Roosevelt plans over one billion for next year work relief
Roosevelt seeks more than a billion dollars to carry out work relief programs next year with a lump sum budget. House members resisted power lobbyists amid testimony about campaign influence and lobbying by rail and power interests. The article notes 1500 active camps and a rotating system, with camps kept for local authorities. Senate lobby committee hearings exposed dinners with lobbyists and questioned members about contacts and phone numbers. The piece also covers tax collections and potential impacts on Roosevelt's tax plan, plus federal communications and NRA studies.
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Roosevelt
Senate
House
Robert E Smith
Power and Railroad
Rome
Treasury
Congressional
AAA
Mrana
Bemuel B
Iil
Temporst
Washington
Hill Cald Lt
Pioneer mining man dies here in Montana history
John Berkin, noted miner and longtime promoter of fish hatcheries, died in Montana after a life spanning Butte to Alder Gulch. He served as a Jefferson County legislator and as an official in Silver Bow county. Survived by his widow Mrs. Louie Derkin and a family, his career included foreman of the Nettie mine and superintendent of Bonanza and Orphan Girl mines. The piece recalls his early life, frontier flights, and public service.
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Aylob
Butte
Spokine
Plutins
Cay
Micuuilam
Mensco
Berkin
Herkin
Nettie
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Bonanza
Orphan Girl
Anaconda Company
Jefferson County
Slyver Baw
Silvar
Bow County
Tim Drizcoll
Floods inundate Johnstown and Cumberland towns
Floodwaters swept Johnstown and surrounding areas as the Conemaugh river crested, submerging downtown streets, flooding the Johnstown Tribune and Democrat offices, and forcing residents to seek shelter in Westmont. In Cumberland, water from Potomac River and Wills Creek covered parts of the city, with damage expected to top half a million dollars.
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Diningtown
Darkneys
Westmont
Birs
Bathour
Jnbas
Johnstown Tribune
Democrat
Kenny Belind
Marion Lightner
Walter
Somerset
Johestown
Townstown
Cambria
Pennsylvania
South Fork River
Cumberland
Cumberlind
Hood Waters
Uley
Floods Threaten East Seaboard After River Rises
Floodwaters push toward peak levels on the Susquehanna and nearby rivers as roads and tunnels close. Wilkes-Barre reports a second major flood in a week while Altoona workers flood-sand to shield a reservoir. A youth, Henry Tielind, drowned in Johnstown when a bridge collapsed over floodwaters.
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Tmnel
Wilkes-Byere
Et Susquihanne
Altoona
Henry Tielind
Johnstown
Milwaukee mayoral primary tight race with Hoan leading
Milwaukee voters eyed a tight mayoral primary as Sheriff Joseph Shiners led the nonpartisan field by a narrow margin over incumbent Daniel W. Ticani. George Hoan, backed by fusion, trailed with 14 387 votes across 108 precincts, while three opponents totaled 41 510, with 101 precincts showing Shiners 14377 Hoan 14387 Schafer 6100 Workmetstes 1041.
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Milwaukee
Mlwaukee
Joseph Shiners
Daniel W. Ticani
Socialisa
Hoan
Fusion
Movement
Sinners
John C. Schafer
Nonjartlaan
Olta Workmetstes
Obituary fragment with family of late resident
The text notes two daughters Nelle Whetstone of Englewood and Cufford Belcher of Lewistown, a brother Thomas Berkin, sisters Barah Jones and Hattie Kirkyntetok, grandchildren Isabel Berkitt Hawley Edward Hawley Nina Warman William Whetstone Hallie Hornbeck, and great grandchildren. Several nephews and nieces listed. Body at Sherman Reed funeral parlor. Funeral arrangements pending word from relatives.
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Nelle Whetstone
Englewood
Cal
Cufford Belcher
Lewistown
Thomas Berkin
Rewnaup
Barah Jones
Hattie Kirkyntetok
Denver
Isabel Berkitt Hawley
Edward Hawley
Nina Warman
William Whetstone
Hallie Hornbeck
Boglewead
Allard Reports On Latest Clinic Progress In Butte
Allard speaks at society meeting detailing 130 examinations in February. Several children receive care at Billings Orthopedic Hospital, two were discharged, auxiliary plans a March 23 drive for funds to support the welfare effort in Butte. The society has historically aided children in obtaining corrections of twisted joints and muscles.
