Final Tribute Paid to Speaker Burns in Nashville
Thousands of Tennesseans and visitors, including President Roosevelt, attended the burial of Speaker Joseph Burns in Nashville Tennessee. The coffin arrived on Roosevelt's special train with congressional escort and the President's party nearby. A 17 gun salute marked the graveside ceremony at Mount Olivet cemetery.
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Congress
Joseph W. Burns
Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Roosevelt
Joseph Burns
Washington
Norman H. Davis
Cordell Hull
Hull
James A. Farley
TVA
Arthur Morgan
War Memorial Building
Tennessee National Guard Band
W. F. Powell
First Baptist Church
Costen J. Harrell
West End
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Capitol Hill
1936 War Games End In Sealed Campaign At Sea
San Diego and San Pedro hosted the end of the 1936 war games, tightly censored and staged. Planes flew in formation over the area, carriers Langley Saratoga Ranger and Lexington discharged troops and gear, and ships formed a barred zone 200 square miles offshore. Admiral Reeves led the return with the battleship Pennsylvania as the flagship.
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San Diego
Cal
United States
San Pedro
San Dego
Langley
Saratoga
Ranger
Lexington
South American
Pennsylvania
Joseph Mason Reeves
Boy Saved From Cliff After Night on ledge
A 14 year old boy, Bob De Burn, was rescued from a 300 foot cliff ledge in San Diego after spending the night with a broken leg. Fifteen rescuers including deputies and La Mesa police lowered him to safety from above.
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San Diego
Cal
Capitan Mountain
Bob de Burn
la Mesa
de Burn
Toshi Morishita
Morishita
Senate confirms term of Claude Draper to FPC
Claude In Draper of Wyoming was confirmed by the Senate for another term on the Federal Power Commission. He may hold office until June 22, 1941 under the action.
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Washington
Claude In Draper
Wyoming
Senate
Federal Power Commission
Community Religious Groups Meet Across North Side
The North and East Side notes report multiple gatherings from churches and clubs. The Women of Moose hold a regular meeting at Moose hall East Quartz street with officer elections and drill practice. Gold Hill Lutheran plans an ice cream social at 51 West Copper street. A joint missionary session at First Baptist features readings, solos, and stories with guests and hostesses, followed by refreshments. Mount Bethel Ladies’ Aid hosts a picnic planning Columbia Gardens with needlework and a supper. Roger Williams youth group of First Baptist holds a picnic and meeting with plans for another gathering. St Lawrence Parish Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association meets at 39 East La Platte Street.
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Ladies’ Aid of
Gold Hill Lutheran Church
West Copper Street
Ladies' Aid
Mount Bethel Church
Leoma Eager
Columbia Gardens
Elsie Hager
Annie Hill
Kager
Bertha Conway
Alice Conway
Margaret Marshall
Jessie Lynch
Mary Mitchell
Yeo
Mildred Ralph
Selina Stevens
Effie Rule
Eliza Wyatt
Harry Hosking
Mae Brunell
Roger Williams
First Baptist Church
Earl Bracken
Martyn Richards
Fred Griffith
S. A. Thwe
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association of
St. Lawrence Parish
Agnes Murphy
East la Platte Street
M. E. Burke
Pythian Plan Memorial Rites at Centerville Hall
Memorial services will be held at Sons of St. George hall Centerville by Pythian lodges including Damon No. 1 Calanthe No. 40 and Silver Bow temple No. 20 with Roy A. Michaud grand chancellor of Anaconda delivering the memorial address. Musical numbers by the Calanthe quartet and organist Edward Mitchell directed Juanita Carmichael vocal selections with Tris Menhennet. committee Audrey Menhennet chairlady Edna Pascoe Enid Sanders.
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Sons of St. George
Audrey Menhennet
Edna Pascoe
Enid Sanders
Knights of Pythias
W. R. Norman
Archie Frye
Ernest Talon
Archie Bawden
Ed Jordan
Gordon Lyle
William Jenkin
Earl Genzberger
Richard Simmons
William Thomas
Russel Milward
Silver Bow Temple
Pythian
Frances Bartles
Audrey Varcoe
Emma Maynard
Millice Sanders
Iris Menhennet
Juanita Bartlett
Harriet Clark
Candidates Seek State Posts With 88 Nominating Petitions Filed
Helena June 6 88 aspirants filed nominating petitions for state offices by the three day deadline June 10. Of these 42 seek judicial posts on the non partisan ticket 30 are Democrats and 16 Republicans. Dan J Muri Forsyth Republican for state treasurer and Frank H Livingston Wolf Point Democrat for state superintendent filed petitions. Nearly 260000 horse drawn vehicles still operated by British railways.
