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   Montana Butte Standard (Newspaper) - January 18, 1935, Butte, Montana                                MET ALMU C E S Eagle Treasury price world East Don Is New HOME EDITION The Standard carries he most telegraph In ESTABLISHED 1876 JANUARY 1935 PHONE 5411 PRICE FIVE CENTS HAUPTMANNS NERVES CRACK UNDER STRAIN Congress Sidetracks Other Work to Speed Social Security Plan SENT Omnibus Bills Immediate ly Brought Up by Senator Wagner and Representa tive Bonus Leaders Are Ired Over Vote Delay Ice Sheet Engulfs Large Part of Country To Aid Mothers and Their Chil Safeguard Health Proposed by a presidential guide before congress today set out to enact a program to help the the mothers and their children and closer to safe guard In one President Boose velt sent to the outlining what he thought was to establish sound means toward a greater future economic security of the American and a report portraying the con reached in study by a large group of Sweeping General opinion in the was ri the the most I sweeping effort In the his tory to provide against the haz ards of Omnibus bills were brought for ward by Senator New and Representative immedi They provided for unemployment insurance borne a 3 per cent pay roll tax a threepoint pen sion plan for those over at the center of which would be employer employe contributions through pay roll taxes joint aid for dependent and crippled children a broadening of public health service with a further study of health insurance and between unemployment In surance and Job assurance through public United States to The government would contribute more than the first year for several succeed ing Dissatisfaction with these figures was expressed in both of and congressional quarters and there were Indications they would be At the same the administra for drawing up sam which will be carried before stale legislatures by directors of the emergency council to point them Continued on Page THROUGH STREETS OF Jittery Barometer Puzzles Butte Weatherman More Snow and Cold MERCURY 22 BELOW IN TREASURE STATE 70Mile Wind Uproots Trees in Pennsylvania Dust Storms in Southwest Howling through the streets yesterday a high wind wrought a shortlived blizzard o The storm raged for a quarter of an hour and then beat a hasty retreat toward the Trav elers arriving in Butte report id that three to four of the storms had been encountered Missoula the Mining Last night around 6 oclock another heavy snow fall but lasted only a half Troubled by Jittery weather forecasters doubtfully sug gested more snow and colder weather for Recurring storms were re ported western headoc toward while severe cold was recorded by thermometers In Helena and Great Falls where subzero pro portions were Yesterdays minimum temperature recorded by weather bureau instru ments was an even The max mum for the day was A pre cipitation of inches was reported CBy the Associated Press A vast sheet of Ice stretching from the Great lakes states to the Atlantic seaboard sent pedestrians sprawling and vehicles slithering and crashing Ten Inches of snow northern Trains hours at anc Continued on Page BUTTE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ENTRY IS LEADING DOG DERBY Anaconda in Second Place With Philipsburg Third Race Is Even ki Jumpers at Anaconda Winter Carnival Brave Blizzard to Thrill Largest Crowd Opening Spectators Thrilled as Jumpers Ski Goes Awry All Land Safely Tobogganists Make Their Own Thrills By VERM Montana Standard Correspondent Urging canines Intc their consecutive winning Ray 25yearold musher from An tightened the Butte Chamber of Commerce ead upon the dog Derby honors of the first annual winter in Anaconda The exciting second heat of he witnessed by thousands In spite of a bitter hared yesterdays program with three other outstanding at through snow and a treacher ous a ski and a basket jail game between the hilarious colored iom New and the Anaconda Pale juggled the dog derby representing BUTTE RESIDENT 54 YEARS EXPIRE Death early this morning Louis of 206 North a resident of Butte Lienemann died at a local Three sons and daughters Clerk at Age of 20 in Month From 65 On Under Plan Job Insurance Allows a Week Four Weeks After Losing Job Manufacturers and Distributors Favor Plan Solons Comment today by Senator demo New During that he would pay fifty cents n month for the first fire a dollar a month for Continued on Page The store clerk who went to work at the age of 20 In January of and earned a month until he would get a monthly pen sion From then until he died under the plan Introduced PROSPECTS FOR SHEEP MEN OF STATE REPORTED BRIGHT Murray Secre tary of As Expects lOc Lambs by End of sheepmen will have dollars to Jingle In their pockets if the price of lambs continues to Murray Steb secretary of the Montana said An Increase of from 35 to 40 per cent pound for