Roosevelt pushs forward NRA overhaul plans after Johnson resignation
President Roosevelt, returning to the White House after a month, outlined an evolutionary reorganization of the NRA. He pledged a unified, simplified front against depression while signaling personnel shifts in the high command and met with NRA counsel Donald Richberg to discuss a three point program modeled after the federal government setup.
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Hugh S. Johnson
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Two Arrests Halt State Swindling Career Ends
The sensational career of two traveling swindlers, who duped Montana merchants with bad checks, ended with both men jailed. Edwin S. Davis of Butte and A Z Jack Ellis of Kittitas Wash were arrested after a capital city check forge incident and prior flight. Davis was captured in Helena after boarding a northbound mail plane. Ellis was nabbed in Butte at the request of Ellensburg sheriff.
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Tax Reform Fight Seen At Next Legislative Meet
Montana prepares for a heated debate on government reform targeting county offices and district consolidation. The issue pits urban centers against rural areas as supporters push to trim 56 counties to 25 and reduce 2,200 school districts, amid a broader agenda ahead of November votes and January session.
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Woman and man hunted in landmark Detroit murder case
Lillian Gallaher, found strangled and bludgeoned in a trunk in a Detroit apartment, had been missing since Thursday. A hammer stained with blood was recovered in the apartment occupied since July 10 by Mr and Mrs M W Goodrich. Detectives chased leads including Goodrich suspects tied to prior molestations in Youngstown. Police report Miss Gertrude Berg saw Gallaher enter the Goodrich unit last Thursday evening.
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Giants Rally Fails as Cards Edge Pirates 3 0
Waite Hoyt limits St Louis to two hits to beat the Cards 3 0 and keep pace with the Phillies in a tight pennant race. Gus Mancuso drives in all Giants runs with two homers and a long fly, but a ninth inning error on Adolfo Luque’s pitch proves costly as Sylvester Johnson scores the deciding run. The Giants drop to fourth in the standings with New York’s 5 4 defeat to Philadelphia.
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Meaderville Ladies Night Celebrated by Exchange Club
The Butte Exchange Club in Meaderville held its annual Ladies Night with over 60 couples attending a banquet and program. Dr. Tom B. Moore chaired and spoke on Alaska, noting its small population and mining history as the evening praised by members.
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Standard to Show Series on Big Board
The Montana Standard plans its famous outdoor scoreboard in front of its West Broadway building for the 1934 World Series. Detroit has clinched the American League pennant while Butte fans favor the St Louis club over the New York Yankees. The display will be ready for the first pitch next Wednesday.
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National Mining Institute Officers Honored by Local Unit Visit
Three national officers of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers were honored at a banquet in the Silver Bow club during the Montana section annual visit. H. N. Eavenson, Karl Eilers, and A. B. Parsons addressed the gathering before leaving with Dr. F. A. Thomson for continued events.
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County Health Board Sets Saturday Meeting on Infantile Paralysis
County health officials announce a 10 oclock Saturday meeting in the county commissioner's office to discuss the infantile paralysis situation in Silver Bow. Reports from inspectors and physicians will be heard, with potential action on lifting the partial quarantine. Seven cases had prompted closures of schools theaters churches and large gatherings. no new cases have been reported amid improving conditions from recent storms.
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Josh Coupla Beers True Retort at Police Chiefs Meet
At the International Association of Police Chiefs convention, Dr. Theron W. Kilmer presented a routine for motorists charged with driving while intoxicated. His method begins with asking the driver one simple question, Is there anything the matter with you. The remark is part of a broader discussion on handling motorists who have been celebrating birthdays.
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German doctor: Fisch died in abject poverty
Leipzig reports Dr. R Chamitzer, a stomach specialist who treated Isador Fisch, declares the late doctor died in abject poverty. He shows unpaid bills as evidence, stating the Fisch family has no money to settle debts and has not paid for the care.
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Mining City Awaits Start of Indian Summer Today
The weather forecast from Butte airport predicts a nice large day and the start of Indian summer marking the first real sunshine since Sunday's surprise storm that brought several inches of snow and freezing temperatures across the West.
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Montana and Wyoming Forecast: Fair Thursday and Friday
A general forecast for Montana and Wyoming calls for fair weather on Thursday and Friday. Temperatures trend warmer on Thursday with overall mild conditions expected into the end of the work week.
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Mussolini pushes marriage drive to boost births
Rome reports that Benito Mussolini announced a plan to raise Italy's birth rate by requiring all marriageable maids to give up work. He urged government and private firms to demand marital intent from applicants as a condition of employment.
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Truth Told About Painless Dentistry Allegation
Chicago on September 26 Dr Harold T Potter confessed to painless dentistry claims admitting he removed about 2000 dollars in gold dental work from an exhibit at Northwestern University his alma mater state attorney Richard Devine said Potter's admission relates to the alleged theft from the university exhibit.
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Hauptmann indicted in Lindbergh extortion case
United Press reports Bruno Richard Hauptmann was indicted for extorting 50000 dollars from Col. Charles A Lindbergh. Lindbergh testified 17 minutes before the Bronx county grand jury as detectives found 840 dollars of ransom money hidden in Hauptmanns garage along with a loaded pistol.
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German War Symbols Linked to Lindbergh Kidnapping Note
Reports from Dresden suggest the target shaped insignia worn by Saxon engineers in World War I may explain the symbols in the Lindbergh ransom notes. Observers note two overlapping blue circles with a red dot could signify a bursting grenade used by anti tank troops. Investigators consider Hauptmann’s possible service in these units and warn the symbol may threaten swift death if negotiations fail.
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Taxes Greatest Danger to Mining Convention Told
Paul H. Hunt of Kedley Utah told the American Mining Congress western division that higher taxes on mining properties threaten a lower standard of living. A. W. Dickinson of Washington warned of additional tax burdens as Congress may raise taxes in the coming session. A round table on unemployment insurance and workers compensation showed mining executives anxious about rising social costs.
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