Senate Pushes Tax Bill to Final Passage
Canton army moves into Nanking area as southern leaders urge war against Japan. After a five day Canton conference they telegram provincial leaders and the Nanking government demanding immediate withdrawal of Japanese forces and announcing a general mobilization of southern armies.
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Senate
South China
Chiang Kai -Shek
Central China
Nanking
North China
Canton
Japan
Field Gangs Up On Gov Landon In Global Tension
June 6 dispatch from Hong Kong reports more than 200000 South China troops marching toward the Yangtse valley to pressure war plans by Canton and Kwangsi lords amid Sino Japanese tensions. Gen Chen Chi Tong and Gen Pei Tsung Hsi lead main forces seeking a war solution to halt Japanese expansion.
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U.P
South China
Yangtse River
Canton
Kwangsi
China
Japan
Pei Tsung-Hsi
Kwangsi Province
Chen Chi-Tong
Northwest Political Council
World Force Action
New Deal Sympathizer Impresses at Mines Graduation
John Hamilton, Landon campaign manager, presides over a jubilant caucus as Chink in Armor notes a steady stream of votes for Kansas governor. In Washington Rankin of Mississippi signals a spirited race for House floor leader, while Admiral Byrd pledges life to world peace after accepting a medal in New York.
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Admiral Byrd
John Hamilton
Landon
Kansas
Henry J. Allen
William Allen White
Emporia
Hamilton
London
Knox and Borah
Washington
House
Bankhead
Rankin
Mississippi
Hette Burns
Tennessee
Burns
Henry T. Rainey
Illinois
O'Connor
New York
Richard E. Byrd
Poles
Atlantic
Antarctic
Dick Byrd
Landon Branded Odds In Fragmented GOP Convention Push
At Cleveland a split GOP field bands with Dickinson Borah and Knox forces to halt Landon. No formal deal exists yet but consensus aims to blunt Landon within 24 hours and pivot toward a free for all nominating fight if successful.
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Cleveland
U.P
Alf M. Landon
Lester J. Dickinson
Iowa
William E. Borah
Frank Knox
London
Landon
Susannah
Kansas
Little Joe Martin
Woman Killed in Great Falls Crash
Great Falls June 5 Mrs Alfred Wilson 40 was killed when a car driven by her husband overturned on a residential street at 6 pm He was only slightly injured police said the couple were occupants in the vehicle
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Great Falls
Alfred Wilson
Hoare Rejoins British Cabinet As First Lord Of The Admiralty
London reports Sir Samuel Hoare is named first lord of the admiralty amid cabinet reshuffle. He succeeds Viscount Mandeville and will tackle Mediterranean fleet issues after Britain’s Ethiopia policy and Mussolini actions. Eden also meets Haile Selassie as tensions with Italy endure.
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Samuel Hoare
Admiralty
London
Great Britain
Benito Mussolini
Ethiopia
Il Duce
Stanley Baldwin
Samuel
Viscount Mansell
Mediterranean
Sir Samuel
Haile Selassie
Anthony Eden
Cops College Promises Criminology Degree for Officers
A Sunday Montana Standard feature traces a new police college training path, projecting four year criminology degrees for police officers alongside other campus style offerings. The edition also touts a Georgetown spawning station fish migration and invites readers to visit during sunny days to see about 40,000 fish in the station.
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Sherlock Holmes
Missoula
Montana Standard
Georgetown
Montana
Sunday
Poll Books Close as Voter Registration Reaches 25261
Registration totals show 25 261 electors qualified for the July 21 primary in Silver Bow county. The count, 200 below the 1932 peak of 25 481, is 469 above the 1934 July primary. Books closed at 5 PM. nominating petitions due June 10 for state and national posts and June 20 for county offices.
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John Holland
Silver Bow
Southern Storm Kills One Injures Several Near Snyder
A windstorm swept rural Snyder Oklahoma killing Randall Bush 36 and injuring Tim Ottwell, George Hickman, Buster Shelley, and C W Miller as a twister lifted homes and hurled occupants. Ottwell suffered additional injuries when his house collapsed in a neighboring field.
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C. W. Miller
Texas to Open $25 Million Exposition Tomorrow
Dallas reports the Texas centennial exposition will open with a grand ceremony. 400 years of state history are featured across 200 acres with 15,000 workers finishing midway attractions, historic and commercial exhibits, all staged for the opening night.
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Dallas
Texas
Six Flags
Butte High Graduate Sets South America Visit Tonight
Jeanne Vines a 1936 Butte High School graduate leaves tonight for a trip via New York to Potrerillos Chile and South America to see her parents Mr and Mrs John Vines former Butte residents. She plans to return in the fall to attend a Montana college and has not chosen which one.
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Butte High
South America
Jeanne Vines
Butte High School
Butte
Potrerillos
Chile
Jeanne
New York City
John Vines
Development of Americanism Plea by VFW Leader in Butte
Mrs. Winnifred D. Toussaint national president of the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary urged Butte and Montana affiliates to promote Americanism above all other ideologies. The audience of over 100 gathered for a special banquet in her honor as she toured the state with delegates from Helena Bozeman Missoula Ennis and nearby towns. The report notes graduates and elders contributing wisdom to the community.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Butte
Montana
America
Winnifred D. Toussaint
Jersey City
N. J
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Toussaint
United States
Helena
Bozeman
Missoula
Ennis
Record speed in political and academic events in Montana
The report highlights a Montana auxiliary visit with praise for swift membership growth and plans for the National VFW home in Eaton Rapids Michigan a new $75000 auditorium and a $20000 Montana building to be started this fall Mrs Toussaint arrives in Butte from Portland tours mines and departs for Salt Lake City She describes a high altitude and deep mining experiences and a commencement talk by C F Kelley at the Montana School of Mines commemorating graduates and development of civilization The Senate passes a tax bill amid a tight vote and extensive amendments totaling up to 829 million in new revenue with a 38 24 tally involving a cross party coalition and a looming conference with the House
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Butte
Montana
Toussaint
National V. F. W
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Washington
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Montana Weekend Showers and Cooler Temperatures
A Montana forecast calls for probable shower activity on Saturday and Sunday with cooler conditions arriving Saturday.
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Montana
Butte Youths to Visit Columbia Gardens for Children's Day
Butte youngsters will be guests at Columbia Gardens today for the first children's day of the season. Manager E J Nash of the Butte Electric Railway company will host thousands of kids with free transport under 14 from Park and Main at 9 30 a m to 1 30 p m and return 1 30 p m to 6 p m.
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Butte
Columbia Gardens
E. J. Nash
Butte Electric Railway Company
Park and Main Streets
Flood Swamps Fraser River Valley Hurting British Columbia
One hundred families fled their homes at Dewdney on the Fraser river as flood waters four feet deep covered streets. Harrison village and Mission saw rising water with authorities predicting a peak near 23 feet. Damages tentatively placed at 300000 dollars with thousands of acres of farmland inundated and many families seeking higher ground.
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Vancouver
Dewdney
B. C
Nicomen Island
Harrison Village
Mission
C. E. Webb
Hydrometrical Bureau
British Columbia
Skeena
Harrison
Agassiz
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Sir Samuel Hoare
Twister
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