Hitler Delivers 20 Minute Peace Speech With Air Power Display
Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler spoke for twenty minutes in Nurnberg amid 400 war planes nearby and a massive Nazi convention crowd. He urged peace but warned the movement would not be halted, condemning Jewish Bolshevists and praising reconstructive work. Observers watched for signs of action against Bolshevism or Jewry as preparations for Monday air maneuvers intensified.
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Nurnberg
Germany
Air Force
Adolf Hitler
Montana Ranges Hit New Low in September Outlook
Montana ranges fall to 50 percent of normal as of September 1, the lowest on record. Cattle at 77 percent and sheep at 75 percent, with feed supplies forecast to be the leanest since 1919 due to reduced production and small carry-over. Rainfall varied, helping ranges in some areas but not across the state. Wealthier irrigated farms contrast with dryland areas in poor shape, as prices lift values of nine principal crops to about 48.7 million dollars, though wheat losses offset gains.
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Helena
Federal Agricultural Statisticians
Montana
J. G. Diamond
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Loyalists Fight Ferociously On Talavera Front In Spain
Rebels launched a dawn attack on Friday near Talavera as both sides suffered heavy casualties. Loyalist forces held early ground but were driven back, then counterattacked to regain much of the lost territory. Reinforcements were requested to halt the insurgent push toward Madrid. General Jose Asensio called it one of the war’s bitterest battles showing loyalist resilience.
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Madrid
Red Cross
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The
United Press
September H extends summer weather in Butte
September weather kept summer character in Butte with sunny skies and warm temperatures. Thermometers ranged from 31 to 70 degrees as forecasts called for generally fair conditions and little temperature change.
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Butte
Hanging Delayed for Appeal of Murderer to State High Court
The planned hanging of Pedro Casaras for the murder of his son in law Pedro Gonzales near Sidney was delayed after a plea to appeal to the State Supreme Court. Cascaras, who pleaded guilty to first degree murder, had his execution stayed as his attorney noted an appeal while Governor Holt set a reprieve to September 14. Holt and Mexican consul Emilio Calderon Puig were to discuss the case in Helena.
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Pedro Casaras
Pedro Gonzales
State Supreme Court
Cascaras
Here
Frank P. Leiper
Holt
Emilio Calderon Puig
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Helena
Governor names Dillon man to state Education Board
Governor Elmer Holt named George M. Gosman of Dillon to fill the late Frank Eliel on the State Board of Education. The term ends February 1, 1937. Gosman, a Montanan native and druggist, studied pharmacy at Montana State University and started at the former campus before the department moved to Missoula.
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George M. Gosman
Frank Eliel
Helena
Elmer Holt
State Board of Education
Gosman
Montana State University Pharmacy Department
School of Pharmacy
Montana State College
Missoula
University
Montana
Dell
W. M. Johnston
Billings
O. A. Gullidge
Baker
W. S. Davidson
Bozeman
E. C Carruth
Havre
Carl D. Borton
Glasgow
Wallace Brennan
Emmet J. Riley
Power experts hear F D R on industry
President Roosevelt told the world power conference at Constitution Hall that additional federal projects may break a costly vicious circle limiting electricity use. He urged global experts to plan for widespread power to enable basic machine made products and hinted at reducing industrial over centralization. He triggered Boulder dam turbines with a presidential button as the speech ended.
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Roosevelt
World Power Conference
Constitution Hall
White House
Boulder Dam
Landon Campaign En Route To Maine In Indiana Stop
Gov Alf Landon pushed his presidential bid into Indiana on a five stop rear platform series as his special train moved toward Maine. He will end Maine campaigning with a Portland speech at 6 p m mountain time broadcast on NBC red network. Maine election is Monday. London visit noted with brief Chicago stopover and Republican figures.
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Maine
Alf M. Landon
Indiana
Portland
London
Chicago
George F. Harding
Ilinois
William Hard
Raymond Benjamin
Montana ranchers win slash in stock feed rates
In Helena on September 11 Montana drought area ranchers secured a rate reduction from southern railroads reducing freight charges on cottonseed cake and concentrated feed. The Montana Railroad Commission reported a 33 1/3 percent cut, while the Interstate Commerce Commission had sought 50 percent. A hearing had been held locally.
