Rioting on Champs Elysees Draws Heavy Injuries
July 5 Paris reports hundreds of right wing demonstrators clashed with police in a violent melee on the Champs Elysees. Over 4,000 participated, with more than 30 officers and many protesters injured, several hospitalized. The unrest followed chants for La Rocque and clashes in Douai Aix-en-Provence.
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Champs Elysees
Paris
U.P
Vive la Rocque
la Rocque
Robert de la Rocque
Croix de Feu
Douai
Jean Zay
Jules Ferry
Zay
Aix-en Provence
Ptomaine Poisoning Sweeps Meeting of Anti-Flag Saluters
In Manchester New Hampshire a two day New England convention of Jehovahs Witnesses anti flag saluters drew about 800 attendees. Dr Howard A Streeter said 30 to 40 are ill from luncheon food poisoning and many more may be affected. Fourteen remain in hospitals in Manchester and ten in Nashua.
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Manchester
N. H
New England
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Howard A. Streeter
Nashua
Firemen Avert Major Blaze On South Main Street
A fire destroyed a shed and garage at 933 South Main, melting nearby property as gasoline fed flames. The blaze, blamed on children stealing a smoke, endangered adjacent homes and prompted residents to move furniture to safety. The Butte department used over 1000 feet of line and four units. The auto belonged to Hugh Shahan. insured status unknown.
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South Main Street
Butte Fire Department
M. T. Murray
Placer Street
Hugh Shahan
Celebration Toll Tops 251 as Independence Day Festivities End
United Press reports the July Fourth holiday death list climbed to 251 as crowds headed home. Fireworks caused few deaths, while car crashes and drownings produced the higher totals across multiple states, marking the worst holiday toll in five years.
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United Press
United States
Colorado
Delaware
Mississippi
Nevada
New Mexico
Vermont
German Danzig secession demand sparks League reform talk
Geneva reports note Nazi Greiser declares Danzig speaks for Germans and seeks secession from League control. Observers warn this could aim at treaty revision with potential annexation to Germany. a political fight over League reform looms as France and Russia push changes.
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Geneva
Danzig
League of Nations
Germany
Po Council
Arthur Karl Greiser
Greiser
League
France
Russia
All Hope of Rain in Middle West Gone for Days
Thousands of farmers in the northwest shift to WPA work as drought robs crops and heat tops 100 degrees in North Dakota. About 2,119 men start relief labor tomorrow toward a 10,000 quota as more help is added through the week.
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Middle West
Bismarck
N. D
Northwest
North Dakota
Ruth Bryan Owen Returns From Denmark Campaigning
New York July 5 Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen American minister to Denmark arrived home to campaign for the Democratic National ticket and declared I am sure of victory for President Roosevelt.
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New York
Ruth Bryan Owen
Denmark
Roosevelt
Teenager Killed In Toledo Roller Coaster Crash
An unidentified youth died instantly after being thrown from a roller coaster at an Ohio amusement park. He was speeding at 50 or 60 miles an hour and had no identification on him.
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Toledo
Ohio
Fourth of July record doubled at Yellowstone
Yellowstone Park reports 13 141 visitors by plane rail and 3 459 cars on July Fourth, more than double the 1931 record of 6 259 entering the park. West Yellowstone gateways saw long lines and rangers worked through the day, with hotels and lodges needing extra staff. Through four days in July the park totals 26 000 visitors and season total 110 549, up 59.6 percent from last year.
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Butte
Bill Swanson
Anaconda
Sherman Cummings
St. James Hospital
Mike Rubic
East Butte
M. W. Bucy
West Yellowstone
John Fortune
Paul Tomich
Harrison Avenue
Harold O'Neill
Fourth Street
Ralph Zamon
East Park Street
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park
West Entrance
Townsend Plans A Peaceful Uprising In Pasadena
Dr. Francis Townsend warned 18 000 followers in Pasadena that a peaceful uprising would force President Roosevelt and Congress to accept his old age pension plan or be deposed. He said details would be unveiled at the Cleveland convention and would be consummated within weeks.
