Roosevelt's Prosperity Program Speeds In Washington Cabinet Board
The public works board said it will push the 3.3 billion dollar construction program with an efficient organization. Ickes will head the federal effort with a state administrator and advisory boards to review projects regionally. A temporary administrator moved to the Interior Building as appointments hinge on character and ability.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Public Works Board
Congress
Ickes
Cabinet Board
Public Works
Donald H. Sawyer
Interior Department
Butte Chamber Directors Meet at Finlen Hotel Today
Directors of the Butte Chamber of Commerce will hold their weekly meeting today at the Finlen hotel. There are several matters of importance on the program for discussion, according to members. Dr. Peter Potter will preside.
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Butte Chamber F Or Commerce
Finlen Hotel
Peter Potter
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promoted For Bile Flow
An old advertisement urges readers to wake their liver bile without calomel and to use Carter's Little Liver Pills. It claims two of bile flow daily improve digestion, reduce bloating, and relieve headaches, skin breakouts, and foul breath. The pills are described as mild vegetable extracts, sold 25 cents at stores by 1931 C. M. Co.
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Carter
C. M. Co
Temperatures in Butte Readout for 12 Hour Period
The report lists maximum and minimum temperatures in Butte for the 12 hours ending at 6 p m with measurements of precipitation recorded in the same interval.
Kidnapping Plot Dared At Trial
Testimony recounts a scheme where Kenneth explains a fake kidnapping to Peggy with plans to collect 150000 dollars. He describes concealment in the Small estate half cellar and staying the night, while Peggy allegedly accepts the situation and a contact man is arranged. He later reports a note from Peggy linking him to the plan through Cyril's garage.
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Kenneth
Bill
Peggy
Cyril
Foreclosures spark jailings in Iowa farm protest
In Primghar Iowa on June 22 twenty Northwest Iowa farmers were jailed for 24 hours after clashing with sheriff's deputies during a farm mortgage foreclosure demonstration that prompted martial law in the area and led to the arrest of nearly 150 men.
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Primghar
Iowa
Four Held After Four Die in Farmhouse Fire
Seattle reports four members of the Arthur Stone family were found burned beyond recognition in a farmhouse. Coroner W J Jones said the skulls showed signs of crushing and that the deaths appear to be murder before the fire. Four persons were held on open charges as investigators secured kerosene cans nearby.
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Seattle
Arthur Stone
W. J. Jones
Jones
Stone
Woman Sheriff Captures Suspect in Quick Raid
Kalispell report notes Ravalli County Sheriff Berna C. Corley, Montana's sole woman sheriff, pursued Phil Curran after a charge of passing a worthless check. She raced by car from Hamilton to locate Curran and bring him into custody.
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Kalispell
Montana
Berna C. Corley
Ravalli County
Phil Curran
Hamilton
Curran
Corley
Hansen Ill At Murray Hospital
Thomas P. Hansen, a prominent Butte business man, is reported to be seriously ill at Murray Hospital.
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Thomas P. Hansen
Butte
Murray Hospital
Priest to fete silver jubilee in Helena Montana
The Rev J J O Kennedy of Holy Rosary Bozeman will preside at a jubilee mass reception and luncheon at Silver Bow club with speaking and music. Father Joyce a pioneer Montana priest with ties to Buffalo Niagara studied at Niagara and St Viator later serving in Helena Butte and Boulder.
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Silver Bow Club
J. J. O’kennedy
Holy Rosary Church
Bozeman
East Side Church
Father Joyce
Montana
Helena
Gabriels
Niagara University
Buffalo
Niagara
St. Viator
Helena, Where He Became Secretary To the Late Bishop Carroll
Butte
Father Batens
St. Lawrence Church
Walkerville
Boulder
Sacred Heart Church
Hiline Farmers Rejoice In Rain Across Northern Montana
Farmers and stockmen in northern Montana celebrate rainfall ending a long drought. The storm covered the Hiline region from the Rocky Mountains to Glasgow with showers to heavy rain, easing heat waves of ten days and aiding crops and livestock.
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Associated Press
Montana
Hiline
Rocky Mountains
Glasgow
Rails Victorious in Carrier Hearing
Helena June 22. The Montana railroad commission declined to loosen limits banning trucks from lines parallel to railroads or other motor carriers. After a hearing in Helena the petition by the Montana Transfermen's Association was dismissed and the rail carriers' motion granted.
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Helena
Montana Railroad Commission Today
Montana Transfermen's Association
Alfred Smith Called "Happy Warrior" in Latin at Harvard
At Harvard commencement Alfred E. Smith received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree. R. S. Fitzgerald, class of ’33, delivered a Latin tribute calling him “Alfred praestantissime felix ille miles,” meaning most illustrious Alfred, thou happy warrior.
