Senate votes 66 to 6 to pass veterans act liberalization
Washington reports the Senate clears a liberalized World War veterans act by 66 to 6 despite President Hoover's opposition. The session runs seven hours with both parties criticizing the veto stance as Senator Reed from Pennsylvania offers a White House conference substitute.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
House
Melton
Reed
Pennsylvania
White House
Commission urges self government and federal India plan
London dispatch reports the Simon commission recommends a United States of India with a flexible constitution and a federal union, allowing provinces greater self rule and eventual inclusion of native states. The plan envisions a two tier system similar to the United States Canada and Australia.
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United States of India
Swerecues
Notary Camamieee Ee Shmena
Apenas Butte
Seattle
London
U.P
India
Embroy
United States
Canada
Australia
Simon Commission
Indian Statutory Commission
Clergy pledge aid in Chicago gang war crackdown
Still seeking Forsythe Chicago June 23. Chicago Church Federation proposes a conference with Acting Police Commissioner John Alcock State's Attorney John A Swanson and civic leaders to map church support in the anti gangster campaign. Police press on with hunt for James Red Forsythe as the Alfred J Lingle murder case enters its third week.
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Chicago
U.P
Chicago Church Federation
John Alcock
John A. Swanson
Alfred J. Lingle
James “Red” Forsythe
Busy Lindy Names Film Baby Charles Newborn Son
Mrs. Charles A Lindbergh and her son born yesterday rest at the Morrow home as congratulatory messages pour in. The family plans to name the baby Charles, though the middle name remains undecided between Dwight or Augustus Jr. No further statements from the Morrow house were available.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Charles
Charles Dwight
Charles Augustus Jr
Englewood
Morrow Home
Rotary Observes Jubilee at Annual Meet in Chicago
The Rotary International silver jubilee event drew over 15,000 Rotarians and guests to the Chicago stadium for tableaux shows after a day of business sessions. Delegates discussed next year plans and pending legislation. Secretary Ray Lyman Wilbur proposed a global literacy campaign to reduce illiteracy.
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Chicago
Rotary International
Chicago Stadium
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Interior Department
Rotary Co-Operation
Montana Thursday Forecast: Partly Cloudy and Warmer Odds
Montana weather forecast notes Thursday to be partly cloudy with unsettled mountain districts. Warmer conditions expected in the west and south portions. Tuesday precedes with a warmer trend across regions.
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Montana
Standard-Post want ads offer wide reach and quick impact
Want-ads reach hundreds of homes and attract thousands of readers. Phone 5411 today to place your personal ad and see results.
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Rolling Stones
Standard-Post
Rolling Stone
Classified Ads From Montana Standard
Classified listings reflect ongoing opportunities and service notes with a general contact line "PHONE DIAL 5411" included. The brief fragment emphasizes consistent service and potential chances for readers seeking ads or assistance.
Governor Erickson to Speak on National Radio Hookup
Montana Governor John E. Erickson will address the Twenty-Second National Conference of Governors via a nationwide radio hookup from Salt Lake City. The July 1 broadcast, arranged with CBS, will carry remarks from Erickson and more than 30 state chiefs about conference activities.
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Montana
Salt Lake City
Voice of
John E. Erickson
Erickson
Columbia Broadcasting System
Scottish Rite Dinner Honors Sovereign Grand Commander
More than 200 Scottish Rite Masons of Butte attended a banquet at the Masonic temple honoring John H. Cowles sovereign grand commander of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry for the southern jurisdiction. Mr Cowles from Washington D C is on an inspection tour and will depart at 9 am today via the Northern Pacific for Livingston.
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John H. Cowles
Washington, D. C
Butte
Masonic Temple
Mining City
Mr. Cowles
Pacific
Livingston
Helena
Montana
Northern Road Report on Potential Portland Longview Sale
Longview Washington June 23 Rumors say Northern transcontinental railroads are negotiating to buy the Portland Longview and Northern railway owned by Long Bell Lumber company. A Kansas City dispatch cites Union Pacific Great Northern and Northern Pacific as possible buyers with Milwaukee system reportedly considering the move. The Portland Longview and Northern runs a joint passenger service.
