Mussolini backs plebiscites as Europe reels to war
Trieste crowds hear Premier Mussolini pledge Italy's place is chosen if the Czechoslovak crisis widens into general war. He reiterates support for the Rome Berlin axis and calls for minorities plebiscites in Czechoslovakia while stressing Italian superiority and Trieste's hold. In Prague, Czechoslovakia reports a gun battle at a customs station near the German border with over 100 attackers.
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Il Duce
Richard G. Maslock
Trieste
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Europe
Tr Duce
Czechoslovakia
Tyrol
Austria- Hungary
Hig
Mussolini
Trauce
Prague
Germany
Milan Hodza
Asch
Sudetenland
Hodza
Britain and France Reach Policy Agreement Over Czechoslovakia
In London and Paris a 12 hour conference yields a complete agreement on pursuing a peaceful solution to the Czechoslovak question. Britain and France reportedly favor pressuring Czechoslovakia to concede German populated areas in exchange for a seven power security guarantee.
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Neville Chamberlain
Edouard Deladier
Georges Bonnet
Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Poland
Hungary
Rumania
Czechslovakia
Russia
Reorganization Bill May Be Amended by Opponents
Senator Tydings predicts opponents of President Roosevelts reorganization bill will be able to attach amendments. He says Democratic victories over presidential opposition may lead to changes in the draft for the next session beginning in January. Roosevelt aides previously defeated attempts to grant Congress power to accept or reject reorganization orders and to preserve the comptroller general.
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Washington
Tydings
Maryland
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Congress
Business and Professional Women meet at Silver Bow club
State executive board members of the Business and Professional Women’s clubs gather at noon at the Silver Bow club to plan the coming year. Mrs Margaret Clifford of Kalispell state president presides and attends a banquet that evening with clubs from Dillon Anaconda Bozeman Helena and Deer Lodge.
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The
Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Silver Bow Club
Margaret Clifford
Kalispell
Clifford
Butte Club
Dillon
Anaconda
Bozeman
Helena
Deer Lodge
Helen Bocking
Mildred Drew
Eleanor Tenner
Methodist Church
Montana hotel men to meet in Butte today
A one day Montana Hotel Men's association convention opens in Butte at the Finlen hotel. Maurice Weiss of Finlen is state president. arrival list includes couples and managers from Great Falls Glasgow Billings Miles City Bozeman Havre and other towns plus delegates from Idaho. Banquet planned for 7 p m.
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Montana
Montana Hotel Men's Association
Maurice Weiss
Finlen
Butte
Fred Perry
Park Hotel
Great Falls
Ralph Bricker
Rainbow
Pat Egan
Rainbow Hotel
A. J. Breitenstein
Breitenstein
P. J. Campbell
Glasgow
Andy
F. A. Hetherington
Joseph
Forsyth
G. 8. McKay
Northern
Billings
Roy Milligan
Milligan
Miles City
George R. Marsh
Calvert
Lewistown
E. A. Swanz
Graves
Harlowton
P. R. Gorham
Gorham
Scobey
R. B. McNab Jr
John K. McNab
Baxter
Bozeman
W. A. Connacher
Garfield
Jordan
L. A. Stouffer
New Yellowstone Hotel
Laurel
W. B. d’Autremont
Roundup
Mary F. Becker
Kennedy Hotel
H. D. Miller
New Roosevelt Hotel
E. Brady
Pocatello
Idaho
Dan Young
Gallatin Gateway Inn
H. G. Scofield
H. T. Russell
Havre
Meeting on federal housing authority in Butte
A mass meeting is called for tonight at 8 in the city council chambers to discuss establishing a federal housing authority in Butte. Alderman Matt Trudgen will open the session as chairman of the judiciary committee. The effort aims to build 300 new homes funded by the Federal Housing Authority in Washington. A strong turnout is expected due to local interest.
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Federal Housing Authority
Butte
Matt Trudgen
Judiciary Committee
City Council
Washington
Arthur Hepburn
Congress
Puerto Rico
United States
Alaska
Montana Weather Outlook Partly Cloudy to Tuesday
Montana forecasts show partly cloudy skies on Monday and Tuesday with likely showers in the western portion. Temperatures expected to remain steady with little overall change.
