Adverse Weather Slashes Winter Wheat Outlook in June
The U S Department of Agriculture reports June 1 conditions lower than May estimates with winter wheat at 64.7 percent normal and a projected output of 411 million bushels, down from 440.8 million last month and 787.5 million last year, hit by drought, heat and Hessian fly in Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Dakotas
Minnesota
Montana
United States
Flag Day Observance Highlights By Butte Lodge Event
Veterans and Boy Scouts gather for Flag Day ceremonies in Butte with Walter Keller and Mrs. Berryman leading a program featuring star spangled banners. Notables include Hilary Corrigan exulted ruler and W J Nichols, with Deer Lodge Band and Butte male chorus performing under directors Stevens and Skillingstad.
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Walter Keller
George Berryman
Edwin Leipheimer
Leo Maney Jr
Life and
Eagle Scouts of
Butte
J. G. Ragsdale
A. N. Laurens
Deer Lodge
Boy Scout
Butte Lodge
Wilbur Hanley
William J. Whelan
William J. Nicholls
A. C. McDaniels
Joseph H. Roberts
Walter S. Carnes
Gus Ott
Esquire
Leroy Schmid
Martin J. Hayes
Fred Root
Joe Binney
Harold Estlick
F. E. Savage W. J. Nichols
Ernest Hamm
Frank Loose
William Littlejohn
al Paynter
Archie Opie
J. M. Jones
Hugh Pritchard
R. G. Blewett
C. J. Commons
W. J. Eddy
Charles Martin
Kenneth Rodgers
David Rundie
William Squires
Fred Honeychurch
Charles B. Dodd
Charles Leverton
Ross McGinnis
Neil G. McLeod
Frank Stanaway
Mccreedy
Ray Bennett
W. A. Bu
Two Former Butte Boys Graduate From Mooseheart
Mooseheart graduation honors 107 students from 23 states and Alaska. Leo George Goggins and Phillip Joseph Killey, both sons of Loyal Order of Moose members from Butte, graduate with high school education and trades training in cement work and electricity. Phillip’s family accompanied him. Leo entered in 1928 via Moose Lodge No 431.
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Mooseheart School
Butte
Leo George Goggins
Phillip Joseph Killey
Moose Lodge
Alaska Territory
Leo
Phillip
Loyal Order of Moose
Rodge
Joseph McDonald
Norman
Mona
Moose “Child City
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Mooseheart
Hoover Fight Shifts South Delegations In 1932 RNC
The article details intra party battles as Hoover supporters clash with old line “black and tan” Republicans in Georgia Louisiana Mississippi and South Carolina over credentials for the 1932 Republican National Committee. It notes the role of James W Arnold Ernest Jahncke M J Cousins and others and mentions shifts in committee appointments including Mrs E C Young and Joseph D Scanlon.
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Old School
South
Hoover
White House
Georgia
Republican National Committee
Louisiana
Navy
Ernest Lee Jahncke
M. J. Cousins
New Orleans
Robert J. Estes
Jahncke
Frank C. Labit
Mississippi
Lamont Rowlands
Picayune
Perry W. Howard
Jackson
Justice Department
Washington
Joe” Tolbert
J. C. Hambright
Rock Hill
Subcommittee On
National Committee
E. C. Young
BE. L. Hughes
Montana
J. W. Schnitzler
Joseph D. Scanlon
Milk Bottles Stolen From Montana Dairy Prank
Police report a large theft of milk bottles from a Montana dairy on A street. Officers know the group of boys responsible and will offer them a chance to return the bottles before action is taken.
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Montana
G U P Decides on Resubmission and Byrd for President
In Florida North Carolina and Louisiana anti prohibition candidates gained strength as party leaders gathered in hotel lobbies. Virginia Democrats in Richmond offered Harry Flood Byrd as a presidential nominee and urged submitting prohibition to the states with Byrd backing a constitutional amendment for a direct referendum on the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Florida
North Carolina
Louisiana
Hoover
Joseph France
Maryland
Walter F. Brown
Ogden Mills
the Treasury
New York
Richmond
Virginia
Harry Flood Byrd
Byrd
Byron E. Cooney, Noted Montana Journalist, Dies
Byron E. Cooney, a long time Montana journalist and public figure, died after a career spanning the Anaconda Standard Butte Evening News and Montana American. He held posts as county commissioner and state legislator, worked as publicity director for Automatic Telephone, and taught journalism in Butte. Survived by brother Frank Cooney of Missoula and sister Mrs Alaric Ellerhausen of New York, with other relatives across Montana and California.
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Business
Montana School of Mines
Anaconda Standard
Anaconda
Butte Evening News
Butte
Berton Braley
The
News
Automatic Telephone Company
Spokane
Automatic
Bell
Butte Business College
Montana American
Butte Miner
Standard
Montana
the Elks
the Eagles
Red Men
Eagles
Byron Cooney
Park and Clark Streets
Hawaiian Islands
Japan
British Isles
France
Bermudas
Cooney
Frank
Missoula
Alaric Ellerhausen
New York
Howard
Percival
Monterey
Calif
Virginia
Merlie
Boise, Idaho
Frederick Laist
Tompkin Roost
Torrence Place
Scarsdale
N. Y
Indiana Republicans go wet at state convention in 1932 platform
Indiana Republicans voted to resubmit the Eighteenth Amendment and repeal the Wright bone-dry law in a dramatic 1932 platform plank. Ray Mond Springer, Connersville’s American Legion pioneer, nominated for governor on the fifth ballot after multiple withdrawals.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Raymond §. Springer
American Legion
Connersville
Springer
Peices
Chilean Decree Seizes Foreign Deposits Amid Socialist Shift
Chile's new socialist government decreed state seizure of all foreign currency deposits with deposits credited in pesos at the June 3 official rate of 16.50 per dollar. Foreign banks and Standard Oil faced restrictions as diplomats, including Ambassador Culbertson, sought to protect interests and negotiate transfers.
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Santiago
Chile
U.P
National City Bank
New York
United States
William S. Culbertson
Mak
Culbertson
Valparaiso
DRY RAIDS MAP OUT IN NEW YORK CITY AREAS
The bureau page shows margins for liquor shops and daily and nightly customers. Since April 18 agents pursued evidence in 3 844 places and succeeded in 1 698 cases including 600 night clubs or restaurants and the rest speak easies. NYC police aided in 279 cases. Woodcock lauds McCampbell and aides for Manhattan enforcement. Government to apply Ryan decision to confiscate fixtures deemed valuable.
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New York City
Woodcock
Prohibition
McCampbell
Vare Stays Home From National Convention
William S. Vare, Philadelphia Republican leader and Pennsylvania delegation chairman, will not attend the national convention as ordered by his doctor. General Edward Martin will head the delegation in Chicago.
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Philadelphia
William S. Vare
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Edward Martin
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U.S
Butte Elra
Leo Goggins and
Phillip Killey
LIFE
G. U.P
Byron E. Cooney
House
Senate
Jones
Senate Appropriations Committee
Robinson
Reconstruction Corporation
State Department
Ing
Manhattan
Ryan
Arian
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Montana Hardware
BOYCE
Broadway
Everedy
KELLY
Montana Hardware Department OF
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
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