Roosevelt announces coal code approved for final submission
President Roosevelt says a coal code agreeable to conference representatives has been approved for final submission to individual operators and producers associations. Recovery Administrator Hugh S Johnson hopes to sign by midnight, with most independents expected to back the revised draft acceptable to the United Mine Workers and NRA. The final signature face a procedural delay, not strong opposition.
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Roosevelt
Washington
U.P
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
United Mine Workers
the Recovery Administration
Goali
Dallas jailer and market operator held on Bailey escape charges
Thomas L. Manion Dallas county jailer and Grover C. Bevill meat market operator were arrested in Dallas on federal counts tied to Harvey Bailey the Urschel kidnapping and Union Station massacre case. Both bonded at 10000 each and ordered to stand trial Sept 25 before Judge William H. Atwell. Manion and Bevill pleaded not guilty. Bailey remains jailed in Oklahoma City awaiting trial Monday with 11 others.
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Dallas
Texas
Thomas L. Manion
Harvey Bailey
Urschel
Union Station
Kansas City
Grover C. Bevill
United States
Lee R. Smith
William H. Atwell
Manion
Bevill
Jack Beval
Bailey
Oklahoma City
Charles F. Urschel
Ardmore
Oklo
Nick Tresp
Tresp
Frank J. Blake
Repeal Seen as an Aid to Treasury Surplus Hopes
Secretary Woodin returned to his desk after illness and said a surplus might appear when the books balance at year end. He called repeal of the 18th amendment probable, predicting it would aid fiscal officers in balancing accounts. Treasury receipts for the year exceed ordinary expenditures by $8,435,780 as internal revenue officials handle last year’s income taxes.
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Washington
Woodin
Treasury
Cuba's President Holds Secret Talks with Opposition Leaders
In Havana Dr Ramon Gray San Martin met with top opposition factions in secret talks and reportedly refused to resign. An anti American demonstration led by the Association of Revolutionary Women was announced for September 17.
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Ramon Grau San Martin
Cuba
Havana
Dr. San Martin
Ramon Gray San Martin
The
Association of Revolutionary Women
Butte High School and Mines Dormitory Planned
Two building projects in Butte totaling 1,150,000 will employ about 500 craftsmen at 15,000 weekly payroll. Half of the cost goes to local wages with no taxpayer cost for the dormitory, and projects should finish in nine months.
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Butte
School of Mines
High $75,000 Award Tops Alienation of Affections
Chicago lawyers report Alfred C. Read Jr. and one other man hold the only cases with affections valued at $75,000 by juries. Miss Claire Windsor was ordered to pay Read’s wife this amount for allegedly alienating his affections, a figure tied for the largest damage in such suits aside from Hendrick vs. Biggers.
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Chicago
Alfred C. Read Jr
United States
Claire Windsor
Read
New York
Hendrick Vs
Japanese envoy Debuchi to stay as U S ambassador
Koki Hirota the new Japanese foreign minister said Debuchi will remain ambassador to the United States. He described Debuchi as one of his oldest and closest friends and stated he has no intention of replacing him.
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Tokyo
Katsuji Debuchi
United States
Koki Hirota
Japan
Debuchi
Hirota
United Press
Road oiling crews to wind up year's work October 1
Helena Montana September 15 oiling crews of the state highway department will finish the season around October 1 with about 200 miles oiled, far short of 1932's 335 miles. Failure to sell the 1933 state highway debentures limited the program. The 30 mile Evaro hill to St Ignatius oil job will conclude the work, with several route segments completed including Billings to Hardin and Great Falls to Fort Benton.
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Helena
State Highway Department
E. B. Donohue
Public Works Board
Evaro Hill
St. Ignatius
Missoula
Lake Counties
Toston
Three Forks
Laurel
Bridger
Wyoming Line
Great Falls
Fort Benton
Big Sandy
Havre
Roundup
Klein
Harlowton
Billings
Hardin
Glacier Park closes for season in record year
Glacier National Park ends its season described as the most successful since establishment. All entrances stay open for fall visitors who must bring their own accommodations as hotels and chalets are closed. Roads including Going-to-the-Sun stay open until winter snows arrive. Travel figures show a substantial rise over 1930 and about 40 percent higher than 1932.
