Hoover farm bill clears morass as Brookhart pushes third party idea
Washington reports President Hoover's farm bill escaped congressional gridlock. Senator Brookhart of Iowa urged a third party if the debenture is vetoed, signaling mounting farm belt discontent. House leaders anticipate votes against the debenture by 50 to 100.
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Thomas L. Stokes
Washington
Hooover
Capitol
Smith Wildman Brookhart
Iowa
Hoover
Senate
House
Weather favorable for flight toward Europe from Old Orchard
After two weeks waiting for good flying conditions the American monoplane Green Flash with pilot Roger Q. Williams and navigator Lewis A. Yancey and the French Yellow Bird prepared to start at 8 am Thursday from Old Orchard Me. The fueling progressed with Yellow Bird loaded to 1 200 gallons and Green Flash to 540 gallons.
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Old Orchard
U.P
Lewis A. Yancey
James H. Kimball
New York Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Yancey
Kimball
Europe
Roger Q. Williams
Armeno Lotti, Jr
Rene Lefevre
Jean Assolant
Cape Sable
Cape Ortega
Spain
Federal Trade Commission rescinds clandestine violation rule
The FTC voted 3 to 2 to abolish the clandestine violation rule aimed at enforcing trade practice agreements. The rule, adopted last October as an experiment, was tied to efforts by Herbert Hoover's Commerce Department to regulate industry rules. FE A McCulloch defended the policy, arguing it could aid business. the decision followed resignations within the commission.
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Federal Trade Commission
Commission
W. E. Humphreys
Herbert Hoover
Department of Commerce
FE. A. McCulloch
No Decision on Oil 15 Reached at Hoover Conference
President Hoover's billion dollar oil conference in Colorado Springs ended without a declaration of principles for an interstate compact to conserve oil. After two days of discussions, the conference did not finalize an agreed framework, despite pressure from major oil companies.
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T. H Walker
United Press
Colorado Springs
Colo
Hoover
Idaho lieutenant governor abducted by four bandits
W B Kinne was seized by four armed men after leaving Manties Idaho. His car was wrecked in a high speed pursuit and he was left tied to a tree in the mountains. One would-be rescuer was hospitalized with a bullet wound in the leg and a battered head while another led a large posse in a manhunt. Kinne reported the attack occurred about half a mile past Arrow after departing Manties.
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Oro Fino
Idaho
W. B. Kinne
Mantes Idaho
Arrow
Kinne
Associated Press
P. E. O. Banquet at Scout Camp Highlights Montana Session
More than 133 delegates and guests attended a banquet at the Girl Scout camp at Little Basin creek as the second day’s feature of the seventh annual P. E. O. chapters of Montana convention. The event drew full delegations from Anaconda and Butte and B. I. L. members. The gathering proceeded with private meetings and leadership addresses, with the convention ending today in Pinson hotel.
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Little Basin Creek
Montana
Stadents
Butte
Pinson Hotel
Resolutions Committee
Anaconda
Girl Scouts
Butte B. I
Willard Thompson
Milton Reid
E. K. van der Heydt
Day Agents Not To Be Disarmed Says Director
Congress urged to fund dependents of federal agents killed in gun incidents as Washington reports a second death this week. Treasury cites inability of disarmed officers to curb smugglers while police urge stricter self defense rules. Archibald Eugster, 21, a Detroit native, dies in the week’s violence.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Archibald Eugster
Detroit
Celebration of Flag Day in Butte Features
Butte will observe Flag Day with patriotic and fraternal groups. Butte Elks plan a musical program and ritual at Elks home with Dr Francis A Thomson as principal speaker. Silver Bow DAR will present a program with G A R members as guests, while LADIES of the G A R observe at Patriotic hall.
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Butte
Butte Elks
Elk Lodge
United States
Elks
Francis A. Thomson
State School of Mines
Silver Bow Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Wilbur FP. Sanders
Ladies of the Grand Army
Patriotic Hall
Charles Little
West Broad
Montana State CollegeGraduation Largest Class Recorded
Bozeman June 12 Special The largest class in the history of the institution graduated this morning as 132 degrees were conferred by Chancellor M A Brannon. Seven graduates hailed from Butte including James Byrne Ray Bell Melvin Barbour Howard Peters Frank Grady Maxine Marvin and Sarah Tripp. The commencement address was delivered by Dr Henry Neumann of Brooklyn. Engineering eclipsed other colleges with 58 degrees. electrical graduates numbered 34.
