Premier Hurl Warns Germany Over Pittsburgh Pact
Dr. Peter Hietko, representing American Slovaks, accuses Hitler and Henlein of exploiting the 1918 Pittsburgh autonomy pact to threaten Czechoslovakia. Premier Milan Hodza urges unity amid fears of war, while Hietko presents the pact and urges autonomy within a united republic.
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Bratislava
Czechoslovakia
Peter Hietko
Chicago
United States
Adolf Hitler
Konrad Henlein
Pittsburgh
Hietko
Germanfuehrer
Hodza
Hitler
Henlein
Bavaria
Hietoko
Woodrow Wilson
Czechoslovak Republic
Andrej Hlinko
Slovak People’s Party
Germany
Montana University Awards Honorary Degrees at Commencement
The Montana University ceremony honored ten former faculty members with honorary degrees. President Emeritus Scheuch delivered the address as President George Finlay Simmons conferred the degrees. Rex C. Haight completed a 120 mile dash Helena to Missoula to deliver diplomas. Ruth Reardon signed diplomas upon return to Helena. Haight then headed over MacDonald pass to the campus arriving as graduation began. A note adds that Japanese in North China have adopted the 24 hour time system.
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Ber
Emeritus Scheuch
George Finlay Simmons
Montana
Helena
Missoula
Rex C. Haight
Ruth Reardon
Haight
MacDonald Pass
Butte Shriners to Take Part in Riddell Funeral
Chanters of Bagdad Shrine temple Butte Mont and six past masters of Silver Bow Masonic lodge will participate in funeral services for Arthur M. Riddell 49 who died at his home in Los Angeles. He came here 11 years ago from Butte where he was active in Masonry.
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Los Angeles
Bagdad Shrine
Butte
Mont
Silver Bow
Carmichael Rites Held At Sherman & Reed
John D. Carmichael's funeral was held at 2 o'clock at Sherman & Reed funeral chapel with the Rev. H W Moehring officiating. Interment followed in the Mountain View veterans' plot. Langdon Fred Langdon of 512 Kemper avenue died yesterday. remains at Sherman & Reed with funeral notice to follow.
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Langdon
Fred Langdon
Kemper Avenue
Sherman & Reed Funeral Home
Peters Funeral Services Set for Onslow M Peters
The funeral for Onslow M Peters will be at 9 o'clock this Tuesday from the family residence 953 South Wyoming street with a 9 30 am Requiem High Mass at St Joseph church and interment in St Patrick cemetery. The Butte Working Men's Union is noted. Charles Russ funeral at Daly Shea chapel Tuesday at 2 pm led by Rev L E Jones with interment in Mountain View cemetery. Card of thanks from Gerald Kissell Sullivan Kissell family gratitude for sympathy and floral tributes for baby Donna Lea Kissell.
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Donna Lea Kissell
Gerald Kissell
E. A. Sullivan
Thomas Kissell
Labor wage bill and flood control clash unfold in Congress
Congress debates a 40 cent wage hour plan with exemptions and a 25 cent start, while a country wide 4 cent after year seven faces southern resistance. They also weigh a spending and lending bill with Farm parity funds and relief totals, plus a flood control measure for dams and reservoirs opposed by the administration.
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Senate
House
Congress
Funeral for Mrs Peter Grant at Pony ranch home
The funeral for the late Mrs Peter Grant is at 2 p m today at the ranch home near Pony with Rev Mr Wilson of Bozeman officiating. Interment by Echo chapter No 38 Oo FE S at Valley View Cemetery Pony.
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Grant
Peter Grant
Pony
Mr. Wilson
Bozeman
Echo Chapter
Oo. FE. S
Valley View Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Howard Evans Family Tributes
The Evans family expresses heartfelt thanks for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of their husband father and brother Howard Evans. They especially thank those who assisted with the funeral and those who sent floral tributes. Signed Mrs Howard Evans and children Mr and Mrs George Evans and families.
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Howard Evans
George Evans
White's Funeral Home Ad
Funeral directors and embalmers located at 307 West Park Street offer funeral services. Phone number listed as 2-3123.
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White’s Funeral Home Funeral Directors
West Park Street
New Way to Hold Loose Teeth with FASTEETH
An advertisement pitches FASTEETH as a tasteless alka line powder that keeps false teeth firm and comfortable all day. It claims no gummy taste and freshens breath, urging readers to buy at any good drug store and to accept no substitute.