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Longview
Wash
Kansas City
Northern
Portland, Longview and Northern Railway
Long-Bell Lumber Company
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee System
Portland, Longview and Northern
Woodcock Named Head of Prohibition Enforcement
Amos W. Woodcock, U S district attorney in Baltimore, was chosen to head the national enforcement unit after the transfer of enforcement from the Treasury to the Justice Department on July 1. Attorney General Mitchell cited Woodcock's wide legal experience as qualification to coordinate investigation and detection duties.
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Walter K. Walker
United Press
Washington
Amos W. W. Woodcock
U. S
Baltimore
Treasury
Justice Department
Mitchell
Woodcock
Maryland
Farewell note found in room of Butte resident
A bottle with English and Finnish farewell notes was found in 476 East Broadway where John Wirta 42 died Saturday. Police investigate possible suicide linked to heart disease while seeking relatives. carbolic acid traces noted. Officers Duggan and Riley lead the inquiry.
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East Broadway
John Wirta
Wirta
Finland
Butte
Magda Syren
Sherman & , Undertakers
J. Duggan
B. Riley
Antarctic Seen as World’s Last Frontier by Byrd
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd described Antarctica as the world’s last frontier in a nationwide radio speech. He called for more exploration to unlock its mysteries and noted the 4.5 million square mile ice domain, roughly the size of the United States and Mexico combined, could someday yield unexpected power.
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Antarctic
Byrd
New York
Richard E. Byrd
Columbia Broadcasting System
United States
Mexico
Duffield Banquet May Attract Capacity Turnout
Butte Chamber of Commerce plans a 6:30 p.m. banquet at the Silver Bow club honoring E. D. Duffield of Newark New Jersey. Reservations approach 250 including state officials bankers and merchants with wives and daughters. George P. Porter state auditor and insurance commissioner is among early adopters of the reservations while Sen. Harry A. Galloway chairs the reception committee and says arrangements are complete pending guest arrival.
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Edward D. Duffield
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Newark
N. J
Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Silver Bow Club
Butte Chamber of Commerce
D. Duffield
George P. Porter
Harry A. Gallwey
Mother feeds babes poison juice in tragic California incident
San Gabriel report describes two young children dying from poisoned orange juice allegedly given by their mother Mrs Louis Proctor. An older son was hospitalized in critical condition as the mother herself neared death. Further details continued on page 2.
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San Gabriel
Calif
Louis Proctor
Transatlantic attempt by Southern Cross from Dublin
The Southern Cross, a tri-motor monoplane, took off from Port Marnock at 4:25 a m to begin a transatlantic flight toward New York. Captain Charles Kingsford Smith, an Australian flyer, spoke to the United Press as the craft sped westward over the Irish coast. The ship was reported flying at about 500 feet and appearing to run smoothly.
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Kingford-Smith
Southern Cross
Atlantic
Ireland
New York
Smith
Galway
Dublin
George Macdonagh
United Press
Port Marnock
Charles FE. Kingsford- Smith
Debonair
Trans- Pacific Fame
Kingsford-Smith
Joint convention opens in Bozeman with veterans groups
In Bozeman on June 23 the Joint department encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic United Spanish War Veterans National Indian War Veterans and Veterans of Foreign Wars opened a three day session. 310 registered by noon and 450 expected. Welcome by Justin M. Smith Bozeman city attorney. M J Mullen United Spanish War Veterans commander spoke for all. George D Pease Bozeman attorney praised world peace and war mothers amid music and introductions.
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Bozeman
Joint Department
Grand Army of the Republic
United Spanish War Veterans
National Indian War Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Justin M. Smith
M. J. Mullen
Butte
London Naval Pact Clears First Legislative Hurdle
Senate foreign relations committee votes 16 to 4 in favor with optimism for ratification. Chairman Borah presents the London Naval Treaty for Senate action without a committee report. Senator Shipstead is among the four dissenters.
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London
Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
Senate
Borah
Shipstead
Labor
Minnesota
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