Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-09-19
IN THE WEEKS
HEADLINES

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applications for federal ALLEGATIONS
now at Washington do not meet
standards set by President Roose-
welt, PWA administrators said Wed
nesday.
The 1885 worlds series will open
either In Detroit or New York on
Wednesday, Oct. 2 1t was decided at
a meeting presided over by Judge
Kenesaw Mountain lands.
The pay roll Of the Montana relief
commission for the month of Aug
ust according to a monthly report
filed with the state auditor totaIed.
1927 ,242.38.
For Che third time in 10 years,
prison gates changed open Tuesday
for Thomas j. Mooney as ne re-
newed his long fight for freedom
and vindication Of charges that he
was responsible for the bomb deaths
of 10 persons in San Francisco's
1916 Preparedness day parade.
. Elizabeth West, about 81, a cham
bermaid, shot herself through. the
head after first seriously %wounding
a guest at a Butte hotel.
A melodramatic fight in an air
plane high over Toronto resulted In
the death of Len Koenecke, 81, out
fielder of the Brooklyn National
league baseball team. Koenecke was
hit over the head by the plane pilot
with a fire extinguisher when he be-
came restless and grabbed the con
trolls.
Tho will of viii Rogers, cowboy
humorist who was killed with Wiley
Post In an Alaskan aIrplane crash
last month, was admitted to pro-
bate Tuesday, bequeathinq the en-
tire estate, said to exceed 100000
to his widow.
Senator William G. McAdoo, and
his % year old bride, the former
Miss Doris Cross left Washington
by plane for the coast. They were
married Saturday.
George S. Long, OF Tulsa, Oklaho-
ma, brother Of the assassInated HUI
ey p. Long, said that followers of
the senator had evidenced that a
plot to murder Long was ~instlgated
by four congressman In a New Or
leans hCtel.
The assertion that DR.. Carl A.
Weiss, Jr., who assassinated Huey
p. Long was a member Of "a gang
which drew lots to determine the
killer has been revealed.
Gov. Frank r.. Merriam Of Calf
ornia Monday issued an order COM
muting to a life term the death SEN
tence Of Mrs. Nellie NJ. Madison,
Montana cowgirl, who was to hang
Oct. a for the murder OF her hus-
band.
The vanguard of 5000 additional
soldiers, destined to bolster. Etheo-
pia's fighting forces. marched off
for the frontier Sunday.
Thomas Dawson, "a, Pasadena, a
lQftiOT SLuOCUl dk llC ufINCI ply VI
California, was revived by a Berke-
~ fire department inhaIator squad
after being exhausted by the rlgors
Of his initiation in the PSI Epsilon
fraternity.
William Gill, 21-year old seaman
of Neponset, Mass, was sentenced
to four weeks in Jail at Hamburg,
Germany, for 'gross misconduct bt
cause he made a derOgatory remar'
about Adolph Hitler and whistled tn
'1nternationale."
French authorities indicated SUM-
day they expected a final offer to
Premier Mussolini OF a virtual ltal-
ian mandate over Ethiopia would be
the League Of Nations supreme e.
fort to avert a wer.
The hand of Evelyn Hoey, throaty
voiced torch singer, held the gun
that snuffed out her life in the bed
room of Henry Huddleston Rogers
Jr., oil heir comparison of finger
prints on the pistol revealed.
Five unidentified bodies were re-
moved early Sunday from the ruins
of about is freight cars which were
destroyed by fire after the derail-
ment Of an Illinois Central east
bound train three miles west Of Mon
roe, la.
The United States officially ex-
pressed It's regrets to the German
government for the second time in
two months as a result of the liner
Bremen incident. Communists tore
the German flag from the Bremen
mast in the Hudson river.
Two armed men forced their way
into the apartment Of June Knight
former FoIlles girl, bound and
gagged her and her negro maid an
escaped with jeweIry and coins val
ued at $1,000.
The soviet army began testing
the strength of its military power
Kiev, Russia with maneuvers on an
unprecedented scale, bringing into
action every arm of the service.
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