Labor Day in Butte Highlights Co op Celebration at Columbia Gardens
Labor leaders and Gov ernment officials call for nationwide recovery efforts as Butte marks Labor Day with a Garden celebration at Columbia Gardens hosted by the Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council. Senator Wheeler and Representative Monaghan to speak at 2 30 o clock amid all day music and a noon start. Banks, city hall, courthouse, and federal building closed. stores shut except for one corner grocery. thousands expected to attend. many take outings to Glacier and Yellowstone.
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Montana
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Joseph P. Monaghan
Times
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Yellowstone National Parks
Federal Building
Balloons Fail To Finish Bennett Race Two Out Early
Two of six balloons in the twenty first James Gordon Bennett international race have fallen short of the line and two more were unaccounted for while winds were calm. Georges Ravaine and Georges Blanchet piloted the French entry to a field near Homer Michigan at 3 07 p m local time. The Deutschland crew landed in a ditch at Kingston Michigan at 8 15 p m local time with no injuries reported. A bag reportedly crossed the Straits of Mackinac earlier with others sighted by coast guards at Sturgeon Point and Edmore Michigan as the race continued.
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Chicago
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Georges Blanchet
Homer
Mich
C.S.T
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Kingston
Price McKinney
Straits of Mackinac
Coast Guards
Sturgeon Point
Lake Huron
Detroit
Edmore
Grand
Labor Day Echoes Roosevelt Era Unity Across Nation
Washington marked Labor Day with calls for government capital and workers to unite against economic foes under the NRA blue eagle. President Roosevelt touted six months of the New Deal progress while AFL leader William Green urged workers to join employers in the recovery drive.
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NRA
Blue Eagle
Hyde Park
Perkins
Rges
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Mil
Wedell Flies Racer At 296 MPH In Non Official Speed Run
James R. Wedell of Patterson Louisiana lifted his racer to 296.34 miles per hour on a three kilometer straightaway at Curtiss-Wright Reynolds Airport Chicago in an unofficial test. He aims to beat the 294.38 mph land plane record in tomorrow’s trophy race to surpass Jimmie Doolittle by about five miles per hour.
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Chicago
James R. Wedell
Patterson
Wedell
Louisiana
Jimmie Doolittle
Zionists urge US aid for Jews persecuted in Germany
The World Zionist Congress approved a resolution calling for United States intervention to address the Nazi anti-Jewish policy in Germany. Proposed by Morris Rothenberg of New York, the plan aims to settle German Jews in Palestine with League of Nations aid, citing Greece repatriation as precedent.
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Czechoslovakia
World Zionst Congress
United States
Germany
Morris Rothenberg
New York
America
Asa Minor
Palestine
League of Nations
Five Gunmen Rob Crystal Lodge. $10,000 Loot Reported
Five masked robbers stormed the Crystal Lodge roadhouse near Crystal Lake at 3 a.m. frightening 190 guests, firing lights, forcing them to lie on the floor, and escaping with cash and jewelry worth about $10,000 after a half hour search. Authorities pursue leads from the incident reported in Chicago.
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Chicago
Crystal Lodge
Crystal Lake
NRA Chief to Deliver Notable Address in Chicago
NRA chief Hugh S. Johnson plans a significant speech in Chicago as labor issues loom over the recovery program. He will outline his stewardship and scope of the NRA on Labor Day, amid coal code disputes and widespread strikes nationwide. The address signals a crucial step in shaping employer employee relations during the recovery drive.
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NRA
Chicago
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Montana Weather Outlook Monday and Tuesday
Montana forecasts show generally fair conditions in the eastern area with unsettled weather in the western portion on Monday and Tuesday. Temperature trends remain largely unchanged.
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Montana
Henry Ford Signals Possible Missed Deadline on Auto Code
In a secluded weekend at his Huron mountain club cabin Henry Ford indicated he may let Tuesday's deadline for signing the automobile code pass without a firm commitment. The Bespoke note suggests a tentative stance with no definite action announced.
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Big Bay
Mich
Huron Mountain Club
Henry Ford
Two Boys Survive 75-Foot Fall Cushioning Each Other
James 22, and Robert 4 Roush of Lima fell 75 feet from a third floor window at the Commercial hotel in Butte while waving to their mother. Robert struck first, then James landed on him, cushioning the impact. Both boys showed improvement but Robert remains seriously ill with a brain concussion while James is recovering. Doctors say both may recover with no broken bones.
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Robert Roush
Karl Roush
Lima
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Robert
H. ©. Joesting
Joesting
Ed McGinley
Butte
Naval Race Threatens Geneva Disarmament Efforts
London reports a renewed naval buildup by Britain United States and Japan Deepening gloom surrounds disarmament conference as secret European diplomacy revives Germany’s isolation Japan plans to accelerate naval expansion prompting critics to warn Britain must match pace to avoid imperiling empire security
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London
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Europe
Germany
Geneva
Washington
Britain
Autoist Drives Car Over Cop Toe In Law Trouble
CHICAGO September 3 An drew Chiorello aged 38 drove a car over Patrolman R E Dunavin toe and was jailed on a charge of possessing a stolen vehicle The stolen plate in the name of his wife and a stolen city sticker were traced to the Chiorellos who were driving two pleasure cars and were receiving state emergency relief funds
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Chicago
Andrew Chiorello
R. E. Dunavin
Dunavin
Chiorello
Julian Luster
Chiocrello
Tony Sato
Chiorellos
State Emergency Relief Commission
Nazi troops march in review before Hitler in Nurnberg
In Nurnberg on September 3 Hitler reviewed 110000 storm troops from a pool of 1.5 million. The march lasted four hours with 126 standards each of 12000 men. 250000 spectators watched as 15,000 Nazi flags and 31 banners dominated the rostrum crowd.
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Nurnberg
Germany
Hitler
Reich
Luitpold Meadow
Luitpold
Winds Reach 110 MPH as Bahams Suffer Storm Spells
Report shows winds of 110 miles per hour sweeping across the area early in the day. Residents describe damage and power outages as the storm moved inland.
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Bahamas
Cuban Death Toll Near Hundred as Gulf Storm Heads North
West Palm Beach and nearby areas faced a hurricane threatening coastlines as winds hit 75 to 110 miles per hour. Government meteorologist Richard W. Gray reported a barometer of 28.81 inches while Cuba suffered a deadly Gulf storm expected to strike the Texas coast by noon.
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Fla
United Press
West Palm Beach
Richard W. Gray
Gray
Associated Press
Florida
Palm Beach
Bahama Islands
Bahamas
Gulf of Mexico
Cuba
Texas
Washington
Gulf
President Roosevelt Sails in Ideal Weather on Yacht Cruise
President Roosevelt cruised off Maryland on the Nourmahal during a day of perfect sailing under cloudless skies. He and host Vincent Astor rode a motor whaleboat for a several hour ocean side trip before returning to report he would reach the Virginia Capes tomorrow morning.
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Roosevelt
Maryland
Hyde Park
Nourmahal
Vincent Astor
Stephen T. Early
Virginia Capes
Hoodlums Flee Chicago As Cleanup Campaign Warms Up
Chicago police raided nearly a hundred crime hotspots in a futile bid to arrest hoodlums named in last week s vagrancy warrants. Lieutenant Andrew Barry said the gangsters appeared to have fled the city as authorities prep new reputation warrants allowing six months for those known to be hoodlums or associates.
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Chicago
Andrew Barry
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