Weather Across Regions Reports Wide Temperature Variance
The report notes 100 degree heat in the Central and Southwest while the East records 70s and the Rocky Mountains stay warm. City readings include Boston 78, New York 74, Chicago 82, Las Vegas 113, Denver 96, San Francisco 66, and Minneapolis 86. Eastern Montana suffers drought with livestock movement rising. hay yields in Gallatin county exceed forecasts.
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Montana
J. G. Diamond
Federal Agricultural Statistician
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Flathead County
Gallatin
Montanans Form Committee For Coordination
Federal and state rehabilitation agencies will be aligned to better serve Montana. Montanans, Inc. announced a state coordinating committee through the state advisory planning board Efficient Spending to improve spending of tax money and boost state benefits.
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Roosevelt to Inspect Major Northwest Dam Projects
President Roosevelt plans a post cruise inspection of four large power and water projects including Bonnerville Fort Peck Grand Coulee and the upper Mississippi river works. Government spend exceeds 140 million dollars with tours starting after August 3 from Portland.
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Huge Orders for Guns Are Being Filled
Diplomatic quarters report major European munitions makers fulfilling vast orders as talks move toward a world arms treaty. clandestine shipments reach Central Europe the Far East and South America with Italian factories alleged to supply Paraguay Austria and Hungary.
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First Lady Not To See Daughter
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt traveling in the Sierra country says she is on vacation and has no plans to see her daughter Anna Roosevelt Dall who has Nevada divorce residence.
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Panicky college boy hunted in campus death
A panicky University of Oklahoma junior Neal Myers fled from a pursuing motorist in Houston after the body of Marian Mills a 20 year old OU beauty queen was found in a cemetery near Norman. Myers vanished just before doctors located Miss Mills dead in an apartment in Norman on Tuesday.
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Son of rancher bitten by Shetland pony at Waterloo home
Four year old Jack Reynolds son of Mr and Mrs Frank Reynolds Waterloo ranchers was bitten on the right cheek by a Shetland pony at the ranch yesterday. He was rushed to St James hospital where doctors said the teeth cut deep but an artery was spared. He faced tetanus antitoxin to prevent lockjaw as he recovers in hospital.
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No Delegation Set To East In Butte Miners Strike
A vote at Butte high school auditorium blocked sending a committee to Washington. Congressman Monaghan claimed Frank Walker and Miss Perkins favor arbitration and the union rejected a delegation despite labor conciliators urging action.
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Mystery in Hitlers Speech May Allow Early Mines Dorm Start
Dispatches from Washington report an increased federal allotment may let Montana School of Mines begin a three story dormitory project in Butte. The project funds now total about 320000 for building costs, furnishings and land, with bids tentatively accepted and contracts awarded pending plan revisions. Separate notes say Senator Wheeler secured 260000 for a Montana State College building in Bozeman, due to rising material costs, and that additional funds will aid further construction at the School of Mines in Butte.
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Bozeman
School of Mines
Butte
Hitler Aims for World Attention With Unwritten Address
Berlin July 12 With the world focused on a climaxing explanation of June 30 events the content of Chancellor Hitler s speech planned for tomorrow remains a mystery. Observers view the Reichstag summons as a deliberate bid for world attention and rumors hint Hess may repeat a peace appeal, possibly involving the League of Nations.
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Langer Calls a Special Session
Governor William Langer called a special session of the North Dakota legislature to investigate his conviction by a federal court jury of defrauding the United States.
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Wiliam Langer
North Dakota
United States
Worried-Looking Man Leads 84 School Maes on Alaska Tour
A group of 84 women teachers and administrators from eastern and midwestern states traveled through Butte en route to Seattle and Alaska. The tour is directed by Miss Florence Hale of Augusta Maine with W L Christian as assistant in charge of the party. The group, aboard the North Coast Limited, showed no books in sight and planned to gain real world insight over their dining car discussions.
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North Coast Limited
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Alaska
Florence Hale
Augusta
Maine
National Education Association
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Broad A
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Mob Hurls Rocks at Men at Green Mountain Mine
A mob of 35 to 40 men attacked workers at the Green Mountain mine in East Centerville during the Anaconda company property preservation. One worker was severely injured in the leg, needing stitches, while others escaped injury. The assault occurred about 7:30 as men entered quarters amid ongoing strike violence.
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Montana Forecast for Friday and Saturday
Montana weather forecast calls for generally fair conditions on Friday and Saturday with little temperature change. Highs and lows remain mild with no significant storms expected.
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Quiz Goes On As Police Probe July 4 Robbery
Lawrence St. Clair, blond ex convict, is questioned again about the July 4 gas station robbery and murder of Gaylord Reppy. He previously robbed a gas station at Montana and Silver streets on June 26 and denies knowledge of either crime. Authorities continue a thorough check of his activities since arriving in Butte.
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Butte
Debates Tense as Bombs Shake Austria and Germany Ties
Vienna reports two bombs explode amid rising strain between Austria and Germany over fascist doctrine. A late night decree by Chancellor Dollfuss threatens death for possessing explosives and imposes harsh penalties for crimes affecting transportation or vital industries. Seven Nazis arrested over a Salzburg bombing injuring five.
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Germany
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Friday the 13th brings doom to four men
In Ossining New York Frank Canova 51 was executed at Sing Sing after killing his wife and burning her body to conceal the crime. In California Jose Arragon and Walker Rippy faced last nights in the death cell and were scheduled for execution at 10 a.m. Friday the 13th.
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Former Butte Mining Man Herbert Tonkin Dies in California
Herbert Tonkin 70 a former resident of Butte and Centerville and prominent Montana mining man died yesterday at his Oakland California home after long illness He was born in England and began mining there moving to the United States as a youth He worked in Michigan the Black Hills and Montana including Elkhorn Radersburg and as superintendent of the Cable mine He later served as foreman for several Butte area companies and before retiring in 1923 ran the Poulin mine known as the Buffalo
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