Geneva Worried at Maneuvers At Il Duces Army
Geneva reports the League of Nations set June 30 for airing the Italo Ethiopian issue while sources fear Italy plans maneuvers to pressure sanctions. Rome cites 84 divisions and ongoing recruitment as Premier Mussolini hints at lifting penalties.
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Britain
Venice
Austria
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Germany
Anaconda to Hear G F Kelley at Luncheon
Cornelius F. Kelley president of Anaconda Copper Mining Co will address members of the Business and Professional Men's Association of Anaconda at a Montana hotel luncheon next Thursday. The meeting starts at 1 o'clock and details will be announced later by secretary John Stagg.
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Anaconda
Cornelius F. Kelley
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Business
Professional Men's Association of Anaconda
Montana
Kelley
John Stagg
Stagg
Battle Over Leadership Shapes Draft for Caucus
Rankin listed Mead of New York Rayburn of Texas and Woodrum of Virginia as possible leader candidates. Talk of forcing a caucus spread, with signs that signatures could push a caucus call tomorrow. Many expect O'Connor to resist relinquishing the rules chair to become leader next year. Bankhead seems assured of re election as Congress breaks for January.
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Rankin
Mead
New York
Rayburn
Texas
Woodrum
Virginia
O'Connor
Bankhead
Couzens
Keyes
New Hampshire
Senate
House
McNary
King
Utah
George
Georgia
Walsh
Massachusetts
Barkley
Kentucky
Conally
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Robinson
Judge Ford Files for Re election in Montana
Helena June 5 William L Ford of White Sulphur Springs judge of the Fourteenth Judicial district filed his nominating petition for re election with the secretary of state today.
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Helena
William L. Ford
White Sulphur Springs
Fourteenth Judicial District
Meagher
Wheatland
Golden Valley
Musselshell
Secretary of State
Price Discrimination Bill Clears Conferees
Senate and House conferees reach agreement on a bill to outlaw price discriminations harming small merchants. The measure imposes fines up to 5000 dollars and potential jail time for violators. It also authorizes the Federal Trade Commission to set quantity limits to prevent unjust differentials in large purchases.
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Washington
Senate
House
van Nuys
Indiana
Federal Trade Commission
Tears Will Open Its Big Exposition Today
Dream of 1903 by the late Gov. James Stephen Hogg inspires a grand opening. A $50,000 jeweled key unlocks the main gate as Gov. James V. Allred and Secretary Daniel C. Roper arrive at noon to lead a three mile procession and dedicate the grounds with a telegraph radio and cable signal.
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James Stephen Hogg
St. Louis
Secretary of Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
James V. Allred
Allred
Mr. Roper
Exposition Grounds
Seven file bids for state and national offices in Montana
Seven candidates filed nomination petitions with the Montana secretary of state marking the heaviest day of filings to date. US Senate bids came from Joseph Monaghan of Butte and Hugh Egan of Lewistown, while other entries included James O Connor of Livingston and George Melton of Dillon running for Congress. Also running were H R Eickmeyer of Great Falls for attorney general S R Foot of Helena for the GOP post, and William Ford of White Sulphur Springs seeking re election as district judge in the 14th district.
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Helena
Secretary of State
United States
Joseph P. Monaghan
Butte
Congress
Montana
Hugh Egan
Lewistown
Fergus County
James F. O'Connor
Livingston
George M. Melton
Dillon
H. R. Eickmeyer
Great Falls
S. R. Foot
William L. Ford
White Sulphur Springs
Agreement Nears to End French Strike
Paris June 5 France's new leftist government moved toward ending a nationwide strike by meeting demands of about 600 000 workers. Interior Minister Roger Salengro said an agreement with trade unions was expected after talks with the General Federation of Labor leaders. Prime Minister Leon Blum urged special parliamentary committees to speed labor bills through.
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Paris
Archduke Otto
Switzerland
Vienna
France
Otto
Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg
Kurt Schuschnigg
On O
Roger Salengro
Interior
General Federation of Labor
Leon Blum
Senate approves tax bill amid high stakes and fights
The Senate passed a sweeping corporate tax bill amid clashes over undistributed earnings and windfall taxes. Provisions include 15 to 18 percent corporate income tax, 7 percent undistributed earnings tax, 4 percent tax on dividends, higher surtaxes, and an 80 percent windfall tax for certain gains. Conferees and potential delays loom as House and Senate seek agreement before adjournment.
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Black
Alabama
LaFollette
Progressive
Wisconsin
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
House
Couzens
Michigan
Conference
Russell
Georgia
Adams
Colorado
Burns
White House
Impressive ceremony marks graduation at Montana School of Mines
The Montana School of Mines awarded 21 degrees in a campus ceremony at the Mines gymnasium. Dr. Thomson presided as C.F. Kelley received the Doctor of Laws honoris causa, honoring his leadership in the copper industry.
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Montana School OF Mines
Mines Gymnasium
Thomson
Butte
America
Montana
Monsignor J. ©. Willging
Thomas Ashworth
C. F. Kelley
Greece
Rome
Buttemore
Kelley
Brown
State Board of Education of
Cornelius Francis Kelley
Centerville
Butte High School
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Free America
Cornelius Francis Kelsey
State Board of Education
Dr. Thomson
Peter Andreas Morum Haines
St. Joe Lead Company
Missouri
Haines
Alaskan
Linen stain removal tip with salt and boiling water
The text advises applying salt directly to wine stains on linen and pouring boiling water through the fabric. It notes turpentine removes fresh paint stains but is ineffective on dry stains.
Hollywood Health Salad Goes On Menu
A new health salad features carrot and cabbage with white chicken and tongue cut small, dressed with mineral oil and lemon juice. The article notes about six percent of the world population lives in the United States.
