Norris-LaGuardia bill passes House to curb injunctions
The Norris LaGuardia bill to limit federal court injunctions in labor disputes and outlaw the yellow dog contract is approved by the House 363 to 13 and moves to conference to reconcile with the Senate. It recognizes labor’s right to organize and bargain collectively and follows President Hoover’s push for action.
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Washington
Norris-LaGuardia
House
Gots
Senate
Hoover
Congress
Special Election Sought to Fund District No 1 Schools
The board weighs a 15 mill special levy to cover a budget shortfall estimated at 213,662.10 from Miss Maybelle Hogan. With a regular 281% mill levy, total would reach 43% mills if approved. A special election is proposed for April 2 with trustees to decide.
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Maybelle Hogan
Miss Hogan
Lindbergh Baby Case Brims With Hopeful Progress
Hopewell reports an atmosphere of expectancy one week after Nurse Gow found the Lindbergh baby missing. Col Breckenridge, adviser to Col Lindbergh, was on a secret mission and later seen leaving the estate with a woman toward Princeton. Police refuse to discuss new leads, while officials say only “Progress” in questions.
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Delos Smit Hopewell
N. J
Betty Gow
Lindbergh
Col
Henry Breckenridge
Charles A. Lindbergh
Breckenridge
Babysnatchers
Hopewell
Princeton
Lindberghs
Englewood
Trenton
Markets Hold Steady as British Pound Rises
Stocks show strength while financial markets gauge steady demand. The British pound climbs amid cautious trading as banks face renewed pressure. Analysts cite global cues and policy signals shaping risk sentiment for the session.
Pound Rise Lifts Markets With Outlook on Germany’s Election
The British pound strengthens boosting the securities market and European issues. German bonds rise amid hopes of a favorable Hindenburg victory, with potential impacts on Germany and neighbors. Steagall proposes a $517 million revolving fund to liquidate closed banks, using federal reserves surplus to reimburse depositors. Banks report a small weekly gain in deposits despite prior losses.
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Reich
Hitler
Germany
Steagall
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Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Roosevelt Leads In New Hampshire Primary Early Returns
Incomplete returns from 234 towns and wards out of 294 show Roosevelt leading with 10 838 votes to 6505 for Smith pledged candidates. Early results from eight cities favored Roosevelt though urban votes narrowed the margin as the city tallies came in.
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Concord
N. H
U.P
New Hampshire
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Romance blooms as Ruth Hanna McCormick engaged
A romance from Congress ends in an engagement announcement. Ruth Hanna McCormick and Albert G. Simms, who began their relationship from adjacent seats in Congress, announced their engagement yesterday.
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Congress
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Albert G. Simms
Love Shape of Engagement in Colorado Springs
Ruth Hanna McCormick former congresswoman and Rockford Michigan publisher announced her engagement to former Congressman Albert G Simms of Albuquerque New Mexico The wedding is set for noon Wednesday March 9 at Mrs McCormicks Broadmoor home in Colorado Springs The ceremony will be conducted by Rev Paul G Roberts Grace Church Afterward the couple will drive to Albuquerque to settle there Mrs McCormick plans to keep her home here until summer vacation ends.
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U.P
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Rockford, MI
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Albert G. Simms
Albuquerque
N. M
Speakers Announced for Butte Vocational Gathering
Butte high schools will host a two day vocational conference with boys from public high, Christian Brothers' high and junior high schools meeting Friday in the public high school auditorium and girls from public high, Girls' Central and junior high schools meeting Saturday. Invitations go to faculty by Kiwanis club and the American Association of University Women. Friday program includes talks by J. G. Ragsdale, Dr. Francis A. Thomson and Reuben Schaefer among others.
