Roosevelt sails toward Puerto Rico aboard cruiser Houston
President Roosevelt rode the Atlantic toward Puerto Rico with the Houston at 18 to 20 knots as Cape Hatteras seas churned. He rose on deck for sun and air, amid wireless updates and a 21 gun salute at Annapolis, while his party relaxed and played medicine ball aboard the ship.
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John Roosevelt
Gus Gennerich
Rudolph Forster
Richard Jervis
Ross McIntyre
Blood purge widens purge of Nazi ranks in Berlin
Berlin reports say hundreds were summarily executed in Hitler's crackdown on revolt within the Nazi movement. More than 60 killed in Berlin. a three minute trial preceded executions as Franz von Papen's fate loomed and Goering eyed as successor amid daily consolidations.
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Paul von Hindenburg
Franz von Papen
Hitler
United Press
Berlin
WUP
Adolf Hitler
Hindenburg
Germany
Associated Press
Dillinger Seen With Woman In Whitinsville Sighting
Massachusetts State Police received a report that John Dillinger and a woman were seen near Whitinsville. A gas station attendant identified the man from a police circular, and he was said to be traveling in a light Michigan plated sedan toward Worcester.
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John Dillinger
Boston
Michigan
Massachusetts State Police
Whitinsville
Dillinger
Worcester
Worcester-Whitinsville
Cullen
Allen
Bank Scandal Triggers Japan Cabinet Resignation Crisis
Tokyo July 3 The Viscount Makoto Saito cabinet resigns en bloc at 11:50 am amid the Bank of Taiwan scandal. Saito to present resignations at the palace 1:30 pm as ministers face blame on personal troubles rather than broad political fault and pressure for a more military-leaning government rises.
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Tokyo
Viscount Makoto Saato
Bank of Taiwan
Saito
Hidekeo Kuroda
Bank of
Taiwan
University unit contracts set in Helena for Missoula project
Helena July 2 state board of education awarded building contracts for a $221,269 student union at the State university in Missoula financed by a $300,000 public works loan and grant. The Missoula project is ready to start, while a mines in Butte structure and a Bozeman state college building receive contracts with possible delays.
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State University At
Missoula
State Board of Education
School of Mines
Butte
State College
Bozeman
PWA
Defense Testimony in Pierce Manslaughter Trial
Defense introduced twelve witnesses in the Pierce manslaughter case as the jury heard testimony in Judge Downey's court. The state claims Pierce owned and drove the car that struck John MacFadyen near Harrison and Grand avenues on October 2 and fled. Pierce says he could not be connected to the fatal incident and that his car was in a garage at the time.
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T. E. Downey
Joseph Pierce
John MacFadyen
Harrison and
Grand Avenues
Ing
Pierce
McFadyen
J. J. McCaffery
Administration Cattle Program May Be Dropped
The farm administration’s cattle adjustment program with $150 million appropriated may be abandoned as western drought reduces cattle numbers. Cattlemen formed a 25 member committee but shifted to relief cattle purchase efforts, aiming to buy 5 million head in arid states. To date 580,807 beef cattle have been purchased and are handed to the relief administration for canning and distribution. The Jones-Connally act provided $50 million to destroy diseased cattle and supply sound meat, plus $100 million for a broad production-cut program.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Federal Relief Administration
Terror siege at Wheeling Steel work yard
A gunman killed two workers and wounded others at the Wheeling Steel plant in Steubenville Ohio. The assailant, described as short stocky and mid aged, fled toward the Ohio river after the third attack as guards patrolled the millyard.
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Steubenville
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Ohio River
Labor unions parade through Butte streets with 3940 marchers
Labor organizations in Butte staged a parade last night with 3940 marchers from 24 unions. Police and parade committee members escorted the orderly march from the courthouse along a route via Clark Street Broadway Arizona Park and Montana before dispersing at the courthouse. Firemen in full dress led, followed by a 36 member Musicians' union band directed by Sam H Treloar.
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Butte
West Side
Clark Street
Broadway
Arizona
Park
Montana
Union No. 96
Musicians’ Union
Sam H. Treloar
Powers Approve Roosevelt Plan for Secret Arms Ban
In Geneva on July 2 the disarmament committee backed a US drafted proposal to make all armaments public and regulated. The plan requires licenses for manufacture and export, enforces strict inspection, and calls for staged rearma ment limits for Germany with aim of universal adoption. Ambassador Hugh Wilson hailed it as contributing to global security, with seven nations supporting and Venezuela praising the effort.
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Roosevelt
Germany
Switzerland
Hugh Wilson
United States
Venezuela
Montana Forecast Sees Fair Weather Tuesday Wednesday
The forecast for Montana calls for generally fair weather on Tuesday and Wednesday with little change in temperatures.
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Montana
I Hope They Kill Him Say Darrow on Hitler
Clarence Darrow told New York County Lawyers Association members that he hopes Hitler is killed. He added Hitler is dangerous and should be destroyed, a view echoed by former Prussian justice minister Kurt Rosenfeld.
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U.P
Hitler
Clarence Darrow
New York County Lawyers’ Association
Germany
Darrow
LaGuardia
American Inquiry Commission
Kurt Rosenfeld
Hitler Seen Cutting His Own Throat
Dr Edward J Bing a former United Press executive and world politics authority says Hitler’s rivals were killed by a final act that weakened mass support. He cites European contacts with Mussolini Bukharin Radek and others and notes Hitler’s February 1933 vote base among the lower middle class supporting state socialist measures. Continued on Page 2 Col 3.
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United Press
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Bing
Ramsay MacDonald
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Radek
Vienna
K. A. Bickel
Dollfass
Austria
Dr. Bing
Wilhelm
Hitler
der Fuehrer
Bank and Stock Exchange
Berlin Trial and Executions by Hitler Firing Squad
A Berlin suburb recounts the execution of 60 storm troopers by a Schultz Staffel unit. Each traitor faced a three judge trial led by Heinrich Himmler with Schutz Staffel and Reichswehr officers. The witnesses say executions followed a secret hearing.
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Berlin
Hitler
Schultz Staffel
Heinrich Himmler
Secret Police
Schutz Staffel
Reichswehr
Army
Butte To Host Eights Weeks Of Relief Camp For Unemployed Women
Seventy five unemployed women from Butte will attend an eight week recreation encampment at the Girl Scout lodge Camp Castle Rock on Little Basin Creek ten miles southwest of Butte starting Monday July 16. Miss Agnes Pauline of Helena, director of women’s work for the Montana state relief commission, announced the plan. Enrollees must register at the American Legion hall over the public library Thursday afternoon from 1 to 5 o'clock or Friday morning from 9 to 10 o'clock. after that no further registrations will be accepted. The camp is a vocational educational project of the state relief commission and the first of its kind in Montana, linked to Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt’s system of education.
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Camp Castle Rock
Little Basin Creek
Agnes Pauline
Helena
Montana State Relief Commission
American Legion
State Relief Commission
Montana
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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