Hull Announces Opinion Demands Definite Action
Chicago June 22 The Democratic platform for 1932 will include a provision for states to vote on repealing Prohibition. Senator Hull who leads the resolution group supports submission rather than immediate repeal. Alfred E Smith calls for unconditional repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act modification. Hull urges tariff reduction and drastic government retrenchment to combat the panic, urging international price stabilization.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Chicago
Hull
Tennessee
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
Resolutions Committee
Lake Michigan
Petition 10 Seeks One Year Extension for Montana Plant
Federal Power Commission heard oral arguments on Rocky Mountain Power’s petition for a 12 month extension to finish a plant on the Flathead Reservation in Montana. Samuel J. Flickinger for the Bureau of Indian Affairs said Interior Department approval was needed and warned the extension could cost Indians about $163000 in revenue. D M Kelly represented the company.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission Today
Rocky Mountain Power Company
Flathead Reservation
Montana
Samuel J. Flickinger
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Commission
D. M. Kelly
Domestic tragedy shadows daylight robbery case
The story links Matthews to a noon robbery in Butte, with half the loot hidden in a bottle. Trankel denies involvement, while his German-speaking son Fritz identifies Matthews. Martha Trankel and her two boys face life alone at the Madison county ranch as authorities sort the case.
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Matthews
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Larry Weir
John Berger
Butte
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Fritz Nairly
Sheriff Weir
Frank Egan
South
Arizona
Westbrook
Madison County
United States
Martha
Germany
Madison Valley
Fritz
Heine
Jefferson River
Lease terms extend rent for power plant with Indians
The commission could extend the period without the secretary's approval. Indians now receive 1000 dollars monthly rent from the power company. Rent would rise as plants are completed and by the fiftieth year after the license could reach about 163000 dollars, Flickinger stated. Chairman George Otis Smith said the lease could continue at then prevailing rent if operation ended after the fiftieth year.
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Daughters of Isabella Meet Amid Charity and Festivities
The Daughters of Isabella convention opens with a high mass at St Patrick's Church and a luncheon at the Finlen hotel. Delegates hear prayers and music from Our Lady of Victory circle choir, join under state regent Ann Freebourn, and plan sessions at the K C hall with a banquet at the Silver Bow club.
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Leona Merkle
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Josephine Micone
Ann Freebourn
Our Lady of Victory Circle
Rose McDonald
Finlen Hotel
Francis Shevlin
Great Falls
Silver Bow Club
St. Patrick’s Church
J. M. Venus
St. Patrick's
K. C. Hall
J. C. Willging
the Daughters of Isabella
M. Everett
Anaconda
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Adele Jaccar
Catherine Savage
Mary Dee
Deal Leary
Marie Sullivan
Anne Sullivan
Kittie Harrington
Martha McLaughlin
Mary Fellows
K. C. Lodge Hall
Leonard Mine
Hardingway
Roosevelt Drive
Winn Harrington
J. D. Murphy
Marian Keane
Mary Thomas
Tessie Kelly
Mary A. Sullivan
Mary M. Sullivan
Mary Doran
Margaret Cummings
Helen Connolly
Noella Rainville
Cyrilla Meads
Mary McGowan
Anne Freebourn
Mary Helen
Minnie Warren
Thelma Shea
Mary Burke
Mabel Everett
Butte
M. McRae
Helena
M. Gormley
Missoula
M. McGuire
Laurel
Ann Cotter
Helmville
W. Patterson
Alice Savage
L. V. Savage
Mary Malee
Mary O'Halloran
Margaret Slattery
Nell Malee
Nell Thompson
Julia Thompson
Cecelia Zugel
Irene Lubke
Pauline Mickelson
Anna Cunningham
Eugenia Fitzpatrick
Frances Kelly
Ella McEachran
Kathleen McGuire
Frances McGuire
Margaret Halloran
May Boyce
Gertrude Hogan
Eleanor McKeon
Anna Donovan
E. M. Peters
Margaret McMahon
May Egan
Dorothy McCarren
Mayme Barry
Anna Quigley
Mabel Kelly
Mary Logan
Mary E. Kelly
Nora Grimes
Margaret Regan
Josephine Walch
Winnie Foley
Mary Gilmartin
Ann Thomas
Mary Foley
Mathilda Kelly
Griselda Sugrue
Edna Hunthausen
Anne Perro
Edythe Gilmartain
Ann Cummins
Cecelia Sullivan
Helen Spellman
Clara Miller
Z. A. Gannon
Mary Brogan
Frank Despins
T. Mitchell
Mary Egan
L. Verberckmoes
P. H. McDonald
John McCarren
Charles Smet
M. Gallagher
Mabel Gormley
Raskob
Miss Mann
Anna Cotter
Elizabeth Hoepfner
Rose Lynch
Mary McIisaac
Gertrude Fay
E. M. Patterson
E. Sedinger
Insurance case adds chapter to Price mystery death
A Montana man Price collected on life insurance after his death. He later claimed kidnapping and captivity with a tire tube mask before bones found in his cabin remained unknown. A widow accuses the insurer of refusing payment totaling 2163.32 dollars.
