Sleeping Beauty of Oak Park Dies in Chicago Hospital
Patricia Maguire known as the sleeping beauty of Oak Park dies in a Chicago hospital after pneumonia ends a five year coma from a rare sleep disorder. Family at her bedside included her mother Mrs Laide Miley and sister Mrs Gladys Hansen with doctors stating death came after a quiet coma and pneumonia.
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Gladys Hansen
Asa Bacon
Ray Cochrange
Peter Miley
Ida Maguire
Marquette, Mich
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Valentine
Roosevelt eyes balanced budget and TVA style power
President Roosevelt announced a balanced budget target for the next fiscal year and pressed the Bonneville dam start button before about 10,000 spectators. He proposed regional development authorities to spread cheap hydro power, echoing a Nor ris bill to create seven or eight regional divisions for national planning and decentralization.
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Nebraska
Byrd Urges Action to Balance federal budget
Senator Byrd of Virginia pressed for immediate Presidential action to curb spending, stating the economy must be halted by stopping checks. His call echoed President Roosevelt’s Bonneville Oregon forecast that the budget would balance in the coming fiscal year, arguing the government should not keep spending 7.5 billion dollars annually.
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Congress likely to skip early special session
Washington reports indicate a strong guess that there will be no special session of Congress though President Roosevelt has not issued any word. Democratic lawmakers say momentum favors addressing farm legislation in the next session, with many delaying plans until January. In Massachusetts the seventh district elected Lawrence J Connery of Lynn to the House to succeed the late Connery.
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Lawrence
Fred G. Bushold
Union Party
Huge Crowds Greet F D R in Coast City
President Franklin D Roosevelt and party arrived in Seattle to visit family. Thousands watched from King Street Station and nearby viaducts as a 20 car motorcade rolled through downtown amid police crowds and holiday lighting.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
King Street
Secret Service
Kidnap Hunt Advances as Ross Case Grows
Chicago officials including Captain Daniel Gilbert arrive at Charles S. Ross apartment amid a major kidnapping probe. A pencil addressed note to Ross’ wife, delivered to the scene, emerges as a fresh clue fueling the pursuit of the suspected ringleader.
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Chicago
Daniel Gilbert
State's Attorney’s Police
Charles S. Ross
City News Bureau
Ross
Washington, D. C
Fed
Black Appointment Skirted At Bar Meeting In Silence
The American Bar Association gathered more than 3,400 delegates in Kansas City to discuss Hugo Black's Supreme Court appointment. The resolutions committee weighing an impartial five member inquiry offered no decisive action, while critics pressed for stricter constitutional review and a prayer for unity amid controversy.
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Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Port Blockade Ends as Teamsters Lifting Waterfront Tie Up
San Francisco officials say a Teamsters blockade of the waterfront ended with a truce aimed at calming a jurisdictional dispute with the CIO longshoremen. The move followed pressure from California farmers and a desire to protect city welfare, with implications for other Pacific ports. In Los Angeles, CIO longshoremen sought an injunction while Bridges filed a petition asserting 2,200 of 2,900 longshoremen backed the CIO as bargaining agent. Sacramento witnesses report orders from AFL president Green to disassociate the Sacramento warehouse men from the labor council.
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Teamsters
International Teamsters’ Union
A. F. of S
California
Pacific
Los Angeles
International Longshoremen's Association
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Harry Bridges
Sacramento
George Stokes
Teamster
William Green
A. F. of L. President
Sacramento Warehousemen’s Union
Labor Council
Justice Black Returns Amid Klan Controversy
Associate Justice Hugo L. Black flies home from Europe to address charges of Klan membership. He is due to land in Norfolk Virginia with reporters awaiting any statement, as the controversy intensifies.
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Hugo L. Black
Norfolk
Mines School Students Hear Dr Thomson Today
Dr Francis A Thomson president of Montana School of Mines will be the chief speaker at the first convocation of the new school year. Enrollment reaches 336, well above last year as the college anticipates more students and overtaxed classes. Convocation in Engineering hall room 104 with Prof A E Adams presiding.
