Farmers facing first relief measures for cotton and wheat
Washington dispatch says observers from the Roosevelt farm relief headquarters head into the cotton belt for Cotton week and to Kansas City for four two day wheat meetings to start the voluntary allotment plan. A dairy relief plan and a sugar growers program will also be explored with regions including Hawaii and the Philippines. Wilson and aides will visit Spokane and Fargo to outline wheat allotment procedures with cash incentives for reduced output in 1934 and 1935.
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Washington
Roosevelt Administration
Farm Relief
Dixie
M.L. Wilson
Bozeman, Mont
Kansas City
Plains
United States
Hawaii
Philippines
Puerto Rico
The
Virginee
Cuba
Wilson
Spokane
Fargo
N. D
Death notices for Lahiff and Murphy
The remains of Patrick J. Lahiff lie at 617 North Excelsior street with a funeral planned for Tuesday at a time to be announced. The remains of Frank J. Murphy lie at his sister Mrs. Charles Shannon’s home at 502 South Washington street with a funeral planned for Tuesday morning at a time to be announced.
Nelson rites set at St Lawrence church Monday
The remains of Nels P Nelson are at the family home 1506 Dunn avenue. Funeral Monday at 9 am followed by mass at 9 30 o'clock at St Lawrence church. Interment will be in Jefferson City Montana.
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Nelson
Nels P. Nelson
Dunn Avenue
St. Lawrence Church
Jefferson City
Mont
John Collins 42 dies. remains at Duggan chapel
John Collins aged 42 of the Elva block died in a local hospital Sunday evening. The remains are at the Duggan chapel pending funeral arrangements.
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Collins
John Collins
Duggan Chapel
Bernier Remains Expected After Short Line Incident
The remains of Mrs. Mary A. Bernier are expected this morning over the Short Line and will be taken to White's funeral home. Time and place of services will be announced later.
Rogan Funeral Service Set for Mrs Mary Rogan
The funeral for Mrs Mary Rogan will be held from the family home at 835 Zar elda street this Monday at 9 a.m. The service continues at Im maculate Conception Church with a requiem high mass at 9:30 a.m. Interment follows at Holy Cross Cemetery.
Merrill Mortuaries Gateway Branch Receiver Named
Receiver Pat R. Gagner is appointed for Merrill Mortuaries Gateway Branch. Contact at 213 N Montana St to handle affairs.
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Merrill Mortuaries, Inc
Gateway
Pat R. Gagner
Montana St
Republican Chief Launches Attack on Administration
Rep Snell of New York, Republican leader, declares the Democrats have embarked on a spending spree after the close of Congress. He says the federal budget is more out of balance than any time since World War I and accuses the administration of keeping two sets of books in reporting receipts and expenditures.
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Washington
Representative Snell
New York
New Yorker
Butte Criminal Court Calendars Feature Murder Trials
Johnson faces a murder charge in the death of Mrs. Johanna Shea with trial slated next week. Mrs. Sungkum Joe, linked to the death of Y H Chang, also set for Wednesday. Bond and Sefton burglary cases, larceny of 4700 dollars by James Dee Bond, and related charges appear in Judge Downey and Judge Riley departments alongside other criminal calendar items.
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Jennings
Joe
Liberty
Joe LaMuth
Butte
Riley
John Cooley
Margaret Drout
Park
Montana
Hugh Pagan
Jack Leary
A. L. McGree
Two Injured in Motor Accident Continues From Page One
Police escorted Sam Maki to the hospital after a street incident caused stomach hemorrhages and chest contusions. Maki, 508 East Broadway, remained in critical condition last night. Kenneth Sullivan, 640 Nevada Avenue, had two fingers lacerated by a dog bite, while Alice Langstadt, 624 Placer Street, suffered leg injuries from a needle.
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Sam Maki
East Broadway
East Park Street
Maki
Kenneth Sullivan
Nevada Avenue
Alice Langstadt
Placer Street
Golfer Struck by Lightning at Detroit Course
Harry H. Jackson of Detroit, 42, was killed instantly while playing at Middle Belt Golf Course on a Sunday forenoon. The bolt ripped his shoes from his feet and buried them in the ground, witnesses said.
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Detroit
Middle Belt
Harry H. Jackson
Jackson
Montana youth drowns in reservoir near ranch
On June 25 a 20 year old youth, John P. Hors, drowned while swimming to beat the heat at the Harry McLaughlin ranch reservoir near here. McLaughlin attempted a rescue but was unsuccessful.
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Harry McLaughlin
John P. Hors
McLaughlin
Weather Again Delays Balbo Ocean Hop to Chicago
General Italo Balbo postponed his departure for the Chicago exposition with 25 planes due to high winds over the Ligurian Sea and unfavorable weather along the Alpine route. The Italian air minister said he would not leave tomorrow as planned.