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Cambridge
Mass
Alfred FE. Smith
Alfred Praestantissime
Felix Ille Miles
Harvard University
R. S. Fitzgerald
Alfred
Plot to kill N J Solon Frustrato
An apparent assassination attempt on Representative Charles A. Eaton of New Jersey's Fifth District was foiled in Watchung. A large bomb, wired to the car's ignition and designed to explode when started, was found and disabled.
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Watchung
N. J
N.p
Charles A. Eaton
New Jersey
Naval flyer killed in crash near San Diego
Ensign M. E. Vorhees was killed and J. A. Sheridan a seaman second class was perhaps fatally injured when a naval plane crashed at Descanso about 50 miles east of San Diego California late today.
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San Diego
Calif
M. E. Vorhees
J. A. Sheridan
Descanso
Here
Lithuania to pay $10,000 in silver tomorrow in New York
Lithuania informed the state department that it would make a payment of $10,000 in silver tomorrow in New York on its June 15 war debt installment. The total payment due on June 15 was $132,091.
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Washington
Lithuania
State Department
New York
Appraisers place 21813 valuation on Decker estate
The estate of the late George H. Decker is valued at 21813 by appraisers Ben Hardin Ed Cooper and H A Towle. The estate includes many valuable books and the report will be certified to the state board of equalization.
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George H. Decker
Ben Hardin
Ed Cooper
H. A. Towle
State Board of Equalization
TODAY S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
Crossword clues cover capitals, epochs, stones, grasses, loyalty, fields, furniture, finishes, leaps, annals, compass directions, directions, ventilation, fate, rises, kinship terms, legal items, weapons, cloth measures, antelope, knaves, mines, towers, ejects, contractions, bristles, nobility titles, rivers, and German locales. Answers progress through across and down entries ending with Ip.
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British
Sudan
Africa
Germany
Girl Scout Camp Opens Public Grounds for Holiday Event
The spacious lodge area hosts picnic spots and archery with bows and arrows available. An orchestra will play for dancing from 3 to 5 PM and 7 to 11 PM. Mrs. F. C. Jaccard leads the committee predicting a record crowd to support the organization.
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F. C. Jaccard
Heavy Vehicles Barred From Flooded Clark's Fork Road
Vehicles weighing over 7500 pounds and their loads were barred from the Clark's Fork highway between Ravalli and Plains due to flooding. State highway engineers said the roadbed remained under water, softening the surface after the flood.
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Missoula
Clark's Fork
Ravalli
Plains
Italian King Vic tor Emanuel plans U S visit in 1934
Rome reports King Victor Emmanuel plans a spring 1934 visit to the United States in exchange for President Wilson’s postwar trip to Europe. The move is described as a reciprocal gesture tied to World War I events.
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U. S
Rome
Victor Emanuel
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Italy
Europe
Hoover to Do Research at Stanford War Library
Former President Hoover to work in the Hoover war library at Stanford University. Officials said space is being prepared for his research on publishing portions of the collection of diplomatic and international papers and secret documents brought from Washington.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Hoover
Hoover War Library
Stanford University
Baal Space
Washington
Pocatello Water Line Digging Advances Civilian Labor
In Pocatello workers from the civilian conservation corps dig trenches for a new water line. The project aims to boost the city water supply and open grazing lands, while measures close nearby property to prevent contamination.
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Pocatello
Stork Delivers Twins at St James Hospital
Mr and Mrs Arthur Carr of 1121 West Granite Street are parents of a boy and Mr and Mrs Dan Shea are parents of a girl born yesterday at St James Hospital.
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STORK
St. James’ Hospital
Arthur Carr
West Granite Street
Dan Shea
Forest Workers Battle Two Fires Across National Forests
Two fires burned in Gallatin canyon and the Custer Beartooth national forest. In Gallatin canyon 60 workers fought a wind driven blaze of about 40 acres after evidence of arson appeared along Dudley Creek. A second fire in the Custer Beartooth forest consumed about one acre while a third minor blaze in the Deer Lodge forest near Neg Perce Lake charred one acre. Officials cited recent Agriculture Department rules threatening jail for dropping cigarettes cigars or matches on forest land.
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Associated Press
Gallatin Canyon
Bozeman
Forest Service
Dudley Creek
Custer Beartooth National Forest
Deer Lodge Forest
Sawmill Canyon
Neg Perce Lake
Forestry Service Today
Secretary of Agriculture
New racket uncovered in Idaho Falls targets stations
A fast moving scheme in Idaho Falls exploits absent managers. Two men enter a service station and claim to be friends of the missing manager, asking for 15 to aid a third man. They leave a cheap watch as security, valued under one dollar. Police have no trace of the racketeers after several days of activity.
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Idaho Falls
Rotation Work Provides Jobs in Pocatello
Rotation of about 200 men by the R F C committee on city projects has aided unemployment relief in Pocatello. Workers earn $2.50 daily for six days weekly, completing tasks such as extending South Lincoln street to Pocatello Heights, renovating the county fair grounds for the Days of Old Fort Hall celebration, and altering the Portneuf river course.