Cripple Pleads for Death to End His Pain
Alexander Lundin, 41, a lifelong cripple, lay in King County Hospital on the eve of his sixty third operation and urged a bone surgeon to end his life with a legal lethal dose. He suffers from osteomelitis and has endured chronic, never ending pain since a fall 29 years ago and an amputation eight years ago.
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Seattle
U.P
Alexander Lundin
King County Hospital
Lundin
Two Former Mayor and Clerk Plead Innocent in Twin Falls Murder
In Twin Falls Idaho on June 6 two former local figures faced murder charges in the slaying of Salt Lake City jewelry salesman George L Olson. Duncan M Johnston 39 ex mayor and William Lavonde 58 owner and clerk at his jewelry store were arraigned as their preliminary hearing was set for June 16. Olson was found shot to death May 24 in his locked car outside a Twin Falls hotel. A separate divorce petition in Auckland New Zealand involves a woman naming a total stranger as her husband from a 1909 marriage and desertion in 1926.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Duncan M. Johnston
Butte
William Lavonde
George L. Olson
Salt Lake City
Guy L. Kinney
Johnston
Lavonde
Olson
Grandmother on Motorcycle Trip to Idaho Convention
Mrs. Marie Blasius a 77 year old motorcyclist will leave Idaho Falls for a 1000 mile trip as a side car passenger with her son Joe Blasius. They head to Wallace Idaho for the Idaho convention of Eagles traveling via Missoula Montana and Spokane Washington.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Marie Blasius
Blasius
Joe Blasius
Wallace
Idaho Convention of Eagles
Missoula
Mont
Spokane
Wash
Wheeler and Others Granted Doctor of Laws Degrees
Washington June 6 Two senators a lawyer and an expert in public affairs received honorary doctor of laws degrees at American University commencement. Senators Wheeler of Montana and Burke of Nebraska Frederick Stinchfield former American Bar association president and Louis Brownlow Chicago administrator received the honors.
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Washington
American University
Wheeler
Montana
Burke
Nebraska
Frederick Stinchfield
Minneapolis
Youth Confesses Killing Father on Amador County Ranch
Ellsworth Prouty, 18, confessed to shooting and killing his father on an isolated Amador county ranch four miles from Ione en route to Stockton. He provided the details of the morning shooting as officers moved to confirm the story.
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Stockton
Calif
U.P
Amador County
Ione
Ellsworth Prouty
Cavnly
Highway Patrol Warns on Horns Signals and Speed
Highway patrol orders rigid enforcement of three violations. L. C. Boedecker, supervisor, says motorists will be cited for sounding the horn when passing, using hand signals when turning or stopping on arterial highways, or failing to travel at the minimum 30 mph in restricted areas where 45 mph is the limit.
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L. C. Boedecker
Argentine Mining View Impresses Montana Engineers
Butte mining engineer Arthur V. Corry told the Montana section of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers that Argentina and its people are friendly to foreigners. He spoke after seven months examining mining properties and prospects in Argentina and Brazil. He cited gold tungsten and tin as chief deposits and praised Buenos Aires as a beautiful capital while noting mechanized agriculture and German-made machinery. He also described Uruguay’s Montevideo and the La Plata river feature observed from offshore. Dr. Curtis Wilson presided.
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Argentina
Arthur V. Corry
Butte
Montana
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
School of Mines
Spain
England
United States
Corry
Brazil
Buenos Aires
Germany
Montevideo
Uruguay
America
la Plata
Curtis Wilson
Hague Leads Giant Rally in Jersey City
Mayor Frank Hague presided over a massive parade in Journal Square with flags and crowds estimated around 175,000 by Gov. Moore’s secretary Col. A Kelly. The event drew U S Senator Milton, Gov Moore, and Rep Mary Norton as Hague denounced Communists and Reds.
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Jersey City
Frank Hague
Journal Square
Russia
Harry Moore
U. S
Milton
Moore
Mary I. Norton
Democrat
Hague
Kelly
Hudson County Bar Association
Rehearing Denied in Montana Divorce Case
Montana Supreme Court denied a motion for rehearing in the case of Jule Jackson versus Judge R F McHugh and John T Jackson. The court had ordered a new trial in a divorce proceeding after Jackson argued a bill of exceptions was denied due to the death of the court reporter. McHugh’s denial was reversed by the Supreme Court.