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New Hollywood
United States
Cantons Troops March North in China Crisis
British intelligence pinpoints Pei Tsung-Hsi as the instigator of a Canton expedition to expel Japan, with Chen Chi-Tong wary yet joining to block Pei’s bid to seize Nanking revenues. Chiang Kai-Shek may resign amid Kuomintang tensions as anti Japanese sentiment rises in Canton. Japanese destroyers monitor the Pearl River as Britain fears shifting Yangtze power and potential naval maneuvers in south China.
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Shansi
Shantung
Chiang Kai-Shek
Pei Tsung-Hsi
Peiping
Chen Chi-Tong
Pei
Nanking
Chiang Kai- Shek
Kangtse
Yangtse Valley
South China
Britain
Japan
North China Provinces
Manchukuo
Butte Graduate Plans South American Vacation
Jeanne, a Butte graduate with a modern languages major, will spend her winter in Potrerillos Chile and country summers in Chile. She will depart 6 PM tonight from Milwaukee to New York and then sail Friday on the S S Santa Inez via the Panama Canal to northern South American ports.
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Jeanne
South America
Butte
Potrerillos
Globe
Milwaukee Railroad
New York City
S. S. Santa Inez
Panama Canal
Chile
Eight fellowships and assistantships announced at Montana School of Mines
Dr. Francis A. Thomson announced eight fellowships and assistantships during the Montana School of Mines commencement. Recipients include William M. Bowlus and Oswald Justin Wick with mining and metallurgy designations, plus several others from varied institutions.
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Francis A. Thomson
Montana School of Mines
William M. Bowlus
Birmingham Mich
Michigan School of Mining and Technology
Oswald Justin Wick
Fargo
N. D
Donald W. McGlashan
Twin Falls
Idaho
Montanans Visiting At Arizona Jessie Spurgeon List
A roster lists Montanans visiting Arizona figures and towns including Livingston Bozeman Great Falls Missoula Helena Kalispell and others. Names span Mrs Pete Shipman Mrs Augusta Hill William Ross Sig Riskos J B Love and many more across multiple towns.
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Arizona
Jessie Spurgeon
Livingston
Pete Shipman
Bozeman
Acoma
A. Getts
A. Gaugas
Billings
William Ross
L. 8. Wilson
Great Falls
Sig Riskos
Jefferson City
Leggat
S. Hill Harrison
Augusta Hill
Helena
Jane Jordan
Robundup
L. F. Martin
Missoula
Rosa Brix
Grand
Gladys Garr
Dell
Good
Butte
N. MacLean
Norris
E. S. Ramey
John Brown
M. A. Brown
Logan
Finlen
C. A. Forshund
D. C. McCabe
W. A. Sigourney
E. H. MacDonald
G. F. Simmons
L. L. Mars
Mary E. Wessel
S. B. Chase
R. B. Caples
John H. Lenahan
J. B. Love
Elizabeth Ireland
Ray Nagle
Emma &Khailer
Kalispell
J. D. McKenzie
Byrd Announces Plan to Devote Life to Peace Efforts
Admiral Richard Byrd pledges to dedicate years of his life to promoting international amity. He warns nations are gripped by a nightmare and armed to the teeth, and he vows a humble role in pursuing lasting world peace after a rest period and personal explorations.
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J. J. Carrigan
Montana Society of Engineers
Society of Engineers
Carrigan
Melville Eugene Williams
Williams
International Amity
Samuel Hoare balks in cabinet over Ethiopian plan
Samuel Hoare opposed a cabinet plan to shield Prime Minister Baldwin from embarrassment over a Anglo-French scheme to restrain the war. The proposal would have granted Mussolini large spheres of economic influence in Ethiopia. Hoare argued the move aimed to avert European chaos.
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Baldwin
Ethiopia
Sir Samuel
Kansas Flips Sides in Roosevelt Poll Shift
The Institute of Public Opinion reports Kansas moved from Democratic last December to Republican now, showing the largest one state shift this year. The poll records a six point drop in Democratic strength with 204,451 ballots sent to voters nationwide.
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Roosevelt
Kansas
Institute of Public Opinion
Institute
America
The
Union
Landon Fight Lines Drawn At Delegates Showdown
Anti Landon forces press the convention against Governor Landon arguing for a Roosevelt anti New Deal stance. Campaign managers dispute the claim and defend Landon as a strong fighter who can lead the fight. Vote tallies show Knox Borah London Dickinson edging toward 501 needed. Pennsylvania rails toward Cleveland with London sentiment growing.
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Roosevelt
George H. Moses
Knox
Carl Bachmann
Borah
Moses
John D. M. Hamilton
Kansas
Hamilton
Mr. Roosevelt
London
Dickinson
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Butte Auxiliary Heads Hear National Leader Visit
Mrs Toussaint praised Montana hospitality during an underground mine visit and banquet in Meaderville. At a Butte auxiliary meeting she outlined plans, honored guests included Mayor Hauswirth and V F W commander Russell Penhale, with presidents, officers, and entertainers from Helena, Billings, Ennis, and Butte. She forecast women shaping bonus spending and plans to attend Whitefish convention June 16 17.
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Butte
West
Lillian Kerr
Charles Hauswirth
Russell Penhale
V. F. W. Post
Alice Hardie
Billings
Hazel Getts
Elma Roberts
Department of Montana
Nellie Penhale
Marguarite Garagus
Gladys Weir
Pearl Walker
Helena
Cline
Ennis
Frances Walker
Mervin Dempsey
Leo Pelletier
Paul A. “Bing
Rooney
Frank Heffern
Betty Graham
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Cambridge University
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