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Helena
Sam W. Mitchell
Dan J. Muri
Forsyth
Muri
State Equalization Board
Frank H. Livingston
Scrolos
Wolf Point
Plans for Next Meeting With Mrs Annie McGloin
A business session noted plans for the next meeting to be held with Mrs. Annie McGloin at 145 East Center Street. An informal evening of keno and whist was enjoyed with tempting refreshments and full attendance.
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Annie McGloin
East Center Street
Silver Bow Park group plans picnic at Columbia Gardens
The Silver Bow Parks division of the Junior Garden club met at Elizabeth Griffiths home with Alice Nixon presiding. They set a June 19 picnic at Columbia Gardens and awarded Patsy Conner first prize for a miniature rock garden while Alice Nixon took second for a miniature jungle.
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Silver Bow Parks
Junior Garden Club
Elizabeth Griffith
Alice Nixon
Columbia Gardens
Patsy Conner
Marjorie Huddleston
Lois and Mary Birmingham
Lucille Dixon
Verna Button
Blum Proposes Far Reaching Social Reforms in France
Paris June 6. The new left coalition government led by Socialist Leon Blum proposes sweeping reforms by law. A 40 hour work week with paid vacations and closed shops, national unemployment dole, farm relief via mortgage revision and a wheat office, and eventual national old age pensions. Partial nationalization of the Bank of France and key arms industries is planned. No French court can overturn legislation.
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Paris
New
Left
Leon Blum
Europe
France
Bank of France
United States Supreme Court
Visitors and travels from local families headline weekend motor trips
Mrs. Harvey Horton and two children of Grand Avenue, along with Mrs. Alice Maloney and her son, left Saturday on a motor trip to California. They will return via Seattle where the Maloney family will visit relatives. Miss Alberta Eva, a student delegate from Columbus hospital in Great Falls, remained for the weekend with her parents at 12 East Fremont Street while attending the nurses state convention.
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Harvey Horton
Grand Avenue
Alice Maloney
California
Seattle
Maloneys
Alberta Eva
Columbus Hospital
Great Falls
A. R. Eva
East
Fremont Street
Congregational Guild Meets at Mrs Fine Home
Unit No 2 United Congregational guild will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs J M Fine hostess at her home 2411 Bayard Street Luncheon served at 1 30 PM
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United Congregational Guild
J. M. Fine
Bayard Street
Eames Leaves Denver for Kansas City Visit
Lincoln Eames son of Mr and Mrs N L Eames 2800 Edwards street will depart today from Denver to stay with relatives in Kansas City Missouri The Women s Missionary society of Shortridge Memorial Christian church meets Thursday afternoon in the church parlors The program led by Mrs Mary Dillon s group with Mrs George Hatch to discuss The Bible a Newly Found Treasure All women of the church invited.
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Lincoln Eames
N. L. Eames
Edwards Street
Denver
Kansas City
Women's Missionary Society
Shortridge Memorial Christian Church
Mary Dillon
George Hatch
Liberals Face New Deal Critics and Monopoly Critics
The piece argues New Deal subsidies and centralization mirror private monopoly, urging a liberal course of reduced tariffs, dispersed power, and a competitive economy. It critiques a mid‑western Republican farm plan as New Deal under another label and urges preservation of freedom and prosperity over privileges.
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Jefferson
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Republican Party
Roosevelt
NRA
Mr. Borah
Messrs. Baker
Douglas
New York Tribune, Inc
Butte Briefs Missoula Visit and Hospital News
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hennessy and Mr. and Mrs. John Bonner visit Missoula. Mrs. Belle Branch and Laura Symons return from Murray hospital. Dan Torp John Cullen Keith Heilbronner Mrs M Clashan admitted to Murray hospital. A boy born to Msg and Mrs. William F. Post at Murray hospital. Miss Ann Benson to Pompeys Pillar for three weeks. Three boys born to Hilden Regan and Mullaney families at St. James hospital. Raymond Williamson Clifford Dean Charles Jehie and Mrs Mary Sheehan leave St. James hospital. Frank Newton reports bicycle theft from his Elm Street home.