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DR. Thomson
Francis A. Thomson
Montana School of Mines
W. Milton Brown
Doctor Thomas
Engineering Hall
A. E. Adams
Windsor avoids helping wife select wardrobe in Paris shopping trip
The Duke of Windsor renewed his pledge to shirk husbandly duty and tag along with the duchess as she shopped in Paris. Crowds followed the duchess, prompting him to seek refuge in a Turkish bath.
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Paris
Duke of Windsor
Youth Blamed in Shooting of Frank Dockery
Coroner's jury found Russell Redmond shot Frank Dockery dead at 402 East Gaena street about 8 30 p m on September 11 1937. The inquest also noted Merton Redmond fatally wounded by a self inflicted gunshot at Interstate Lumber at about 8 45 p m and died at St James hospital.
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Russell Redmond
Ethel Redmond
Merton Redmond
East Gaena Street
Interstate Lumber Company
St. James Hospital
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Jim Farley to Stop in Butte Oct 13
Postmaster General James A Farley will visit Butte for one hour on October 13 arriving at 12 20 pm by Northern Pacific. He will transfer to an automobile for Missoula where he participates in the dedication of a new post office before continuing to the National Association of Postmasters convention in San Francisco.
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Butte
Northern Pacific
Missoula
Farley
Montana
F. X. Monaghan
Ambrose O’connell
National Association of Postmasters
San Francisco
Crew of Old Lumber Ship Wins Hard Fight At Sea
The Caspar ran on Point Reyes rocks in dense fog and began sinking. Captain Andreassen ordered pumps worked as the crew fought water ingress. Under full steam the ship limped toward a cove as the crew battled to save the vessel.
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Butte Stadium Construction Nears Start For Field
Construction work on the stadium and athletic field beside the new Butte high school building is set to begin by November 1. Architect J Van Teyelingen plans a night-equipped field touted as among Montana’s finest. Bids will be solicited within two weeks after final requirements are met.
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Butte High School
Board of Trustees
Margaret Leary
van Teylingen
Youthful Tragedy as Boy Seeks President in Portland
In Portland on September 28 a 10-year-old Italian boy named Chino waited for the President and offered a bouquet of purple asters. A Secret Service guard knocked the flowers to the pavement as the car passed, leaving the boy heartbroken while a mother comforted him and praised his effort.
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Secret Service
Caro Mio
Peace Preserved Aims by Mussolini and Hitler
In Berlin on September 28 both Premier Mussolini and Reichsfuehrer Hitler voiced peace as a goal but warned it must not come at the cost of Bolshevism. They proclaimed peace as a twin policy, stressing anti Bolshevik aims while pursuing stability.
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IL Duce
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Mussolini
Counterfeiters Busy in Butte
Assistant chief of police Jack Duggan examined a desk piled with fake currency as businessmen passed him counterfeit dollars and half dollars at various spots during the day in a case described as lead dollars.
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Jack Duggan
Montana Weather Outlook Brings Mixed Showers and Warmer East
An unsettled forecast for Montana predicts showers in the west portion with warmer conditions in the east. Wednesday and Thursday will be cloudy with cooler conditions in western areas.
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Drunk Drivers Face Permit Loss After Bond Forfeit
Police Judge Louis A. Buckley said he will seek a legal opinion on revoking driving permits for drunken driving defendants who fail to appear and forfeit bonds. He warned that all convicted in police court could have permits revoked for the year. The Deer Lodge registrar will be notified of convictions and forfeitures. A $50 bond was forfeited for P. M. Walker on a drunken driving charge, with Walker arrested Monday on North Wyoming Street. A $10 bond forfeiture occurred for Ray Smith on speeding, and a $5 bond forfeiture for Antone Lyman on drunkenness.
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P. M. Walker
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Ed Molthen
Ray Smith
East Park Street
Antone Lyman
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