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Bozeman
Montana State College
M. A. Brannon
Butte
James Byrne
Ray Bell
Melvin Barbour
Howard Peters
Frank Grady
Maxine Marvin
Sarah Tripp
Henry Neumann
Brooklyn
College of Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Sidney Bachelder
Red Lodge
Edward Bossler
Helena
Harold Bourret
Bridger
Elmo Braden
Mortlack
Saskatchewan
Foster Buck
Creston
Clifford Cannon
Stevensville
Paul Clark
Billings
Leslie Crouter
Everett Crumley
Kevin
Martin Pield
Fort Shaw
Gilbert Flannigan
Great Falls
Ronald Gary
Stewart Gregg
Polson
Frank Heikkila
Milltown
Warren Howe
Hamilton
Francis Lynch
Marion Lynch
Sidney McArthur
Sidney
Roy Newkirk
Cardwell
Joseph Nordquist
Carl Oberbauer
Edgar
Matt Pakkala
John Percy
Claude Perleberg
Boze
Gardens at Columbia Gardens Host Free Rides for Kids
The second children’s day of the season at Columbia Gardens is today with free streetcar transport for all riders under 16. Thousands are expected to attend, following 4,500 youngsters who enjoyed last Thursday’s event. program repeats each Thursday, says E. J. Nash of the Butte Electric Railway.
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Columbia Gardens
E. J. Nash
Butte Electric Railway Company
League Accept Root Resolution on Reservation
The League of Nations council in Madrid approves Elihu Root project for U S reservations to the permanent court of international justice at The Hague. The plan awaits unanimous league assembly approval in September before U S Senate adherence is possible. Sir Eric Drummond to convey approval and to convene a Geneva conference Sept 8 for signatories to adopt the protocol.
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Madrid
League of Nations Council
Elihu Root
United States
Permanent Court of International Justice
the Hague
League Assembly
United States Senate
World Court
Th Council
Eric Drummond
Frank B. Kellogg
Drummond
Council
Geneva
Butte Man Hunted After Rowboat Arrival Coat Key Clue
Immigration officials trace Dyson Jovetich who came to the United States two years ago by rowboat and left his coat in the boat. They will take him to Havre as they conclude a two years search for the man charged with illegal entry.
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Butte
U. S
Coat
Dyson Jovetich
United States
Jovetich
Jovack
Land of the Free
Oseeea
America
Havre
Prelate Pleased With Results of Gil Conference
In Mexico City on June 12 the first conference between President Portes Gil and Mexican church leaders produced smiles from Archbishop Montes Leopoldo Ruiz y Flores of Michoacan and Bishop Pasqual Dies of Tabasco after an hour and a half. The parties avoided details, but Ruiz acknowledged an exchange of ideas occurred as photographers pressed for statements.
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Mexico City
Portes Gil
Nig Snag
Montes Leopoldo Ruiz Y Flores
Archib
Michoacan
Pasqual Dies
Tabasco
Leargoy
Ruiz
Phesocrapters
Er Rane
Swimming teacher jailed for Mann Act violation in Texas
Austin reports Jack Freith a swimming teacher received two and a half years in a federal penitentiary at Leavenworth after pleading for mercy. Freith and 16 year old Texas University co had fled to New Bedford Massachusetts six months earlier. Miss Fannie Lee Minter accompanied Freith and later threatened suicide.
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Austin
Tex
Texas University
Jack Freith
Federal
Leavenworth
Freith
Fannie Lee Minter
New Bedford
Mass
Miss Minter
Princess Ingrid Not Engaged to Prince of Wales
An unnamed official stated that rumors linking Princess Ingrid of Sweden to the Prince of Wales are unfounded. The denial notes foreign newspapers repeated the claims without basis, causing annoyance.
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London
Ingrid
Hes
Price
Wales
Girl testifies on whipping motive in murder trial
Eva Cofer, 21, says she whipped Lee Atchley with a wagon spoke to defend herself after he wrapped arms around her in Atchley’s Georgetown store. The state says the groceryman died from the blows weeks ago. testimony ends, verdict expected tomorrow.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Eva Cofer
Lee Atchley
Atchley
Georgetown
Miss Cofer
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