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Pasadena
Cal
U.P
Roosevelt
Congress
Francis T. Townsend
Cleveland
Landon Plans Social Security Session and Campaign Push
Gov. Alf M. Landon returns from Colorado to Kansas to lead a special legislative session on social security and outline his views in a joint session. He will confer with the legislature on amending the state constitution to enable compliance with federal social security programs and meet with Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr. on party strategy.
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Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Colorado
Kansas
Republican Party
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
City Plans Trench War on Webworm Invasion
City county and WPA launch trench warfare to halt webworm invasion starting in South Side. At 4 am a water filled trench along Montana Street will block the larvae, followed by WPA spraying and county support. Residents are urged to trench and water gardens to prevent further damage and spray or dust as needed.
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WPA
Montana Street
South Side
Floyd Hamill
Butte Swelters in Heat as Thermometer Rises
In Butte under a blazing sun most residents shed coats and ties while the temperature hovered near 92 for the third straight day. The low fell to 47 in the 24 hour period ending last evening as officials forecast continued clear skies with a chance of light showers tomorrow.
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Butte
Mercury
Fire Sweeps Remote Wyoming Forest as Plane Crash Reported
A large fire burns in Big Horn National Forest about 75 miles northwest of Sheridan. An unconfirmed report says a plane fell yesterday and sparked the blaze. Civilian Conservation Corps crews move toward the blaze as rugged terrain hampers communication. details remain scarce.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Big Horn National Forest
Forest Service
John de Barth
Y. David
Porcupine Station
Civilian Conservation Corps
Lodge Grass Creek
Man Saves $800 By Not Shaving
Home Missouri July 5 a local barber Theodor Heckman gave 82 year old Dr W D Vint his first shave in 52 years The veteran Home physician said his last shave was in 1884 in Chicago and that he had saved more than 800 dollars by not being shaved since then
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Jack Walsh
Montana Street
Sullivan
Sandbloom
M. F. Duff
Patrick Joseph Sloan
John McGrady
Butte
Daly Shea Funeral Home
Home
W. D. Vint
Theodor Heckman
Vint
Chicago
Weather Forecast for Montana
Partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday with cooler conditions in the eastern portion.
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Montana
900 In Danger As Ship Sinks Near Kurile Islands
A Sapporo dispatch says 900 crew and fishermen aboard the Soviet steamer Sima are endangered after grounding off Omekotan island north of the Kurile chain. The 4000 ton vessel has a leaking hull and engines that fail. Rescue attempts by the Olochon were blocked by fog. another Russian ship was sent from Vladivostok to assist.
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Tokyo
Sapporo
Japan
Asahi Today
Sima
Omekotan Island
Kurile Chain
Kurile Islands
Olochon
Vladivostok
Siberia
Zioncheck Ducks with Bride on UW Campus Scene
Washington congressman Marion A. Zioncheck and his Texan wife toured the University of Washington campus in Seattle. He called the visit a lighthearted scene of his first rebellion and public ducking while noting he was watching political developments and had no campaign plans yet. He suggested possibly taking a few days off.
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Seattle
Washington State
Marion A. Zioncheck
University of Washington
Zionbheck
Mercury Boils Up to 113 in Montana
Glendive records a 113 degree high marking the hottest day in 49 years of weather bureau records, as residents cope with the heat in Montana.
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Montana
Glendive
Weather Bureau
Camp Fire Girls Open Week at Georgetown Lake
Joyous 102 Camp Fire Girls settle at Georgetown lake for a weeklong program with a golf course swimming archery handcraft and educational activities. Camp L. O. Evans hosts led by Mrs H G Hemingway with Jane Pratt and Frances McCarthy assisting as staff. Next week over 100 new campers expected to replace this group.
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Georgetown Lake
L. O
Evans
H. G. Hemingway
Jane Pratt
Frances McCarthy
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