Congress to Balance Budget and Pass Relief Bill
Washington June 5 Congress moves to finish a 1 1185 million revenue bill and adjourn next week while a large relief insurance program awaits enactment. Senate expected to send the measure to Hoover who will sign promptly as new excise taxes take effect within 15 days. Senate already approved a 10 percent pay cut for government workers over 1000 and congress members.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Congress
Treasury
Senate
Hoover
Virginia Mountains
Republicans to Resubmit Prohibition Plank Planned
Republican leaders including Senator Moses of New Hampshire announced a definite plan for a prohibition resubmission plank in the party platform. Garfield, who will chair the resolutions committee, said details remain undecided and a firm form will take several days. The conference at Congressional Country Club gathered Republican chiefs and explored a wide range of opinions on the issue.
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Washington
Moses
New Hampshire
Sant
James R. Garfield
Ohio
Garfield
Congressional Country Club
Maryland
Power for President urged as nations face economic crisis
Notre Dame graduation speaker Owen D. Young urged considering extraordinary presidential powers to create central authority for economic reform. He warned democracy spreads powers too thin and that a central plan may be needed in a modern, highly specialized world. He compared the downturn to an avalanched failure of distributed authority.
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Owen D. Young
United States
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
Young
General Electric Company
Catholic Retreat Set for Helena June 17 to 19
The annual Montana Catholic lay retreat will occur in Helena from June 17 to 19. Men meet at Carroll College under Bishop O'Hara supervision, women at St Vincent Academy led by Rev J A Collette. Registration is open at Knights of Columbus HQ though open to all.
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Helena
Montana
Knights of Columbus
Carroll College
Bishop O'Hara
Great Falls
St. Vincent Academy
J. A. Collette
National Council of Catholic Women
Ex-Convict Plotted Murder of Aged Woman for Insurance
Vincent Hallinan said he would turn Frank Egan over to police and name the public defender who had represented him since 1921. The case centers on Verne Doran and Albert Tinnin’s confession linking Egan to planning the death of Mrs Jessie Scott Hughes to gain her money.
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Avers
Angle
San Francisco
Vincent Hallinan
Frank Egan
Jessie Scott Hughes
Egan
Hallinan
Verne Doran
Mrs. Hughes
Doran
Albert Tinnin
Chile’s Revolutionary Junta Moves to Seize Power
Santiago reports the junta that ousted President Montoro forms a provisional government under Carlos Davila to create a socialist republic. Decrees aim to take over productive forces and privatized enterprises, with confiscatory taxes and nationalization of major assets, including foreign holdings.
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Santiago
Chile
Juan Esteban Montaro
Carlos Davila
Davila
Congress
Weather forecast for Montana turns warmer Monday
The forecast for Montana on Monday and Tuesday calls for generally fair skies and rising temperatures. The southern portion is expected to warm more on Monday with milder conditions continuing into Tuesday.
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Montana
Roosevelt Forces back Walsh for Democratic convention chair
New York June 5 Gov Franklin D Roosevelt supporters move to back Senator Thomas J Walsh Montana for permanent chair of the Democratic national convention. This comes after the arrangements committee backed Senator Barkley temporary chair and recommended Jouett Shouse for permanent chair. Farley announces the shift as Roosevelt forces tighten control of the Chicago event.
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Roosevelt
Walsh
Jouett Shouse
Barkley
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senator Walsh
Montana
James A. Farley
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
Farley
Thomas J. Walsh
Chicago
T. J. Walsh
Record storm yields heaviest 24 hour rainfall in years
A heavy storm brought 0.71 inches of precipitation at the local weather bureau, the heaviest one day total in years. The system moved across the Northwest with rain in Butte then showers and snow flurries, temperatures ranging from 50 to 36 degrees above zero over a 24 hour period ending last night.
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Butte
Veterans march on Washington demand bonus payment
A growing veteran gathering converged on Washington to demand payment of the soldiers' bonus. Police reported 2,000 to 3,000 encamped with about 5,000 more en route as food supplies dwindled amid the protest.
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Washington
New York Gang Leaders Rounded Up In Lindbergh Hoax Probe
The Daily News reports police ordered a roundup of major New York gang leaders to probe whether Col. Lindbergh was the victim of an underworld hoax after paying a 50000 ransom for his kidnapped son. Arthur Schultz and his bodyguard were detained with others tied to a racketeers meeting as part of the inquiry.
