Ellio Parker 3 Taken In Wendel Kidnapping Gaol
Ellis H. Parker Jr., Burlington county detective chief, arrested in New York on kidnapping and assault charges tied to the Lindbergh case. Kings County grand jury indicted Parker three hours earlier after he allegedly led the questioning that produced Wendel’s disputed confession.
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N. J
Ellis H. Parker Jr
Burlington County
New York
Paul H. Wendel
Parker
Lindbergh
Kings County
N. Y
Brooklyn
Wendel
Trenton
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Congress approves flood control measure for Rocky Mountain region
Congress cleared a omnibus flood control bill authorizing over 320 million dollars for the Rocky Mountain region. It funds construction and surveys of projects in Montana Wyoming and Colorado including levees on the Yellowstone and Milk rivers and authorizes continued studies of the Big Horn canyon reservoir and the Hungry Horse dam. The Senate then moved on the Mississippi Valley control works with a 272 million dollar bill.
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White House
House
Senate House
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Forsyth
Yellowstone River
Wibaux
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Little Missouri
Saco
Milk River
Glasgow
Harlem
War Department
Big Horn Canyon
Hungry Horse
Senate
Mississippi Valley
Montana Delegation Seeks Emphatic G O P Platform
Eight Montana delegates head to the Cleveland convention as uninstructed voters. Each carries firm ideas on the party platform and the 1936 GOP stance against the New Deal, with prospects of loud advocacy for their favored planks.
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Helena
Montana
Cleveland
Ohio City
G.O.P
New Deal
Anaconda names Hobbin s executive VP with Montana shifts
C Kelley of Anaconda Copper announces management changes in Montana. J R Hobbins becomes executive vice president with New York offices, while Dan M Kelly takes Montana duties as vice president and W H Hoover becomes Western general counsel. Hobbins will be based east due to company needs.
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Anaconda Company
Montana
Hobbins
James R. Hobbins
New York
Great Falls
Western General
Kelly
D. M. Kelly
W.H. Hoover
C. F. Kelley
Anaconda Copper Company
Butte
J. R. Hobbins
Dan M. Kelly
W. H. Hoover
Kelley
Olympian
Temple
James R. Robbins
First National Bank of Great Falls
Daniel M. Kelly
East
Hobbbins
Council rejects option on bonds for Butte refinancing
The Butte City Council rejected a proposal by A S Hayak and Co to take an option on a 900000 refunding bond issue to June 21 for a market survey. The plan would refinance at 4.5 percent if warranted, with a withdraw option if state land board offers lower terms. The matter was sent to the investment committee and a June 17 postponement was approved.
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Butte
A. 5. Hayak and Company
K. K. Bailey
State Land Board
Investment Committee
Frank Curran
Bernard Kelly
Dollar Day Promises Big Shopping Surge in Mining City
Tomorrow is Dollar Day in Mining City and Butte. Merchants collaborate to boost business with extra sales staff and special streetcar service. Over 2,000 sale items listed. hundreds of out of town shoppers expected. Butte papers publish a 29 page tabloid tonight and tomorrow morning highlighting the event.
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Butte
Butte Newspapers
Treasury predicts 34 billion public debt by June 30
Treasury experts estimate the fiscal year will end June 30 with the public debt near 34 billion dollars. They project 3.5 million veterans eligible for the bonus, about 2.5 million receiving checks or bonds in mid to late June, totaling roughly 1.7 billion dollars in outlays. The plan includes 1 billion borrowed June 15 and 250 million via weekly Treasury bills, offset by about 600 million in bonus bonds cashed.
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Washington
Treasury
Tax Act Bogs Down After Senate Vote
Washington reports the tax act stalled over a fight on higher taxes for undistributed corporate profits. Senate leaders expect a vote tomorrow with a conference to follow, while a three day recess may be used if no agreement is reached. The dispute comes after tentative gains on individual income brackets above 6000 dollars.
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Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
House
Black
Democrat
Alabama
LaFollette
Progressive
Wisconsin
Chamber
Butte Veteran Bonds to Arrive by Mail on June 17
Butte veterans will receive registered letters containing adjusted service bonds by a special night carrier service on June 17 announced by Postmaster Frank X. Monaghan. Bonds will be mailed from Minneapolis starting June 15 with local arrival June 16 and require addressee identification upon delivery.
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Butte
Frank X. Monaghan
Federal Reserve Bank
Minneapolis
Monaghan
Senate Acts to Slash Farm Benefit Funds
Senate agriculture committee moves to cut large farm benefit payments under the erosion farm control program. Initial plan aimed to halve payments above 510,000, later floated a 50 percent cut for all benefits over 510,000. President Roosevelt cites advantages to large corporations. asks for broader tax principle application.
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Senate
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate Agriculture Committee
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Montana Weather Forecast For Thursday And Friday
Unsettled conditions move across Montana on Thursday with a chance of showers and cooler air Friday. Temperatures rise slightly Thursday before easing again, with scattered clouds and light winds expected across the state.
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Montana
Death of Speaker Burns Shocks Washington D C
Joseph W. Burns 66 longtime Tennessee congressman and speaker of the House died at 12 14 a m after a heart attack and cerebral hemorrhage at the Mayflower hotel Informed of the White House he faced sudden death amid efforts to adjourn Congress Friends and colleagues expressed shock and described him as a master parliamentarian.
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Washington
Joseph Wellington Burns
House of Representatives
George W. Calver
Capitol
Burns
Mayflower
White House
Congress
Snell
New Hampshire
Uncle Joe
Nurses of Montana Close Fourteenth Annual Convention
Final reports and election of officers will end the Montana State Association of Graduate Nurses twenty fourth annual convention in Butte. The Finlen hotel hosted 150 registrants after a Tuesday opening session and lectures by Miss Elnora Thompson of the University of Oregon on psychiatric nursing and mental hygiene. A case clinic at Warm Springs followed and the group resumed evening sessions at the Finlen.
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Montana State Association of Graduate Nurses
Finlen Hotel
Elnora
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