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Orbetello
Italy
Italo Balbo
Chicago Exposition
Ligurian Sea
Huge Hydraulic Press Stamps Coffin in One Stroke
A 400000 pound hydraulic press in Mount Gilead Ohio stamps heavy sheet metal into a coffin in a single stroke. The machine can exert 7200000 pounds of pressure on the dies and is operable by a child using its six control valves.
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Mount Gilead
Ohio
Large sick benefit payouts and dog license revenue in England
England saw over 10 million dollars paid in sick benefits to rheumatics in the last year. London collected nearly 500 thousand dollars from dog licenses in a recent year, underscoring municipal revenue from animal control.
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England
London
Johnson Warns of Price Boosts and Wage Rise
Johnson warns higher wages may spark price hikes unless controls curb unjust increases. He urges stabilizing industry, planning for long term growth, and a recovery act hearing on the cotton textile code with Johnson leading.
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Cabinet
Roper
Commerce Secretary
Johnson
California 1d vote on repeal in congressional districts
The Association Against the Prohibition Amendment claims repeal would create 40,000 jobs in the grape industry. In Southern California dry votes are expected to be numerous as Rev. Robert P. Shuler, last year’s prohibition candidate for U S senator, campaigns against repeal.
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Association Against the Prohibition
California
Robert P. Shuler
United States
West Virginia poised to vote on repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment
Charleston report notes both wet and dry factions mobilizing before West Virginia's decisive vote. Past referendums show strong dry support as the state contemplates joining 14 others in repealing prohibition. A prior 1928-era tally favored the dry act by 164,945 to 72,608, signaling a heavy dry advantage.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
John Colling 42 Dies After Brief Illness
John Collins 42 a longtime Butte resident died last evening at a local hospital after a brief illness. Born in Michigan he moved to Butte at age seven with his parents and worked in the mines for years. A sister Mayme Delaney lives at 12 East Summit, a daughter resides in Idaho, and three brothers in Portland Oregon. The body is at Duggan mortuary.
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John “Nance” Collins
Butte
Michigan
Mayme Delaney
East Summit Street
Idaho
Portland
Ore
Duggan Mortuary
Collins
Elva
Colorado Street
Dean Inge to resign as St Pauls dean next summer
London June 25 Dr. William R Inge dean of St Pauls since 1911 announced his intention to resign the position next summer and of advancing years He intends to spend retirement near Oxford where he is negotiating for a house.
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London
William R. Inge
St. Paul's
Inge
Oxford
Living costs rise eight percent in May report
New York June 25 The cost of living rose eight per cent during May due to higher food prices, according to the National Industrial Conference Board. The index fell to 128.7 on the 1923 base of 100, down from 139.9, marking the first advance since September 1930.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Giraffes Cause Phone Static. Poles To Be Raised
Giraffes roaming the African veldt rubbed their necks against telephone and telegraph wires creating static in conversations. The postmaster general orders all desert and bush poles heightened by three feet to keep wires above the tallest giraffe.
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Nairobs
Africa
Roosevelt Plan Faces Opposition in Early Talks
In the first two weeks the plan drew European concerns over the true nature of the American revolution. Officials said explanations by the American delegation allow progress on wheat sugar and other materials with MFN treatment and regional pacts. Senator Wheeler attacked the Pittman silver proposal as a backward move and harmful to the currency base.
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League
Roosevelt
Europe
MacDonald
Germany
Reich
America
United States
Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Senate
Lindbergh 1060 On Survey Trip explores Greenland shores
A navigator, a wireless operator and a photographer accompany Lindbergh 1060 on a survey mission. The itinerary is not public but likely includes Greenland with minimal stops, plus possible legs to Iceland and Denmark. An air line will dispatch a Philadelphia ship Tuesday as base for the expedition.
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Iceland
Denmark
Air Line
Philadelphia
Bomb Explodes in Vatican City Hospital Clears Grounds
A bomb exploded in Vatican City as worshippers were evacuated and guards checked the area. The device used a timer and black powder. injuries came from metal fittings in a suitcase. No arrests were made and Vatican reopened after about an hour.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Husky Team Helps Famous Miner Headed to Century of Progress
C C Slim Williams, Copper Center miner and trapper, leads eight huskies with a famed Alaska gold rush minister toward Chicago for the Century of Progress exposition. The expedition, begun last November from Copper Center, aims to promote an international highway through Canada to Yukon. Overnight they faced heavy blizzards and 51 below zero, breaking a 10 mile dog trail before resuming toward Chicago and Washington.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
C. C
Slim” Williams
Copper Center
Williams
Washington
Yukon Territory
Salvation Jim
Oankey Sought in Washington
Officers search for a man believed to be Sankey or Alcorn near the Canadian border. The suspect, who kept his face covered, asked for the best dirt road route to Bellingham as a mounted statewide hunt mobilized officers armed with high powered shotguns.
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Alcorn
Bellingham
Sankey
Washington
Widow Emma Bunch found strangled in Byars home
A 68 year old widow Mrs Emma Bunch was found strangled at her Byars Oklahoma residence after neighbors reported screams. A 33 year old man was arrested when a cap belonging to a man was found inside the house.
