Norman H Davis hints on return from Geneva
Norman H Davis United States ambassador at large aboard the Bremen returns from Geneva discussing shifting sentiment on security pacts toward international arms supervision. He notes peace is a “cold blooded proposition” and calls Kellogg Pact an obligation, urging continued conference efforts.
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New York
Norman H. Davis
United States
Geneva
Davis
Cacumiew
Europe
Roosevelt
Funeral for Detlef Oemcke Scheduled at Daly-Shea
The funeral for the late Detlef Oemcke happens this Saturday at 2 PM at the Daly-Shea mortuary with Rev. Edward Smith officiating. Interment follows at Mountain View cemetery.
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Oemcke
Detlef Oemcke
Daly-Shea
Edward Smith
Mountain View Cemetery
Nelson Rites Held In St Lawrence Parish
The remains of Nels P. Nelson are at Sherman Reed funeral home and will be moved to the family home at 1506 Dunn avenue this Saturday afternoon. Funeral services are set for Monday at 9 o'clock followed by mass at St Lawrence church. Interment will be in Jefferson City, Montana.
Norton rites delayed for son’s arrival from Michigan
The remains of Ed ward J. Norton will be shipped to Salt Lake City Saturday instead of Friday. His son John Norton will not arrive from Michigan until Saturday noon. Funeral services depart Duggan chapel Saturday at 5 o clock for Short Line depot.
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Norton
Edward J. Norton
Salt Lake City
John
Michigan
Duggan Chapel
Short Line
Torrence Funeral Planned at Richards Chapel
The funeral for the late Tom Torrence will be held at Richards funeral chapel at 2 PM tomorrow with Rev A C Caton officiating. Interment will follow at Mount Moriah cemetery.
Funeral Notice for Fred L. Root at Jos. Richards Inc
Fred L. Root funeral arrangements announced by Jos. Richards Inc Funeral Home at 158 Montana Street. Telephone 7282.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Street
Mary Theresa Daley funeral at Merrill mortuary
The funeral for Mrs. Mary Theresa Daley will start in the Rose room at Merrill mortuary Saturday morning at 9 o'clock then move to St. John the Evangelist church for a 9:30 high mass. Interment follows at Holy Cross cemetery.
Chamber of Commerce assigns year committee posts
The Chamber of Commerce releases a full slate of year committees with chairs and members across divisions such as aviation, education, elections, entertainment, membership, and transportation. Notable figures include J. H. Rowe, H. A. Gallwey, J. L. Markham, Sam R. Parker, and R. J. MacDonald among others overseeing parks, finance, highways, and legislative duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
C. R. Leonard
J. A. Poore
John J. Burke
H. D. Kistler
Dr. F. A. Thomson
George N Short
J. D. Newman
A. C. Trafford
Roscoe L. Thomas
R. J. MacDonald
K. L Christie
Archie McTaggart
J. Fred Garer
Bert Mayer
Dr. H. D. Kistler
E. G. Leipheimer
W. A. Kemper
W. E. Pierce
A. W. Merkle
Sam R. Parker
J. L. Markham
Ed Marans
Ben Myers
M. M. Schwartz
R. C. Dieffenbacher
F. Reardon
E. L. Samsel
L. Dretbelbis
C. E. Youlden
Reno H. Sales
Ray L. Ruhie
Malcolm Gillis
J. H. Dickey Jr
Ben Hardin
R. L. Ruhie
Frank LeSage
A. H. Heilbronner
G. T. MacPherson
H. A. Gallwey
James H. Rowe
John C. Ryan
A. J. Davis Jr
Dr. P. Potter
Paul Huddloff
C. H. Gallagher
Roy Murray
Highways
A. J. Davis
P. J. Driscoll
Charles W. Cook
J. H. Heilbronner
E. A. Morley
Hull Plans Tariff Proposals Amid Conference Talks
Hull prepares tariff proposal and plans to raise duties on 100 plus articles as talks at the economic conference proceed United States and Britain seek coordinated steps toward stabilization and a general price rise while France pushes quota ideas and farm import allowances during subcommittee sessions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
Hull
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Roosevelt
MacDonald
United States
France
Paris
Georges Bonnet
Federal road program seeks maximum man hours and wage rules
Army officials said plans and specifications are ready to proceed immediately with the program. Federal-aid road money will be available July 1. The board requires maximum use of human labor, minimum wage rates, and a 30 hour week not in all areas, with exceptions for remote camps and weather.
