Farrell asserts stance against price cuts at foreign trade meet
James A. Farrell president of United States Steel defends stable pricing and urges overseas markets to sustain American prosperity. He predicts rising foreign trade and signals a shift toward active trade expansion at the New York convention. John M. Pratt criticizes Chicago tax levies as discriminatory, arguing real estate bears the tax burden and protests will continue until wealth shares align.
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James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Farrell
Mr. Farrell
John M. Pratt
Association of Real Estate Taxpayers of Illinois
Chicago
Mr. Pratt
Montana Territory's 1864 creation and 1889 statehood
The Montana Territory formed in 1864 and, with no boundary changes, gained admission to the Union in 1889. This notes the transition from territory to statehood within the United States.
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Territory of
Montana
National Rotana Clubs Convening In Butte Saturday
The first national convention of Rotana clubs is set for Saturday in Butte with sessions at the Finlen hotel and a banquet that evening. Delegates include guests from Great Falls Helena and Anaconda as Butte hosts. The event aims to build the organization locally before expansion.
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U. S
Butte
Lydia Gudmansen
Finlen Hotel
Great Falls
Helena
Anaconda
Gudmunsen
Montana
Church Bacech Widene d by Late Events
In Rome Vatican city tensions rise as charges of mistreatment of Catholic students and residents emerge. Fascists counter accuse parish priests of openly protesting Premier Mussolini’s policies. A Vatican mail-truck driver delivering Pope Pius XI letters was beaten, injuring him slightly.
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Francis Rea
Rome
U.P
Vatican City
Papal State
Benito Mussoni
Holy See
Pius XI
Pantages Goes To Trial On Morals Charge In San Diego
Alexander Pantages faces a second morals trial in San Diego with three co defendants. Judge Denies separate trial while ordering two trials for grouped misdemeanor and felony counts. He was accused in 1929 of assaulting dancer Eunice Pringle then 17 and later of contributing to Lydia Nittos delinquency.
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Alexander Pantages
San Diego
Cal
Pan
Geories
L. N.rentine
Pantages
Eunice Pringle
State Supreme Court
Lydia Nitto
Alice
Jesse Shreve
William Jobelmann
Butte Eighth Grade Graduates Named 321 Receive Diplomas
Superintendent J G Ragsdale announced a complete list of 321 eighth grade graduates from 18 Butte public schools. Webster school tops with 50 graduates. Closing exercises Thursday will present diplomas and students will return Friday for final reports before vacation.
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Butte
Webster
J. G. Ragsdale
Grant
Madison and
Jefferson
Butte Public
Ragsdale
Montana
Helen's Pictures Barred in Romania
Patria the peasants party organ said a decree excludes Princess Helen from the royal family and an order has been issued to remove Helen portraits from all official buildings in Bucharest.
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Bucharest
Romania
Patria
Zaranist (Peasants’) Party
Helen
Fourth Anniversary of Yank arrival in Rouen celebrated
Rouen marked the 14th anniversary of American expeditionary forces arrival in the city along with Joan of Arc commemoration. American Legion and French veterans laid wreaths on a plaque for the AEF units since 1917. Doughboys honors followed at a France war dead monument amid a flag cortege.
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Rouen
France
Orleans
American Legion
Ult Ca
Eten
Army air show overwhelms Boston streets with planes
Thousands gather as nearly 700 army aircraft sweep from Springfield and Hartford to repel a mythical coast invasion. Over 600 flyovers light up Boston while formations return to airports in Springfield and Hartford. A final demonstration over Springfield closes the day.
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Dayton
Boston
New England
Springfield
Mass
Hartford
Conn
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Schenectady
Albany
N.Y
Hatchet Man Chases Roommate Through Streets Over Missing $25
Elia Lobato chased Homer Fulmer through city streets with a hatchet after claiming Fulmer stole $25 from him. Fulmer denied the theft and fled as onlookers intervened. Police found the missing $25 in Lobato's watch pocket. Both men were held at the county jail as authorities consider a disturbance charge.
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Hatchet
Elia Lobato
Lobato
Homer Fulmer
Fulmer
Park and Dakota
Main Street
Dakota
Aly
Montana School of Mines Announces Graduation Program
Commencement at the Montana School of Mines set for 8 p m Friday June 5 with Dr Francis A Thomson as president and Congressman Scott Leavitt as speaker. M A Brannon will present diplomas to 12 graduates and Gov J E Erickson will attend. Master of Science will be awarded to four top students.