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Helena
Montana Supreme Court Today
State of
Montana
Jule Jackson
R. EF. McHugh
District Court of
Silver Bow County
John T. Jackson
McHugh
Supreme Court
Defendant Takes Stand at Trial in Great Falls
Henry Murray testifies in his own defense at a grand larceny trial of five Workers' Alliance officers accused of leading a raid on a federal relief supply depot last December. Murray says he thought many people would force officials to concede and that raiders formed a sizable committee.
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Great Falls
Henry Murray
Alliance
Murray
Actress Bennett Wins Portrait Suit Victory
Constance Bennett refused to pay $3,500 for an oil portrait she deemed unflattering and the Pogany case was dismissed. A jury of nine women and three men found no cause of action, with Judge Jess Stephens presiding.
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Hollywood
U.P
Constance Bennett
Willy Pogany
Jess Stephens
Pogany
National appeal to save Boy Scout movement in England
England faces a national drive for 2.5 million dollars to preserve the Boy Scout movement. British headquarters have run up losses of 37,500 dollars annually for the past three years.
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Boy Scout Movement
England
Britain
Expedition Opens After Mammoth Skeleton Near Kursk
An expedition has begun from Moscow to locate the remaining skeleton of a mammoth whose head teeth tusks and part of the spine were found near Kursk in central Russia.
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Kursk
Russia
Moscow
Sleek Fitting Maillot in Matelasse Knit Wool
A youthful steel gray maillot in matelasse knit wool features an aqua body with a deeper blue wool braid halter tie and deep blue buttons at the bodice front.
Yellowstone River Falls From Flood Peak As Warming Runoff Threatens Banks
Yellowstone River at Livingston eased two inches after peaking at the highest level in two decades. It remains 48 inches above normal with deep snows and runoff possibly forcing new floods. Residents on Goughnour island monitor the river ready to move if needed.
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Livingston
Yellowstone
Goughnour
Ringling Circus Faces Shutdown
Pittsburgh June 6 Ringling Brothers Barnum Bailey circus faces shutdown unless wage cuts and economies are enacted after a talk with 1 600 employees and performers.
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Ringling Circus
Pittsburgh
John Ringling North
Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Bailey Circus
CAGLES LODGE OFFICERS INSTALLED IN BUTTE AERIE
Pat McGuinn was installed as president of Butte aerie No. 11 Fraternal Order of Eagles in the Lewisohn building. Officers elected in May include Thomas Merkle vice president John O Connor secretary John J. Sheehan treasurer Bernard McGarry chaplain Howard Godfrey conductor John Laitinen inside guard Dr T J B Shanley physician M J Hartnett trustee William Molloy state secretary installing officer Five candidates were initiated Present were Ray Davis Colorado and Marty Hartz Helena T J Walker presented a gold watch to Judge John T Gardner for service last term.
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Pat McGuinn
Butte Aerie No. 11
Order of Eagles
Lewisohn
John Gardner
Thomas Merkle
John O'Connor
John J. Sheehan
Bernard McGarry
Howard Godfrey
John Laitinen
T. J. B. Shanley
M. J. Hartnett
William Molloy
Ray Davis
Grand Aerie Auditor
Colorado
Marty Hartz
Helena
T. J. Walker
John T. Gardner
Gillette lead in OWA voting
William Green of the AFL urged workers to back Gillette. Senators Wheeler Borah and others attacked Hopkins after he said he would have voted for Wearin if in Iowa. The 33500 WPA workers in Iowa are central to observed election trends. Kraschel protested WPA interference while Wegman praised Hopkins for Wearin support.
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William Green
American Federation of Labor
Gillette
Wheeler
Borah
Washington
Hopkins
Iowa
WPA
Nelson G. Kraschel
Leo J. Wegman
Kraschel
Recuperating Tim Sullivan at St James Hospital
Tim Sullivan of 508 West Aluminum street is recovering in St James Hospital after a serious illness. Belgian motorists prepare to oppose any rise in gasoline taxes.
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Tim Sullivan
West
Aluminum Street
St. James’ Hospital
Belgium
What You Should Know About Face Pimples
A short health note explains common facial pimples arise from minor disturbances or cleansing issues and sometimes deeper causes. It advocates Resinol Ointment applied nightly to soothe irritation, speed healing, and treat oil pores, with Resinol Soap used prior for better results.
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Arthur M. Riddell
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Sherman & Reed Funeral
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