Rioting in Paris Suburb Threatens Blum Government
In Clichy near Paris, Communist demonstrators clashed with Rightists, police and government guards in a deadly street battle that left at least six dead and nearly 300 injured. Hospitals reported four civilians and two policemen killed as violence spread through the town square until early morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Leon Blum
Clichy
Popular Front
Blum
Beaujon
French Social Party
Croix de Feu
Butte Irish Honor Memory of St Patrick at Annual Fetes
Butte women of Irish birth and descent gathered at the Silver Bow club for the 14th annual banquet honoring Ireland's patron saint. Miss Marguerite McDonald spoke on Ireland's history as about 175 reservations filled the room with emerald decor and flags. Mrs. Dora Mitchell led as general chair. toastmistress Mrs. Tim Sullivan gave the invocation and an Irish blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
ST. Patrick
Silver Bow Club
Ireland
Marguerite McDonald
Blaine School
Timothy Sullivan
Emerald Isle
Dora Mitchell
Tim Sullivan
Notable Butte Lawyer Delivers Address on The United States
J W Dwyer former district judge spoke at the Friendly Sons of St Patrick dinner at the Finlen hotel. The masterly address urged adherence to the Constitution and discussed the United States of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Dwyer
Butte
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Finlen Hotel
United States of America
The
United States
Irish patriotism marks Finlen dinner in Butte
Judge J. W. Dwyer and Father Daniel Harrington spoke at the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick banquet at the Finlen hotel in Butte. The event filled the grand ballroom with leading mining figures and visitors honoring St. Patrick with Irish songs and a distinct American Irish atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
J. W. Dwyer
Daniel B. Harrington
Finlen Hotel
T. J. B. Shanley
M. M. English
Friendly Sons
Butte
Ireland
Alarm over looming dangers if one third remain ill nourished
The piece recalls Mr. Roosevelt warning that unless about one third of the nation remains ill nourished ill clothed and ill housed the dangers of 1929 could reemerge within a year or two. The excerpt ends noting continued discussion on page 3.
Three Planes to Start Across Pacific Amid Weather
Oakland, Calif. reports a staged air race as Amelia Earhart plans to begin her world flight, the Pan-American Hawaii Clipper aims for New Zealand, and the Hawaii Clipper targets Manila. Earhart will start tomorrow despite the others. Pan-American says its clipper, delayed by a storm, will depart at 3 p.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Pacific
Amelia Earhart
New Zealand
Hawaii
New Crop of Crippled Kids At City Clinic
A two day clinic at St James hospital run by Dr Louis Allard saw 30 new cases added to a total of 125 patients examined. The younger group dominated this year with many children under 10 and infants in the corridors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Allard
St. James Hospital
Dr. Allard
Railways and unions agree on 5 percent pension tax
Washington March 16 railroad labor unions and major railroads reach a five percent payroll tax plan to finance a retirement system for about 1.5 million workers. Tax split half by railroads and half by employees replaces a seven percent tax challenged in court. Congress must act to implement and amend the existing retirement act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rai
George M. Harrison
Railway Labor Executives Association
J. J. Pelley
Association of American Railroads
Roosevelt
Harrison
Congress
Whitehall Nominates 12 For April City Elections
Whitehall voters chose 12 candidates at a caucus for the April city elections. Louis F. Lepp and M. C. Jensen named for mayor. Harry Huber, the presiding incumbent, did not seek renomination. Aldermanic slates include first ward incumbents Wolverton and McGlynn plus Flannigan and Lautenbacher. second ward Packard and Coghland. third ward Miller Brooke Egger Erickson with Erickson an incumbent. A park tree thinning dispute was sidestepped. petitions could halt WPA work if signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Louis F. Lepp
M. C. Jensen
Harry Huber
H. Wolverton
S. W. McGlynn
William Flannigan
Robert Lautenbacher
L. R. Packard
State Law Librarian Resigns After 32 Years Service
Helena March 16 A K Barbour Jr librarian of the state law library since 1905 resigned his post due to ill health. During his 32 years the collection grew from 10 000 to 60 000 volumes. Mrs Adeline Clarke of Helena was named librarian and John W Ross of Red Lodge was chosen assistant librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
A. K. Barbour Jr
State Law Library
Barbour
Law Library
State Supreme Court
Adeline Clarke
Governor Ayers Signs Montana Bills But Cuts State Fair Funding
Gov Roy E Ayers signed 36 bills from the Twenty fifth Montana General Assembly while vetoing three measures The highlight was striking a 10000 appropriation for a Helena state fair in 1937 and removing 5000 for tourist ads and 750 for poultry shows from the general offices appropriations bill Other appropriations remained unchanged
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Roy E. Ayers
Montana General Assembly
General Offices
Ayers
Sled rescues sick park keeper through heavy snow
Oliver Winlare, 40, Yellowstone park resort keeper, has been moved from Lake Lodge to Canyon then Mammoth by rangers. He has suffered since Sunday from an undiagnosed illness. A park ambulance will bring him 60 miles to Livingston for hospital care as snow worsens rescue conditions.
