Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-09-05
IN THE WEEKS


The United States Saturday night
warned the Soviet Union that fu-
ture friendly relations depended
solely on the soviet's strict adher l
ence to its pledge of noninterfer-
eLce OF this nations internal az
fairs.
Word has been circulated In US
ually w~elLinformed quarters In
Washington that Herbert Hoover Is
planning to Issue a statement that
he lie not seeking the republican
presidential nomination.
A swift stroke Of Emperor Halle
Selassie in turning over more than
half his empire to English and Am
erican interest for exploitation was
generally regarded Saturday as
blocking italian economic penetra-
ton OF Ethiopia
Squads of policemen swinging
clubs on heads, arrested more than
100 men and women In the heart OF
Chicaoo's little Harlem and broke
up a protested parade against IL
allan aggression In Ethiopia.
Montanans are putting away $l2,-
000, 900 worth Of beer a year, con
troll board figures indicate. Consum-
ers spent s ,154,0O0 in July alone.
Reporters willing to face fire,
shipwreck or sudden death to get
that story beat a hasty and undlo-
nlfied retreat at Stockholm, NJ. Jy
when Informed they would have TO
remove their clothes to cover the
international nudist conference.
One hundred communists VINO
displayed a blazing soviet star In
Vienna were fired upon by govern
ment heimwehr troops, resulting In
the death of one communist.
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Mrs. Harold L. lckes, 81, wife OF
the secretary of the interior, who
carved out a distinguished career
for herself as an author and polite
al figure, was killed Sunday in rug
Qed Rio Grande canyon when a "hit
and rum driver crushed her hired
car.
Beloved Queen Astrid of the Bel
CLANS met with violent death, while
on her vacation when thrown from n
car which King Leopold, her hus-
band was driving. She died In his
arms on the roadside.
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GuulleImo Marconi, Italian elect
ricaI wizard who invented wireless
teIeqraphy, has announced expert
ments with a secret ray which he
beIlevev will enable him to stop
alrpIane motors high In the air
but the startling claim failed to inn
press American scientists.
The long mystery Of the fate OF
John Hamilton, machine gunner OF
the original Dillinger gang, was end
ed Thursday with the announce
ment by Washington authorities or
the discovery Of the body near Os
wego, III.
The last will and testament OF
viii Rogers filed for probate at Los
Angeles, leaves everything to his
wife, Mrs. Betty Blake Rogers.
The entire Italian submarine
fleet has been ordered concentrated
off the coast of Sicily, 1t has been
learned.
First to reach Cleveland, Benjam-
in o. Howard, Chicago air mall pi-
lot was the winner OF the Bendix
transcontinentaI air race as he last
pilot, Amelia Earhart, circled the
flying field.
Death travelled a speedy pace o
er the highways OF the nation on
the Labor Day week end, claiming
its victims at the rate Of nearly
three an hour.
Amid wrecked pews and bits Of
glass from shattered windows the
body Of OrvlIIe EIdridge, 20, was
found under an overturned plano
In the G%rasshopper Holiness church
at Chattanooga, Tenn. Two men
have been arrested for murder.
Giovanni Merlino, so, now a plump,
grazing Seattle news vendor, Dut
once a soldier in Italy's disastrous
1894 campaign against Ethiopia,
s%huddered at the memory OF ruth
less black warriors and advised
Premier Mussolini to leave Ethiopia
alone.
A woman was killed and at least
is persons wounded In a short lived
but terrific gun battle at the strike
torn PeIzer Manufacturing Co mills
Pelzer, s. c., az workers attempted
to break a picket line.
A steamship captain who stood by
while 81 persons persisted on 9
blazing tanker in the Caspian sea
was sentenced to death by the su
preme court at Moscow.
A $1,750,ooc,0 900 financing opera
ton, designed both to wipe out the
last Of the World wars famous Lib
erty bonds and raise new cash, has
been announced by the treasury.
Britain's Human bullet"-plucky
little Sir Malcolm Campbell court
ed violent death Tuesday: Thunder
ed to the fastest land speed mar