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New York
The
Daily News
New York City
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Arthur “Dutch Schultz
Flegenheimer
Bronx
the News
Salvatore Spitale
Lindbergh
Betweens
Bronx County
New Jersey
Owney Madden
Morris Rosner
Schultz
Dry Kansas Echoes From Wet Pioneer Days
Writer Carl Sandburg recalls Kansas history in Hays Abilene Wichita and other towns with Hell's Half Acres. He notes 1860s 70s cavalry campaigns redrawn by soldiers wives saloons and gambling amid cattle trails and cow towns on the Great Plains.
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Carl Sandburg
N. A
Hays
Kas
Kansas
Kansas City
Great Plains
Chicago
New York
Hays City
Abilene
Wichita
Hell's Half Acre
United States Army
Grand Jury Urges Prosecution of Samuel Seabury in Transit Rates Case
The Hofstadter committee case against Samuel Seabury for violating state constitution by accepting preferential steamship rates was urged to a grand jury. Hastings accused Seabury of Bermuda travel with $1010 in accommodations paid by others, and urged misdemeanor charges while noting Seabury’s link to Mayor James J. Walker and the Roosevelt administration review.
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New York
Samuel Seabury
Hofstadter Committee
Roosevelt
James J. Walker
Seabury
Walker
John A. Hastings
Bermuda
Hastings
Brooklyn Democrat
Thomas C. T. Crain
Grand
Rotarians head to Garden City convention
Butte Rotarians travel with five official delegates and five alternates to the district convention in Missoula. Fred Bennion of Bozeman serves as district governor and will call the convention to order with Sir Charles Mander of Wolverton attending as a Rotary International director. Delegates plan to attend the University of Montana commencement in the afternoon.
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Missoula
Butte
George E. Alkire
Hugh Forbis
Fred Lewis
R. M. McGrew
Frank R. Venable
University of Montana
Philadelphia
Plan to murder Mussolini foiled as bombs found
In Rome on June 5 a would be assassin, Angelo Sbardellotto, 25, armed with a pistol and two bombs, was arrested outside Mussolini's Palazzio Venezia office. He confessed to aiming at the premier during Garibaldi day celebrations, seeking to strike a liberty symbol. A Swiss passport bearing the name Angelo Gabini was cited as forgery. Police linked him to a group called canes and liberty.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
I Duce
Palazzio Venezia
Garibaldi
Angelo Sbardellotto
Angelo Gabini
Five Die in Italian 21-Gun Salute Accident
In Naples on June 5 a 21 gun salute for the Italian constitution anniversary exploded at San Vincenzo dock. Five soldiers were killed, six wounded and one struck dumb as shells detonated from a pile of ammunition.
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Naples
Italy
San Vincenzo
Economic rehabilitation plan outlined at White House
After intensive conferences at the presidential lodge in Virginia a four point program emerged to stimulate employment and aid agriculture. The plan seeks to expand Reconstruction Finance Corporation authority to 3 billion dollars to finance public works and secure loans on agricultural commodities.
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Washington
Presidential Lodge
Virginia
General Administration
Hoover
Dawes
Reconstruction Corporation
White House
Prohibition Fight Splits North Carolina Senate Primary
North Carolina remains a prohibition stronghold as wet and dry factions wage a tight race for the Democratic U S Senate nomination. With 1,199 of 1,823 precincts reporting Reynolds leads Morrison by 582 votes, indicating a runoff on July 2. Ehringhaus leads the Democratic gubernatorial race with 106,579 votes as Fountain and Maxwell follow.
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Raleigh
N. C
U.P
North Carolina
United States
Cameron M. Morrison
Robert R. Reynolds
Reynolds
Morrison
Frank D. Grist
T. C. Bowie
Arthur Simmons
John C. B. Ehringhaus
Ehringhaus
R. T. Fountain
Allen J. Maxwell
Noted English Rotarian Visits Butte During Day
Sir Charles Mander of Wolverton England and his companion Jag Mander visited Butte en route to Missoula for a Rotary district convention. They were welcomed by local Rotarians and wives and hosted at a Finlen hotel luncheon before an underground mine tour. He noted wartime debt payments via rubber trade and costs to America.
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Sir Charles Mander
Wolverton
England
Buttee
Jag Mander
Missoula
Sir Charles
Rotary Dis
Trict Convention
Rotary International
Bute
America
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