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Montana
Roosevelt purge test looms in four states on Tuesday
The 1938 Democratic primary campaign ends Tuesday with voting in New York Massachusetts New Jersey and Wisconsin. The president aims to purge anti New Dealers from the party while New York conventions the following week draw major attention and potential future presidential influence. The Gashouse district in New York City highlights the liberal conservative clash as Roosevelt opposes renominating Rep John O Connor.
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New York
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Senate
United States
New York City
Roosevelt
John O’connor
Helena Man Fatally Injured In Gun Mishap
John J. Marshall 35 of Helena was shot in the abdomen by a loaded shotgun while placing it in a vehicle during a bird hunting trip. He died about 20 minutes later after the accident 18 miles northeast of Helena en route to Townsend hospital. He hunted with three companions including his 14 year old son Jack. first Montana hunting fatality this season.
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Helena
John J. Marshall
Marshall
Townsend
Marshal
Jack
Montana
Seattle Attorney Chadwick Wins American Legion National Commander
Stephen F. Chadwick of Seattle was assured election as national commander after Milo J. Warner of Toledo and Raymond J. Kelly of Detroit withdrew. Lynn A. Stambaugh of Fargo also withdrew, leaving Chadwick unopposed as Legionnaires gathered in Los Angeles for the 1939 convention.
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Los Angeles
Stephen F. Chadwick
Seattle
American Legion
Milo J. Warner
Toledo
Ohio
Raymond J. Kelly
Detroit
Lynn A. Stambaugh
Fargo
N. D
Chadwick
Chicago
This Czech Trouble Has Got to End at Once
An article reports Hitler stating the Czech issue must be ended now. The Daily Mail quotes Hitler criticizing the Czechs and comparing the situation to a tumor harming Europe, while praising Chamberlain's sincerity. A separate naval study in Washington seeks expanded defences through destroyers and bases for January Congress.
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Hitler
London
The
London Daily Mail Tonight
Adolf Hitler
G. Ward Price
Berchtesgaden
Germany
Price
Mussolini
Daily Mail
Chamberlain
Inventive Genius Aims to End Bowling Alibi For Strikes
Art Merkle of Butte, Montana Bowling Association leader, plus Helena engineer Jack Kaiserman and Earl Tucker of Central alleys at Helena, unveil a patented device to improve pin setting and boost strike accuracy. The invention, backed by Montana Power, promises to change bowling for millions by correcting pin placement.
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United States
Butteman
Helena
Art Merkle
Butte
The
Mon
Tana Bowling Association
Jack Kaiserman
Montana Power Company
Earl Tucker
Anaconda
Venus seen in daytime by Butte residents in rare display
Amid a bright afternoon sky, Planets Venus appeared over Butte as part of its periodic shopping spree near Earth. Observers noted it remained far beyond 25 million miles, never closer than that distance and never farther than 161 million miles.
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Venus
Butte
French leaders urge Roosevelt to save European peace
Paris reports French political figures appeal to President Roosevelt to avert a broader war as Daladier and Bonnet meet British leaders in London over Hitler's demands. Socialists Blum and Dormoy urge U.S. influence, citing Wilson and Jaures as precedents, with calls for Roosevelt to counsel Europe.
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Paris
Roosevelt
Europe
Edouard Daladier
Georges Bonnet
London
le Populaire
le Petit Journal
Prague
Col
Francois de la Rocque
French Social Party
Blum
Marx Dormoy
Jean Jaures
Wilson
Indian Summer Weather Prevails in Butte
Butte enjoys a prolonged Indian summer with sun all day and an almost cloudless sky. Temperatures stayed above 80 degrees for most of the afternoon, marking four weeks of continued fine weather.
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Butte
Nazis Take Equipment From Spanish Front
Confidential advices in Washington report German withdrawal of war equipment from Spain, with faster shipments of Bilboa ore. The notices note disappearance of a new rapid fire artillery piece and several aircraft including Messerschmitt and Heinkel models, amid reduced Franco offensive activity.
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Washington
Spain
Bilboa
Germany
Messerschmidt
Heinkel
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