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United States Railroad
Federal Public Roads Bureau
Army
Public Works Board
Gold Embargo Decried as Unfair by Engelbright
Washington date June 23. Representative Engelbright California Republican calls the administration’s gold embargo unfair to U S gold mining. He notes world market price about 26 per ounce versus a fixed mint price of 20.67 and says Treasury Secretary Woodin gave no assurance that U S gold could be sold abroad.
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Washington
Engelbright
Republican
California
Englebright
Seere Woodin
Treasury
Seven Thousand Men to Fight Pine Blister Rust
Elers Koch says seven thousand men will battle white pine blister rust in 35 civilian conservation camps in northern Idaho and along the Montana border this summer after touring the white pine belt.
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Missoula
Idaho
Montana
Elers Koch
White Pine Belt
Butte Briefs Include Local Notices and Social Updates
Butte items report O D Laundry service ad at 5401, C A Herzog chiropodist in Metals Bank blog, Miss Eloise Egan visiting near Deer Lodge, and Scotia daughters hosting an annual picnic at Columbia Gardens with lunch at 1 o clock.
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C. A. Herzog
Metals Bank
Deer Lodge
Eloise Egan
West
Gold Street
Mabel Beck
Daughters of Scotia
Columbia Gardens
Funeral Procession to Immaculate Conception Church
Funeral will start Monday at 9 o'clock, proceed to the Immaculate Conception Church for a requiem high mass at 9 30. Interment will be in Holy Cross cemetery.
Merrill Mortuaries Gateway Branch Receiver
The notice identifies PAT R. GAGNER as Receiver for Merrill Mortuaries Inc Gateway Branch with address 213 N Montana St and contact phone 3239.
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Merrill Mortuaries, Inc
Gateway
Pat R. Gagner
Montana St
British and Soviet Trade Talks Invite Litvinoff for Monday
London reports progress in settling the English Soviet dispute as Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon invites Soviet Foreign Commissar Maxim Litvinoff to confer on Monday. They will discuss the embargo deadlock tied to Moscow sabotage trials in which six British engineers were tried two convicted and imprisoned.
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London
John Simon
Maxim Litvinoff
Moscow
Russia
Commander of Lusitania Dies
Liverpool England June 23 Captain William Thomas Turner 77 former commander of the liner Lusitania at the time it was torpedoed by a German submarine in World War I died here today.
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Liverpool
Eng
William Thomas Turner
Lusitania
Typographical Work Display Shown in Butte Window
A Montana Hardware display by the Allied Printing Trades council features diverse printings from color art to newspaper types. It showcases business stationery, book covers, reproductions by Russell, copper pages, zinc etchings, mats and daily papers, highlighting the local printing trades' range and impact on jobs and local economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana Hardware Company
Allied Printing Trades Council
Russell
Montana Officials Eye Federal Aid For Road Work
Road officials outlined plans to use debentures and federal aid funds for oiling, reconstruction, and rights of way in Montana. About 7.4 million dollars allotted to the state largely comes from federal aid, with regulations to be issued by the Public Works Board. Currently 3,400 to 3,500 men are employed on highways, with numbers rising as the 1933 program progresses.
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Montana
Warden
Montana Commission
Public Works
Rader
State Highway Department
Public Works Board
Washington
Department
Lake Held on Coast in Larceny Case
Great Falls sheriff announced H B Lake a Great Falls broker wanted on a larceny as bailee charge was in custody in Tacoma Washington. Tacoma police telegraphed he was held awaiting instructions and extradition could follow. Lake reportedly left town with Mrs Lake after a county attorney filed a complaint alleging misappropriation of a $500 liberty bond. A justice court warrant and $2000 bond were issued.