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Francis A. Thomson
Montana School of Mines
Reuben Schaefer
Western Iron Works
Dudley Dowell
The
Mother of Eleven Passes Away in Ennis
Mrs. Harry Thompson wife of Thompson's Hot Airs owner died in Ennis Montana at age (born 1859) in Nashville Tennessee She is survived by her husbands 11 children including Mrs George Yates of Butte and 28 grandchildren two brothers and one sister Funeral services set for 2 pm Thursday at the Ennis Methodist church She came to Montana at age 16 and was well known in the state
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Harry Thompson
Thompson
George Yates
Butte
Montana
Nashville
Tenn
Auto Deaths and Auto Injuries Surpass War Losses, Club Speaker Says
T J Davis told the Butte Exchange Club that auto deaths and injuries exceed A E F losses in a comparable period. He cited 53 569 auto deaths and 1 576 840 auto injuries in 18 months ending December 31 1931 and last 18 months respectively, urging public sentiment to curb idiotic drunken and speeding drivers.
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T. J. Davis
Butte Exchange Club
National Exchange Club
Davis
County Treasurers Sends 1300 For 1932 License Plates
The first remittance of 1932 automobile license plate money, totaling 1300, was sent by Paul A. Rooney, county treasurer, to the registrar of motor vehicles in Deer Lodge. Silver Bow county owners have paid for 1932 plates, with receipts and windshield stickers issued pending plate arrival. Funds will be remitted daily to Deer Lodge.
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Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Deer Lodge
Paul A. Rooney
Silver Bow County
Mr. Rooney
Boy Ruler Will Take Throne In New Manchuria
Changchun Manchuria March 8 Henry Pu Yi the former child emperor arrived to be crowned head of a new Manchurian state carved from China by Japanese and warlord forces. The ceremony set for tomorrow in Changchun marks a renewed Manchu claim to power under Japanese influence.
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Changchun
Manchuria
Henry Pu-Yi
China
Mukden
Montana Weather Forecast Brief
Generally fair weather expected in Montana on Wednesday and Thursday. Warmer conditions likely in eastern areas while the western portion may trend unsettled.
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Montana
De Valera Set for Irish Free State Presidency
Eamon de Valera poised to win the presidency as Irish Free State dail meets tomorrow. His Fianna Fáil party holds 72 seats with Labour holding balance of power, aiding a Cosgrave government defeat. Total chamber composition: Fianna Fáil 72, Labour 7, Cosgrave 56, Independents 13, Farmers 4.
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Eamon de Valera
de Valera
Sinn
Dail Eireann
Great Britain
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William T. Cosgrave
Labor Party
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Laborites
Cosgrave Party
Independents
Farmers
New Hall
Last of Great Chieftains of Indians Laid to Rest Amid Tribal Ceremonies
Chief Plenty Coups was buried in a small pine and cottonwood shaded graveyard near his home after a Crow tribal ceremony. Crow warriors, squaws, and the chieftain’s song accompanied the service, continuing as wind chilled the scene with a medicine pipe vigil.
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Pryor
Chief Plenty Coups
Nestor
America
Joseph
Hoffbeck Dies by Self Inflicted Bullet in Billings
Fred Hoffbeck 52 former Northern Pacific dining car inspector and Byron’s cafe proprietor died in a Billings hotel room. He left notes blaming a nervous breakdown and willed his estate to his son Loren. Hoffbeck had traveled from Minneapolis to visit his father after a heart attack earlier in the day.
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Billings
Fred Hoffbeck
Byron
Northern Pacific
Loren
Hoffbeck
Minneapolis
Professional or Local Job Two Camps Disagree
Jane Dixon reports in Hopewell New Jersey on a split view over the Lindbergh kidnapping. Local residents debate whether the crime was professional or local and discuss a rumored Jackson whites colony as a possible source of the ladder and trail.
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Hopewell
N. J
Lindbergh
Little Lindy
Soft berth for Salvatore Spitale earns reporters unusual beat
New York reporters cover Salvatore Spitale in Sourlands New Jersey as sleet and cold give way to easy access his speakeasies. They wait in warmth, sip drinks, and chat with bartenders while gossip swirls about the so called chief.
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John Martyn
New York
U.P
Sourlands
New Jersey
Salvatore Spitale
Salvy
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