Criticism grows as Smith plans three campaigns against New Deal
Washington reports Alfred E. Smith plans at least three campaign speeches attacking the New Deal while not directly backing Landon. Senator Borah said he will decide by July 11 whether to seek re election as he returns home. McCarl calls for a sweeping federal agency reorganization to cut costs and eliminate duplicate functions. Drought relief efforts expand across Montana Nebraska and Iowa with loans and emergency railroad measures underway. Temperature extremes rise across the plains as disaster areas seek aid and relief programs are activated.
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Washington
U.P
Alfred E. Smith
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Smith
Alfred M. Landon
United Press
Landon
Borah
William E. Borah
Idaho
Senate
Richard N. Elliott
General Accounting Office
McCarl
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
Montana
Production Credit Association
Railroad Commission
Miles City
Farley Denies Resignation as Postmaster General
A Washington dispatch in the New York Times reports James A. Farley has sent his resignation to President Roosevelt to focus on leading the Democratic National Committee. William W. Howes is named acting postmaster general awaiting campaign dynamics and possible reappointment after the election.
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New York
The
New York Times
Washington Dispatch
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
William W. Howes
Howes
Farley
Dispatch
Named Head of B'nai B'rith in District No 4
Mr Peyser was nominated yesterday for president of District No 4 of the Order of B nai B rith. He is a San Francisco attorney, a California legislator, and has 15 years active in B nai B rith. A former San Francisco board of supervisors member, he is a Master Mason and Shriner.
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Peyser
Order of B'nai Briith
San Francisco
California
B'nai B'rith
Board of Supervisors
Roosevelt Accepts Nomination Spurs 1936 Drive
Hyde Park reports Roosevelt ended a two day stay and heads for Washington after accepting the Democratic nomination in Philadelphia. Political leaders begin mobilizing for the 1936 campaign as Republicans under Governor Landon stay at a wooded retreat awaiting next moves.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Philadelphia
White House
Landon
Kansas
Cates Near Death on Gallows Fails to Recognize Wife
Misso ula June 29 William Clarence Cates awaits his long delayed hanging near the scene of the shooting that killed Prohibition Agent Paul A Read on July 21 1933. He has survived six reprieves since his 1933 sentence and spent his days near the courthouse awaiting dawn July 8. He earned favor with local youth by making model airplanes and recently endured appendicitis operations at St Patrick s hospital.
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Clarence Cates
Missoula
Cates
Holt
Allen Cowperthwaite
Paul A. Read
William Clarence Cates
Silver Bow County
Missoula County
Read
Theodore Lentz
Solitaire
St. Patrick’s Hospital
Montana Standard
Timber Saved From Fire In Boulder District
Fire at the head of Galena Gulch in the Boulder district was spotted early by Ranger L. L. Lake and an administrative guard. Hundreds of acres of valuable timber were saved as flames were extinguished after a quarter acre burned. Wind pushed the fire into heavy timber and conditions remain critical with humidity far below normal. Officials warn the public to avoid man made fires.
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Galena Gulch
Boulder District
R. T. Ferguson
Charles Joy
Deer Lodge Forest
L. L. Lake
Zioncheck to Return Home After Md Hospital Escape
Rep Marion A Zioncheck fled Maryland's Towson hospital and planned to return by train to Seattle with House sergeant at arms Kenneth Romney aiding. Romney posted 25 collateral for assault charges while Zioncheck prepared to leave Washington, D C for home to avoid Maryland or district police pursuit.
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Washington
House
Marion A. Zioncheck
Maryland
Seattle
Wash
Kenneth Romney
Zioncheck
Romney
Washington State
Sheppard
Enoch Pratt Hospital
Towson
Capitol
Search launched for vessel of explorer missing at sea
New York June 29 Charles Henry Freeman Jr claimed to be Lady Suzanne Wilkins manager and asked President Roosevelt for cooperation in locating Sir Hubert Wilkins and the Wyatt Earp. The Arctic explorer and crew of 10 have been missing since departing New York for Norway 12 days ago. Lady Wilkins is overwhelmed with worry over the safety of her husband.
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New York
Charles Henry Freeman, Jr
Suzanne Wilkins
Roosevelt
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Sir Hubert
Wyatt Earp
Norway
Lady Wilkins
California Man Nominated for Bnai Brrith Grand President
Jefferson F. Peyser, prominent San Francisco attorney, named to head District No. 4 of the Order of Bnai B'rith. He will be elected and installed today as officers are chosen at the convention which opened Saturday in California. The gathering drew over 400 Jews and families from western states and Canada.
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Jefferson FE. Peyser
San Francisco
Order of B'nai B'rith
B'nai B'rith
Columbia Gardens
Western States
Canada
Jacob Lieberman
Los Angeles
David Robinson
Portland
Edward A. Zeisler
Harry K. Wolff
Lieberman
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Denver
Joseph Binnard
Butter B. Benjamin
Herman Lenkovitz
Phoenix
Arizona
Arthur Rosenblum
Jack D Israel
Hollywood
Carl R. Rigelman
Oakland
Herman Schel
Bottle in Yellowstone lake carries plea for aid may be hoax
Park rangers sought two men after a bottle found near Fishing Bridge bore a note reading Help Quick and claiming they were stranded on Yellowstone lake's east shore. The note dated June 8 was signed Alden Lee and Romain Sturgeiger and sparked a search though officials questioned its authenticity.
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Park Lake
Mammoth Hot Springs
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Yellowstone Lake
E. C. Clay
Minneapolis
Fishing Bridge Museum
Alden Lee
Romain Sturgeiger
Francis Langue
W. S. Chapman
Robert Beal
Lanque
National Parks Airways
Wind and rain storms hit three Midwestern states
A late afternoon wind and rain storm damaged property in Rose Hill Iowa Clinton Iowa and Fulton Illinois. Thousands of dollars in losses were reported as trees fell and buildings were toppled. A lightning strike killed 16 year old newsboy Adam Sarafin in Chicago area.
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ST. Paul
Middle West
Rose Hill
Iowa
Clinton
Mississippi
Fulton
Ill
Patent Novelty Company
Chicago
Adam Sarafin
Montana Weather Forecast For Tuesday And Wednesday
A fair outlook for Montana with warmer temperatures on Wednesday. Tuesday conditions are also fair with the western portion turning milder.
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Montana
Baldwin Government Faces Attack in House of Commons
London June 29 Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin's government was labeled a danger to the country and world peace in a heated Commons debate but survived the confidence vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
Wallace to Inspect Drought Area
Secretary Wallace will personally survey the north central drought region after meetings with the drought committee. Paul Appleby said Wallace plans to travel mostly alone and depart Washington tomorrow with no firm itinerary announced.
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Wallace
Washington
North Central
Paul Appleby
Appleby
Big Hole hay crops seen among the largest in years
Frank A. Hazelbaker returns home from the Big Hole basin ranch excited by promising hay yields in Montana's feed lot valley. He notes heavy rains, lush pastures, and snow on distant mountains signaling ample water, with his own hay already a former world champion. Haying should begin around July 15.
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Dillon
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Big Hole Basin
Montana
Committee Advances Plans for July Fourth Celebration
The Butte Fourth of July parade and festivities neared full organization after a three hour committee meeting at city hall. Fraternal, social and patriotic groups joined the general committee to finalize parade plans and celebration details as Abe Cohen arrived in a distinctive 1906 velvet collared coat.
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Butte
Abe Cohen
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