lambs was noted during the last 30 raid the price might advance to 10 cents a pound before the end of the Last month the market pric was from six and onehalf to seve cents a Prospects for the sheep Indust In the state are A great part of 1934 lamb crop he has not yi been disposed The AAA last September and Oc tober from the state drought for Although wool still Is down to 2 or 21 cents a the demand Increased since the first of the yea Stebbins The nations wo crop will be from 40 to 50 pounds shorter In 1935 than It last because ot the govern ments purchase of tw from the teams Anaconda and In and third Slowed by Slowed a minute over his time by the thick carpet of lewly fallen Buttes lay flashed three times around the nille course in min utes and His time Tuesday was 35 minutes one him a total time for the two of one 11 minutes and Petersons most dangerous con on Page Civic Clubs to Tangle in Broom Ball Challenge Grows Out of Rotary Meet ings in Anaconda Com mons to Be Scene of Fray Rotarians and of Mon tana held separate statewide meet Ings here and as a result a new feature of a program which next Sunday climax the week long winter carnival was Rotarians from Deer Dillon and other lunched together at the Montana hotel this Tonight Kiwanians from Der Helena and other clubs assembled at the ho tel for Each meeting was attended by more than 150 So evenly divided were the two groups that the inevitable a chal lenge was Issued and Next Sunday as part of a mammoth skating party at the city commons to put the finish touch upon the great sports carnival which opened last th Ana conda Kiwanis and the Anaconda Continued on Page JIT IN BUTE NEXT WEEK Indication of large crowds here next week for the state convention of Montana was seen yesterday In reservations at Butte Proprietors generally re ported heavy demands for Many wire requests were received during the they on top o a heavy mall One hole man said he had quit taking reser several days ago In order that regular trade would not be Tho convention open Monday through Ar i rivals are expected to begin Carnival Program and profes ski and trip trough smelter for the dog Peters Anodes vs Athletic Curling o rink at Hickory and Front skating Womens preliminaries In Montana championship Butte at Montana BUSINESS AND UNCLE SAM TO GET TOGETHER The with the aid o 52 American business to night established a liaison through which business can tell Its story the A group of the executives with 14 chiefs of government agen cits and members of congress to night to the Under It all American could contact the government 01 legislation or other matters the 52 business leaders who tute the advisory and plan Continued on Page IMPEACHMENT OF CHIEF LOOM Sufficient support to assure Im of Thomas H In the North Da kota house was pledged tonight b the nonpartisan league majority a secret Ol BY Democratic Lenders De cide to Push Relief Pro Social ADMINISTRATION GETS RIGHT OF WAY Senate Interrupts Debate on World Court to Pass Regular Supply to White House democratic lenders today decided the relief program mid social security legislation should take precedent in Inc house over the cash sponsors of the Pat rnan cash bonus calling lor pay ment of Hie to soldiers In new planned to stage n revolt against the party leaders de cision to defer a vote on the propo sition To force AC a meeting ot house bonus advo II was decided that wilts Speaker Byrns nn vote on the they would force one through petition Representative demo author of the sale have the 218 voles necessary to force the ways and means commit tee to report the This action came after the house ways and means whose hands nre the bonus decided to legislative right of way to the administrations security received today n a social message for the president Promise Speaker Bryns promised the democratic caucus nn early vote on tile Patman We ex the promise to Ix This new American Legion which makes no provision for payment o tho had muddled the If the bonus legislation fulls in this the American will be Word that the administration was anxious to get early action on the relief program spurred Chairman of the house appropriations committee to announce I expect to gel action next the emergency and programs arc to be combined and put through the house under a special gag To Call Hearings at which Secretary public works and Re lief Administrator Hopkins are to arc to be called early In the on the social security introduced In the house by Rep and In the senate by New arc tc begin before the ways and mean committee next The senate aUo plans early Interrupting its debate on work court the senate the first regular annual supply bil providing for cnt The was back to the house for action on an Increase of for the The senate also voted fo Continued on Page Boy Is Only Buoy Friend but Farmer Cant Convince His Bessie that new whirling huoy off Is a boy