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Salt Lake City
Sweetgrass County
Ed Brannin
Big Timber
Whitehall
Indiana Delegates Swarm For Roosevelt In Nominating Stakes
Roosevelt leads with instructed and pledged delegates totaling 485 while Smith Garner Lewis White Reed Byrd Murray and Ritchie hold smaller planks. States listed include New York Pennsylvania Indiana Michigan and others with numerous regional allocations and totals reaching 1 154 delegates.
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Hausner Returns to United States After 11 Days at Sea
Hausner lands in Newark after 11 days of rest following rescue 600 miles off Portugal aboard Circe shell. Captain Wilson questions his readiness while officials from Hoover, the Polish embassy, Florida governor’s rep, and Miami greet the survivor and wife aboard the Circe Shell.
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Portugal
Wilson
Coast Guard
Perry
United States Public Health and Customs
Newark
N. J
Hoover
Washington
George E. Hussey
Carlton
Florida
Miami
Tammany Votes May Hold Power in Roosevelt Split
Tammany's backing shifts in the Roosevelt showdown as Curry meets Farley while McAdoo shifts toward Garner and Hitchcock is named for the resolutions committee chair. Roosevelt forces seek Walker and Curry support amid the party power struggle.
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Tammany
California
John N. Garner
McAdoo
Smith
Roosevelt
Curry
James A. Farley
Farley
New York
New York Democratic State Committee
Gilbert N. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Resolutions Committee
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
James J. Walker
Hoover proposes world armament cuts with security guard
President Hoover outlines major reductions: one third in land armies, abolition of bombing planes and tanks, 25 percent cut in carrier and destroyer tonnage, and submarine limits. He ties shifts to Kellogg Briand pact defense only, interlinking land, air, and naval cuts. France says it supports reductions if security inputs are guaranteed.
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M. Paul-Boncour
Washington
Hoover
Montana Faces Torrid Weather Stresses Agricultural Peak
Montana reports soil moisture sufficient for full crops across the state. Winter grains and forage crops show strong growth, with rye cut for hay and beets thinning by crews. Ranges are good, sheep shearing hampered by rain, alfalfa blooms and first cut imminent. A new heat record reached 86 degrees.
Nurse Charges Baritone with Faithlessness in Courtroom
The nurse testifies in a breach of promise case against baritone husband of evangelist Aimee McPherson Hutton. She asserts her right to defend character as lawyers list names. seeks 200000 in heart balm amid memories of alleged affair. An abrupt interruption follows by a plainclothes woman and a man in a red necktie. Nearby Valencia students blame city fire department for conference hall destruction and call for the mayor's resignation.
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Aimee McPherson Hutton
Tron
Dave
Hutton
Valencia University
Valencia
Spain
Heat Relief Sweeps In With Cool Breeze
Temp highs yesterday reached 90 plus, two degrees above the day before. A cool northerly breeze and light thunder showers cooled extreme heat by evening, bringing relief.
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Main Street
Silver Bow County Bonds Show Sound Credit Record
The county reports highway bonds bearing 3570 in interest paid to New York Trust. Original debt 250000 reduced to 119000 plus interest. Since 1921 Silver Bow funding and highway bonds have been good investments with no defaults. Early bond calls have saved taxpayers money and strengthened credit.
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New York Trust Company
Silver Bow County
Delegates Report on State Meeting in Kalispell
Reports from the state convention note a Henry W. Lawton camp session at Patriot hall Pa triote hall. The group discussed plans for an early next month annual picnic and held a social session. Lincoln Post No. 2 G A R members were guests of honor.
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Henry W. Lawton
Patriote Hall
Lincoln Post
No. 2
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