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Great Falls
Ed Shields
H. B. Lake
Tacoma
Wash
Shields
Lake
Justice Court
Former French Premier Painleve in Serious Condition in Paris
Paul Painleve former French premier now in a more serious condition in Paris causing concern among friends. Painleve fainted in the Chamber of Deputies last November 24 after a long address, with fatigue cited as the cause at the time.
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Paris
Paul Painleve
Painleve
France
Chamber of Deputies
Montanans Visiting Montanans Visiting
A list of names and towns across Montana appears in a circulated notice. Individuals from Philipsburg Great Falls Missoula Helena Bozeman Dillon and other communities are listed with accompanying institutions and residences.
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Leggat
A. McDougal
Philipsburg
E. P. Kelly
Great Falls
Glen A. Smith
Missoula
Finlen
C. W. Molrine
Helena
O. M. Roessel
Edwin Burke
Bozeman
J. G. Skinner
Red Lodge
H. J. Andrus
Dillon
Jim Browne
Big Fork
Arizona
al Storey
Acoma
Cooney to Return From Washington Next Week
Helena report says Governor Frank H. Cooney, who has been in Washington meeting federal officials about relief funds and public works, will return probably the first of next week, according to his secretary Will Aikin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Frank H. Cooney
Washington
Will Aikin
Buck brothers face jury in Massachusetts kidnapping trial
In Barnstable, defense rests in the McMath kidnapping case as Kenneth Buck testifies that a mysterious "Bill" behind the scheme controlled events. Mrs. Buck speaks of family hardship while Margaret McMath’s mother recalls pressure on relatives. Closing arguments follow. verdict expected tomorrow afternoon.
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Barnstable
Mass
Buck Brothers
McMath
Kenneth
Cyril
Margaret
Peggy) McMath
Harwich Center Grammar School
Bill
Buck
Kenneth, Jr
Pretty Boy Add to Grime Score in Oklahoma
Uki-Charles Floyd and three accomplices abducted a Tulsa couple on a highway near Muskogee, stealing their car and $9. The victims were held overnight then released in the Cookson hills. Floyd boasted of a Missouri sheriff kidnapping and teased Oklahoma officials during the episode.
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Muskogee
Okla
Uki
Charles
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Cookson Hills
N. D. Myers
Tulsa
Here
Myers
Claremore
John Wolsey
Missouri
Jack Killingsworth
Polk County
Killingworth
Jake Simms
Seminole
Kinney Ends Probe by Self Inflicted Death in Peoria
Gar ret De Forest Kinney 64 former state finances official and longtime Republican leader in Peoria Illinois shot himself amid an investigation into a 526000 shortage. Kinney had served as state treasurer and directed the state department of finance from 1928 to 1932 and was a prominent manufacturer and bank director.
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Peoria
Garrett de Forest Kinney
State Finances
Kinney
State Republican Committee
State Department of Finance
Marriage Licenses Issued in Butte Couple Pairs
The district court clerk issued marriage licenses yesterday to Pat Leary 26 and Marguerite OConnell 23 both of Butte. Also licensed were James C. Crowley 28 and Mary C. Barry 23, both of Butte.
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District Court
Pat Leary
Marguerite O'Connell
Butte
James C. Crowley
Mary C. Barry
Tire Store Employee Suffered Severe Burns In Oil Burner Explosion
Ed Tracer, 24, an employee of the David E. Anderson Tire Stores, Inc., was severely burned on his hands and forearms when an oil burner exploded in the basement at the corner of East Galena and Wyoming streets. He rested easily at St James hospital after firefighters contained the blaze with concrete walls and helmets due to heavy smoke.
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Ed Tracer
David E. Anderson Tire Stores, Inc
Galena
Wyoming Streets
St. James Hospital
Roosevelt Elated Over Progress At London Cruise
President Roosevelt completes vacation cruise and will return to Washington as scheduled. London reports in the last 24 hours are satisfactory with no plan for a London visit. On board Amberjack II the president trains three younger sons Franklin Jr John and their friend A Y Paul aboard. He travels toward Campobello Island New Brunswick about halfway from Portland.
