Resale of liquor bought at state shops declared illegal
Attorney General Raymond T. Nagle urged peace officers to prosecute resale of liquor purchased from state retail stores. He noted many complaints of liquor sold by the glass in speakeasies and roadhouses, and said such sales are prohibited. Copies of the ruling will be sent to county officers and, if beer licenses are involved, reported to the state board of equalization for possible license revocation.
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Helena
Raymond T. Nagle
Nagle
Jere Murphy
Butte
State Board of Equalization
Roosevelt quiets patronage row with White House meeting
President Roosevelt summoned congressmen to discuss patronage apportionment, letting them vent frustrations for about ninety minutes. Postmaster General James A. Farley, as Democratic National Committee chair, called the session a great social success and observers credited the move with strengthening the president's grip on Congress and dampening opposition to his recovery program.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
James A. Farrey
Democratic National Committee
White House
Congress
Treasury policy relies on longer term private capital
Walter Lippmann argues the treasury’s short term 2 percent notes mislead investors and hinder industrial recovery. He urges a shift in policy to pressure banks and investors toward long term private capital, warning that continued short term borrowing will delay economic renewal.
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The
Treasury
United States
Federal Reserve System
School Board Plans Election Fees and Ballots
The district trustees met to decide on the number of ballots for the high school election and set Jan 31 at 7 30 for the decision. Miss Margaret Leary is to inform election judges and supply materials while requesting the county clerk prepare for the election. Precinct 28 judges were reassigned with Mrs. Trudgian and Mrs. Ritner named as replacements.
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Ihg
Margaret Leary
Miss Leary
A. J. Trudgian
Longfellow
Monroe School
L. T. Grannath
Bertah Ritner
Trudgian
P. L. Regan
Highway bids to open on 22 Montana road projects
Helena Jan 26 The State Highway Commission announces bids will be opened tomorrow for 22 road projects in Montana. The February letting, funded mainly by the national recovery act, covers about 230 miles of work with an estimated total expenditure near 1.1 million dollars. Construction to start as weather allows.
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Helena
Montana
Warden of
Great Falls
State Highway Commission
Underworld Playmates of Slain White Feature in Film Show
Chicago police unveiled a film sequence showing William Three-Finger Jack White with his gang in tropical Miami beaches a Florida hotel penthouse and a New York drugstore. The footage includes O Donnell, gangland figures, and a capitol air shots, depicting White at play before his death.
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Underworld
Three-Finger
Jack White
Chicago
William “Three-Finger Jack” White
White
Florida
New York
Miami
Fla
William
Klondike) O'Donnell
Empire State
Chrysler
Hudson River
Joe Bergl
Gus Winkler
Sam Alex
Winkler
Maloney
Gusee
Tony” Capezio
O'Donnell
Capitol
Washington
Camp Fire Girls Set Two Annual Ceremonials
Camp Fire Girls of Butte will hold two annual ceremonies this weekend. The court of awards meets at 1 PM today at the Y M C A to test for awards and honors, with Camp Fire board members and guardians overseeing. Tomorrow at 7 PM the city-wide council fire will be held at the Y M C A, with all rank entrants required to attend the court of awards this afternoon.
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Butte
Court of Awards
Council
Dana urges city planning for human welfare in Butte
Marshall A. Dana regional adviser of the public works administration urged a national program to improve physical conditions through environmental study and city planning. He told a Butte audience to prepare to participate, noting surface planning in prosperous times and underground planning in lean times.
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Butte
PWA
Marshall A. Dana
Public Works Administration
Dana
Dremer Family Pledges Silence to Gang in Bremer Kidnapping
Walter Magee, prominent contractor and bank owner, said the Bremer family will withhold all information from authorities to aid ransom negotiations for Edward G. Bremer, missing since January 17. Magee claims the family seeks Mr. Bremer's release and has not cooperated with police.
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Paul
Edward G. Bremer
Walter Magee
Magee
Commercial State Bank
Bremer
Adolph Bremer
Jacob Schmidt Brewing Company
Betty
Summit Girls’ School
Roosevelt weighs using executive power on mail contracts
President Roosevelt told the senate committee to pursue the air and ocean mail contract inquiry to the full extent. Chairman Black said the president would Order any contracts found unjust or unfairly obtained canceled by executive action. The Post Office Department is reviewing records to report back on this matter.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate Committee
Black
Post Office Department
Butteman Appointed to State Tuberculosis Board
Fred Rosselet was named last night as a member of the state executive board of the anti Tuberculosis society. The appointment was announced by Mrs. Henrietta Crockett executive secretary amid district tour. Mrs. Crockett met with W. E.
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Butteman
Fred Rosselet
The
anti-Tuberculosis Society
Henrietta Crockett
First Lady Discovers Varied School Lunches Unannounced Visit
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, on an unscheduled stop, observed school meals differing from a prior invitation visit. She saw one lunch feature meat balls with gravy, bread, milk, while another site offered a half bowl of stew or macaroni with a roll and peanut butter.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
West Virginia
CCC
Army to Install Civil Works Admin in Major Cities
Army officers will be assigned as Civil Works administrators in several of the largest U.S. cities within days. Hopkins said the army engineer corps has loaned officers to the Civil Works administration to staff cities lacking administrators and to fulfill requests for army engineers.
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Washington
Army
Harry L. Hopkins
Civil Works
Army Engineer Corps
Civil Works Administration
Roosevelt Still In Saddle as Congress Tops Four Weeks
President Roosevelt maintains control as Congress closes four weeks of session. Senate debate centers on a gold bill and a proposed board to run a 2 billion dollar stabilization fund. A White House meeting with disgruntled Democratic lawmakers solidified support for administration priority bills.
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Washington
U.P
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
Secretary of Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Amendments Defeated In Roosevelt Dollar Stabilization Fight
Senate battle over inflation methods dominated by talk of a silver backed Roosevelt dollar plan. Wheeler proposes monthly Treasury purchases of 50 million ounces of silver and silver certificates, while opponents push to limit fund use and oppose bond outlays. Debate centers on currency value, treasury control, and the scope of the stabilization fund.
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Washington
Senate
Wheeler
Montana
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Fess
Ohio
Robinson
House
United States
Dillinger Gang Plans Fight Over Extradition
In Tucson on January 26 John Dillinger and three gang members sit in jail facing extradition to the Midwest on murder and other charges. Attorney John L. Van Buskirk planned habeas corpus petitions but did not file them before court hours closed.
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Tucson
Ariz
John Dillinger
Middle West
John L. van Buskirk
Dillinger
Harry Pierpont
Russell Clark
Charles Makley
Montana Weekend Forecast Says Fair Conditions Ahead
The Montana forecast calls for generally fair weather on Saturday and Sunday with cooler temperatures east of the Divide on Saturday.
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Montana
Divide
Pacific Coast business soars beyond 1932 levels
The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco reports 1933 gains across most major industries and trade on the Pacific coast. Indexes show activity rising from April to a July peak, dipping briefly, then advancing again in the year’s final months.
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Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Federal Reserve Bank of
Hensive
Far Western
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