Lat Candidates Get in Contest in Hamilton
The final nominating petition filing closed with party contenders in Hamilton and surrounding areas. Roy F. Carpenter and others filed for various county and municipal offices including county treasurer and public administrator.
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Hamilton
Anthony Hork
Roy F. Carpenter
West Side
M. L. Chaffin
Corvallis
John McLaughlin
Stevensville
R. P. Bland Treece
John F. Odell
Dan J. Geiman
John Dowling
F. B. Tanner
J. F. Vinacke
Minnie Sestak
Victor
Mildred May Griffin
Mary Stradley
Sleeping Child
Plans to purchase drought cattle and settle mortgages
The article reports that production credit corporations will sign releases on drought-stricken cattle with mortgages and the government will buy these animals or those without mortgage. Part of payments goes to lien holders and owners. Nebraska sees improving rains aiding corn and fodder planting.
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W. F. Warner
Sheets
Nebraska
H. J. Gramlich
Platte River
Federal surveyors establish leveled lines in Bitterroot Valley
A company of U S coast and geodetic surveyors set up headquarters in Hamilton to complete leveling lines through Bitter Root Valley. One group moved to Skalkaho valley to reach Anaconda while another crew advances toward Missoula. The team, about four men strong, bases at Robertson residence on South Fifth street.
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Hamilton
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Surveyors
Bitter Root
Skalkaho Valley
Anaconda
Salmon
Idaho
Sula
Missoula
Robertson
South Fifth Street
Congress Ends as Housing Bill Heads to White House
The article describes the final days of Congress ending with approval of a $1,000,000,000 housing bill aimed at slum clearance and modernization. It details a jovial session, Vice President Garner’s farewell, Roosevelt’s thank you letter, and the last-minute passage of related measures including a $2,000,000,000 deficiency bill and Frazier-Lemke mortgage relief.
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White House
House
Senate
Congress
John N. Garner
William E. Borah
Idaho
Roosevelt
Marine
Chesley Jurney
Garner
Huey Long
Louisiana
Josiah W. Bailey
N. C
Clarence C. Dill
Washington
Yellow Stone Park
Kerr Tobacco
Home Owners Loan Corporation
RFC
Kerr Tobacco Control
Secretary of Agriculture
Signing of Silver Measure Delayed
Washington June 18 President Roosevelt cancelled plans to sign the silver bill tonight White House officials said he would sign the bill tomorrow night indicating a one day delay in the signing event
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Deaths in Bitter Root area and Woodside deaths
Hamilton report lists Richard Roscoe, 80, of Darby died of a heart ailment at a local hospital after about 25 years in Bitter Root valley. Archie Perry Sanders, 45, died of a heart attack near his Woodside home. He is survived by his widow, two sons and a daughter.
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Hamilton
Richard Roscoe
Darby
Bitter Root Valley
Archie Perry Sanders
Woodside
Chile Considers State Run Shoe Factory
Chilean officials mull establishing a government controlled shoe factory to boost domestic production and employment. The move aims to reduce imports and support local industries amid economic challenges facing the sector.
Roosevelt ready to sign mediation board bill for labor disputes
A Senate House substitute for the Wagner measure to establish elected mediation boards to resolve labor disputes under the National Industrial Recovery Act moves to the White House. The resolution allows boards to investigate, order elections by secret ballot, compel evidence, and enforce rulings, with a sunset of June 16, 1935 and protections for employees' right to strike.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
National Industrial Recovery Act
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Trade Commission Act
Racketeer Trio Put On The Spot
Three bound bodies found shot dead in an automobile at Dunham's corners East Brunswick township police records list the victims as thieves and petty racketeers. Identified as Henry Teel 24 Georgianna 25 and Isadore Gutman 29 all of New Brunswick.
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New Brunswick
N. Y
Dunham's Corners
East Brunswick Township
Henry Teel
Georgianna
Isadore Gutman
Mew Brunswick
Ex-Butte Judge Takes High Office
Joseph R. Jackson of Jackson Heights New York former Montana judge took the oath as assistant attorney general in charge of the customs in the justice department. He was Silver Bow county attorney in 1917 then district judge until 1925 and served on Montana supreme court commission.
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Washington
Joseph R. Jackson
Jackson Heights
New York
Montana
Customs
Department of Juice
Jackson
Silver Bow County
State Supreme Court Commission
New Way Promises Kidney Relief With Cyrstex Cure
Thousands suffer from poorly functioning kidneys find relief from nightly urination pain and aches using Cyrstex prescribed to cleanse acids and wastes. The formula works quickly, soothes membranes, and money back guarantee offered if not fixed. Cystex costs 3 per dose at druggists.
Dynamiting At Mammoth Mine Spurs Labor Tension
The Mammoth gold mine 17 miles southwest of Whitehall suffers a dam blast amid long running labor strife. Sheriff John Erie reports no suspects. the Liberty Montana mining company had refused union recognition, prompting a picket line and a near shutdown with about 20 workers.
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Whitehall
Mammoth Gold
Here
John Erie
Virginia City
Liberty- Montana Mining Company
Sai
Liberty-Montana
Eric
Mammoth
Butte Clerks Discuss Mine Family Merchandise Delivery
At a Butte Clerks union meeting a letter from Butte merchants responding to a prior union letter was read. Officials said the issue will be referred to proper authorities for reply. The commerce notice noted no serious fallout from the initial letter. Earlier, merchants were advised to stop delivering merchandise to families of miners listed by the strike committee as scab workers. A list of 175 names was attached. A. J. Guenther said the latest message aimed to warn merchants that aiding those listed risks a boycott by strikers. Eggs priced at one half cent in the Irish Free State.
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Butte Clerks’ Union
Pythian Hall
Butte Merchants
Union Executive Board
A. J. Guenther
Kadogh Knights Name Officers After Semiannual Election
Butte council Knights of Kadosh held its semi annual election at the Masonic temple last night with Floyd Fluent as installing officer and Ernest Thomas as grand marshal. New officers include August Grunert commander William Thirloway first lieutenant William Loring second lieutenant L. E. Downes chancellor F. C. Fluent orator G. T. Wade almoner G. B. Perier recorder F. L. Melcher treasurer Thomas McCauley master of ceremonies John H. Thomas turcopilier C. A. Nixholm first deacon Chester Lippett second deacon Rod H. Kemna bearer of the beauseant Carl King bearer of the white standard W. I. Wright bearer of the black standard John A. Traub lieutenant of the guard Alex Anderson sentinel William Thirloway and William Loring named sick committee and L. E. Downes press correspondent.
Officers Installed by Women of Moose
Officers were installed at a Moose meeting last night at the Moose hall on East Quartz street. Maude Banfield led as grand installing officer with Eva Smith as grand installing guide. New officers include Senior Regent Wally Barth, Junior Regent Edith Donaldson, Chaplain Florence Ham, Recorder Caroline Matthews, Treasurer Elizabeth Dickson, Guides Eva Smith and Annie Pearce, Sentinel Norbury Grimmer, Argus Mrs Jacobson, Musician Dorothy Roliman, and Captain Florence Wright.
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Women of Moose
Moose
Pasteeth adds comfort for wearers of false teeth
A new dental powder Pasteeth promises a tighter fit with no pasty taste. It deodorizes and is sold in three sizes at druggists.
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Ravalli County
Federal
Bitteroot Valley
ORD Congress Socson
Covstiae
Government of
Chile
Wagner
Butte
Whiteball
Irish Free State
Kadogh Knights
Masonic Temple
Hennessy’s
da Toile Baller
Southland
Turkey
Greece
The
American Tobacco Company
Thay Taile
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