Senate debates sanctions power and U S embargo policy
The piece argues the Geneva offer to join international sanctions hinges on Congress empowering the president to identify aggressor nations. It recalls the Manchurian episode and warns a mixed approach risks war, while contemporary Senate action approves payment of contracts in legal tender, sidestepping gold requirements and raising repudiation debates.
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Congress
Geneva
Mr. Davis
Europe
United States
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Senate Committee
Japan
Great Britain
League
Wilson
Washington
House
Garner
Rainey
White House
Inter-City Scout Swimming Meet Proves Great Success
More than 150 Boy Scouts from Deer Lodge Anaconda and Butte attended the first annual inter city swimming meet at Gregson Springs. Troops 32 and 33 of Deer Lodge took first and second with Anaconda’s Troop 9 third, while Butte troops scored in final events.
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Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Butte Boys
Butte
Gregson Springs
J. B. Taylor
O. E. Hoover
Northwest
Robert Thornfelt
Fred Pickel
William Yeoman
Big Fight Thursday Promises Banner Crowd in New York
Max Schmeling meets Max Baer in New York City next Thursday evening in a high profile heavyweight title bout. Promoter Jack Dempsey aims for a crowd of 80 000 to 100 000 as coverage will be relayed by megaphone to Butte fans from the Montana Standard building on West Broadway with blow by blow updates.
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Max Schmeling
Max Baer
New York City
Jack Dempsey
Butte
Montana Standard
West Broadway
Eye Witness Lines Up Claim in Lamson Case
San Jose June 3 Arth M Free attorney for David Tamee charged with the murder of his wife at Stand ford university Decoration day said he would produce an eye witness to Mrs Lamson's death. He kept the witness name confidential but said a written statement exists and will be shown at the proper time. The witness allegedly corroborates the claim the death was accidental.
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San Jose
Arth M. Free
David Tamee
Standford University
Free
Phantom bandit slips away as Floyd manhunt tightens
Oklahoma lawmen pursue Charles Floyd in the Seminole oil field area while a heavy posse searches camps and highways. Bradley Floyd, W A Blackie, Smalley and Troy Keesee are detained after a car seizure. Keesee released later due to lack of evidence.
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Wewoka
Okla
U.P
Seminole Oil Field
Charles
Pretty Boy) Floyd
Pretty Boy
Earlsboro
Bradley Floyd
W. A.blackie
Smalley
Troy Keesee
C. L. Hills
Aldridge
Keesee
Hills
Manufacturers to Fight Labor Licensing Provisions
A storm looms as the National Association of Manufacturers moves to block labor and licensing provisions in the Roosevelt labor control bill. The House passed the measure. the Senate committee fights the licensing clause amid high pressure lobbying. James Emery of NAM denounces the bill as giving too much power. William Green of the AFL counters, threatening the bill’s impact on industry.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Association of Manufacturers
Hugh Johnson
House
Senate
National Manufacturers 'Association
James Emery
Association
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Three Billions in Metals Mined in Montana Since Gold Found
A 1933 Montana study reports minerals valued over three billion dollars mined in the state since gold was first commercially mined. It notes Montana's wealth of resources with 25 plus products recovered and that in the past decade mineral outputs topped livestock and manufactured goods in value.
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Montana
Treasure State
Mines School
Eugene 8. Perry
Montana School of Mines
Montana Artist Antonio d Orazi Wins World Fair Honor
Mis soula artist Antonio d Orazi 24 has a featured place in the Century of Progress fair hall of religion in Chicago. The decision followed reviews by Dudley Crafts Watson and sculptor Laredo Taft. D Orazi, Montana alumnus, painted a mural at St Francis Xavier church at 18 and later taught in Seattle and at the Wigwam House Workshop.
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Missoula
Antonio d’Orazi
Chicago
D’orazi
Hall of Religion
Dudley Crafts Watson
Laredo Taft
University of Montana
St. Francis Xavier's
Seattle
Wich House
New
Recovery of ransom in McElroy kidnapping case
Kansas City investigators report new ransom recoveries a second confession and possible leads to another suspect in the Mary McElroy kidnapping. $3,000 of the $30,000 payoff was found in a riverbank cache eight miles south of La Cygne Kansas.
