Montanans urged to enjoy local recreation and travel
The piece promotes staying local for summer travel noting nearby mountain camping within hours of Butte and easy drives to Glacier and Yellowstone. It argues Montanans need not rush to distant places and should savor the Treasure State’s abundant recreational facilities.
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St. Paul's
St. Peter’s
Louvre
Forum
Butte
Glacier
Yellowstone National Parks
Montana
Hull Saves The Bacon At World Economic Conference
Secretary of State Cordell Hull calmed tensions at the London meeting and steered talks away from war debt and tariffs. He faced critics in the U S Senate while Ram say MacDonald and others pressed for economic relief and global cooperation. Delegates saw potential for cooperative policy despite early strains and political opposition at home.
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Cordell Hull
Ramsay MacDonald
America
Mr. Hull
United States Senate
London
J. Ham Lewis
Illinois
Arthur Robinson
Indiana
Senate
Sam
Advice to Travelers from Van Loon An Indiscreet Itinerary
The piece praises Hendrik Willem Van Loon’s admonition that travelers should rest upon arrival, sit and breathe, and avoid rushing from place to place. It notes the Dutchman's guide to Holland offers universal guidance urging naps, drinks, or quiet contemplation to ease travel.
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Hendrik Willem van Loon
Treasury reports tax gains amid mixed 1933 revenue picture
The June 8 1933 tax data show federal business tax receipts up sharply from 1932 levels, with beer and wine income and stock transfer taxes rising as indicators of revival. Income taxes lag, totaling 605 million versus 904 million the prior year, yet overall the treasury remains about 50 million ahead of last year. If trends persist, Roosevelt economy measures may move the government toward solved finances within a year.
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United States Treasury
Federal Treasury
Treasury
New York
Congress
Congress to Expand Federal Reach Against Racketeers
A Senate committee will study interstate racketeering and gangster crimes as Congress weighs using federal power to curb crimes spanning state lines. Supporters say federal action could cripple gangster syndicates and reduce kidnappings, deterring criminals in legitimate business sectors.
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Congress
Senate
Tax stance on 3.2 percent beer debated
The debate over whether 3.2 percent beer is intoxicating continues, while federal and state treasuries categorize it as a stimulant.
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Treasuries
Government industry partnership may spur spending or pass the buck
The new government industry partnership could stimulate money flow or shift blame if funds fail to circulate as planned. Officials and industry leaders weigh risks and potential misallocation while pushing for quicker actions.
Address for Dr McCoy communications
Communication instructions direct all McCoy publications to McCoy Publications Inc at 69 South Ardmore Avenue, Angeles, California. The note specifies the address for correspondence and publication submissions.
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McCoy
McCoy Publications, Inc
South Ardmore Sevenue
Angeles, Cal
Weight and health facts from medical guidance column
The article discusses how life tables show optimal weight ranges by age and notes individual variation due to build and health. It explains undernourishment often stems from organic disorders like visceroptosis, and promotes restoring normal body function with targeted diet, exercise, sleep, and mental calmness rather than simply stuffing for weight gain. It includes reader questions about a leg swelling after injury and a hand tremor in a violinist, answered with medical advice.
Poor Perkins Loses Hearing Sparks Job Transfer
In a brief exchange a shopwalker notes Perkins has lost hearing and may lose employment. The other shopwalker counters that Perkins will be moved to the complaint department.
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Perkins
Stranger Fights Raise Questions of Motive
A youth explains his altercation with a total stranger, saying all friends were away at the time, leaving him to confront the incident solo. Authorities note no lasting injuries and are reviewing nearby witnesses.
Herzen and Romantic Exiles in Carr’s Revolution Portrait
In The Romantic Exiles Edward Hallett Carr profiles Alexander Herzen, a mid-19th century Russian liberator and founder of The Bell. The book surveys other émigré revolutionaries including Mazzini, Kossuth, Hugo, Marx, Raspail and Worcell, noting their romantic roots and political aims.
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Edward Hallett Carr
Frederick A. Stokes
New York
Alexander Herzen
Herzen
London
Russia
Mr. Carr
Maxini
Kossuth
Victor Hugo
Marx
Raspail
Worcell
Sue
James Buchanan
The Niceties and the Shape of Dirt
A writer argues against labeling wholesome messy activity as not nice. Hands in cereal and garden soil are not dirty when used properly, and fear of mess can curb healthy learning. Children should learn to be discriminating about dirt while maintaining resilience in daily life.
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Nelly
Jimmy
Senator Wheeler and Soviet conditions headline June 15 1923 issue
U S Senator B K Wheeler arrives in Butte from a Russia trip criticizing conditions in the Soviet Union. Also note treasury closure on silver purchases for two years, Cheese production estimate for Bitter Root valley, a 1923 wedding in Butte, and other brief items from June dates.
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U. S
B. K. Wheeler
Butte
Russia
United States Treasury
Bitter Root Valley
Horace Siegel
Lynnie Gillies
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Investigation on Washington civil service quota distribution
The House approves a probe into the state quota system for classified civil service appointments. The rule has stood for 50 years but not enforced. The committee may meet after the special session adjourns. Representative Mapes argues the inquiry is unnecessary, citing current quota figures.
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Washington
House
Civil Service Commission
House Committee
Mapes
Michigan
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
New Hampshire
Iowa
Vermont
Dark pictures painted over civil service probe
Minority Leader Snell warned of a deeper aim behind the investigation proposal beyond tightening civil service law. Mapes warned of an assault on the act itself while Snell accused Democrats of restoring the spoils system by removing civil service requirements from emergency acts creating thousands of government jobs. Green of Florida countered that the civil service had been used to lead the government with Republicans in every department during the last 12 years.
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Snell
Mapes
Green
Florida
Quotas in Government Jobs Fails to Deliver
The passage argues that the quota system for federal jobs is flawed by veteran preferences and regional hoarding. It notes the complexity of maintaining 40 state eligibility lists for each position and predicts limited wholesale dismissals of over quota locals. It suggests Democrats may use the move to ease pressure at home after the session.
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Washington
Horoscope Forecast Highlights For Today And Weekend
Astrologers say this day favors following familiar routes and cautious travel due to weather and temperature shifts. It forecasts unrest, improved health in new sports, career openings this autumn, and favorable social trends including notable births and artistic achievement. Madame Schumann-Heink and Frank Elwell are named as birthday figures.
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Pepunene
London
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Madame Schumann-Heink
Frank Elwell
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