Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-08-08
IN THE WEEKS
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Germany's Masons were added
to the list Of Jews, Roman cathol-
Ice, "steel helmet" war veterans,
oppositIonist pastors In the state
evangelical church, disloyaI univ
ersIty students, socialists and
communists, 40 objects Of persecu-
ton az the nazl tcward state ITO
taIism" gained momentum.
Great Britain, France and Italy
got together late Friday on ways
to avert war in Africa.
Possibility that the supreme
court late this year may invaIidate
or cripple the AAA az II 10 pres
emily administered, has caused
foreign commercial attaches gen.
orally to appraise the probable e.
ects Of such a decision on interna-
tIonal commerce In farm commod-
ties
There will be a decided pick up
In employment during September
and October under the work relief
program, President Roosevelt has
predicted.
District Judge M. s. Munson at
AnuIeton, Texas, who cited six
Newspaper men for contempt Of
court because they printed stories
Of a murder trial after he told
them not to, hailed tho reporters
and editors before him.
Fire at the st. Louis Mo-, Chew
rolet Motor company's Fisher body
plant drove hundreds OF workers
from their posts.
Prince Alexis Mdlvani Of the
marrying Georgian princes, dIvorc-
ed husband. Of Barbara Hutton,
Woolworth heiress, was killed In
a motor accident near Madrid,
Spain, when his RoIIsRoyce over
turned on a mountain road.
Snow fell on Logan pass in Gla-
cier Park Friday, and melted as
fast as it hit the ground, but a
light covering stayed throughout
the night ON the tops of the sur
rounding mountains.
Air travellers between the Unit
ed States and Moscow may fly
squsreiy over the north pole two
or three years hence, Soviet offic-
Ials have predicted.
A pilot of the Northwest Air
lines reported that he had run in
to a horde OF grasshoppers $500
feet over Billings. EntomOlogists
said a high wind had probably
carried the insects to that height.
Authorities assigned 800 police
mon to guard tho German liner
Deutschland when a tip VAS re-
ceived that communists planned
another a~nti-nazl riot such az
marked the sailing Of the Bremen.
In 1888 Homer Green OF Cold.
water, Mich, kept his life savings
$1,000 In cash and several thou
sand more In bonds-by withdraw
ing 1t from a bank before the ma
tional bank holiday. Sunday thiev'
es stole 1t from a hiding place
Green shot himself to death.
go
Cheating the law In a return Il
frontier justice, a mob OF about 7:
men seized c. l.. johnson a
Yreka, Calf, and hanged him to
pine tree. He was a suspect II
the Staying Of a peace officer.
Twelve-year-old Mrs. Vernict
Higgins Of Cumberland, Md, wal
the mother Saturday of a six
pound boy. The baby's materna
grandmother is only rs years old.
The League OF Nations council
has announced that Ethiopia hat
accepted it's peace proposal to ens
the ItaIo-Ethiopian dispute. Thu
councils plan, already accepted b.
Italy only needed Ethiopian agree
ment.
Eight persons, six Of them o
the same family were killed whel
their truck crashed into the sid
OF a southIbound Seaboard All
Line railroad passenger train neat
Camden, s.. C..
Eight members of a Catholi,
family In the town of Verne, Ger
many were arrested after they al
lepedly confessed circulating pam
phIets p~urportedIy Of nazi origin
attacking Catholic bishop t
crsate i'll feeling amongst Catho|
les aaaisnt the nail party.
Death came to Miles ]. Cavan
augh, 7O-year old pioneer lawye
OF Butte. Death was from pneu
monia. A staunch republican
Cavanaugh was widely known II
political circles.
Democratic leaders killed al
chances Of passing a soldiers bonu
bill this session Of Congress Tues
day.