open to both sexes.
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Silver Bow Club
J. Bruce Kremer
Frank Cooney
Tom Stout
Senate
House
Helena
Democratic Party
Silver Bow
J. J. McNamara
Democratic Business and Professional Club
James Tullis
Japan warns China as war clouds loom in Manchukuo policy
Tokyo reports Foreign Minister Uchida in the diet warns China against military moves toward Japan. He asserts China’s Kuomintang congress backs a campaign against Japan and Japan will help maintain peace in Jehol as part of Manchukuo. The diet reconvenes with police guarding amid fears of nationalist plots.
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Tokyo
Count Yasuda Uchida
China
Japan
House of Peers
Uchida
Kuomintang
Jehol
Yasuya Uchida
Manchoukuo
Diet
Inukai
Bial
League of Nations
Five Believed Killed as Texas Tornado Strikes
Five persons were believed killed when a tornado hit a farming community about 40 miles northeast of Paris Texas. More than twenty were injured and many families were left homeless as residents fled to underground storm cellars. Roads were nearly impassable and rescuers faced darkness locating the injured.
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Paris
Tex
Roosevelt and Walsh discuss cabinet places
President elect Roosevelt held a series of talks with three prominent figures Senator Glass of Virginia Senator Walsh of Montana and Norman Davis about potential cabinet roles. The discussions touched on Treasury Attorney General and State posts with Davis noted as Geneva arms conference delegate and Tobin urged for Labor after backing from AFL leaders.
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Washington
Senator Glass
Virginia
Senator Walsh
Montana
Norman UH. Davis
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Glass
Treasury
Walsh
Davis
Hoover
Wilson
Senate
Daniel J. Tobin
Indianapolis
Mr. Roosevelt
William Green
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Tobin
Teamsters’ Union
Kremer Predicts Capable Cabinet Aides For Roosevelt
Hon. J. Bruce Kremer, returning from the Atlantic trip, says Roosevelt will name a strong capable official cabinet. Kremer met Roosevel t in New York with James Farley and Louis Howe, and he described his Washington visit as delightful. He remained active in the Democratic National Committee backing the nomination.
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Kremer
Roosevelt
J. Bruce Kremer
Mr. Kremer
Atlantic Seaboard
James
Democratic Leaders Back Massive Farm Debt Relief Plan
Washington January 19. The powerful Democratic leadership in Congress backs a mammoth farm debt relief plan based on farmers ability to pay. Senator Robinson of Arkansas presents the measure after a conference with President-elect Roosevelt. It aims to prevent technical bankruptcy and mortgage foreclosures by rearranging obligations. If time runs short it may await a special session. Roosevelt seeks an early senate vote on related price restoration plans.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Robinson
Arkansas
House
Senate
Sen
Dubie Maintains Narrow Lead After Recount in Court
With three of 35 precincts recounted in the district court election contest Arthur Dubie Republican for county commissioner holds a 128 vote edge over Democrat Fred Batani. After recounts at No 9 and No 21 precincts Dubie's total rose to 9 985 to Batani's 9 857, from 9 906 to 9 857 and 9 985 to 9 857 respectively.
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Dubie
Batani
Silver Lake Hotel
Arthur Dubie
Fred Batani
Silver Lake
Frank L. Riley
St. James
Washington Junior High School
Congressional Prospects for Inflation Dim
Washington reports of growing congressional sentiment for currency inflation reached President-elect Roosevelt who remained non committal. Senator Wheeler discussed remonetization of silver but did not promise action. A house farm forum backed inflation with Busby’s bill for 3 000 000 900 in notes. Rainey signaled no chance of inflation this session, yet pressure continues on Capitol Hill.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wheeler
Montana
House
Sumners
Buchanan
Texas
McClintic
Oklahoma
Busby
Mississippi
Lin
Louisiana
Arnold
Ilinois
Raymond Moley
Ways and Means
Representative Rainey
Capital Hill
Montana Weekend Weather: Snow West, Cold East
Unsettled weekend forecast for Montana. Snow is expected in the western portion, with colder conditions on Sunday east of the Divide.
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Montana
Divide
Japanese Move in Jehol Front Amid Jehol Offensive Fears
Japanese troops were on the move on multiple sectors outside the Great Wall as fears rose that an offensive in Jehol would resume. Cavalry detachments with tanks and transport units left Chinchow in Manchuria and Shan haikwan on the Manchurian border, bound for Chinese headquarters. Chinese reports say the action aimed to begin around the Chinese New Year as forces advanced toward Chinsi in eastern Jehol near the frontier.
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Peiping
China
Great Wall
Jehol
Chinchow
Manchuria
Shanhaikwan
Manchurian
Chinsi
Woolgrowers of Montana Elect Williams President
Montana Woolgrowers association closes its 32nd annual convention in Great Falls after adopting resolutions on taxes legislation and freight charges. C H Williams of Deer Lodge is chosen president Billings and Bozeman bid to host next convention with site selection set for next summer.
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Great Falls
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
C. H. Williams
Deer Lodge
Billings
Bozeman
Woolmen
Plans laid for Boy Scout anniversary week events
The committee in charge outlined a February 8 to 15 observance with a February 3 court of honor at Butte high school auditorium. A city wide Scout mobilization is planned for February 11 with investiture of Tenderfoot badges by Eagle Scouts and other ceremonies led by younger Scouts. Scouts are urged to come prepared with basic camping gear and standard uniforms. participation welcomed from all units.
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Butte High School
Court of Honor
Eagle Scouts
Lhfe
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