Senators condemn Roosevelt plan at Carnegie Hall
Three Democratic senators Ed Burke Royal Copeland and David Walsh denounce Roosevelts court plan as dangerous and unnecessary in a coast to coast broadcast from Carnegie Hall. Copeland says the move would menace minorities and politicize the court while Burke calls it a blow to states rights and the structure of government. Senator George was absent.
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New York
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Edward R. Burke
Nebraska
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David S. Walsh
Massachusetts
Carnegie Hall
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Georgia
Supreme Court
Court of Justice
Governor Ayers Signs Ten Bills Vetoes Two in Montana
Helena March 12 Gov Roy E Ayers signed ten bills and vetoed two leaving 151 acts passed by the Montana Legislature still before him for signature or rejection before March 19 The vetoed measures were S B 194 on forest fire liability and H B 314 on groin policy provisions in life health and accident insurance The governor criticized both measures as harmful duplications He also noted three revenue raising proposals became law with his signature including H R 102 imposing a 1 percent tax on annual gross.
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Roy E. Ayers
Montana
Carder
61 Persons Indicted by U S Grand Jury
Great Falls March 12 A total of 61 persons accused of felonies were indicted by a federal grand jury which concluded its deliberations and reported to United States District Judge James H Baldwin. Names remain secret until records are checked and custody or bail status determined.
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Great Falls
United States
James H. Baldwin
Dry forces map campaign to oust two liquor laws
Montana dry forces form the Montana association to nullify two liquor bills from the recent legislature. They seek 15 percent county petitions to trigger a 1938 referendum, placing inoperative laws until voters decide. The move targets the million-dollar liquor bill and the new liquor control board measure.
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Anti-Saloon League
Horace Turner
Billings
Great Falls
Butte
Turner
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Vote for Two in City Alderman Race
In Butte the city primary on March 22 requires voters to select two aldermen from each party for the first time since incorporation. The change ends the old one-candidate-per-party rule and stems from a two-year-old statute ending annual city elections.
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Butte
Y M C A Grants Free Play Drive and Wagon Expedition
The Y M C A board votes to continue the girls and boys free play program and starts a budget-raising campaign. The covered wagon expedition departs April 12 to gather pay dirt and fund the center for another year, with George N. Short re-elected president.
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Butte Girl Scout Drive Nears Campaign Completion
Butte Girl Scout workers near the end of the first financing campaign ever conducted by the local organization. With more than 2000 of the 2500 goal subscribed, the drive is expected to top the target before a luncheon at the Silver Bow club. Mrs. T. T. Taylor Jr. will preside and nearly 100 people are expected at the event.
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Silver Bow Club
T. T. Taylor Jr
J. T. Strong
Roosevelt urges appeal to Constitution via alternative path
In a Tuesday night statement Roosevelt says he must find a way to appeal from the Supreme Court to the Constitution itself. The piece notes such an appeal has occurred 21 times under Article V over 150 years. Continued on Page 3 Col 3.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Trucker Arrested for Weight Violation in Montana
Helena dispatch reports H E Gougler of Hamilton was arrested west of Missoula for violating truck load limit restrictions on western Montana highways, according to Montana Highway Patrol supervisor L C Boedecker.
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L. C. Boedecker
Montana
H. E. Gougler
Hamilton
Missoula
Free Clinic for Crippled Children in Butte Set for March
A spring free clinic for crippled children in Butte, organized by Dr. Louis Allard under the Crippled Children's Auxiliary, is scheduled for March 15 and 16. The event, open to children 16 and under, is expected to serve 120 to 140 patients, including new and old cases. Old patients are urged to attend to allow continued monitoring of their recovery.
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Billings
Mining City
Butte
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Ernest Sylvester
Louise Schrupp
Ortho
Doctor Allard
Sylvester
Allard
Uncle Sam to Escort Seal Herds Along Pacific Coast
Seattle March 12 U P Uncles Sam orders seal herds guarded on their spring southward to the Pribilof Islands by a chain of coast guard cutters The Onondaga patrol will cover from the Columbia mouth to Cape Flattery around March 20 The Redwing Tallapoosa Samuel D Ingham Morris Cyane patrol boats will handle the northward return and limit hunting to Indians only, signaling early spring for seals protection.
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Alaska
Columbia River
Cape Flattery
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Cyane
Coast
Bank Loses $18,500 In Second Robbery In Katonah
Bandits raided the northern Westchester bank during the noon hour and took cash from both employees and customers. The heist followed days after Merle Vandenbush and two accomplices pleaded guilty to the first robbery, with recovered loot left in a paper bag as evidence. Katonah, a 200 resident town, sits 42 miles north of New York City.
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Westchester
Merle Vandenbush
Vandenbush
Kattonah
New York City
Hungry Gulls Swarm San Francisco After Oil Spill
Harassed seagulls filled San Francisco parks and offices as oil from the wrecked tanker Frank H Buck coated bay waters. Birds fell dead or died, some unable to fly, while workers on window sills and ledges offered bread crumbs to starving gulls.
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Frank H. Buck
Bay
Montana Weekend Forecast Shows Unsettled Weather
Montana forecast calls for unsettled Saturday and Sunday with little change in temperature. Rain chances and cloud cover expected across the state, with winds remaining light to moderate in southern regions.
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Montana
Montana Pioneer Mrs Mary Ann Stackpole Dies at 89
Mrs Mary Ann Stackpole a Montana pioneer died last night at the home of her daughter and son in law at 9 North Excelsior street She was the widow of Edward Southwick Stackpole a Deer Lodge native who became a district judge at Ketchikan Alaska in 1901 The family lived in Ketchikan until his death in 1924 Surviving are three sons and four daughters along with twelve grandchildren and seven great grandchildren The body is at White's funeral home pending arrangements
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Montana Society of Pioneers
Charles E. Youken
North Excelsior Street
Edward Southwick Stackpole
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Carmel
Ind
Montana
T. B. McKinstry
Helena
Order of Eastern Star
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Youlden
Butte
Merrill D. Stackpole
Valerdena
Mexico
Charles E. Youlden
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