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Bilings Orthenedic Hospital
Butte
Montana Couple Married on Fly by Frisco Pastor
A Montana couple Hugh A. Calhoun and Helen A. Barkey married by Rev. Henry Schmide of Temple Wutherim Church in San Francisco after asking to wed on the fly. They left for Grass Valley for a honeymoon while the pastor sought a church exemption.
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Montana
Frisco
San Francisco
Marra
Henry +. Schmide
Temple Wutherim Church
Schordt
Marssor
Hugh A. Calhoun
Bulté
Helen A. Barkey
Anaconda
Grass Valley
Behmldt
Asbibie Pd
John Tatao dies at home in Corvallis aged 84
John Tatao a former Butte resident aged 84 died yesterday at his Corvallis home He was born in centrefather of Mrs Care Knute proprietor of the Elva flock and grandfather to William McLeod a Butte high school student The family notes he was a carpenter and had lived in Corvallis for about 30 years also leaving daughter Mrs Rose Elliot Buckley Valley BC and granddaughter Margaret McLeod Butte with other relatives in Corvallis and Buckley Valley BC
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Tiel
Alder Glch
Bowlder
Berkin
Jefferson City
Mont
Jefferson
Moelison
Butte
Boulder
Tabd
Futte
John Taby
Corvallis
Hel
Care Knute
Elva Flock
Colorado Street
William McLeod
Butte High School
My. Tatra
Center
Hutte
Wes & Carpenter
California
Avenue
Tatra
Rose Elliot
Buckley Valley
B. C
Margaret McLeod
John McLex
Brief illness fatal to popular Butte girl
Catherine Marie Wish a popular Butte student died last night at the family home 821 North Main following a brief illness. Born in Butte she attended local schools. Her father a well known Butte miner died years ago. The body lies at Duggan Merrill mortuary. Burying relatives include her mother Mrs Catherine Walsh brothers Martin John Patrick Michael Jamey Thomas sisters Mary Eileen and Margaret a cousin James Walsh and several aunts and other relatives in Chicago.
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Catherine Marie Wish
Butte
North Main Street
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
Mel
Catherine Walsh
Martin
John
Patrick
Michael
Jamey
Thomas
Mary
Alan
Eileen
Margaret
Aio
Gousin
James Walsh
Chicago
Dust Blows Through Western Oklahoma in Dust Storm
Blinding dust clouds across western Oklahoma reduce visibility to 100 feet. In Beaver and nearby areas, dark skies and strong winds create hazardous conditions as residents cope with the storm.
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Oklahoma
Beaver
Okla
Marsh
Osighoma Renin
Boles City
Skes
Saint Patrick's memory honored by Irish American gathering
A large crowd gathered as speakers praised Patrick's mission and the Irish struggle for religious and national freedom. Mr Kelley lauded the flame of faith carried across seas by Irish emigrants, noting America’s development and Ireland’s cultural contributions while urging reverence for the day’s significance.
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Patrick
Ireland
Ire
Erin's
Turn’s Hill
Dutlla
Mr. Kelley
Appland
Este Wall
Trackleas
America
United States
Erin
Mir Kelley
Iirishmen
Defenan
Sett
Overpaid CCC Worker Regrets Errant Salary
Visalia California March 17 Ray Willats a Civilian Conservation Corps worker at Sequoia National Park found his payroll of 6250 000 was an error and will be returned. He will receive his regular quarterly salary of 31 1s. A joint American Legion post and auxiliary meeting will mark the Legion's founding with a program luncheon and dance.
