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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1929

Page

1

Beadle Reelected Mayor as Butte Votes 10,002

M Kerr Beadle won the Butte mayoral race by 486 over Fred Holbrook in a 10,002 total vote. John L. Sullivan defeated Al Sundberg for treasurer by 472, while Dan F. Shea narrowly beat Fred Langdon for police judge by 66. City council shifts show Seubert, Christie, and Lindquist joining a Democratic majority.

M. Kerr Beadle Butte Fred Holbrook John L. Sullivan al Sundberg Dan F. Shea Fred Langdon Tom Morgan Kenneth Christie D. J. McGrath Fred Seubert Ray Coughlin Barry O'Leary Fred Sweet Herman Blank Sweet Edmund Sullivan John Lindquist Ray Kelly Lindquist John Callow Tom R. Morgan Seubert Christie

Post Office Reform Plans Promised by Hoover Aid

Washington April 1. Postmaster General Brown plans a major reorganization of the post office department to improve finances and raise personnel standards. He reportedly has President Hoover's backing, with only W Irving Glover remaining as assistant postmaster general after replacing Bartlett and restructuring duties.

Washington Post Office Department Brown Post Office Postal Service Hoover W. Irving Glover Bartlett

Gold standard debate by world money doctor in Princeton

Dr. Edwin Walter Kemmerer criticizes the gold standard as imperfect and explains its link to gold value. He notes historical dollar declines and the fluctuating purchasing power, urging patience until gold value stabilizes. Continued discussion referenced on page 17.

North American Newspaper Alliance Edwin Walter Kemmerer Princeton N. J China

Struck by Auto Leaves 13 Year Old Seriously Hurt

Arthur Vitalla, 13, of the Three Mile, is in St James hospital with a fractured thigh and shock after being struck and knocked down by a car on Dewey avenue near Kennedy street last evening. The vehicle was said to be driven by James Holland of the Tait hotel. He was taken to the hospital by W Willoughby of Sherman Reed company.

Arthur Vitalla St. James’ Hospital James Holland Tait Dewey Avenue Kennedy Street Young Vitalla W. Willoughby Sherman & Reed Company

France to Pay National Tribute to Dead Envoy

France plans a full national farewell for American Ambassador Herrick. Aboard the Tourville the funeral will begin at the embassy with Premier Poincare speaking for the government. The cortege will proceed to the American pro cathedral, then to Brest or Cherbourg for transport to New York aboard the cruiser.

Tourville France Ambassador Herrick Parmely Herrick New York Poincare Herrick Avenue George V Brest Cherbourg

Laist Talks Chilean Journey to Rotary Club Audience

Frederick Laist of Anaconda Copper spoke to the Rotary Club recounting his Potrerillos visit and meetings with former Anaconda employees now in Chile. He described the mine at full capacity, 25,000 tons daily, ore sent six miles to a mill in 25 minutes, and rapid return trips. He also touched on the global copper market and high prices.

Frederick Laist Anaconda Company Rotary Club Potrerillos Anaconda Butte Mines

Two Gotham Banks Merge to Form First Billion-Dollar Institution

New York April 1 The National City Bank merges with Farmers Loan and Trust creating a bank with about 2.06 billion in resources, the largest in the United States. The combined group keeps separate identities with Farmers Loan becoming City Bank Farmers Trust and National City taking over Farmers Loan’s commercial business. Farmers Loan stock rises to 1850 a share on the deal.

National City and Farmers Loan and Trust Company New York National City Bank Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company Wall Street United States Guaranty Trust Company National Bank of Commerce Chase National Third National City City Bank Farmers Loan City Bank Farmers Trust Company National City Farmers’ Loan National City Company

Parents Invited to Open House at Butte High Cafeteria

Following requests, the newly opened Butte high school cafeteria hosts an open house for parents of high school students Wednesday 5 to 8 PM. Food will be served in the same manner as student luncheons with the same prices.

Butte High School Jesse Ragsdale

North Montana agricultural and manual training school opened

Helena April 1 A seven member state board of education approved establishing the North Montana agricultural and manual training school as part of the university system. A northern delegation urged operation and outlined a two year academic plan for the Fort Assiniboine site near Havre. Havre officials offered use of the junior high plant pending building funds.

Helena North Montana Agricultural and Manual Training School Greater University State Board of Education Montana State Senate Fort Assiniboine Havre Havre City

Anaconda Copper Raises Butte Wages to Six Dollars a Day

The Anaconda Copper Mining Company announced a 25 cent daily wage increase effective April 1 1929 for all miners and plant workers in Butte Anaconda and Great Falls bringing underground pay to six dollars a day the highest in the metal mining world. The rise follows prior increases since October including a total $1.25 daily gain and affects daily and contract workers with proportional adjustments. payrolls exceed four tens of millions yearly in Montana and monthly wages surpass three million dollars in the district.

Butte Montana Anaconda Great Falls Anaconda Copper Mining Company Anaconda Company Butte District

Tragedy in Granite Street Kitchen: Jealous Husband Kills Wife

Mary Ott, a 20 year old witness, describes the shooting of Mrs Catherine Collett and the suicide of Dominic Colletti after he attempted to kill Collett. The couple’s infant child was present. Ott testified at the coroner’s inquest deposition.

Miss Mary Ott Catherine Collett Dominic Colletti West Granite Street Miss Ott

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