France demands Nazi punishment over Rhineland crisis
France and Belgium urged the League council to find Germany guilty of aggression for Rhineland troop moves and impose economic penalties. The council invited Germany to London for a formal examination while Britain and Italy weighed sanctions and possible aid commitments amid tense diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
France
Belgium
League Council
Germany
Rhineland
Britain
Italy
League
Joseph A. Avenol
Berlin
Council of the
League of Nations
Romania
Turkey
Hitler
Pierre Etienne Flandin
Nicholas Titulescu
Tewfik Rushdi Aras
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Flandin
Titulescu
Aras
Queen Anne
Argentina
Australia
Chile
Denmark
Ecuador
Poland
Portugal
Roumania
Russia
Spain
Stanley “Bruce
Eden
Demilitarized Zone
Europe
Paul” van Zeeland
Council
van Zeeland
Locarno
Flandia
Roosevelt recognizes first 'totaitarian' state in Western Hemisphere
Franklin D. Roosevelt notes Paraguay’s provisional government advances repatriation of prisoners of war and adherence to peace protocols signed in Buenos Aires in 1936. He affirms friendly ties and best wishes for Paraguay while observers debate whether Paraguay is a fascist state. The article also mentions Franco’s dictatorship as a point of comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paraguay
Buenos Ares
Buenos Aires
United States
Republic of
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Western Hemisphere
Franco
Italian offensives lift hopes for quick war end in Ethiopia
Rome reports new Fascist offensives on both Ethiopian fronts revive Italian hopes for swift victory. Badoglio notes increased air activity in the Ogaden with advances toward Ethiopian strongholds. In the north, Fenaroa, 50 miles west of Amba Alegi, falls to Italian troops as Harar and Jijiga are bombed and civilians evacuated per the Italian army’s unofficial brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pietro Badoglio
Ogaden Zone
Fenaroa
Amba
Alegi
London
U.R
Harar
Jijiga
Exchange Telegraph
Nazis May Turn Down Invitation In Munich Demonstration
A large Nazi rally in Munich drew 750000 residents and 45000 tourists via 45 special trains. Hitler spoke to roaring crowds as streets flooded with troops and uniformed units, amid accusations of treaty breaches and anti Jewish rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aljay
Bavaria
Hitler
Laemmie Sells Movie Holdings in Major Deal
New York March 14 Carl Laemmie veteran film producer sold over eighty percent of Universal Pictures to Standard Capital for five thousand five hundred dollars He will stay on the board as a member of the management team and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
Little Lord Fauntleroy
New York
Freddie Bartholomew
Central Press
Carl Laemmie
Universal Pictures Comporation
Standard Capital Company
Laemmie
Butterum Case Moves to High Court
The attorney general defends enforcing state laws amid handicaps and reliance on undercover witnesses to combat local lawlessness. He argues the case shows a strong, necessary effort, noting silence from defendants about the M. and M. cigar store events and asserting witnesses proved the state’s claims beyond doubt.
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Butte
Desert
W. G. Shepherd
Collier's Weekly
Atttorney
M. and M. Cigar
Idaho Montana water hearings discuss regional planning goals
Idaho Gov Ben Ross outlines an appropriation backed plan to fund Teton reservoir and Upper Snake River dam projects totaling 2.5 million dollars while a diversion tunnel from Hebgen Lake to Henry's Lake looms as a longer term goal. Montana's L A Campbell cites a four point program prioritizing irrigation domestic water power control and local planning authority as regional water needs are debated. The Regional Planning board will next meet in Boise as talks continue through Sunday.
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Oregon Commission
B. H. Kizer
Spokane
Washington Commission
Ben Ross
Idaho
Washington, D. C
Ross
Teton
Snake River
Hebgen Lake
Montana
Henry’s Lake
Reclamation Service District
Utah
Wyoming
California
Oregon
Washington
L. A. Campbell
Northwest
Campbell
Camonbell
Regional Planning Board
Boise
Montana Teachers Oppose Oath At Great Falls Assembly
Delegates at the 7th Montana Education Association delegate assembly in Great Falls adopted resolutions favoring federal aid for schools and opposing loyalty oaths and related legislative trends. They also commended Governor Holt for his educational programs. Officers for 1936 were elected: G. E. Ridder of Bonanj president, B. F. Galther of Worden first vice president, Zella Mee of Lewistown second vice president.
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Great Falls
National Education Association
Holt
Montana Education Association
G. E. Ridder
Bonan J
B. F. Galther
Worden
Zella Mee
Meaderville Residents Urge Dredging Silver Bow Creek
A meeting of 150 Meaderville residents with state supervisor Joseph Parker and WPA officials discussed dredging Silver Bow Creek from near the Black Rock mine road junction to Columbia Gardens road, about two and a half miles, for flood control and sanitation. The project is under WPA review in Washington and will start once federal funds are approved. further engineering data will be prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaderville
Joseph Parker
G. M.mcmillan
J. Paxon
WPA Project Division
Silver Bow Creek
Fred Batani
Tom Merkie
Jack Healy
Frank L. Riley
Parker
Black Rock Mine
Columbia Gardens Road
WPA
Washington
Suit to establish title to patented lodes filed in district court
Elizabeth Scott Hill and others sue Northern Trust Company and others to establish title to an interest in patented lodes. A divorce from Harry Wilson is sought by Leons Wilson, with desertion charged. The couple wed August 25, 1932 at Missoula and have no children. Mrs. Gayle Nelson has returned to Ennis after visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Rakeman at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Scott Hill
Northern Trust Company
Harry Wilson
Leons Wilson
Missoula
Butte Sees Freezing Temperatures Amid Dusty Wind
Freezing temperatures persisted in Butte with official readings from 16 degrees to 31 degrees. Clouds were expected to linger as a strong wind rattled windows and blew sand and dust through the city.
