Gandhi Led Salt Raids Continue Across Bombay Campaign
The nationalist movement against India's salt laws grows despite Mahatma Gandhi's internment and the arrest of leaders. Bombay's war council plans renewed mass raids on government salt works at Wadala while Dharasana sees ongoing pan depots clashes and mass arrests. One hundred volunteers were seized at Dharasana, 16 given six month terms, with younger detainees released.
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India
Mahatma Gandhi
War Council
Dungari
Dharasana
Memorial Day Parade to Honor Dead With Big City Observance
Me morial day parade in Butte assembles at the courthouse at 9 o'clock with bands including Butte High School Eagles and American Legion. The route moves west on Granite Idaho Broadway Arizona Park to Montana where streetcars take crowds to cemeteries. Banks offices and mines close as residents attend services and some travel to St Ignatius Mission Polson for Indian celebrations.
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Arizona
Park
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St. Ignatius Mission
Polson
Butte High School
The
Eagles
American Legion
Mem
Lincoln Post
Simon Haus
President Hoover to honor war dead at Gettysburg
President Hoover will travel from the White House to Gettysburg National Cemetery to deliver a Memorial Day address. He plans to lay wreaths at Civil War graves and speak at the Memorial Day program marking the nation’s war dead.
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Washington
Hoover
America
White House
Gettysburg National Cemetery
Registration boom marks primary as voters surge
The county clerk announced a record 23 700 voters registered for the upcoming July 15 primary. The registration period ended with offices open until 8 p m to accommodate voters and a historic high turnout was recorded in the county.
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James J. Harrington
Montana Weather Forecast Indicates Showers and Cooler Weekend
Montana forecast calls for probable showers Friday and Saturday with cooler conditions in the southwest Friday.
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Montana
A Word in Time Drives Sunday Want Ads
A glossy plea for classified advertising highlights that the right word in the right place yields gratifying results. Want-ads in the big Sunday section are urged, promising vitally effective outcomes for planners and sellers.
Classified Ads Offer Promises of Opportunity and Service
Montana Standard advertises ongoing classifieds with a focus on service and varied opportunities. The line emphasizes a trusted dial contact 5411 for listings and inquiries.
4200 Children Enjoy Opening Day at Columbia Gardens
About 4200 youngsters under 16 gathered at Columbia Gardens to celebrate the first Children's Day of the year. The Butte Electric Railway reported no accidents as the day unfolded under ideal weather conditions.
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Butte
Columbia Gardens
Butte Electric Railway
Former enemies gather to open Indian jubilee
At St Ignatius on May 23, 2000? a jubilee marked by former enemies uniting in worship as Jesuit priests’ teachings from 75 years earlier guided 2000 Indians from several tribes. High mass at 10 a.m. and many confirmations followed, filling the mission church and grounds past capacity.
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ST. Ignatius
Bourquin Upholds Government Right to Seize Bars and Fixtures
Federal Judge George M Bourquin ruled that bar fixtures and other paraphernalia seized by prohibition agents in raids over four months are subject to confiscation. The decision, in the cases of George Lewis and George Anderson, could affect about $10 000 of fixtures stored in warehouses. An appeal to the circuit court in San Francisco and possibly the U S Supreme Court was anticipated.
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Anderson
Lewis
Circuit Court
San Francisco
George M. Bourquin
George Lewis
George Anderson
United States Supreme Court
Flying physician and crew killed in Montana crash
In Belle Fourche on May 29 the Northwest reports the death of famed flying physician Dr A B Sherrell his nurse Amelia Lindquist and their pilot when their plane struck a mountain gale near Pinele Mont during an emergency rescue flight.
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Northwest
Sherrell
Amelia Lindquist
Pinele
Mont
Butte Sees Third Straight 80 Degree Day
The city of Butte experienced another 80 degree day marking a warm spell. This was the third consecutive day with temperatures reaching the 80 degree level.
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Butte
Graf Zeppelin Steers Toward Havana After Barbados Pass
Graf Zeppelin flies northwest toward Havana after passing Barbados at 2 10 a m as Pan American Airways radio message confirms. New York American reports Karl Von Weigand dispatch aboard the airship en route to Lakehurst New Jersey.
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Fla
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Havana
Pan-American Airways
Cuba
New York
The
New York American
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Lakehurst
N. J
Johnson Defends Navy Leaders in London Pact Debate
Senator Johnson of California defended the Navy admiralty who testified against London naval treaty provisions. He asserted the leaders upheld the highest traditions of the American navy and deserved praise for telling the truth amid political pressure. The hearings concluded as the pact was laid over for a special session.
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Washington
Navy Admiralty
Senate
Johnson
California
Navy
First Contingent of Gold Star Mothers Returns Home
The first contingent of American gold star mothers and widows to visit France sails homeward tired but content after a pious visit to soldier graves. One hundred twenty seven in the group. four left behind for illness and tours. The second group remains in France to conduct Memorial Day services. the third contingent leaves Belgium for French cemeteries.
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France
Europe
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