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Kansas City
Mary McElroy
T. J. Higgins
Miss McElroy
Marins Des Cygnes
la Cygne
Kan
Higgins
Clarence Chick
Chick
Walter H. McGee
Leavenworth
McGee
George McGee
Pat Brewer
First Mass For Butte Native Father Harrington
Preparations are under way for a large Catholic laity turnout at St. Lawrence church next Sunday as Rev. Daniel B. Harrington, a Butte native, celebrates his first mass after being ordained in Rome last December. He will arrive in Butte from New York the day before.
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St. Lawrence Church
Daniel B. Harrington
Butte
Father Harrington
Rome
New York
Rattlesnake Halts Weather Desk at Dallas Airport
At Love Field in Dallas a rattlesnake reportedly commandeered the weather desk delaying the hourly forecast from Sweetwater Texas. The operator said the delay was caused by the rattler occupying the desk and instrument, but the weather was later reported fair with unlimited visibility and ceiling. The snake was killed with help from airport staff.
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Sweetwater
M. P. Hester
Rattler
First Lady Roosevelt Cuts Western Air Tour Route
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt announced a revised western air trip routing through Fort Worth Dallas and Tucson eliminating the Grand Canyon. She will fly from Washington at 9 a.m. to visit her son Elliott in California and reach Tucson Monday before returning to New York Friday.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fort Worth
Dallas
Texas
Tucson
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Roosevelt
White House
Elliott
California
Nancy Cook
Isabella Greenway
New York
Refunding Bonds Nearly All Sold In Montana
State Treasurer James J. Brett announced Montana refunding bonds of 4.5 million dollars were highly sold with less than 300 thousand dollars unsold. The issue attracted strong investor interest and solidified the revenue plan.
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Helena
Montana
James J. Brett
Old Butte Man Dies After Poison Attempt in Hotel Room
Owen Murphy a 60 year old Basin area miner and Butte veteran died in a Clarence hotel room after taking a cyanide dose he claimed would put him to sleep. Police say the cyanide was purchased recently for mining operations and an inquest will likely be held.
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Owen Murphy
Butte
Basin
Clarence Hotel
East Park Street
W. D. Cameron
Talent
Murphy
Cameron
Arizona Hotel
Park Street
Unsettled and cooler in Montana through Sunday
A weather forecast for Montana calls for unsettled conditions and cooler temperatures on Sunday with generally fair weather by Monday. Strong entities include Montana and the days Sunday and Monday.
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Montana
Mattern Aims for Paris Then Moscow After New York Start
Jimmie Mattern, 28, Texas aviator, is circumnavigating solo. He passed Newfoundland overnight and was sighted over Lewisporte, N F about 1,200 miles from New York after leaving Floyd Bennett Field at 4 20 a m EST. He plans Paris as first stop with a six hour rest before continuing to Moscow. Weather along the Atlantic coast showed fog and rain with fair conditions only at Clare. Irish officials reported conditions through the day.
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New York
Jimmie Mattern
Newfoundland
Texas
Wadham Islands
Mattern
Lewisporte
N. F
Floyd Bennett Field
Brooklyn
Harbor Grace
Atlantic
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Paris
Clare
Visitors barred from Muscle Shoals plant over sabotage reports
Washington June 3 Visitors have been barred from the Muscle Shoals power house in Alabama by order of Major General Lytle Brown chief of army engineers. He cited recurring reports of intended sabotage and warned that only known individuals be admitted to protect the government 150000000 property.
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Washington
Muscle Shoal
Ala
Lytle Brown
Army Engineers
Brown
Roosevelt Seen Accepting Senate Limitation on Veterans Benefits
President Roosevelt reportedly showed no objection to the senate’s 26 percent cap on veterans' compensation cuts. House leaders expect the House to accept the limit, with GOP Senator Cutting of New Mexico among visitors to seek the president's views. The amendment added 170 million dollars to the independent offices appropriation bill, with action likely early next week.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Congress
White House
House
Independent Offices
Senator Cutting
New Mexico
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