The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-03-21
DEADLINES
BY United Press Special Wire TO
The Producers News.

new xOfks MdrCn ZO-Tn6 L1J-
erary Digest poll revealed 191, 909
votes for enforcement; 224,141
votes for modification and 297, 1886
votes from twenty states in the
recent count with millions more to
still be tabulated and counted.
North Dakota returns showed 1,160
were for enforcement, 1,095 for
modification and 1179 for repeal.
Kansas and Nebraska show a ten
dency to be on the dry side while
New York and New Jersey voted
heavily wet.
London, March 2o.-London is
today digging itself out of the
heaviest snowfall in years. IL
inches OF snow fell.
Washington, March 20.-The La
boz department. today predicted
employment upturn and reported
auto production gains.
Chicago, Ill, March 2o.-The
Farmers National Grain Corpora
ton has announced that they Will
loan cooperative associations
money where additional elevator
space is needed in the wheat belt.
.
Knoxville, Tenn, March co.
Fire starting from an unknown
explosive origin, RACED three blocks
and claimed three lives here to-
day The damage is estimated at
over a half million dollars.
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Washington, March 2O.-Daniel
T2n1ao,s fire& T1vOIs1,f%f0x. IaaaH 30
day recommended mobilization OF
the national citizenry to enforce
prohibition law. He urged Hoov-
er to authorize governors to ap.
point citizens observance councils
in testimony before committee and
If that plan failed then repeal.
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washington, March 2o.-The fate
of Edward Doheney, who is now
being tried charging with giving
Albert Fail a.. hundred Thousand
dollar bride will soon be in the
hands of the jury. Final argu
ments are now being made.
Bismarck, N. D., March 2o.-Th'
Agricultural department. today re
1orted that North Dakota farmeri
Commission gives out dat2 show
ing shipping associations lost fou
million dollars in recent ten cen
wheat decline. Forty million bu
shells of wheat are reported i
North Dakota elevators.
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Heber City, Utah, March 20.-
Grant Winterton was CRITICAL.
injured when he was janl1ne
up against a barn by an enrage
bull.
Washington, March 2o.-A tariff
duty of one dollar and a half pc
thousand board feet on soft WOO
lumber was voted today by Ser
ate which reversed itself. The Re
pub1ican-De Democratic coalition Pre-
tested the duty.
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Chicago, May 2O.-Wheat advan
ed ia cents to 2 cents today {
a result of reported crop damae
in various sections.
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Ell Paso Tex, March 20.-Couni
Attorney Freebourn of Butte, MO
! tana, today announced he wou
demand death penalty for Me1v
Payette, convicted slayer Of MI
] Christina Wilson, wealthy wido
in Butte several days ago.
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LARGEST BANK IN THE WOR
New York, March 1Sth.-Cre
< ton of the worlds largest bal
with resources approximating s.
0,0OO, 10000, to be known as t
Chase National Bank of the CT
of New York, was announced he
today. The institution is form
n through the merger of The Cha
National Bank, now the thi
largest bank in the country, wi
n the Equitable Trust Compal
which in turn is absorbing the
n terstate Trust Company.
BANDITS MASSACRE 1000
II Shanghai, China, March 49,
ganized bandits have massacl
1000 persons in Fuan Kiani
province, said reports receiN
n here Tuesday, and other robb
are said to be planning to rem
n attacks upon American and OF
foreign shipping in the mid
section of the Xangtse river.
ar NOTED BRITISH DIPLOMAT D
Woking Surrey England, Ma
19.-The Earl of Balfour, vetel
British statesman, died here
m S:45 A. M. today in a room at
: home Of his brother the Hon
M able Gerald Balfour. The wind
:" of his bedside overlooked one
the most beautiful scenes In
re rey. The end came peacefully
this stateman, who was in
eighty year. Ba1four
tered parliament in 1874. He u
er married.
CAPONE OUT OF JAIL
10 Chicago, March 19. - Chic
wondered today what had beck
&c OF Al Capone. Rumors vary WI
VI ~ about the whereabouts of
We overload of gangsterland since
ny release from the Philadelphia