Roosevelt rejects long term Soviet loan ending debt talks
Washington reports President Roosevelt refused to grant a long term loan or more than 200 million in credits to Soviet Russia. State Department says negotiations collapsed as Russia insisted on loan as price for paying American debts. R Walton Moore notes last night talks with Soviet ambassador Troyanovsky yielded no satisfactory result.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Soviet Russia
Xepartment
Europea
United States
R. Walton Moore
Alexander Troyanovksy
Moore
Sea Lashes at Coast of California
monstrous waves battered the southern California shoreline causing property damage and prompting summer residents to flee to higher ground. Malibu Beach and Long Beach suffered notable impacts with a 40 foot gap in a breakwater wall, unidentifed body found at Long Beach, and damages estimated at $100,000 on Pine Avenue pier. Names of Malibu partiers and film figures listed among affected locals.
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Los Angeles
California
Malibu Beach
Filmdom
Long Beach
Malibu
Sylvia Sidney
Louise Fazenda
Johnny Weissmuller
Lupe Velez
Mary Boland
Marshall Neilan
Wesley Ruggles
Pine Avenue
Rainbow Pier
Fish Harbor
San Pedro
Newport
Here
Santa Monica
Palos Verde
Redondo Beach
San Pedre
Strike sparks violence as textile walkout spreads east
A surge of labor unrest grips the textile sector with violence marked the East. Government charges fly at labor leaders as workers protest amid rising tensions and factory walkouts.
Ten Die In Textile Strike Turmoil In South Carolina
Governor Blackwood weighed declaring areas in insurrection as Greenville Mayor Mauldin pressed for action amid a spreading textile strike. Industrial leaders accused labor chiefs of escalating a strike against the government as gunfire tear gas and club violence sparked deadly unrest leaving ten dead including a mill guard.
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Columbus
S. C
Blackwood
John Mauldin
Greenville
Associated Press
Washington
Mussolini Denounces Nazism in Dramatic Address at Bari
Premier Benito Mussolini repudiates Nazi doctrine and declares contempt for its teachings in a Bari speech. He cites Rome’s classical legacy and taunts Hitler’s Reich while Italy and France seek united action to curb rearmament and naval parity.
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France
Italy
Germany
Bari
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Mussolini
Rome
Paria
Roumania
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Nazi Germany
Electric Boat executive cites influence on Rules Committee
Senate munitions investigation hears boast by Sterling J. Joyner of Electric Boat that he placed two members on the House Rules Committee and steered a 3 million dollar claim through Congress. Joyner’s letter to Henry R. Carse is disclosed as Jahncke and Tilson ties surface.
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Washington
Sept
Electric Boat Company
House Rules Committee
Congress
Senate
Sterling J. Joyner
Henry R. Carse
Electric Boat
Rules Committee of
Fort
New Jersey
Martin
Massachusetts
House
Rules Committee
Joyner
Carse
Jahneke
National Guard Mobilizes to Invade New Orleans
Louisiana National Guard begins mobilization across the state to enforce martial law in New Orleans amid Huey P. Long clash with city officials. Units from Jennings Baton Rouge Monroe Alexandria Camp Beauregard move with trucks and equipment as 100 to 129 guardsmen are dispatched toward the city.
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Louisiana National Guard
New Orleans
U.P
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
108Th Cavalry
Jennings
Co. 1
57Th Infantry
Baton Rouge
Monroe
National Guard
123Rd Motor Transport Company
Alexandria
Camp Beauregard
Principal state roads in excellent condition across region
The weekly road report from the Butte chamber of commerce notes principal highways in excellent shape. The Yellowstone trail east of Butte and west to Missoula are good with some rough spots, while oiling and construction on several routes proceed with minimal traffic disruption.
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Yellowstone Trail
Missoula
Butte Chamber of Commerce Bureau of Information
Butte
Gold Creek
Drummond
Clarks Fork
Ald Pass
Monida Pass
Skalkaho
U. S. No
Montana Republicans Attack Roosevelt Aims At Congress
At the state convention in Great Falls Montana Republicans labeled the Roosevelt administration bureaucratic and extravagant and outlined a campaign to reclaim the congressional and senatorial seats held by Democrats. J W Speer of Great Falls was re elected state chairman.