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Visalia
Calif
Ray Willats
Civilian Conservation Corps
Sequoia National Park
Williams
Sliver Bow Post No 1
American Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Reorganization of AAA mapped across five regions
Washington March 17 The secretary announced reorganization of the AAA and the new soil conservation farm program with five regional administrations The Senate and House conferees agreed on the 2 969 751 005 independent offices supply bill including 3440 000 009 for first year operation of the farm subsidy law and 1 730 000 000 for soldiers bonus prepayment The Western division will include states from North Dakota to Idaho under George Farrell as regional director The move aims to complete liquidation of the AAA production control program and reallocate old commodity sections to new regional posts
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Washington
Wallsce
AAA
Senate
House
Western Division
George &. Farrell
AAA Grain
Fit Charge
Wil Stelada
North Dakota
Kansas
Colorado
Wfyersing
Montana
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
Oregon
Wwallace
ABA Hinds
Bo Bina
Canadian leader vows quit if Alberta aid blocked
Edmonton March 17 Premier William Aberhart of the Social Credit government threatens to resign rather than let the federal council approve or reject provincial borrowings. With a 3.2 million bond due April 1, Alberta would lose funds unless the federal council could pass on all future borrowings.
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Edmonton
Alta
Wiliam Aberhart
Nrt
Social Credit
Kovernment
Federal Council
Tha-Domin
Montanans Visit Montanans Amid Curio List Incomplete
A fragmented roster of Montanans visiting fellow residents lists many names and places including Billings Gardiner Helena Missoula Great Falls and Butte. The text ends with an unclear note about prey and touch. The passage resembles an OCR scrap with numerous misspellings and broken syntax.
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The
Arkzona
Judy Yardlay
Billings
Tom D. Philips
Gardiner
Ben Bembrick
George Clayton
Three Forks
Ross Willams Jr
Bozeman
Aroma
James McKelvey
Helena
Stammngtot
Anaconda
F. A. Baum- Rah
Livinestston
Elray Nullet
E. Hall
Laurel
Day
Minrgares Breve
Missoula
Bynist
Gare
G. H. Flint
Karl‘spe
Nvare
Sheridan
Ted Woodward
Wisdom
J. P. Reilly
Great Falls
P. F. Dodds
Heletues
Finien
Thraff
Mike Galtectan
Charles P. Slack
L. Bjermstead
Ashby
H. W. Stalti
Lelland
Carl C. Hil
van BE Clark
Selena
D. G. Brown
F. Nelson
Virgina City
H. L. Hennessy
D. W. Trommon
LD. R. Fern
LB Truck
L. Morison
N. Ericcson
J. W. Streie
Mistoule
TH. Q. Cooley
Grest Falls
Robert Morris
Jardine
S. Webb
Burnbey
Wiliam Stanley
H. G. Borsiard
Glasgow
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Murray
Minot
Wyeke
Fill
Maken
Tryly
Gibson
Vermont
Cawrl
Federal Communications Commission
Borah
Knute Inn
Ford
Orllton
Murdock
Tah
White
Toledo
Stith
Suiith
Tontans
Smith
Copeteiainn
Black
Alabama
Jobby Committee
Murry
Agldine Comnognits
Shi
Benator Mino
Demcerst
Ing
Minton
Senator Schwellenbach
Advacos
Gifford Quirech
American Telephone and Teleleraph
Walter Gifford
Tr. & Ty
Ines Ty Samuel Becker
FCC
Roynsell Gilford
NRA
Labuled Ag
W. P. Robert
Navy Department
George L. Berry
Industrial Council
Aftr
Florida
Pletcher
Botte
Swansea
Freberg
Corine
Eaathy
Dan Berkin
Ghote
Woy Aade
Bulle Anglers’ Cluby
Abe Clu
John Herkin
Missouri
Din
Berkly
Butte Lodge of Elks
Mngo
Old Silver Bow Club
Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
Louie O. Derkin
Age
Jobn Berkin
Glenmore
Kentucky
Glenmore Distillpeiesco
Lauirville
Orensboro
Lergest Dittiliers
Kentucky Tavern
East Seaboard
Allard
John Tatao
Turkey
Gehrke
Arthur
Watertown
Wis
Tevern
Nis Tevern
Sewiing
New York
Saint Patrick
Fride
Mdivani
Serge Mdivani
Mdivanis
Wan
Delray Beach
Fla
Leulee van Alan
Legion Meeting
Seth
Bil Benatar Byres
Trent
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