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Montana School of Mines
Francis A. Thomson
Scott Leavitt
Great Falls
M. A. Brannon
University of Montana
J. E. Erickson
Mines
Silver Bow Club
John FE. Blixt
Kensington
Minn
Allen H. Englehardt
van Nuys
Jal
Clarence M. Harrer
Port Washington
Wis
Ross G. Henry
Mamie Lenahan Named Head of Women's Order
Dr Caroline Magill spoke to the Business and Professional Women's club about vitamines and diet. The club elected new officers led by Mamie Lenahan as president with Ella Rowland, Cora Menelly and Hazel Mahnken in senior roles. Delegates to the state convention June 5 and 6 in Great Falls were named.
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Caroline Magill
Business and Professional Women's Club
Mamie Lenahan
Ella Rowland
Cora Menelly
Hazel Mahnken
Ann McElroy
Laura Rilet
Gertrude Schall
May Mcleod
Lenahan
Great Falls
Kathleen Early
Margaret Sullivan
Laura Riley
Lottie McGrath
Beulah Enochson
Dora Mitchell
Irene Burns
Extradition Sought for Milwaukee Murder Suspect
Governor La Follette signed a request for extradition of George W. E. Perry from San Francisco after Eagle River District Attorney Drager said the man held there matches the Perry suspected in the murder of Mrs. Cora Belle Perry. Fingerprints linked him. Perry, known as the marrying brakeman, left Milwaukee after deserting a wife and six wives total. Sheriff McGregor to proceed to San Francisco. may accompany if the man fights extradition.
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Madison
Wis
Philip la Follette
George W. E. Perry
San Francisco
Edmund H. Drager
Eagle River
Cora Belle
Perry
Milwaukee
Hackett Perry
Chicago
Lac du Flambeau
Missouri
Drager
Thomas McGregor
Seven Die in Whit Sunday Accidents Across Germany
Berlin May 25 Seven persons were killed and more than 30 injured in Whit Sunday incidents across Germany last weekend. A building wall collapsed at Griefswald during a celebration held by members of the social democratic party, killing four and injuring eight seriously.
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Berlin
Germany
Griefswald
Social Democratic Party
Supreme Court Denies Citizenship to Two Veterans
The court sided 5 to 4 against two Canadian World War II veterans over the pledge to bear arms. Chief Justice Hughes led the majority while Justices Holmes Brandeis and Stone dissented, arguing the labor department overstepped the naturalization law. The case involved a woman nurse and a Yale theology professor?
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Herbert Little
Washington
U.R
Supreme Court
United States
Charles Evans Hughes
Holmes
Brandeis
Stone
Labor Department
Douglas Clyde MacIntosh
Dwight
Theology
Yale Um
Pigeon Becomes City Mascot After Jail Stay
In Butte a stray pigeon found shelter during a thunderstorm and, after investigations, became a proposed police mascot. Officer Richard Mundy captured the bird, placed it in the garage then on a windowsill where it slept, prompting Night Chief Joe Powell to order its confinement as a mascot contingent on its staying.
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Butte
Fire Department
Richard Mundy
Mundy
Joe Powell
Isabella Daughters Name Butte As 1932 Meeting Place
Daughters of Isabella re elected all state officers and chose Butte as the 1932 meeting place at their Montana convention in Missoula. Officers include Mrs. M. Everett Anaconda regent, Mrs. Rose McDonald Butte vice regent, Mrs. Maude McRae Helena secretary, Mrs. F. C. Gormley Missoula treasurer, Mrs. M. McGuire Laurel and Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson Great Falls trustees, and Father F J Shevlin Laurel chaplain. The first Montana Catholic women's order convention since 1930 closed with a banquet led by toastmaster Father A J Harrington Missoula.
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Missoula
Catholic Women’s Organization
Isabella
Butte
M. Everett
Anaconda
Rose McDonald
Maude McRae
Helena
F. C. Gormley
M. McGuire
Laurel
Elizabeth Patterson
Great Falls
F. J. Shevlin
Catholic Women's Order
A. J. Harrington
Montana Weather Outlook Clouds and Showers Ahead
Partly cloudy conditions in western Montana with showers in the east Tuesday, cooler air moving in. Wednesday looks fair with drier skies and milder temperatures across the state.
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Montana
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Clene
Frogiot
Bacech
Mussolini
Show Man
Army Air Show
Rumania
Mines School 5
Congressman Leavitt
Erickson
Women's Order
Frank J. Moran
Cora Belle Hackett
High Court
Pigeon
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