Telephone 66 and the thirty hour week clash at a Rotarian symposium
Robert L. Lund argues the thirty hour week would set back recovery and lower living standards while William Green contends it would restore prosperity. Lund notes 1929 profits and 1981 losses as context and lists six practical objections to shorter hours. Green links unemployment to labor saving devices and calls for drastic hour reduction now to prevent job loss and sustain reemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Lund
St. Lou's
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Lund
National Association of Manufacturers
America
Green
Hugh S. Johnson
National Recovery Administrator
Tribute to Callaway Dominates County Vote
The article praises Chief Justice Lew L. Callaway, noting a 1428 tally the highest state officer vote, predicting overwhelming support in November as locals who know him vouch for his honesty and fairness. It also reports a 90 day jail sentence for public drunkenness in Reed City and an inmate escape in Bethany, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew L. Callaway
Sherman Prim
Reed City
Mich
Collectors chase rare coins and wonders of history
The article lists prices for rare coins like the 1918 Liberty Head nickel and 1908 O mint dollar, notes melting of silver dollars after the Pitman Act, and describes scarce dates. It also catalogs antiquated wonders and modern inventions such as radio and aircraft, highlighting enduring value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J .Banks
United States
Colorado
California
Utah
Oregon
Carolina
Georgia
New York
Feuchtwanger
Congress
Orient
New Orleans
Canvass of Primary Election Completed
The record lists numbered precincts with Republican and Democratic candidates, noting ties at several locations and the final canvass of the primary. Included is a long quotation and an advertorial joke about a barber offering a hair restorer.
Fort Keough troubles amid Indian uprisings and local business notes
Reports from Fort Keough warn of serious trouble as five cowboys and seven Indians are killed in uprisings. Detachments of soldiers have been sent to the scene. Dillon Furniture opens in the Kirkpatrick building with Robert T. Wing as president and G. T. Paul as manager. The manager is described as a rustler who will run the business satisfactorily. The Butte Miner plans a bare knuckle bout between two Dillon bruisers on the 27th, with Sheriff Jones enforcing the anti prize fight law in Beaverhead county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keough
Dillon Furniture Company
Kirkpatrick
Montana
Helena
Robert T. Wing
G. T Paul
Butte
Dillon
Jones
Beaverhead
Yellowstone holdups and auto stats in 1914 Tribune notice
Twenty years ago in Yellowstone park two hold up men robbed 18 coaches, taking $3,000 in cash and jewelry from passengers. Montana's auto market shows about 9,006 registered cars with estimates of 1,000 secondhand sales and average remaining value around $600. Civil service announces open exam for junior legal assistant in labor statistics at $2,000 yearly, closing July 30, with economy and retirement deductions. Also mentions Lawrance of London ordered to support his ex-wife and a Belfast speech by James Richardson after years of silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Yellowstone Park
Montana
United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
Iowa
Vermont
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Washingon
D. C
Ernest Nelson
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Notable Disturbances In Various Courts And Estates
Across multiple notices an Indianapolis mother commits suicide after son misses diploma at college. A Brooklyn lawsuit seeks 25000 from Long Island University over two-year campus experience. A Jefferson City wife’s unconventional attire at marriage draws comment. Montana notices warn creditors and probate actions for Napoleon Goyer and Bessie B Wall. Tax sale planned in Beaverhead County on August 4 with delinquent properties listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter G. Wagner
Long Island University
Brooklyn
Beaverhead County Board of Equalization July 16 1934
Beaverhead County Montana met as a County Board of Equalization on Monday July 16 1934 at 9 00 am with Commissioners Rife Hartwig and Jackson and Clerk Baker present. One petition for reduction of assessment was filed and laid on the table for investigation. Bids for infirmary construction and for plumbing and heating were opened and tabled pending sale of county property. Real estate parcels were bid upon with Barrett and McCollum winning certain lots. other parcels remained open for later bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Beaverhead
Bessie .B. Wall
Bessie B. Wall
Nevada M. Mansfield
Fred Rife
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
W.T. Morrison
H. R. Deutsch
Walter Crump
Thomas Scott
Dart Hardware and Implement Co
Thomas KE. Luebben
H. E
Comstock Lode
R. M. Barrett
James A. McCollum
County Farm Infirmary
Thomas E Luebben
County Board of Qualization
Albert S. Baker
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Thursda
Foote Dillon
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American Press Associal
Callaway
Reginald Barkow
Michigan City
Ind
Harrigan County
Bethany
S. R. Birley
Los Angeles
Joseph L. Millen
West Virginia
Antipater
Palestine
Babylon
B. C
Diana
Ephesus
Zéus
Olympus
Colossus
Rhodes
Pharos
Alexandria
Artemisia
Cheops
B. J. McMenomey
J.qh. Gilbert
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Henry G. Rodgers
G. T. Paul
Fred Chapman
Roscoe Cornell
H. N. Tragitt
George Opp
Clara Adams
Arthur Graeder
George Main
A. T. Crossley
Alice Arbour
Dan Pendergast
Flora Hirschy
Minnie Pendergast
W. A. Amnitage
Mary Helming
Bessie Capehart
Agnes Armitage
J. P. Loss
R. L. Jones
William Brownell
Lion
Stalkers
Carl Innes
Jutte
J. F. Wiksdal
O. M. Best
Floyd Best
Alf Cashmore
Lorenzo Cushing
Wm. Cushing
B. N. Stevenson
Hugh McCaleb
Charles Burden
Frank Eliel
Charles Nelson
Jake Mittlemeier
A. A. Elliott
Court House
Idaho
Ethel Bond
Hugh L. McCaleb
Chas. Niblack
St. Louis
James C. Lawrence
London
James ‘Richardson
Belfast
Dumb
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Vannie S. Taylor
Crawfordsville
Cora Viola Balls Schaeffer
Jefferson City, Mo
Firth Judicial District
State OF
Napoleon Goyer
Liaw
J. B. Kelly
County of
J. E. Goyer
Bertie Mathews
Board OF Equalization
H. E. Survey
East Side
Wisdom
Chesbro’s
Little Music Store
Paramount
Black Diamond
Ukelele
Phonograph
Brunswick
Tonophone
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