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Livingston
Oliver Winlare
Yellowstone Park
Lake Lodge
Winlare
Frank Anderson
Frank Dallin
Canyon
Rad
Mammoth
Winlace
Snowstorm Crosses Southern Montana Hit By Heavy Snow
A southern Montana snowstorm dropped several inches in Butte and swept eastward to Billings, leaving Great Falls Havre and northern areas dry. Hebgen dam district recorded 10 inches. mining city warmed to 35 degrees as county crews sanded North Excelsior North Main Anaconda Road to clear slush and restore mine access with no traffic crashes reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Billings
Great Falls
Havre
Jack Healy
North &Xcelsior
North Main
North Wyoming
Anaconda
14 Defendants Indicted by U S Jury Named in Butte Session
A U S grand jury in Great Falls returned nine indictments last week naming 14 defendants in the Butte division. Six defendants are free on bonds, others held without bond. Indictments include narcotic violations involving nine defendants and liquor law violations involving five defendants. Bench warrants issued for several in two additional true bills. Matters will go on May calendar. Names and charges follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
United States
Great Falls
Harold Allen
District Court
Internal Revenue
James A. Kinnee
Joseph P. Boyle
Otto C. Wagner
Rela A. Wellborn
Paul Greer
Lee Brady
Louis Cole
Daisy Thomas
Marie Faye
Hum Sing
Wong Lee
Independent party nominates trustees for school district
Arthur Lehwalder James Leary and Frank Murray were unanimously nominated as Independent party candidates for school district No. 1 trustees in the April 3 election. Lehwalder and Leary seek three year terms while Murray runs for a one year term to succeed the late John Manley. About 100 attendees mostly labor representatives attended the mass meeting in Carpenters hall with James Combe opening the event Jack Donovan elected permanent chairman and Roy Richards named secretary treasurer A committee presented an 11 paragraph platform.
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Arthur Lehwalder
Oregon Avenue
James Leary
LaPlatte Street
Centerville
Frank Murray
Galena Street
Independent Party For Trustees of
Lehwalder
Leary
Murray
John Manley
James Combe
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council
Carpenters’ Hall
Jack Donovan
Electricians’ Craft
Roy Richards
Dennis McCarthy
Pat Deloughery
Margaret LaForrest
R. C. Brown
Frank Donovan
M. M
Montana Weather Outlook for Wednesday and Thursday
Fair in the northwest of Montana on Wednesday while the east and south see light snow. Colder air moves in and Thursday brings fair conditions across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Northwest
Treasury cites rising income tax take amid nuisance tax debate
The report shows March 1 to 15 income tax receipts at 381.5 million dollars, 35 percent higher than last year, with forecasts aiming for 7.293 billion in 1938 revenue. Treasury, optimistic on a 100 million dollar rise, may move to re-enact nuisance taxes sought by Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Internal Revenue
Marriner
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Roosevelt
Congress
William B. Bankhead
Alabama
Chamber Drive Report Continues Across Pages
Washington dispatch notes continuation of detailed coverage on Chamber Drive developments, with page 3 column 3 indicating extended analysis and data. The report references ongoing policy discussions, committee actions, and potential implications for city planning and related budgets.
Ice blaze sparks firefighters in Park Street alley
An ice blaze in an alley off West Park Street drew firemen after a cigarette dropped through a crevice ignited straw under a foot of snow and ice. The fire burned beneath and on top of the ice, and was extinguished with a small hand extinguisher.
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West Park Street
Ex Professor Tells Solons Supreme Court Is Too Old
Former college professor testifies before the Senate judiciary committee about the court’s average age and its link to the rate of invalidating acts of Congress. He challenges current views with a chart noting a direct relationship as ages rise. The hearing occurs during Roosevelt court reorganization discussions.
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Solons Supreme Court
Washington
Justin Miller
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Miller
William Green
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Mississippi Valley
St. Patrick, Mo
Blaine
U. S. of America
Finlen
DR. T. J. B. Shanley
Walter Lippmann
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Storm
Railways
Uniong WN
Accord
Waitehall
Park
State Law
Bill
High Mountain
Hebgen Dam
Chamber Drive
Park Street
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