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Pocatello
R. F.C
August Rosquist
Lincoln Street
Pocatello Heights
Old Fort Hall
Portneuf
Domestic focus drives Roosevelt policy amid London talks
The article notes Roosevelt’s emphasis on domestic reemployment and higher purchasing power as the sure path to prosperity, arguing that industrial control, farm programs, tax increases, and public works should lead before international tariff or stabilization deals. Moley and Baruch weigh in, urging nations to fix internal issues first while coordinating global plans.
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Roosevelt
London
Baruch
Moley
Hugh Johnson
George Peek
Senate Finance Committee
Tragic Drowning of Beck Child in Pahsimarai Valley
Eva Lois Beck three years old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Beck fell from a foot-log crossing Big Creek near their home Sunday afternoon about 4 o clock and drowned in the icy swollen stream. Residents searched all night and found the body 16 hours later a quarter mile below the scene. Funeral was held at May Tuesday with valley residents expressing sympathy to the bereaved parents.
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Salmon
Ida
Eva Lois Beck
James Beck
Pahsimarai Valley
Big Creek
Australian plans London voyage after Sydney flight
Charles T. P. Ulm the Australian aviator and three crew members landed at Derby West Australia after a 2100 mile non stop flight from Sydney in 21 hours in the monoplane Faith in Australia Ulm plans to fly to London from here and may return to Australia via the United States
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Derby
West Australia
Charles T. P. Ulm
Sydney
Australia
Ulm
London
United States
Solon Congressman Edward Almon Dies at 73
Representative Edward B. Almon of Tuscumbia Alabama died of heart disease at a Washington hotel aged 73. He passed away on June 22 in the capital during a visit. He served in Congress as a Republican for multiple terms and was known for his work on local Alabama affairs. The death was announced by his family and colleagues who expressed condolences.
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Washington
Edward B. Almon
Tuscumbia
Ala
Lindbergh to Survey Arctic Route for Pan American
New York June 22. Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh may fly to Greenland and Iceland this summer to help survey a North Atlantic airplane route for Pan American Airways where he serves as technical advisor Juan T Trippe president of the line announced.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Greenland
Iceland
Pan American Airways
Juan T. Trippe
False Teeth Cannot Embarrass Gums or Jeer?
Advertisement for FASTEETH dental product advises sprinkling on false teeth to keep them in place and comfortable. Claims to sweeten breath and prevent embarrassment. Readers told to buy FASTEETH at drug stores.
Definite Plans Offered by V 8
Senator James Couzens proposes a coordinated global approach to currency reform. The plan calls for central bank credit expansion and an international public works program to raise prices and reduce unemployment. It envisions London talks among central banks and a world economic conference committee to study government expenditure on public works.
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Monetary Subcommittee
James Couzens
Michigan
Couzens
Federal Reserve
Bank of England
London
Spain Heir Weds Cuban Commoner in Lausanne
Alfonso Bourbon Jr former prince of the Asturias and heir to the Spanish throne married Edelmira Ignacia Adriana Sampedro in Lausanne city hall. He renounced royal rights, taking the name Count Cavadonga. Exile King Alfonso XIII opposed the match.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Alfonso Bourbon, Jr
Cavadonga
Alfonso XIII
Fontainebleau
France
Adgmant
Manuel Almadova
Alfonso
Jury Acquits Former Undersheriff in Montana Slaying
In Fekalaka Montana a district court jury acquitted Gerald Cathey stock inspector and former Carter county undersheriff of murder in the slaying of Joe Zenit following an altercation over tires. Cathey claimed self-defense as the retrial ordered by the Montana supreme court opens today in the related case of William McCracken charged with horse thievery.
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Fekalaka
Mont
Gerald Cathey
Carter County
Joe Zenit
Zeni
Cathey
Alzada
State Supreme Court
William McCracken
McCracken
High Court
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promises Youthful Look
Advert shows MELLO-GLO powder claiming a smooth, long wear finish that hides lines and large pores and prevents shine. It touts a new French process for purity and a pleasant fragrance. Available as 50c and $1.00 tax free.
Hunt for chief of defunct Falls firm
Great Falls authorities issued a warrant for H. B. Lake, head of a defunct brokerage, on grand larceny as bailee. The hunt extended through Washington Idaho and Montana as Lake and two cars travel northwest, bond set at $2000.
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Great Falls
H. B. Lake
Northwest
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Lake
Justice Court
Kruschen Salt Ad Promises Safe Fat Loss Mojo
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a safe weight loss method claiming 16 pounds shed in four weeks. It features a Cleveland woman testimonial praising reduced hip and ankle fat and improved energy, skin, and digestion, with a money back guarantee and doctor recommended status.
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Kruschen
E. Drourger
Cleveland
Ohio
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