Hitler issues last appeal to Britain from Reichstag
Berlin July 19 Adolf Hitler warned Great Britain to withdraw or face destruction of its world empire and terror for millions. He spoke for an hour and thirty five minutes outlining Germany terms and vowing a terrible response to British air raids as the war would not end until one side is down.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
France
Great Britain
Reichstag
Germany
Hitler
British Isles
Britain
Churchill
Republican Nominees in Butte Listed
The county Republican slate for the November general election was completed as Addis McGrath and staff finished tabulating write in votes. 148 names were written in for the legislature and 15 for other offices. Nominated include Richard Wilkinson county attorney 109 votes Fred Seubert county commissioner 81 Olga Ferguson county auditor 95 Dave Hopkins clerk of the district court 192 Robert Brimson 67 and William Dun.
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Addis McGrath
Richard Wilkinson
Fred Seubert
Olga Ferguson
Dave Hopkins
Robert Brimson
William Dun
New and Sharper Japanese Policy Outlined
Tokyo reports a sharpened Japanese foreign policy under Premier Fumimaro Konoye aiming for closer ties with the Rome Berlin axis. The inner government outlined a plan after a cabinet conference, with observers noting Japan would seek understanding with Germany before any expansionist moves.
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Tokyo
Fumimaro Konoye
Prince Konoye
Europe
Far East
Japan
Germany
United States Ready to Negotiate Rights in China
Sumner Welles, acting secretary of state, said the United States was ready to negotiate with China to relinquish special rights whenever conditions warrant. The stance followed Churchill's remarks in Parliament about Burma route closures affecting China.
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United States
China
Welles
Washington
Great Britain
Sumner Welles
Churchill
House of Commons
Burma
Britain Seeks US Accord on Frozen War Assets
Washington reports Britain aims to reach an agreement with the United States to keep assets of invaded nations from reaching Germany. Sir Frederick Phillips said London does not want frozen funds to fall under German control. The assets, held in American vaults since April 10 under Roosevelt orders, include German and Russian dominated nations and are protected to avoid liability for American banks.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Frederick Phillips
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Frederick
France
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Norway
Luxemburg
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Vandenberg labels Roosevelt-Wallace ticket totalitarian
Senator Vandenberg denounces the Roosevelt-Wallace ticket as a product of a totalitarian convention and calls the Roosevelt era a political dictatorship that must be decided at the polls next November. He says the third term issue highlights the dangers of the New Deal and its author’s political trademark.
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Washington
Vandenberg
R.mich
Roosevelt
Michigan
Burke
Nebraska
Wendell Willkie
Emergency Council Director Resigns to Back Willkie
Roland Hill former director of the national emergency council in Minnesota in 1936 resigns as an auditor in the general accounting office and says he will campaign for Wendell Willkie. He cites opposition to a third term precedent and dislikes Secretary Wallace as the vice presidential nominee.
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Washington
Roland Hill
National Emergency Council
Minnesota
General Accounting Office
Wendell Willkie
Wallace
Aspirant for Utah Governor quits over third term
Salt Lake City July 19 Lawrence E. Nelson withdrew his candidacy for the Utah Democratic gubernatorial nomination saying his convictions against a third term were strong enough to prevent him from running on a ticket that supported a third term presidential nominee and allowed that nominee to dictate the vice presidential choice.
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Salt Lake City
Lawrence E. Nelson
Utah
Lamey Concedes Victory in Montana Governor Race
Havre July 19 Arthur F. Lamey Havre attorney who opposed Gov Roy E Ayers in a close Montana primary sent Ayers a congratulatory cable as incomplete returns indicated Ayers won the Democratic nomination for governor Lamey’s concession sets Ayers to face Republican nominee Sam C Ford in November for the governorship
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Havre
Arthur F. Lamey
Roy E. Ayers
Ayers
Lamey
Helena
Montana
Sam C. Ford
Montana Weekend Outlook
Partly cloudy in Montana Saturday and Sunday with widely scattered mild afternoon thunderstorms. Temperatures expected to stay about the same.
