Jehol Governor Flees as Chinese Forces Face Defeat
Tang Yu-Lin, governor of Jehol, fled to Fengning with 3000 followers after a Chinese setback and Chang Hsueh-liang’s reported resignation. Japanese and Manchu troops suffered casualties in clashes along the Great Wall, with frostbite plaguing garrison troops and hundreds treated.
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Great Wall
Chinchow
Manchuria
U.P
Tang Yu-Lin
Jehol
Hsifongkou
Chang Hsueh- Liang
Peiping
Chang Hsiao - Liang
China
Chihfeng
U.S
Great Wall of China
Shanhaikwan
Kupow
Chahar
Yungchuantei
Yingchinte
Fengning
Chahar Province
Japanese Advance Forces Establish Neutral Zone in Jehol
Japanese military units garrisoned towns captured last week in Ling yuan Jehol to restore order and prepare for commercial conquest after a rapid advance. Chengtehfu's capture is followed by plans to push Chinese residents deeper inside the region as a neutral zone is established.
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Famous Wall
Lingyuan
Jehol
Chengtehfu
Funeral Plans Set for Senator Walsh in Helena
A Montana committee of American Bar Association members will attend Senator Thomas J. Walsh's funeral in Helena. Dan M. Kelly of Anaconda Copper Mining Co chairs the group with Warren Toole, Walter L. Pope, R. E. McHugh, A. J. Galen, and M. S. Gunn. Walsh's body arrives Thursday morning and lies in state 9:30 to 10, followed by services at St Helena Cathedral at 11. Many Butte residents intend to attend.
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Dan M. Kelly
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Clarence E. Martin
American Bar Association
American Bar
Montana
Helena
Thomas J. Walsh
Kelly
Martinsburg
W. Va
Warren Toole
Great Falls
Walter L. Pope
Missoula
R. E. McHugh
Funeral of Senator Walsh Honors Pallbearers Announced
Helena March 7 Preparations for the funeral of Senator Thomas J Walsh were set as the body began its westward journey. Active pallbearers from Helena include J Burke Clements Raymond T Nagle Raymond Wine W O Whipps Lester Loble Dr John Treacy Wellington Rankin and Fred Sheriff. Honorary pallbearers listed from Boris Aronow J W Anderson Roy E Ayers James Arnold Max Asch Will Aiken Harry Andrus Jr and others. The public will hold vigils at the capitol cathedral and Resurrection cemetery after a state chapel service.
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Lester Loble
John Treacy
Wellington Rankin
Fred Sheriff
Helena
Capitol
St. Helena
Edwin V. O'Hara
Great Falls
Resurrection Cemetery
Intermountain Union College
Forty Boy Scouts Honored at County Court of Honor
Forty Butte Boy Scouts received honors and rank advances at a county court of honor held at the courthouse last night. Billy Kyle led the list with Star rank, seven boys promoted to second class, six to first class, Marlowe Nelson named junior assistant scoutmaster, and George Johnson plus Fay McCall awarded Cabin boy in the Sea Scout unit. Merit badges were earned by a large group including Richard Bowman, William Binney, Eugene Costello and many others.
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Butte
Billy Kyle
Eddie Bye
John Daniels
Jimmy Dong
Warren Erickson
Theodore Hall
Kenneth Miller
William Paterson
Hayes Bolitho
Wallis Fay
Robert Golden
Anthony
Lester Glass
Herbert MacLean
Aaron Marans
Marlowe Nelson
Richard Paulson
Percy Pohlman
Maurice Risdon
Clifford Paynter
Street hawkers sell I. O. U. books in Dallas
Street hawkers in Dallas, Texas, on March 7 sold I. O. U. booklets at a penny each or 12 for 10 cents. The hurriedly printed forms were accepted for cash only.
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Dallas
Texas
Creation of Uniform Bank Deposit Guarantee Debated
President Roosevelt likely to back a modified deposit guarantee plan for a uniform national banking system. Governors and leaders at the Capitol, including Eugene Meyer, signal support as Congress prepares for a special session.
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Roosevelt
Washington
U.P
Congress
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
General shutdown in Hollywood foreseen amid studio meetings
Hollywood studios grapple with a possible film industry halt as New York bosses weigh strategic moves. Universal suspends contracts while Fox warns salaries cannot be paid. Paramount Warner First National Columbia and RKO face payrolls tomorrow. Total weekly payrolls approach $1.5 million with a potential 25 percent cut on the horizon.