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Mirs
Belle Branch
Metals
Laura Symons
Georgia Avenue
Fred I. Root
Montana Street
Murray Hospital
Dan Torp
Colorado Street
John Cullen
West Quartz Street
Keith Heilbronner
Msg
William F. Post
Argyle Street
Ann Benson
St. James’ Hospital
Ruth Benson
Pompey’s Pillar
William Hilden
North
Wyoming Street
John Regan
Pat Mullaney
East Silver Street
Raymond Williamson
Clifford Dean
East First Street
Charles Jehle
Excelsior Avenue
Mary Sheehan
Transit Street
The Ivory Cross Dental Fund Declines Gambling Money
The Ivory Cross Dental Fund of England will not accept money from gambling parties, citing ethical concerns over gambling revenue and the fund’s charitable mission.
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The
Ivory Cross Dental Fund of
England
Congress Moves to Close Out Session with Key Tax Bill Pending
Washington June 6 Congress aims to finish work before adjournment by tackling five main bills in conference and winding up mid June. Senate approved minor measures then recessed for a week while conferees on the tax bill and deficiency relief bill plan to reconvene Monday.
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Washington
Senate House
Congress
Senate
House
District of Columbia
Interior Department
Couzens
Michigan
Keyes
New Hampshire
Hastings
Delaware
Metcalf
Rhode Island
Garner
Roosevelt
Nicaragua Chief Sacasa Gives Up Office in Bloodless Revolt
President Juan B. Sacasa abdicated under rebel pressure led by Gen. Anastasio Somosa, transferring power to War Minister Julian Irias. Sacasa plans exile, boarding S Cuzco at Corinto for El Salvador, ending a peaceful, bloodless revolution with most authorities deposed.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Juan B. Sacasa
Anastasio Somosa
Julian Irias
Corinto
Pacific
Sacasa
S. &. Cuzco
el Salvador
Somosa
National Guard
Somos
Prohibition Party Nominee Calls for Unity and Prohibition
Dr. D. Leigh Colvin, the Prohibition party presidential nominee, urged decent patriotic citizens to unite under a renewed party to bring back prohibition. He proposed the slogan pulverize the rum power and said liquor fees should be used to gain government control from precinct to nation.
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New York
D. Leigh Colvin
Prohibition Party
America
100 Minute Flight Sets Salt Lake Sky Record
UB-Monte Mouton of the San Francisco Bay region set a new record with a one hour forty minute flight from Las Vegas to Salt Lake City. He piloted one of 22 planes carrying 58 northern and central California businessmen on a goodwill tour through Nevada and Utah.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Ub—Monte
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C. Draper
WPA
Cleveland
G.O.P
Women of
Moose
Moose Hall
East Quartz Street
the Missionary Society
S. A. Thweatt
J. E. Poore
Bracken
Ed Norris
Assam
Frank Anderson
Lee Spring
J. Walter Keller
Jack Seymour
George Hardisty
Sarah and
Hagar
Charley Wong
Chinese Baptist Mission
Samson
Clarence Kerlee
Tom Miller
Gladys Hocking
Dong
Mary Dong
Dan J. Muir
Race
British Railways
F. P. Blair
Richey
W. S. Traweek
East Second Street
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Holy Name Society
League of the Sacred Heart
Ann Anderson
Gertrude Anderson
Silver Bow Street
Comertown
Rosemary Velacoff
Philipsburg
Alice Pinkston
State Street
Mayme Seeley
Spokane
Betty
Alice
Mary Catherine Powers
George Powers
Johns Avenue
Blum
Emily Powers
IOWAN
Jean Trowbridge
Stuart
Iowa
Bruce Ackerman
Martin, Ml
June Mackingham
Buffalo
James Montgomery
Hitler
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Julius Schreck
Reichsfuehrer
Herman Goering
Joseph Goebbels
Butte
Missoula
Clayton Hennessy
Oregon Avenue
John Bonner
Frank Newton
Elm Street
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