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Montana
Rural Carriers of State Open Annual Session
Rural mail carriers of Montana held a two day convention ending the first day with a banquet at the American Legion hall. about 75 attendees including the ladies auxiliary. W J Cooney post office inspector will speak at the morning session and officers and committees will report. New officers and a delegate plus alternate to the national convention in St Louis will be chosen. Selection for the 1941 convention city was to be made.
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Montana
American Legion Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Legion
J. R. Jones
Great Falls
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Ladies of the Legion Auxiliary
W. J. Cooney
Post Office
Cooney
St. Louis
Postmaster to Oversee Alien Fingerprinting in Butte
Postmaster Frank X. Monaghan was told he will supervise registration and fingerprinting of aliens in the Butte district. Procedures are being drafted by the Post Office department and local postmasters will lead the work in their communities once orders arrive. Monaghan noted no start date and said law enforcement may be asked to assist with fingerprinting training. Roosevelt signed the bill on June 29 authorizing nationwide alien registration and fingerprinting.
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Frank X. Monaghan
Butte
Post Office Department
Congress
Monaghan
Roosevelt
United States
Hull Says Havana Talks Not Unfriendly to Non-Americans
Secretary of State Cordell Hull, on route to Havana for a meeting of American foreign ministers, said the Havana consultation was not unfriendly to non American powers. He called for cooperation on equal terms and warned the world faces unprecedented international developments.
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Hull
Miami
Filia
Cordell Hull
Havana
State Rifle Shoot Opens Near Rocker
Missoula sharpshooters began the Montana Rifle Association tournament with three wins in yesterday’s four team matches at the Butte Gun Club range near Rocker. Butte teams trailed, taking second in the four-team set.
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Missoula
Montana Rifle Association
Butte
Rocker
Montana rifle tourney opens at Butte Gun Club range
Colonel D. G. Stivers, president of the Butte Gun Club, presides as host of the three day Montana rifle tournament which opened yesterday on the club range south of Rocker.
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D. G. Stivers
Montana
Colonel Stivers
Butte
Rocker
Britons Reject Hitler Peace Offer as Air War Rages
Britain denounces Hitler's peace overture while giant air battles unfold. RAF bombers strike Essen and German storage sites. Italian cruiser Bartolomeo Colleoni sunk by British forces. Nine Allied ships involved in two major clashes off the southeast coast as Churchill vows no terms.
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London
Britain
Adolf Hitler
Royal Air Force
Germany
Krupp
Essen
Royal Navy
Mediterranean
Bartolomeo Colleoni
Hitler
Winston Churchill
Aged Couple to Wed After Utah License Issued
A marriage license was issued for Aberham Gordon, 75, and Priscilla Rosetta Philip Gordon, 73, both of Murray Utah. They plan to marry today in Butte. Mrs Gordon had previously been married to the groom’s deceased brother. Other licenses issued included J Garfield Tregidia and Elsie Daneri, both of Butte. Eugene Grant and Jenny Jose, both of Butte. and William B Irwin and Mary Vivian Dumont, both of Butte.
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Aberham Gordon
Priscilla Rosetta Philip Gordon
Murray
Utah
Dave Holland
Butte
Gordon
J. Garfield Tregidia
Elsie Daneri
Eugene Grant
Jenny Jose
William B. Irwin
Mary Vivian Dumont
Hitler condemns Britain's refusal and lauds German war mobilization
Berlin reports Fuehrer Adolf Hitler in a Reichstag speech deriding Britain's rejection of his overture and lamenting missed friendship with England. He boasted Germany’s small losses, vast production, and readiness to bear heavier burdens under the four year plan, praising Italy and naming Goering Reich marshal with the grand cross.
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Berlin
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Britain
England
Hitler
Germany
Italy
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Reich
Greater Germany
Willkie defends presidential bid at Denver stockyards
Wendell L. Willkie, back at his resort hotel after addressing stockmen in Denver, says he seeks the presidency to present deep seated convictions and will not pretend noble motives. He toured a sugar plant and a beet farm near the stockyards during the visit.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Wendell L. Willkie
Denver
Willkie
America
Emil Ehlen
United States
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