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Helena
Southern Railroads
J. G. Bruce
Montana Railroad Commission
Southern Lines
Bruce
Interstate Commerce Commission
A CHAIRMANSHIP CONTEST LOOMS
Great Falls reports the thirty-fifth biennial Montana Democratic convention opens at the Grand theater to elect state central officers adopt a platform and outline the general election campaign. Attendees from across the state expected a record turnout for the opening at 10 o clock. The gathering is described as highly democratic with diverse professions represented.
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Great Falls
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Montana
Grand Theater
State Central Committee
Drunk Driver Sentenced to Three Years in Montana Penitentiary
Havre September 11 Judge C B Elwell in Blaine county district court at Chinook sentenced Frank Stiff Arm to three years at hard labor in the Montana state penitentiary at Deer Lodge for drunken driving. This marked his second conviction after a prior six month jail term and a $300 fine last year.
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Montana
C. B. Elwell
Blaine County
Chinook
Frank Stiff Arm
Deer Lodge
Mass Slayer Leo Hall Executed in Washington
Leo Hall was executed at Walla Walla State Prison for the mass murder of six people in Bremerton in December 1934.
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Walla Walla State Prison
Wash
Leo Hall
Bremerton
Magnus Johnson III Near Death In Minnesota
Magnus Johnson former U S Senator nears death in Litchfield Minnesota after pneumonia a sinking spell tonight prompted fears of a fatal outcome before daybreak as doctors monitor his condition closely.
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Magnus Johnson III
Litchfield
Minn
Magnus Johnson
United States
Soviet Maneuvers Startle Europe Military Circles
Paris dispatches report massive Soviet maneuvers along the Russo-Polish frontier near Minsk. Major General A P Wavell notes the events demand firsthand seeing. Up to several hundred thousand soldiers participated with parachuted troops and airdrome captures completed in about eight minutes.
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Minsk
A. P. Wavell
Aldershot
Europe
Asia
Short Circuit Saboteurs Trailed by Navy G Men
The Naval Intelligence Department began a crack spy probe into an attack on the U S S Indianapolis. Saboteurs short circuited the cruiser’s cable system with wires driven into an electric line causing a fire on August 25. The ship, valued at 11 million dollars and carrying about 600 crew, was en route for a post repair roll.
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New York
Naval Intelligence Department
U. S
Indianapolis
C. A. Dunn
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Nalls
Quincy
Vincennes
Fore River
Massachusetts
Governor Proclaims Chain Store Tax Initiative on Ballot
Helena Sept 11 Governor Elmer Holt proclaimed Initiative number 39 a measure to tax chain stores for the November general election Matthews filed suit challenging petition validity but Judge Horsky ruled for state officials Appeals would go to the state supreme court Matthews contends petitions were deficient and irregular
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Helena
Elmer Holt
William Matthews
Secretary of State
A. J. Horsky
Matthews
State Supreme Court
High Court
Socialist Premier Blum calls meeting on spread of occupation strikes
Paris reports Premier Leon Blum issued a call for an extraordinary meeting of the signers of the accord that ended the first wave of walkouts, as strikes across occupations continue to spread.
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Paris
Leon Blum
Weather Outlook for Montana Saturday and Sunday
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions in Montana on Saturday and Sunday with little temperature change. No precipitation is expected and skies should remain mostly clear across the state.
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Montana
Bishop Gilmore to Break Ground for Parish House
Bishop Joseph M. Gilmore of Helena will break ground tomorrow for a $40 000 parish hall and clubhouse at Immaculate Conception parish. Construction starts next week and finishes by January. J Albert Broadland of Butte will build the two story structure with an auditorium gymnasium on the upper floor and clubroom showers gas heating storage and caretaker quarters on the lower floor.
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Immaculate Conception
Immaculate Coception
Joseph M. Gilmore
Helena
J. C. Willging
Willging
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