Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-08-29
SCHOOLS TN COUNTY TO OPEN NEXT WEEK
IN THE WEEKS


Texas, legally dry for is years,
has decided to end prohibition.
Late results from Saturdays ell
ection showed that prohibition a
been repealed by a majority OF
SIS, 900 votes.
A blunt warning that American
recognition Of Russia might be
withdrawn unless the soviet gov
eminent acts promptly to end
communist agitation here was read
by observers into a note delivered
In Moscow by Ambassador Built.
Frank Lamountain OF Southport,
Conn, was fatally injured when
VI over by a Great Northern
freight train early Sunday morning
at Wolf Point.
Bruno Richard Hauptmann, con-
demned slayer of the L%indber0h
baby, Is confident that he will not
die in the electric chair, his wife
reported after visiting him.
Emperor Halle Selassie has or
dered the civilian population OF
Adds Ababa to evacuate the cap
itol within a week il Italy de-
clareS a
MussoIini may tell the League OF
Nations on Sept. a., that, If other
powers will give Italy some OF
their colonies In Africa, he will
call off his threatened invasion OF
Ethiopia.
Blazes set by a firebug who
makes business establishments
and Catholic churches his principal
targets led to a series of telephone
calls for police from alarmed resi-
dents in Denver.
Thomas A. Edison, Jr., eldest
con Of the late inventor, died In a
hotel at Springfield, Mass, or o
mary thrombosis. He was SO years
old.
A mystery airplane bearing the
colors but not the insignia OF the
United States army planes drop
ped pamphlets into the third ar
my corps camp a Indiantown Gap,
Pa. and which camp officials said
were Undoubtedly communistic."
$50
Omaha police have been ordered
to use bullets, II necessary" to
prevent striking street car work.
ers from resumlno mass plcketing
OF train barns there.
The machine age was a little
hard on Loyal Gilke's horse near
Newcastle. Pa. The animal wa
neal a threshing machine. A pull
ley belt caught his tail and yanked
1t of.
In view Of the possibility Of an
outbreak Of bubonic plague among
human beings In Montana, a cru
sade Is to be launched immediate
" to slaughter rats In Fergus
county from which contaglon may
spring in case the germ is con-
veyed.
President Roosevelt has issued
an executive order setting aside
q BOO acres in Sheridan and Roos-
evelt counties as the Medicine
Lake migratory water fowl refuge.
Wiley Posts home town, Mays
Vile, Okla, paid him Its last trio'
ute last Thursday with simplicity
and dignity. The quiet crowd that
gathered from the farming coun'
trysIde was far o large for the
tiny church whore the famous
fiier's body lay.
Soviet Russia firmly rejected
Tuesday the United States sharp
protest against activities OF the
communist internationale.
The August 10 Issue Of the Am
erican magazine Time was censor
ed before being put on the stands
In London by removal Of an entire
pace referring to the holiday Of
the duke and duchess Of Kent In
YuqosIavla.
Charlotte Juenemann, "a, believ'
to be an expectant mother, was be
headed by battle ak Tuesday IN
Berlin, Germany. She permitted
her three children to starve to
death.
A $1,000 Vial Of radlum accident
ally thrown away, was back at tne
Moe hospital at Sioux Falls, s. D.
after an uncannIIy precise search
by two University OF Minnesots
scientists who traced II to the stom
ach Of a ~squeaIIng pig.
Col. R C. Moore, chief OF the
Missouri river division OF the army
engineers at Kansas City predicted
today the federal government
dam across the Missouri river al
Fort Peck would be completed In
1899.
A petition to provide for the sale
OF liquor at retail, by the drink u
approved by the voters, has beer
signed by 1853 persons In Butte.
James j. Braddock, heavyweight
champion OF the world believes
Max BaAr will stop the march Of