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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1930

Page

3

Montana organization formed to advance state industries

A Montana association was named at Helena to aid state development. Temporary president is Billings dealer IF B Connelly with Willard Thompson of the Butte chamber as secretary. A statewide meeting will follow in three months to finalize plans and raise funds, concentrating on industry and agriculture with county representation.

Advancement of Montana Montana Association Helena IF. B. Connelly Billings Temorary Willard Shompson Butte Chamber of Commerce Montana Development, Congress A. H. Stafford

Montana Calendar Of Conventions And Civic Events

A list of upcoming Montana events spanning May to August includes Montana State Music Teachers Association in Great Falls May 12 13 Rotary International in Bozeman May 16 17 Montana Stockgrowers Association in Lewistown May 27 28 Montana Livestock Show in Lewiston May 26 28 and other gatherings. Also notes changes and announcements on census, seed loans policy, fuel developments, and local elections.

Montana State Music Teachers Association Great Falls Rotary International Bozeman Montana Stockgrowers’ Association Lewistown Montana Fort Misoula G. A. R. and Women’s Relief Corps Knight Templars and Commandry American Legion Helena Montana State Press Association Butte Kiwanians Grand Lodge Montana Masons and Eastern Star Missoula Sunshine Trail Association Rainbow Girls Havre

Naval treaty signed as Stimson faces Senate test

The London naval conference produced a five power treaty led by the United States Great Britain and Japan to limit tonnage and ships with France and Italy in part. Debate grows in the Senate led by Hale over parity and naval position in the Far East and the overall disarmament plan.

Edward W. Pickard Stimson United States Senate Queen Anne St. James’ Palace MacDonald Aristide Briand Rejiro Wakas Great Britain Japan America England France Italy League of Nations Far East Orient

Prohibition Debate Hearings On Economic Prosperity Weighs On Nation

EBUTTAL evidence before the house judiciary committee included key witnesses such as Iferre S. du Pont a major chemical and munitions figure. Maj. Gen. Clarence R. Edwards commander of the Twenty sixth division. Elizabeth Harris representing the Women’s Organization for National Prohibition Reform. and Clarence F. Buck of the Federal Dispensary Tax Reduction league. Du Pont argued against the claim that prosperity rests on prohibition while Edwards criticized prohibitionists for the Eighteenth Amendment and cited military reserve issues and postwar outcomes.

House Judiciary Committee I'ferre S. du Lout Millionire Chemical Clarence R. Edwards Elizabeth Harris Women’s Organization Clarence F. Buck Federal Dispensary Tax Reduction League du Pont Edwards

Special Senate Probe Targets Ostats Substation Leases

A Senate committee prepares inquiries into O stats substation leases amid federal investigations of at least one official. Reports forecast a scandal comparable to Teapot Dome, alleging high level officials in a conspiracy to divert government funds and wrongfully profit while harming thousands of investors nationwide.

Ostats Senate Federal Trade Commission High Post Office

Senate rejects Parker nomination to Supreme Court

The Senate Judiciary Committee reports against the nomination of Judge Parker of North Carolina as associate justice. The panel voted 10 to 6 to oppose the nomination, with defections by three administration Republicans and organized labor driving the radical votes. The measure now goes to the Senate floor.

Parker North Carolina Supreme Court Senate Judiciary Committee Senate Administration

Prison Fire Tragedy Claims 318 at Ohio Penitentiary

A Columbus fire chief warns 318 inmates died in a blaze at the Ohio state penitentiary in Columbus, due to locked cell tiers and a likely short circuit. An official inquiry will determine blame as hundreds of prisoners escaped to aid responders and a warden faces questions over fire protection and inside access.

Ohio State Penitentiary Columbus A. FE Nice P. E. Thomas Ke Most

Lindbergs Set Record Flight in Lockheed Sirius Monoplane

Colonel Lindbergh and his wife completed a Los Angeles to New York flight in 14 hours 45 minutes 32 seconds with a refueling stop at Wichita. They flew at 14000 to 15500 feet to show faster air travel possible in thinner air, while Mrs. Lindbergh navigated and sometimes controlled the plane.

Olonel Lindbergis Los Angeles New York Wichita Lindys

Plane tragedies and finance reforms dominate Montana news

Among the victims of airplane accidents were two noted men Count Henri de la Vaulx of Paris president of the International Aero nautical federation and Maj Lionel M Woolson of the Packard Motor Co killed in crashes in Jersey City and Attica. The Basel bank for international settlements prepared to issue shares after ratification of the Young plan as Germany repair talks proceed.

Henri de la Vaulx Paris International Aeronautical Federation Jersey City Lionel M. Woolson Army Air Reserve Packard Motor Company Packard Attica New York Major Woolson Commander Rogers Honolulu al Williams Ith Gates W. McGarrah Leon Iraser Pierre Quesnay Bank For International Settlements Basel Switzerland Great Britain Italy Hungary Bulgaria Czechoslovakia McGarrah

Chicago Crime Commission labels 28 public enemies

The Chicago crime commission named 28 men as the worst gangsters in the city and urged police to arrest them on sight. Police Commissioner Russell pledged cooperation in harassing the group, but no new arrests followed amid public scrutiny of corrupt politicians and lawyers aiding gangsters.

Viticago Chicago Crime Commission Russell Savery Chicago Crime Commission

Riots Spread as Nationalist Uprising Grows Across India

The nationalist revolt against British rule deepens beyond Gandhi’s passive resistance. Riots erupt in Karachi, Chittagong, Calcutta, Madras, Bombay, and Peshawar as authorities deploy troops. casualties reported among natives and some soldiers.

India Mahatma Gandhi Chittagong Indian Karachi Arabian Sea Burma Bompay Calcutta Madras Peshawar

Spring Seeding Underway Across Montana State

Montana reports variable rain with showers in southern and southeastern counties. Soils hold moisture aiding seed bed prep and spring wheat seeding is underway. Rain needed to aid winter wheat and emerging grass. some winter wheat damage from soil blowing. Acreage shifts to alfalfa flax barley rye and other feeds. Sugar beets planting starts early and will generalize soon.

Farmers of Montana Do Not Need to Join Co operatives to Get Grain Loan

W. J. Kuhrt of the Northwest Grain Association announced federal farm board loan privileges in North Dakota and Montana for all producers whether or not they are in co operatives. Cash advances on wheat at loan prices will be available, with the condition that borrowers deliver their 1930 crop to the association and become temporary individual stockholders. A 4 cent per bushel handling charge applies plus standard storage fees.

Oregon Montana State Board of Equalization W. G. Kellogg America Farmers’ National Grain Corporation Federal Farm Board Rosebud Harry Lay Montana Livestock Association Lewistown Manhattan W. O. Zirnstein Butte Montana Service Corporation Butte Chamber of Commerce State Division of Publicity Billings Illinois Indiana Missouri Iowa Buffalo N. Y New England State University At Missoula Montna W. J. Kuhrt Northwest Grain Association Minneapolis North Dakota Farm Board Kuhrt

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