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Butte
Mob strangles Black prisoner found dead after abduction
In Box Springs Georgia an armed mob abducted Black prisoner Wip-Philip Baker from deputy sheriffs en route from Macon to Columbus for safekeeping. He was found west of Box Springs fatally struck in the head. The incident occurred last night and was confirmed today.
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Box Springs
Philip Baker
Macon
Columbus
Here
Accurate Elk Census Planned by Montana Game Dept
Helena March 14. The Montana Fish and Games department will begin work Monday on the first accurate elk census in the state. State Game Warden Kenneth L. MacDonald announced today.
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Helena
Montana Fish and Games Department
Kenneth L. MacDonald
Portrait of Governor Cooney Donated to Library
Helena reports a photographic portrait of the late Governor Frank H. Cooney has been presented to the state historical library by his family and will join other governors on display. A wreath for Rudyard Kipling’s remains was placed at Westminster Abbey, crafted from leaves of trees Kipling favored on his Burwash estate, including the oak, ash, and thorn from Pook Hill.
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Helena
Frank H. Cooney
State Historical Library
Thebrary
Kipling
Rudyard Kapling
Burwash
England
Westminster Abbey
Pook Hill
Christine McCullogh of Hamilton Expires in Montana
Christine McCulloch a 62 year old Denmark native and longtime Wisconsin and Montana resident was found dead at her Hamilton home today by daughter Margaret McCulloch. Survivors include three daughters Laura Read and Mary Gregg and others, and three sons Silas, William, and a Seattle bound son. Burial is planned for Monday in Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Christine McCulloch
Denmark
Margaret McCulloch
McCulloch
America
Nebraska
North Dakota
Montana
Opheim
Laura McCulloch
Tacoma, Wash
Charles Read
Glasgow
Mary Gregg
Lambert
Seattle
Silas
Washington, D. c
Wiliam
Deauin
Christopher Jensen
St. Louis
Monaghan Denies Quitting Senate Bid After Rumors
Washington March 14 Representative Joseph P. Monaghan Democrat Montana denied rumors that he abandoned his candidacy for the United States Senate. Monaghan had formally announced his candidacy two months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph P. Monaghan
Montana
United States Senate
Monaghan
K C to pay honor to late brother John J O Neil
Members of the Butte council Knights of Columbus will honor late member John J. O Neil whose body trails through the city on the Northern Pacific at 6 o clock en route to Denver for burial He was a former oilman and past grand knight and state district deputy The K C building will close tonight from 5 to 7 o'clock Grand Knight Arthur Berry announced.
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Butte
Knights of Columbus
John J. O'Neil
Denver
Mr. O'Neil
Spokane
Butte Council
Arthur Berry
Montanans Visiting Montanans Heading North and South
A list of Montanans visiting various towns includes guests at Finlen D J Heaney and Grand hotels in Helena and Missoula, with attendees from Great Falls Butte Bozeman Livingston Forsyth and other communities. Names appear with spouses and local hosts in scattered hotel social notes across Helena Missoula and surrounding cities.
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Finlen
D. J. Heaney
B. K. O'Grady
Myrtle Bucher
R. RB. Campbell
Gertrude Simon
Ethel Fleming
Charles R. Berger
Helena
A. W. Paterson
Shelby
W. J. Ginn
Great Falls
Clara Griffin
Ser Soula
Dan C. Jensen
Sterling
J Staap
R. Tytner
F. E. Reed
Billings
R. D. Williams
Lyman H. Bennett
Virginia City
W.baxter
Jack Leary Named Sentry at Brondel Circle
Jack Leary was elected sentry of Brondel circle of the Columbian Squires, succeeding Leonard Dee, at a meeting last week. Jack Lowney was the other nominee. Final plans for the St. Patrick's day dance at the K. C. ballroom Tuesday night were made with committees in charge for decorations invitations and general affairs. Germany is boosting aviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Leary
Brondel Circle
The
Columbian Squires
Leonard Dee
Jack Lowney
K. C
Don O'Leary
Frank Doonan
Don Davis
Jack Farrell
Leonard Coyne
Larry Fitzpatrick
Tom Mcleod
Thomas Wilcox
William Sullivan
Bruce Sheppard
Ted Gutz
Dominick Ruffatlo
Gene Kelley
Lucian Campeat
Torgas Oaas
Cort Harrington
Robert Spratt
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Ralph E. Heinzen
Arctic Circle
Rusa
Mary
Roosevelt
Munich
Adolf Waaner
Laemmie Sells Movie Holdings
Butterum
Govets
Montana Water
Wein
Hart Schaffner and Marx and
Hart Schaffner & Marx and
Glover
Lorenz
Manhattan
Emery
Wilson Brothers Rabbitt
Phoenix
Wilson Bros
Beacon Bath
Hart Schaffner
Marx Fine Clothes
Mmeaderville
WEA
Ennis
Gayle Nelson
Steel Street
Christine McUllogh
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