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Great Falls
J. W. Spear
Bourquin
Montana
Roosevelt
J. W. Speer
Montana PWA program gains speed with 36 contracts
Helena Sept 6 with 36 projects under contract and about 30 under construction Montana's public works program shows steady momentum, state PWA engineer D A McKinnon reports. The program includes 16 highway oiling jobs funded by a 1 650 000 gasoline debenture allotment granted earlier this year.
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Helena
Montana
D. A. McKinnon
PWA
Montana Forecast Calls for Fair Weather Through Weekend
Montana weather outlook shows generally fair conditions on Friday and Saturday with cooler temperatures on Friday. No precipitation is expected and daytime highs will be mild across the state.
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Montana
Fire Destroys Vacant Butte Home Threatens Nearby Residents
A two and a half story vacant house at 9 North Washington Street in Butte burned last evening. Firemen kept two water lines on the blaze for over an hour while flames fed from second to third floor. Nearby properties including the YMCA and the Horst and Evans homes were at risk. The Clinton H. Moore estate owned the dwelling, condemned years ago, with youths suspected of causing the fire.
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North Washington Street
Butte
Clinton H. Moore
Brooks
Dr. C. H. Horst
John P. Evans
Broadway
Horst
Evans
Washington Street
Saw Lost 17 Years Ago May Come Back To Work
A carpenter on Arizona Street near the Northern Pacific depot dropped a new saw 17 years ago. It slipped through a roof opening and vanished down a 20 foot shaft. As the building is razed the mill blade may be recovered, freeing the man who has waited days for his tool to return.
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Arizona Street
Northern Pacific
Hope for Soon Favorable Strike Settlement Announced
Federal mediator P. W. Chappell said a favorable announcement on the four month strike may come in a few days. Negotiations involving Butte miners and engineers and Anaconda Copper Mining Co officials continue at the Finlen hotel with plans to present an acceptable agreement to unions.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
P. W. Chappell
Federal
Chappell
R. C. Jacobson
Butte
Anaconda and
Great Falls
Anaconda Company
Finlen
From Rags to Riches, Now It's Romance
Boston says Editha Scanlon, later Editha Pierce Davis, will marry Charles Wallace Jr. a MIT graduate and son of a Boston police sergeant. Adopted in 1928 by Adelaide Pierce, widow co founder of American Radiator, she gained a $100000 trust fund, substantial stock, and a Lynnfield estate after Mrs. Pierce’s death by drowning.
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Editha Scanlon
Editha Pierce Davis
Charles Wallace Jr
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Editha
Adelaide Pierce
American Radiator Company
Marshfield
Lynnfield
Pierce
Hawaii Volcano Set to Blow Off
Halemaumau crater of Kilauea trembled tonight on the verge of its most spectacular eruption in 20 years. Honolulu, T. H. Sept. 6. Upnews reports a major volcanic event threatening widespread disruption and danger.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
T. H
Halemaumau
Rum Stores Must Look Sober Says Governor Cooney
Governor Frank H. Cooney declares himself a total abstainer and instructs a new liquor store vendor to uphold a sober appearance and refrain from selling to drunks Indians or minors. He urges stores to look as sober as possible despite their contents.
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Cooney
Helena
Frank H. Cooney
Eight acre forest fire near Elk Park in Deer Lodge forest
A wind driven blaze burned eight acres of timber one and a half miles north of Nez Perce creek in Elk park. Twenty men fought the fire with Adolph Baker and R. T. Ferguson coordinating. flames encircled by 7 pm and mop up began. No property loss or further danger reported. smoke drifted from Idaho Selway fires. This was the fifty ninth Deer Lodge forest fire and the 582nd blaze in Montana that summer.
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Nez Perce Creek
Elk Park
R. T. Ferguson
Deer Lodge National Forest
Adolph Baker
Nez Perce
Deer Lodge Forest
City
Idaho
Montana
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