friend of romantic Bessie a the of restlessly tar uld he could not prove to Bessie that It only a buoy Since ihe lighthouse service Installed the buoy Beule has refuted to leare the She milk production and walks back and to be distant Bennett Mid he wan an alienation suit against of he Under HIS NERVES ARE RAW BRUNO wi nights lack ot tho Abject ol many nu taker the count of the tho mnn H of the Lindbergh bauj to Ills feet In ana Mm nt a Is shown In und apparently con vernation with his chief Ed STATES POLITICAL GENERAL WELFARE OCCUPY ATTENTION Five Proposals Introduced or in Readiness for Dock cling Concern Political Its Rural and District High Schools Senate Spends Most of the Day Debuting Bruce dealing with Montana political Its schools and general welfare held the cen tor of attention in the house of representatives No Ions proposals Intro Gang That Engineered Daring Prison Break Attempt Is SAN stale and federal officers claimed almost complete victory to night In a bullet splattered 24 hours of campaigning a host of At San prison three con victs were back In their an other convict WAS dead and the break for freedom In the history had been de In Han Francisco Clyde paroled convict accused by the Ban escape attempt prisoners smuggling to them and en their daring wan In custody after a wild battle on marshy Sherman near An Also Jailed was his alleged Albert In Waiter and all as members of the were In With these the Ban Francisco and officers believed they had rounded up the of the sensational prison Continued on Page WEATHER Montana Occasional mow Friday and not cold and north central warmer Sat or In readiness for concerned the states lure or ito rural and district Forty 1cr A by Representative EC ton of would provide tha no school district bond election coul bo recorded as successful unless 4 per cent of the qualified voters ha Another measure the qualification of voters wa noticed by of Another Ing to the political machinery o requiring that count central committee proxies must b confined to the precinct where and could be transferred to a person In that of th was reported favorably b the committee on privileges an elections and will on the hous general file for Another would provide for th photographing of nil qualified dec to prevent fraud at the vot ing Uniform Two 30 find b Foor of relate to The would set up uniform for these the second would provide of A house Joint memorial to find favor In the H Continued on Pago WITNESS German Leaps Up From Levels Finger at Government Say ing Stop Establishing Corpus De Story of Man Who Found Babys By FERGUSON United Staff he Pros HUNTERDON COUNTY Richard H a u p t in a n his nerves rubbed raw by n fort night of sprang i from Ills in the court room bo clay find at an agent of the United States For the first time since his trial started on the voice the prisoner at tho bar rang the ancient It a case of cracked the dreadful harvest is reaping from sleepless nights and meals consisting only of black Ho hns no appetite for It was not a accusation that of tho bureau of in of tho department of justice was making against Other men have culled murderer and ho replied with nothing more than that crooked smile of Most of the time he has Ignored Moves Hansom All Sink was that told him ho moved somo of Iho Lindbergh ransom money out of Ills bronx Sltik was telling how he questioned after tho man was ar with ransom In his wallet and of Charles currency hidden In his and told that Just Hint day he had moved Koine money out of his he told mo a day later that he had moved tho money two weeks out of his chair In one quick leap and towered over the persona who were packed tightly around him In The skinny forefinger of his right hand same one that squeezed the trigger of German machine gun on the western leveled at Then he shouted stop Officers Grab Two pairs of bonds grabbed at Hauptmanns wrists Pour muscular dragged him back Into his He sal breathing a flood of crimson spread ing through his sunken The air was three seats away from the swung around and Guards tightened their grip on Hauptmanns and his lawyers rushed over nnd talked to him In quick Then the voice of the cutting through the Justice Thomas was the only calm mnn In the If the defendant has anything to the judge let say Continued on Page REIGN OF TERROR SWEEPS THROUGH THE SAAR BASIN Whispered Threats Throw Jews and Other Nazi Foes Into Fright Many Will Flee Across the a Tho 8aar invisible reign of terror spread through tho Saar basin Police were powerless to control The terrorism whis threats against communists and others outside the the territory has voted to Police Insisted less to trace source of thc threats have broken the nerve of of families whoso mem bers thp Saar under League of Nations Officials In the French mines ad ministration Informed corre on  

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