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Glacier Park
Glacier National Park
EF. T. Scoven
Montana Weekend Weather Forecast
Montana outlook unsettled Saturday with showers in the eastern areas and rising temperatures in the far east. Sunday brings partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions across the region.
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Montana
Silver coinage plan looms as Pittman eyes Roosevelt
Senator Pittman says he is studying the authority under the farm relief law to call for free silver coinage and would urge President Roosevelt to use silver to expand currency and lift price levels if authority exists. He plans talks with the president in days ahead.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pittman
Nevada
Thomas
Utah
Butte Lone Bandit Stages Circuit of Cities Heists
Investigators believe a lone bandit roaming a circuit of cities including Meaderville and Butte is responsible for a series of daring stickups. The latest raid at the Rocky Mountain cafe yielded 245 dollars in currency. Sheriff Larry Weir says Butte may be part of the bandit's routine, with Colorado towns noting prior gaps in his spree.
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Butte
Lone Bandit
Weir
Rocky Mountain Cafe
Meaderville
Larry Weir
Colorado
Mad hurricane tolls the coast in September gale
The coast guard reported Pamlico Sound residents inundated by record tides as New Bern and other waterfront towns logged floodwater. Hatteras recorded an 80 mile per hour wind with barometer at 29.00 as warnings extended to Virginia Capes and Boston ahead of the tropical storm.
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Norfolk
Coast Guard
Pamlico
New Bern
N. C
Norfolk Coast Guard
Hattaras
Washington
Atlantic
Hatteras
Weather Bureau
Wilmington
Virginia Capes
Boston
Russian Trade Official Frames Chinese Eastern Sale as Peace Move
A Soviet trade official described the sale of the Chinese Eastern Railway as a strategic peace measure amid Japanese interest in Manchuria. He said Moscow seeks to avoid conflict and considers the railway vital but not worth provoking fights, noting its route from Karymskaya through Manchuria to Vladivostok.
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Manchuria
Tokyo
Japan
Soviet Union
Karymskaya
Vladivostok
Pacific
Resignation Rumors Circulate Over Interior Office
Theodore A. Walters, first assistant secretary of the interior of Idaho, is reportedly considering resigning to protest department management. Walters denied any present intention to resign when asked, while rumors persist among senators and Walters' friends.
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Washington
Theodore A. Walters
Idaho
Interior
Roosevelt
Ickes
Walters
Tropical hurricane reportedly kills dozens in region
The Associated Press reports a tropical hurricane likely killed thirty two people, with further details continued on page 14. The casualty figure is based on early tallies as rescue teams survey affected areas.
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Associated Press
Elderly Butte Man Robbed by Strong-Arm Bandits
John Blee, 65, of 212 1/2 Yew Street, was robbed of $1.10 by two men in the 1100 block of Upper East Galena Street shortly before 9 PM. He said one man asked for money, the other restrained him while the first searched his pockets and took his belongings. He reported the incident to Sheriff Larry Well.
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John Blee
Yew Street
Sheriff's Office
Upper East Galena Street
Blee
Larry
Tense mood grows over Cuba crisis as U S troops eyed
Administration officials fear a landing in Cuba as threats of mob violence against an American ice factory and a Spanish shoe plant intensify. At Manzanillo the labor dispute worsens with Americans held near Cristo, where 12 Americans are kept under watch.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
Administration
Manzanillo
Santiago
Cristo
Young Democrats 10 Hold State Meeting in Great Falls
Delegates from Montana Young Democrat clubs gather in Great Falls to perfect a state organization with Governor Cooney slated to speak. Delegations from Helena, Butte, Billings, Lewistown, Havre, and Anaconda expected. The convention opens at 1 30 tomorrow followed by a banquet in the evening.
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Great Falls
Montana
Young Democrat
Cooney
Helena
Butte
Billings
Lewistown
Havre
Anaconda
Public Works Board Praises Butte High School Plan
The Helena public works board called the Butte school application the most complete and business like. It recommends an $800,000 bond if voters approve in School District No. 1. No debt payments for three years may aid the bond election, with financial matters continuing thereafter.
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Public Works Board
Lauds Butte
Helena
Butte
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