Officials study case possible impact of trade curtailment with China
Washington officials weighed potential effects of a trade curtailment with China if Japan seizes major Chinese ports such as Shanghai and other coastal centers. They noted past Manchuria seizures that limited foreign exporters to small allowed goods. Hull said questions about the customs situation have arisen amid the Asiatic crisis and that officials are examining the issue.
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Washington
China
Japan
Shanghai
Manchuria
Hull
Police hunt vandals after tires slashed on cars
Police were seeking suspects believed to have slashed tires on at least 46 parked cars. The latest incidents occurred Sunday night in the 100 block of West Galena and nearby streets with seven cars damaged, each tire punctured by what appeared to be an ice pick.
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West Galena
Leonard Mine
Mines School Registration Sets Record
A 30 percent one day enrollment rise at Montana School of Mines was reported by registrar W Milton Brown. By last evening 319 had registered with many more waiting. total may reach 350 by week end.
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W. Milton Brown
Montana School of Mines
Montana Engineering College
Brown
Francis Thomson
St. James’ Hospital
Bombay
India
Charles
Edmond Fern
Cattle Bring Peak Price of Past 18 Years
Chicago buyers paid 19.60 per hundredweight for cattle, the highest since 1919 and tied for September’s all time high from 1918. Demand was lifted by scarcity of choice grain fed cattle, signaling tight supplies in the market.
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Chicago
Sleeping beauty on deathbed in Oak Park
Patricia Maguire, once a stenographer, lies in a Chicago area hospital with bronchial pneumonia and high fever. Doctors fear she may not survive the night as she remains in a fragile, normal sleep aided by oxygen. Her mother Mrs. Peter Miley and sister Mrs. Gladys Hansen keep vigil nearby while stepfather Peter Miley paces the corridor. The illness began in February 1932 after her life in the slums, now a lingering mystery.
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Chicago
Patricia Maguire
Oak Park
Patricia
Peter Miley
Gladys Hansen
League denounces Japanese air raids on Chinese cities
The League of Nations advisory committee condemned Japanese aerial bombardment of open towns in China, urging the assembly to brand Japan the aggressor in the undeclared Sino Japanese conflict. Diplomats from Britain France Sweden and Russia joined China in urging enforcement of international law and covenant principles.
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Geneva
League of Nations Advisory Committee
League Assembly
Wellington Koo
China
League
Japan
Great Britain
France
Sweden
Russia
William Munters
Latvia
Munters
Copper Prices Dropped One Cent a Pound
New York copper on Sept 27 fell one cent per pound along with a four cent drop in lead. The new copper price stood at 13 cents with lead at 6 to 6.05 cents New York basis and 5.85 cents East St Louis. The cuts came from major producers amid weak domestic demand and a steady decline in export copper prices.
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New York
Roosevelt
Petty Quarrels Mark Fraternity Pledges at Montana College
A list of pledges from Butte and Anaconda among new members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Kappa Sigma at Montana State College in Bozeman was announced last night. The names include William Anderson and Kenny Bowman of Livingston, Ed Boerke and Jack Burke of Livingston, and many others from across the state, with pledges from Bozeman, Helena, Havre, Billings, Lewistown, and more.
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Butte
Anaconda
Montana State College
Bozeman
Sigma Alpha Fepsilon
William Anderson
Livingston
al Bowman
Kenny Bowman
Yellowstone Park
Ed Boerke
Jack Burke
Harlowton
Dick Briggs
Floyd Butler
Pete Carstensen
Helena
Everett Darlington
John Fisher
Eugene Graf
Jack Hambly
Phillip Hodges
Lewistown
Carl Howe
Tom Jansen
Wolf Point
Tom Kuka
Havre
Jerry Langman
Billings
Joey May
Jack McGuire
Bob Nelson
Leland Rice
John Sand
Forsyth
Fred Weber
Deer Lodge
Fred Williams
Keith Williams
Big Timber
Roosevelt Keeps Eye On Bigger Goals For America
President Roosevelt told Idaho listeners he aims to focus on larger objectives for the nation. He cited peace, coordinated industry, broader distribution of control, and prosperous agriculture, drawing in Borah as a nearby echo of his sentiments. He urged care for resources and children as he toured Boise, calling Washington narrow and seeking unity over petty disputes.
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Boise
Ida
Idaho
Roosevelt
Better America
Aim
William F. Borah
Borah
America
Washington
Descendant of Independence Signer Dies in Kansas City
Benjamin Harrison 45 a great grandson of President William Henry Harrison and a descendant of the signer of the Declaration of Independence died today in Kansas City He was also a nephew and namesake of President Benjamin Harrison and the death ends a notable presidential lineage.
