Butte Hunt Keeps Canada Border On High Alert
Butte police and Department of Justice agents across Montana and adjacent states scoured rail and road networks for ex convict William Mahan who fled after abandoning his car with fifteen thousand five hundred fifty five dollars of a two hundred thousand ransom. Authorities briefed that Mahan may seek shelter near the Canadian border while a second suspect linked to the Weyerhaeuser ransom case remained at large. Detective J E Mooney 39 year old former A E F boxer led the stakeout and said he would finish the job quickly to help his family.
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Mont
Canada
Department of Justice
William Mahan
Weyerhaeuser
Here
J. E. Mooney
A.E.F. Boxer
Mooney
AEF
Mahan
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Wyoming
Salt Lake City
George Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma
Wash
Harman M. Waley
Harmon M. Waley
Margaret
William M. Rogers
L. B. Gifford
O. B. Record
Anoun
Ca Harmon
Washington State
Wiliam Mahan
Hoover
Hoover doubles up on directing and visiting Shriners
J Edgar Hoover directed by telephone the hunt for William Mahan in the Tacoma kidnapping case and kept up a separate tour of Shriners at the justice department crime laboratories while in Washington.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
G- Men
William Mahan
Tacoma
Wash
Justice Department
Old 4 Percent Interest Rate Restored for PWA Loans
Washington June 10 restoration of the old 4 per cent interest rate on PWA loans to states and communities under the 4 billion works program was announced by Secretary Ickes. He noted the move aims to attract private capital to finance non federally donated expenditures and that Roosevelt approved the policy to continue grants only where local funds or private borrowing cover the rest. The advisory committee on allotments met at the White House to study fund spending.
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Washington
PWA
Staates
Ickes
Roosevelt
Advisory Committee On
White House
Snake Bite Fatal to Young Idahoan
June 10 Boise Lloyd Shores two year old son of Mr and Mrs Claris D Shores died here yesterday of poisoning from a rattlesnake bite. He was bitten while playing last Friday near his parents home and was brought here for medical treatment.
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Boise
Lloyd Shores
Claris D. Shores
Idaho City
Boise Guardsmen polo team tops Gooding club 7 to 5
A Boise national guard polo team defeated the Gooding club 7 to 5 on the first day of the annual camp yesterday in Boise.
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Boise
National Guard
Gooding Club
Guard
Lowden urges GOP to defend constitution at Midwest rally
In Springfield Illinois Frank O Lowden addresses 10 Midwestern states urging the Republican party to battle to preserve the constitution. He backs protective tariffs and farm relief while warning a current crisis tests American democracy. Continued on Page 2.
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Robert P. Howard
Associated Press
Springfield
Ill
Frank 0. Lowden
Republican Party
Lowden
Illinois
Salt Lake Pair to Be Taken to Washington for Kidnap Probe
Federal and local officers prepared to move Mr. and Mrs. Harmon M. Waley to Tacoma to face Washington state kidnapping charges involving 9 year old George Weyerhaeuser. Arraignment in Salt Lake City awaited a Washington warrant, with a hearing before U S Commissioner Edward Dunn once received. Local authorities noted a strong secrecy barrier around the case.
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Salt Lake City
Harmon M. Waley
Tacoma
George Weyerhaeuser
Washington, D. C
Dan Shields
United States
Edward Dunn
Waleys
Department of Justice Bureau
Department of Justice
Bureau of Investigation
Idaho
Waley
George Thulin
Logan
Utah
Et Lake City
Justice Department
Northwest
William Mahan
Montana
Washington State
Margaret Waley
Reds win at Pittsburgh on late rally
In a lone National League game at Pittsburgh the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Pirates 14 to 7. Hollingsworth Frey and Erickson Swift and Padden shared duties in a high scoring affair.
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Pittsburgh
R. H. E Cincinnati
Hollingsworth
Frey
Erickson
Swift
Padden
Wheat Crop for 1935 Is Forecast
The Agriculture Department forecasts a total 1935 wheat crop of about 670 million bushels. Winter wheat production is estimated at 41 million bushels and spring wheat at 230 million bushels based on spring and winter conditions.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Det
Department
Mussolini urges moderation of anti Britain press tone
Premier Mussolini through Count Galeazzo Ciano orders Italian newspapers to limit hostile rhetoric against Great Britain over the Italo-Ethiopian dispute. He stops short of full suspension, aiming to curb sensational front page editorials like Ottobrio warning of war. Britain reports diplomatic protests but no formal complaint yet.
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Rome
Mussolini
Great Britain
Galeazzo Ciano
Tr Duce
Ottobro
Senate to vote on utility holding company bill tomorrow
The senate agreed to vote by 4 p m tomorrow on the Wheeler Rayburn bill to abolish utility holding companies. It then took up the measure extending the railroad coordinator's office for one year.