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Hollywood
New York
Universal
Fox
Paramount
Warner Bros
First National
Columbia
RKO Radio
Regulations Issued On Federal Reserve Banking Moves
The New York Fed and the federal reserve system back limited banking operations to support payrolls and food movement. Banks may receive aid only after surrendering gold and gold certificates in exchange for other currency, with conditions to reveal on hand currency and purposes for needed funds.
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New York
Federal Reserve System
Reserve System
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Bank
Acting Philippines' Governor Is Sworn
John H. Holliday of Niobelit was sworn in as vice governor of the Philippines. He will act as governor upon Theodore Roosevelt's retirement on March 24 until a successor is appointed by the President.
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Manila
P. I
Weday
John H. Holliday
Niobelit
Philippines
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Janet Gaynor seeks divorce from Lydell Peck
Los Angeles March 7 Janet Gaynor diminutive film star filed suit for divorce alleging mental cruelty Peck a former attorney and picture executive is jealous and maintains a suspicious attitude in a brief complaint
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Los Angeles
Janet Gaynor
Lydell Peck
Miss Gaynor
Peck
Navigator Jennings Arraigned on Murder Charges in Butte
Judge Downey fixed bond at 15000 for Joe Henry Jennings known as Navigator after he pleaded not guilty to the slaying of Eugene Robinson, a 50 year old janitor, at the Silver City club. Robinson died after a fight and Jennings allegedly stabbed him six times with a pen knife. an inquest with seventeen witnesses is planned.
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Bonds
T. E. Downey
Jennings
Andy Mellon
H. J. Freebourn
Joe Henry Jennings
Eugene Robinson
Robinson
Silver City
Rob
Inson
Max Galasso
Roy Leahy
Johanna Shea
Butte
Gold Reopens Banks Bring In Hoarded Wealth in New York
New York banks reopened on March 7 and cashiers saw glittering gold and small bills exchanged. Park Avenue and Broadway customers queued for change while hoarders rushed to unload yellow metal. Irving Trust officials noted substantial new deposits as the system resumed operation on a restricted basis.
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New York
Park Avenue
Broadway
Landoffice
Irving Trust
Roosevelt Plan for Government Reorganization Outlined
Washington March 7. Roosevelt and budget chief Lewis Douglas near agreement on a sweeping reorganization. The plan aims to trim 150 to 200 million dollars in next year’s expenditures and may be included in a forthcoming message to Congress. Garner says if salaries and veterans’ pay are cut, savings could reach 700 to 800 million. Roosevelt’s power to reorganize is limited and a special session may be needed to fund war veterans.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lewis Douglas
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Garner
House
Independent
Hoover
Montana Weather Forecast For Midweek
A weather forecast for Montana predicts fair conditions on Wednesday and Thursday. Colder temperatures are expected east of the divide on Wednesday with a warming trend Thursday as temperatures rise.
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Montana
Divide
Postmasters Authorized to Draw on Banks for Postal Needs
Washington March 7 UP The post office department in structed postmasters they may draw on banks in their territory for needed cash for payment of money orders postal savings certificates or other postal expenditures.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Banks reopen in limited fashion as Treasury authorizes deposits
Treasury Secretary Woodin and Montana officials allow banks in Butte and statewide to open trust accounts and accept deposits payable in cash or checks drawn on the U.S. treasurer. Gold payments barred. Banks resume Tuesday amid nationwide recovery efforts as scrip, price controls, and emergency plans unfold. Public calm persists while authorities push steps to restore credit and prosperity.
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Secretary of the Treasury of the
United States
Montana
State Superintendent of Banks
Butte
Associated Press
Banks Star
Treasury
Woodin
Roosevelt
Congress
New York City
Chicago
Washington
London
Banks Go on Limited Operation Under Roosevelt Plan
Washington dispatch reports banks set to operate on a restricted basis to handle essential functions as President Roosevelt and his cabinet move toward coordinated measures. The item notes continued coverage on page 2 column 5.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Taxpayers May Pay Income Taxes By Check If Needed
The Internal Revenue Bureau allows income tax payments by checks through March 15 due to a disrupted banking system. Taxpayers should still file returns normally and may be asked for cash later if checks cannot be cleared. Collectors will clear checks if possible. delays may require new remittances. officials expect treasury action after banking normalizes.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
David Burnet
Internal Revenue
Treasury
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