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Kansas City
Benjamin Harrison
William Henry Harrison
Endeavour I Sighted Under Sail After Two Weeks Adrift
The British racing yacht Endeavour I, an America's Cup challenger, was sighted about 260 miles off Ireland after drifting for two weeks following a tow line break off Rhode Island. Captain Vernon H. Alcock reported the yacht shipshape with no casualties and the crew on deck. The vessel split from Viva II near Newport on Sept 13 and was seen by the Cheyenne’s master.
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London
Endeavour I
Rhode Island
Ireland
Vernon H. Alcock
Cheyenne
United Press
Lloyd’s
Lloyd's
Newport
Edward Heard
Viva II
Roosevelt Orders Park Kept Open
President Roosevelt canceled the planned September 26 closure of Yellowstone National Park after protests from Montanans Wyomingites and Idahoans. The park will stay open for another fortnight for motor tourists if highways remain clear. fishing and staffed facilities will stay closed.
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Washington
Yellowstone Park
Roosevelt
Ickes
Mysterious gray cap man sought in Ross kidnapping
Chicago dated report details a 72 year old Charles H Ross abducted after dining with Florence Freihaze at the Fargo hotel in Sycamore Illinois. A suspect described as the mysterious man in a gray cap is pursued as detectives widen the search while Mrs Ross and attorney Edmund Cummings Jr await a ransom demand.
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Chicago
Tne
Charles
Ross
Fargo
Sycamore
Ill
Florence Freihaze
Canain Daniel Gilbert
States
Montana Weather Outlook
Montana faces a cloudy Tuesday with showers and cooler conditions in the far east and warmer conditions in the far west. Wednesday keeps the unsettled pattern with warmer trends across the west and central regions.
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Montana
Britain orders probe as Russia warns over bombardment
Shanghai reports Japanese bombing raids on eastern China kill hundreds of civilians and threaten supply lines. Troops strike near Nanking with several towns hit and the Canton-Hankow railway terminus burned. Soviet Russia issues a stern note protesting lawless bombardment and holds Japan responsible.
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South China
Nanking
China
Chuhsien
Kinghwa
Shanghai
Canton
Metropolis
Soviet
Russia
Japan
Drunk Drivers Warned of Permit Revocation by Judge Buckley
Judge Louis A Buckley warned that all drunken driving convicts will have their operator permits revoked for the rest of the year. He issued $50 fines to two defendants, with John Nicoles appealing. Bond set at $100 after Nicoles was arrested Saturday on South Arizona street following a collision.
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Louis A. Buckley
Buckley
John Nicoles
Nicoles
Elmer Powell
del Rodda
Arizona
Jim
Tate Disputes With PWA Over Policy Settled
Montana Governor Roy E Ayers announced that technical policy differences between the Montana water conservation board and the Public Works Administration were settled in Washington conferences. Attending were O S Warden and Rockwood Brown of Billings, R J Kelly, and Harold Ickes officials. PWA rural electrification funds for extending existing projects were assured for Montana.
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Helena
Montana Water Conservation Board
Public Works Administration
Washington
Roy E. Ayers
O.S. Warden
Great Falls
Rockwood Brown
Billings
R. J. Kelly
The
Water Board
Secretary of the Interior
Harold Ickes
PWA
Montana
Kelly
Teamster Officials Face Criminal Charges in San Francisco
The Committee for Industrial Organization filed 40 affidavits seeking federal criminal charges against leaders of the Teamsters' union amid a waterfront jurisdiction dispute with the CIO. The affidavits accuse AFL affiliated union officials of violence intimidation and threats on the San Francisco Bay area.
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San Francisco
U.P
Committee For Industrial Organization Today
Teamsters’ Union
Co. I. O
San Francisco Bay
American Federation of Labor
Highway Patrol officers file actions against 17 drivers
Seventeen drivers face charges in justice of the peace courts in Silver Bow county. Six charged with crossing a freshly painted center line, five with reckless driving, three with speeding, two with passing on a curve, and one with parking on a highway while asleep.
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State Highway Patrol
Justice of the Peace Courts
J. C. MacKenzie
Vergil Farrar
Lawrence Glassop
Wisdom
Rocker
A. M. Spritzer
Kennedy Avenue
Harding Way
Peter Bureau
Gold Street
Same
Carl Nieden
Follet
Texas
Ramsay
R. E. Davidson
Billings
Dave Kunz
Whitehall
Thomas H. Campbell
North Main Street
Walter E. Conchin
West Park Street
Anaconda
G. Beal
German Gulch
B. J. Matheson
Deer Lodge
John Black
Monroe Street
Lewis O’brien
West Broadway
Andrew Kolsher
James Linzey
West Third Street
Butte-Anaconda
James McDevitt
Virginia Street
John Murphy
Wyoming Street
George Gregson
Silver Bow County
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