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Washington
Senate
Wheeler-Rayburn
Four Lives Lost In Air Crashes In Southern California
Airplane mishaps in southern California killed four people yesterday. Two planes, each losing a wing, crashed with an instructor and a student aboard. Arthur Wellington Callies, 40, a Santa Barbara flying instructor, and Stanley Lott, 17, a Santa Barbara high school freshman, died in a walnut grove. In Los Angeles, Richard Barcafere, a flying instructor and motion picture technician, and Robert Smith, 15, died as their aircraft went down. Richard Jr., 9, son of the instructor, witnessed the crash.
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Los Angeles
California
Earth
Arthur Wellington Callies
Santa Barbara
Stanley Lott
Walnut Grove
Richard Barcafere
Robert Smith
Richard, Jr
Greek Monarchist Hopes Shattered After Election Victory
In Athens on June 10 royalist hopes for restoring King George to the throne faded after Greece’s sweeping government victory in parliament. Gen John Metaxas led royalists to seven seats while the government won 287. Venizelos supporters in exile and the Communists backed by 30 percent abstentions. Government leaders dismissed monarchist rebellion rumors.
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Athens
George
John Metaxas
National Assembly
Eleutherios Venizelos
Flight Postponed From Alameda to Hawaii
Severe sea weather forces Pan American clipper flight to Hawaii to be postponed from Alameda California on June 10. The decision impacts expected schedule and travel plans for passengers awaiting the ocean crossing.
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Alameda
Cal
Hawaii
NRA Plan Extends Exemptions Only If Labor Rules Met
Washington June 10 Administration leaders chose a plan to extend NRA exemptions from anti trust laws only when labor requirements of the old law are met. The proposal, drafted at a Senate Finance Committee meeting with Donald Richberg and NRA foes led by Senator Borah, aims to bind exemptions to section 7 a standards including minimum wages, hours, and child labor bans. Borah signaled dissatisfaction while Chairman Harrison moved to push the measure promptly.
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Washington
NRA
Senate Finance Committee
Donald R. Richberg
Recovery Board
Borah
Idaho
Harrison
Senate
House
Japanese accept all demands on North China from Pieiping council
The Japanese military attache reported that Gen Ho Ying-Chin chairing the Pieiping military council and the Chinese national government accepted all Japanese demands concerning North China in an official statement issued tonight.
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Peiping
Ho Ying-Chin
Pieping Military Council
North China
Federal men lay house where young heir held now located
Police in Idaho Falls report a tip from Dillon Montana officers about a man fitting William Mahan the suspected kidnapper who escaped from federal agents at Butte. He was hitchhiking toward Idaho Falls on the Idaho Montana highway after buying a new suit of clothes in Dillon. Authorities campaign to identify him through circulated pictures.
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Federal
Idaho Falls
Dillon
Mont
William Mahan
Weyerhaeuser
Butte
Idaho-Montana
Mahan
Idaho
Eagles Welcome Delegates To 17th State Meet In Pocatello
Pocatello officials led by Mayor Robert M. Terrell welcomed delegates to the 17th annual state convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Fred Mast of Kellogg spoke for the state aura and E H Hore of Denver praised railroads and the air conditioned era. The day included a bridge luncheon for women and a tour of railroad shops for Eagles and their ladies.
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Pocatello
Robert M. Terrell
Praternal Order of Eagles
Eagles’ Hall
Fred Mast
Kellogg
State Aerue
E. H. Hore
Denver
Railway Express Agency
Hore
Portland
Hoover says Weyerhaeuser boy found in Spokane hideout
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover announced agents located the nine year old George Weyerhaeuser Jr in a Spokane house at 15089 West Fleventh avenue. He said the hideout contained a cupboard where the boy was held and that warrants continued to target accomplices William Mahan and the Wale ys couple. Hoover warned against aiding Mahan and noted ongoing efforts to advance the case.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Presh
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
George Weyerhaeuser, Jr
Tacoma
Wash
West Fleventh Avenue
Spokane
Weyerhaeuser
Hoover
George Weyerhaeuser
George
West 11Th
Ogden Reels Over Weyerhaeuser Kidnap Hub Lead
Ogden believed to host the Weyerhaeuser kidnap gang with Julius Thulin 71, grandfather of Margaret Waley, confirming a Northwest arrival and a railroad ticket used by a nervous man. Margaret Thulin Waley and her husband linked to the case as officers seek details from a mysterious suitcase incident in Ogden.
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Ogden
Weyerhaeuser
Julius Thulin
Margaret Waley
Ogden Standard Examiner
Margaret Thulin Waley
Huntington
Ore
Margaret
Thulia
Harmon
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