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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1931

Page

3

Free Labor Bureau to Be Opened At Helena for Emergency Relief

W A Rounds, chairman of the Emergency Relief association, says a Helena branch will aid Montana job seekers and ensure Montanans get preference on projects. The group, backed by Cascade county officials and Gov. Erickson, plans garden programs at Great Falls and seeks to extend offices across the state.

Free Labor Bureau Helena W. A. Rounds Emergency Relief Association Great Paris Rounds John E. Erickson Montana

Pioneer John Davidson Dies in Butte Home

John Davidson a Montana pioneer died Sunday at his daughter Mrs. Horace D Ayers home in Butte He was born in Canada and came to Virginia City 67 years ago He belonged to the Montana Society of Pioneers He is survived by five grandchildren in addition to his daughter

Butte John Davidson Montana Horace D. Ayers Davidson Canada Virginia City Montana Society of Pioneers

Hoover to be briefed on western projects tour by key committees

A House committee group plans a noontime briefing with President Hoover on a western interior department project tour. The delegation, led by Irrigation and Reclamation Chairman Smith, will inspect national parks irrigation and Indian reservations with aims to set 1932 1933 appropriations at low but efficient levels.

Washington Interior Department Alaska House Hoover Smith Irrigation and Reclamation Idaho Republican Appropriations Murphy Ohio French Idaho Taylor Colorado Hastings Oklahoma Colton Utah Public Lands Committee Leavitt Montana Indian Affairs Committee Horace M. Albright National Parks Budget Bureau Kearney Neb Boulder Canyon Dam

English Lad In Quest For Adventure Ends In Tragedy

The diary of 18 year old English pupil recounts a seven month ordeal in the North Canadian wilderness after he left Grand Prairie in October seeking adventure toward Prince George. He lost his way faced dwindling supplies and failed attempts to build fire before his death near a cabin. his body was later shipped to England.

Edmonton Alta John Noel Patch Bennett Tillicum Creek England Bennett Grand Prairie Pine Pass Prince George British Columbia

Double standard exchange urged as world monetary fix

Former Senator Thomas of Colorado argues for resuming the twin standards of exchange to restore purchasing power globally. He cites history from 1816 and notes U S treasury moves in silver to China and the 1925 Indian rupee commission as abuses that harmed silver and gold balance. He blames policy and calls for public burdens on nations and free coinage.

Washington Thomas Colorado King Utah H. W. Coates International Chamber of Commerce Coates China Abraham England United States Treasury Federal Reserve Board Indian Currency Commission Treasury

Hoover urges confidence and jobs in Indiana speech

President Hoover addressed the Indiana Republican Editorial association in Indianapolis urging a ban on fear and pessimism. He defended policies promoting wage maintenance, public works expansion, drought aid, tariffs, immigration limits, and coordinated federal actions to spur recovery.

Indianapolis Hoover America Indiana Republican Editorial Association Treasury Federal Reserve System Banks Farm Loan and Farm Board System

Wickersham Group Expected To Make Report Inside Time Limit

The Wickersham commission is expected to deliver the remaining eight crime reports to the White House or government printing by July 1 as the body nears its end. Officials foresee some funds still in the $500,000 appropriation after printing costs, and a few reports may be completed before abolition. The work includes studies on governmental lawlessness crime among the foreign born and prison conditions, with a long term court study continuing as an independent project.

Washington Wickersham Commission Hoover White House Government Printing Office Commission Wickersham Congress Senate

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