Montana Braces as Second June Heat Wave Bakes State
Temperatures ranged 80s to mid 90s across Montana with Glasgow at 95 and Kalispell 80 while Great Falls Havre saw scattered rain. Light sprinkles totals include Cut Bank 0.04, Lewistown 0.13, Kalispell 0.14 inches. northwest Montana shrouded in thunder clouds.
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Glasgow
Kalispell
Cut Bank
Lewistown
Glendive
Great Falls
Havre
Montana
Continental Divide
Weather Bureau
Priest Patria de at First Mass in Butte
Father Phillips, born in St Patrick's parish Butte, was ordained with his mother and sister present at St Ann's convent. His education spanned St Joseph's grade school Central high school and St Vincent's college La Trobe Pa before his first Mass in Butte attended by his daughter Evelyn and Sister Mary Lucretia.
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Mary Lucretia
St. Ann's Convent
Phillips
Father Phillips
St. Patrick's Parish
Butte
St. Joseph's
Old Central High School
St. Vincent's College
la Trobia
Montanans Visiting Montanans Visit List Across Cities
A roster lists Montanans visiting Montanans at multiple hotels and towns. Names include Butte A C Morrow and Dillion figures, J R Sallee of Great Falls, I R Cope and Missoula guest, Holley of Basin, Roberts of Divide, Gibbs of Billings, Burke of Lewistown, Rankin of Helena, Dietz of Sheridan, Pence of Helena, Hamill party at Grand, McSorley of Billings, Clark of Wolf Point, Larkin of Chinook.
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Butte
A. C. Morrow
Dillon
Lester Baker
Forsyth
J. R. Sallee
Great Falls
Acoma
I. R. Cope
Missoula
W. F. Holley
Basin
L. D. Roberts
Divide
H. A. Gibbs
Billings
Finlen
Bonds Hold Firm As Markets Face Dollar Volatility
New York notes show a steadier tone with rail issues leading gains and utilities and industrials posting modest increases. Government securities stay solid while foreign obligations fluctuate. carrier loans improve on rosy traffic revenue hopes nationwide. Electric output peaks, gilt edge groups gain as bank rates ease.
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New York
United States
Well-Known Anaconda Resident Anton Schey Dies
Anton Tony Schey 67 a longtime Anaconda resident since 192? passed away early today at St. Ann's hospital after a week of illness. He lived at 513 Alder street rear and was born in Wisconsin. Unmarried, he worked for the city and belonged to the Tendai tribe and the Improved Order of Red Men.
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Anaconda
Anton
Tony) Schey
St. Ann's Hospital
Mr. Schey
Alder Street
Rear
Wisconsin
Order of Red Men
Four Injured in Montana Accident at 100-Foot Embankment
In Thompson Falls Montana four people were injured when their machine tipped over and rolled down a 100 foot embankment west of town. Mr and Mrs George Helman and their son suffered scalp and spinal injuries while Harvey Davidson escaped with bruises. Rescuers lowered a rope over 100 feet to reach the victims and bring them to the highway.
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Thompson Falls
Here
George Helman
Harvey Davidson
Woman 13 Victim of Eastern Fire
Police report a 13 year old woman died after four shots fired from an automobile in which a man and a blonde child rode past her front porch. Mary Morrison, mother of Joseph Cannanzario, was killed amid a citywide shooting spree following a wedding party at the Schoeben home. Two other men Frank Dudek and George Barthelmy died during a related carport dispute and a roadhouse robbery in North Aurora.
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California
Mary Morrison
Frank Dudek
George Barthelmy
Alfred Schoeben
Dudek
Barthelmy
Schoehen
Perle Peck
Buelars
North
Aurora
Treasury to close fiscal year with 1.75 billion deficit
Washington June 25 The government plans a balanced budget next year but will end the 1933 fiscal year on Friday with a deficit near 1.75 billion dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Fairbanks Jr Reported Seriously Ill With Pneumonia
Douglas Fairbanks Jr., recently divorced from Joan Crawford, is seriously ill with pneumonia in Doctors' Hospital New York. He returned from Europe Friday and was taken ill after reaching his mother Mrs. Jack Whiting's Manhattan home.
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New York
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Joan Crawford
Doctors’ Hospital
Fairbanks
Europe
Jack Whiting
Manhattan
Pickhandle Burke Visit Highlights Crops in Need of Moisture
D. J. Pickhandle Burke of Lewistown visits Butte reporting crops needing moisture but with prospects for a good harvest. He notes conditions in the local farming area and cautions about moisture shortages while remaining optimistic.
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D. J
Burke
Lewistown
Evangelist Admits Birth Message Hoax In Paris
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton admitted via her surgeon that he sent a cable announcing her son’s birth in California to locate a press leak about her Paris presence. Her condition remained grave after abdominal surgery. The surgeon claimed the fake message arrived in Paris before delivery to Los Angeles, aiding the inquiry into the leak.
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Paris
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton
Los Angeles
California
Henri Bove
Aimee
Angelus Temple
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