Death and gambling talk in Anaconda paper column
The item notes death by own action linked to casino and Riviera gambling trends. It mentions England progress toward League of Nations action, Monte Carlo dividends of 7 250 000, and relief measures like sliding panels for quick body removal amid a brief game interruption. It comments on the persistence of the gambling epidemic and players' methods to profit.
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England
London
League of Nations
Riviera
Monte Carlo
Hoover coordinates recovery after Mississippi flood
Secretary Hoover reports completion of organization for rehabilitation of three million people and reclaiming of three acres of land across 101 flood counties. Fifty nine counties are out of water, relief and seed aid provided, housing built, and plans to plant late crops in 22 more counties. Remaining twenty counties face serious tax and levee repair challenges as reconstruction efforts continue with Red Cross and government support.
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Europe
Herbert Hoover
Mississippi Valley
Red Cross
Lindbergh
Chamberlin
Army
Hoover
Mississippi
America
Monte Carlo Casino Deaths Linked to Gambling Losses
This report notes a recent surge in suicides at Monte Carlo’s Casino due to severe gaming losses. In one week three men killed themselves in the public salon as their betting systems collapsed, marking the worst such epidemic on the Riviera.
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Monte Carlo
Riviera
Pioneer N J Bielenberg Dies at Eighty in Montana
obituary notes the death of N J Bielenberg, Montana pioneer aged eighty. The text recalls his eighty years of service to Montana’s progress, his role in founding churches schools and industry, and his blunt but respected convictions.
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N. J. Bielenberg
Montana
Commonwealth
Bielenberg
Union
Death of Mrs John Gillie Casts Shadow Over Butte Community
Mrs John Gillie longtime Butte resident passed away after a long illness. For 45 years she lived in Butte and 40 years with her husband John Gillie. She directed a home famed for hospitality and engaged in community work while keeping family as her focus. The town extends deep sympathy to the Gillie family as neighbors reflect on her gentle character and public spirit. The page also contains unrelated political and social commentary from the period.
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Hospranie
Ana Renaty
Atrs
John Gillie
Butte
Anaconda
Butte Elks to Attend State Convention in Glendive
The Butte lodge of Elks will be well represented at the Montana state convention in Glendive August 4 to 7. A committee including J. H. Brnnig P. E. Savage and Archie McTaggart will arrange the trip, with more than twenty Butte Elks already aiming to attend. The delegation will also conduct burial services for E. F. Price of Beaverhead County. The travel party, in automobiles, will leave Butte at 11 a.m. Saturday. Two new members Elore Beaulieu and Roland Jobe were initiated at the last meeting.
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Dillon
E. F. Price
Beaverhead County
F. A. Bigelow
Dean Phillips
F. H. Lesage
J. M. Dubie
Floyd Fluent
P. . Riley
A. J. Welch
Herman Pesch
EO. Binder
Adolph Wetstein
Elore Beaulieu
Roland Jobe
Radio Schedule Highlights National and Local Programs
A dense listing outlines daily radio slots across multiple stations. It covers Minneapolis St Paul WCCO. WEAF. WHB Kansas City. WHO Des Moines. WOC Davenport. KOA Denver. KET Los Angeles. Orange network. KBW Oakland. KGW Portland. KMO KFOA Los Angeles. PPO San Francisco. Times span early evening to night with concerts, orchestras, talks, and news.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minn
WEAF
Dinder Enocert
Emmet Long
WHB
Kansas City
WHO
Des Moines
Iowa
Philbreck
WOC
Davenport
Town
KET
Los Angeles
Orange Network
Rational Broadcasting Company
KGW
Portland
Ore
National Broadcasting” Company
Jubilee
KMO
KFOA
RHQ
THY
San Francisco
Ovchiesetra
Orchestra
Laughing Cure and Health Tips From Dr McCoy
Dr McCoy offers health and diet guidance through a Q A format. He links laughter to improved digestion and liver function, urges daily laughing exercises, and invites personal health questions addressed via the Standard with sased stamped envelopes.
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Frank McCoy
Miecoy
Living and Loving Recommendations by Mrs. Virginia See
A neighborly advice column urges restraint and soft words to quell quarrels. Readers ask about loneliness and changing city life, with Mrs. Lee advising gentleness, avoiding gossip, and making quiet, kind responses a rule for happiness.
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Mrs
Virginia See
Horoscopes Predict Mixed Fate for July New Moon
The July new moon is forecast to bring favorable time for many activities but unfavorable planetary influences for agriculture and storms may cause losses. Women are urged to lead in public life with new leaders emerging among young women while mentions of war outlook and domestic changes appear in astrologers notes.
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Tom
London
England
Secess
Iheart
McClure
Sresfentey
Butte Rotary Club Meets Briefly at Silver Bow
Yesterday noon the Butte Rotary club met at Silver Bow club with no formal program. Prof Graven of Montana State School of Mines presided. President Pred Furman read criticisms of past month programs. James Thomas was praised for the program committee's high quality entertainment. A test in England uses paper bands twisted around steel wire as a substitute for jute fabric in wool bale wrapping.
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Montane State School of Mines
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James Thomas
England
Pair Accused of Robbing Youths
Louis Monts and Cubarcia Valle were arraigned in district court on robbery charges. They face a Monday plea in a case alleging they held up Theodore Decco and a companion, fleeing with $46.65 in cash and a watch on Harrison Avenue July 2. Both men wore knives during the confrontation. deputy A R Bertogno filed the information.
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Cubarcia Valle
J. J Lynch
Anterna
Bach
Theodore Decco
Rans
Harrison Avene
A. R. Bertogno
W. E. Carroll
Catherine Gillan
le Roy Gillan
Eee
Barbara
Cal
Butte Sizzles Under 86 Degree Heat Wave
Butte endured a blistering day with a government weather bureau reading of 86 as the day's high and 83 at 5 PM. Residents sought shade and cooled interiors as heat persisted through the late afternoon, then eased after 8:30 PM. Crowds later filled streets and highways as evening cooled.
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Butte
Mercury
Montana
Montana Power Company
Gold Creek
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