Roosevelt stop draws midwestern cheers in Iowa
President Roosevelt spoke to about 1,500 at Marshalltown Iowa praising farm price stabilization without harming the government. Crowds welcomed him in Clinton and Marshalltown as his train neared Wyoming and Hawaii trip. Senator O Mahoney welcomed the visit and downplayed rumored reprisals.
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State Group to Greet President on Special Train
Helena officials and political leaders will travel to Livingston on Friday to meet President Roosevelt and his party Saturday morning. Acting Governor Hugh R. Adair will lead the delegation and extend the state's official greeting at Livingston.
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President Roosevelt Sees Corn Crop Looking Marvelous in Midwest Tour
The President said the corn crop looked marvelous and noted improvements during his yearly checks. He travels by special train from Iowa through Nebraska toward Wyoming after Iowa appearances, with three more stops planned.
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Changes Announced in Registration at School of Mines
Registrar W. M. Brown of Montana School of Mines announces major changes in registration procedures. Registration starts Monday morning. Juniors and seniors must complete registration before noon to allow graduate students to register by the same committee later that afternoon.
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Park group to meet President Roosevelt for Yellowstone talks
Livingston reports President Roosevelt will see a 12 member committee from the Yellowstone Park Civic association before his train departure. The plan follows a note from Col Marvin H. McIntyre to Secretary McIntyre indicating limited conference time and possible discussion with Rep James F OConnor in lieu of a full audience.
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Tennessee straw vote defeats repeal proposals
Dry forces win a large margin in a statewide straw poll on repeal of Tennessee dry laws. Unofficial results from 871 of 2,280 precincts show repeal opposition 57,478 to 15,692 in a low turnout estimate around one third of the 500,000 eligible voters. The nonbinding referendum cost an estimated 50 000 to 100 000 dollars and carried little support in Memphis Chattanooga Knoxville and Nashville.
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Butte Doctor Potter to Retire After 30 Years in Practice
Dr. Peter Potter, noted eye ear nose and throat surgeon in Butte, announced plans to retire effective Nov. 1, 30 years after opening his first office around Sept. 1907. He was honored by the Silver Bow Medical Society at a banquet and will remain active in Butte civic life.
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Police guard Japanese ambassador in London amid anti-Japanese protest
Extra police rushed to protect the home of Japanese Ambassador Shigeru Yoshida as a crowd gathered outside Grosvenor Square and chanted anti-Japanese slogans. Demonstrators moved around the area, police questioned leaders, and the ambassador’s residence received a special guard with no arrests reported.
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F D R Invited to Football Tangle
Dick Nelson president of Montana State College student body telegraphed President Roosevelt inviting him to attend the MSU homecoming celebration and football game with Utah University in Bozeman. Roosevelt was en route to Yellowstone park and had not replied by late tonight.
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Montana Weather Forecast Friday Through Saturday
Montana forecast calls for generally fair conditions Friday and Saturday with rising temperatures. In the extreme west, warmth increases on Friday and continues into Saturday.
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Legion Gallo for Navy of Regard Advances National Security
The American Legion closed its nineteenth national convention urging a navy second to none and increases to Army Guard and Reserve strength. Daniel J. Doherty of Woburn was elected national commander and pledged to carry out the convention mandate. The resolution supports legal punishment for attacks on the U.S. government and calls for 180,000 soldiers, 14,500 officers, 210,000 National Guards, 120,000 reserves, camps for 50,000 youths annually, and at least one well equipped flying field.
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Billings youths plead guilty in murder trial
In Billings on Sept 23, Robert Patton and John Kortje pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the June 28 Sandin slaying, after Patton admitted his role to Special Officer Penrod. Separate trials set. Judge Harwood to sentence Monday at 9:15. County Attorney sought the death penalty.
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Bud) Patton
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Eight Catholic High Schools Meet In Helena Conference
About 1500 students from eight Catholic and public high schools in western Montana gather in Helena for the second annual Students' Catholic Action conference. Hosts are Girls' Central and Christian Brothers high schools Butte with speakers including Archbishop Shiel and Bishop Gilmore. Registration starts at 8 a.m. at multiple venues and services follow at St Patrick church and Christian Brothers high school.
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Twin Boys Born to Mr and Mrs Jack Cooley
The Cooleys of 51 East Park Street welcomed twin boys born yesterday at Murray hospital. Medical odds on multiples are discussed with references to historical statistics and notes the Cooleys’ twins are reported well.
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Fall weather gripes Montana as snow flurries race mountains
Snow fell and temperatures dipped across Montana on the first day of fall. Reports from Helena to Glendive show overcast skies, lows in the fifties and sixties, with heavy snow in the Cooke City Red Lodge area and Mammoth Hot Springs. Rainfall varied, Billings recording the day’s heaviest precipitation. President Roosevelt planned a weekend visit to Yellowstone, where snow covered areas and cold winds continued. Fire danger eased in Deer Lodge forest as ratings dropped to Class One.
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Rangers Sneak Off to Catch President Fish
In Mammoth Hot Springs Yellowstone Park Sept 23 President and Mrs Roosevelt will breakfast on trout. Rangers from the permanent staff skipped work to fish at favored holes to provide enough for the visiting party.
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Japanese paper says U S harm from restraining Nanking bombings
Nichi Nichi Today argues the United States and allies misread legalities as it warns that halting Japanese air attacks on Nanking would worsen U S, British, and other powers’ peril. It asserts Chiang Kai-shek’s retreat would doom North China and Shanghai, stressing Nanking’s central role.
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Powder blast kills man on lonely claim near Anaconda
Leonard Hansen, 37, Anaconda machinist and part time miner, was found dead at a mine 10 miles northwest of Anaconda. Coroner said death occurred two days earlier and there will be no inquest. He is survived by his parents and siblings.
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Pupil fires at principal then shoots self at Ohio school
In Toledo a 12 year old pupil shot 59 year old Arlington school principal Miss June Mapes then turned the pistol on himself. The boy Robert Snyder was wounded in the head and hospitalized in fair condition while Miss Mapes remained in serious condition after being shot in the abdomen. Detectives said the shooting occurred as the pupil demanded to see a 12 year old girl and the principal tried to escort him out.
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