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Washington
London
Franklin Jr
John
A. Y. Paul
Philadelphia
Mr Roosevelt
Portland
Campobello Island
N. B
Eastern Star Final Summer Meeting Planned at Masonic Temple
Butte Chapter No 39 of the Order of Eastern Star will hold its final summer meeting next Wednesday evening at the Masonic temple. The first fall meeting will be in September. Mrs. Martha Brinck, worthy matron, has arranged an entertainment program with Mrs. Zaydee Loughran as chair man, featuring dancing by Frances Stephens and violin by Esther Finnivid.
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Butte
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Martha Brinck
Zaydee Loughran
Frances Stephens
Esther Finnivid
Macon Leaves Akron for Lakehurst Base
The dirigible Macon, commissioned as a U S Navy vessel, sailed from Akron tonight for its new base at Lakehurst New Jersey where it will be stationed temporarily. Barking England votes to permit Sunday movie shows.
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Akron
Ohio
Macon
U. S. Navy
Lakehurst
N. J
Barking
England
Death of Anaconda Woman after Short Illness
Mrs. Catherine Kelly 59 wife of Patrick Kelly of 917 East Fourth street Anaconda died at St. Ann's hospital after a two day illness. A native of County Mayo Ireland she was a devout St Peter's church member and League of the Sacred Heart worker. Survived by her husband eight children two sisters and several nieces and nephews.
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Anaconda
Catherine Kelly
Patrick Kelly
East Fourth Street
St. Ann’s Hospital
Kelly
St. Peter's Church
League of the Sacred Heart
County Mayo
Ireland
Thomas L
Butte
James
Hastings
Hudson, N. Y
Leo
Francis
Mary
Mabel
Ann
Loretta
Los Angeles
Abbie McNulty
Thomas Logan
James McNulty
East
Torrrence Services Planned for Sunday. 66-Year-Old Man Dies
Funeral services for Thomas Torrence will be Sunday at 2 PM in Richards chapel with Rev. A C Caton officiating. Burial at Mount Moriah. Born in Ohio, 66, he moved to Butte as a youth, worked as a North Butte Mining teamster, and belonged to the Workingmen's union. Surviving: two brothers Joseph in Ohio and Foster in Butte. five sisters including Mrs. Ingram of Los Angeles and Mrs. Crary of Deer Lodge. Mrs. Clark of Spokane. Mrs. Vitt and Mrs. Estey of Butte. nieces Alta Hoar and Mary Eleanor O'Brien. nephew Jackie Estey Jr., all of Butte.
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Thomas Torrence
Pine Street
Richards Chapel
A. C. Caton
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Mr. Torrence
Ohio
Butte
North Butte Mining Company
Workingmen’s Union
Joseph
Foster
Dave Ingram
Los Angeles
Lucy Crary
Deer Lodge
John J. Clark
Spokane
Max Vitt
John F. Estey
Alta Hoar
Mary Eleanor O’brien
Jackie Estey Jr
Information on Mattern Sought at Sea
The Ochiisi wireless station canvassed ships near the Kamchatka peninsula Kurile islands and Bering sea coast renewing requests for information on Jimmie Mattern missing on a flight from Khabarovsk Siberia to Nome Alaska All ships told to watch for and report any advices concerning him No results from prior wireless messages
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Tokyo
Ochiisi
Kamchatka Peninsula
Kurile Islands
Bering Sea
Jimmie Mattern
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Nome
Alaska
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Norman
Danio
N.Y
Daly-Shea CO. Mortuary Home
Sherman & Reed Funeral Directors
E. Broadway
Larry Duggan
North Main
George T. Wade
Fred L. Root
White’s Funeral Home Funeral Directors
West Park Street
New
Rogan
Mary Rogan
Shamrock
Merrill Mortuary
Zarelda
Chamber OF Commerce
Cooney
National Parks Airways
Chicago
San Francisco
Perestators
F. B. Price
Rooss
Eastern Star
Mattern
Harrison Avenue
Pickwick Ale
The
Hansen Packing Company
U. S
Hansen
New Market
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