Vitamin G seen as key to growth and aging in mice
The health section of the American Chemical Society reports a new vitamin G linked to growth and aging. Professor H. C. Sherman of Columbia says rats lacking G may show stunted growth or premature old age, including hair loss, with death possible in extreme cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Atlanta
American Chemical Society
H. C. Sherman
Columbia University
Dr. Sherman
Delegation Heads Meet Again On Naval Pact Progress
United States Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson announced that the American British and Japanese delegations have reached complete agreement on Japanese reservations to a three power pact. Japan withdrew its request to transfer destroyer tonnage but may accelerate submarine division work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Stimson
Japan
Oil War Nears End and Steel Empire Dream
Sir Henri Deterding arrived in New York and predicts the oil war will end with benefits for all oil companies. He warns restricting drilling and notes current prices cannot support profits. Crude prices in the Mid Continent may rise in 10 days as Cyrus Eaton faces Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown merger pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Newspaper Alliance
Henri Deterding
Royal Dutch Shell Oil Company
New York
Sir Henri
Mid-Continent
Cyrus
Eaton
Cleveland
Youngston
Mr. Eaton
Youngston Steel and Tube Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
Death penalty demanded for Manter bank bandit trio
Eads Colorado April 9 The state demanded the death penalty for the Manter bank bandit trio Claude Ray Andrew Halliday and John Walker on trial for the slaying of Deputy Sheriff C A Hickman District Attorney J Arthur Phelps urged the court to seek capital punishment now and again as the case progressed He recounted the Manter bank robbery and the bandits flight across Kansas and Colorado and the later shooting of the deputy with Ed Hickman the slain officer s brother testifying that he found his brother face down in the road
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EADS
Colo
Manter Bank
C. A. Hickman
Arthur Phelps
Colorado
Claude Ray
Andrew Halliday
John Walker
Manter
Kan
Kansas
Hickman
Phelps
Ed Hickman
Conferees Rewrite Tariff on Watches and Bentwood Furniture
Higher duties on watches clocks bentwood furniture and zinc ores were settled by congressional conferees completing metals and wood sections of the tariff bill. Sugar levies and tobacco agriculture shifts loom next as silver logs and shingles await future decision with a House vote promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Smoot
Utah
Finance Committee
Final Analysis: Results Count in Classifieds
The saying truth lies in outcomes not boasts, and the final word rests on results. Classified ads promise direct value by delivering what you seek, proving merit through actual use and outcome.
Classified Ad Snapshot From Montana Standard
Classified ad snippet from the Montana Standard reads in brief form about “Always the same in service Always different in opportunity” with a phone number 5411 for contact.
Leading Entertainers to Appear in Legion Revue
A three part fashion and minstrel show by Silver Bow post No 1 American Legion opens tonight at the Broadway theater for a two day run. The first part features famous entertainers and spring fashions from Symons store with the Butte male chorus. Charles W. Towne will host the first part as curtain rises at 8 15 p.m. and advance tickets indicate a record crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow Post No
American Legion
Symons
Butte
Charles W. Towne
Medlin Boots Del Monte To Front In Derby Lap
Jockey W R Medlin rode Del Monte to the lead in the third lap of the Y Derby as owner Charles Youlden and trainer Ward Graham look on. The race opened last Saturday and is scheduled to end April 16 in a blaze of glory if it runs true to form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Medlin
del Monte
Charles Youlden
Ward Graham
Butte
Clyde van Dusen
L. O. Evans
W. E. Pierce
Whiskery
James R. Hobbins
Dudley Dowell
Alex Blewett
Flying Ebony
H. D. Kistler
Marcus Daly
Dalys
De Molay event draws 500 delegates to Butte sessions
The state De Molay convocation opens with an informal smoker at the Masonic temple in Butte tonight, expected to attract about 425 delegates from 26 Montana chapters and leaders from state and national orders. Sessions Friday and Saturday will feature growth reports and expansion plans while Charles W. Towne acts as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
State de Molay
Montana
Highland Chapter
Butte
Charles W. Towne
Wilson and Moore Again Named for Game Commission
Helena April 9. E A Wilson of Livingston and W K Moore of Billings were named to the State Fish and Game commission for four year terms by Governor Erickson.
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Wilson
Moore
Game Commission
Helena
E. A. Wilson
Livingston
W. K. Moore
Billings
State Fish and Game Commission
Erickson
Salvation Army Golden Jubilee Tonight Features Erickson Speech
Gov John E Erickson will speak at the Salvation Army citadel tonight along with the nationally known Butte Mines band. Leonard will chair the event with Major Fristrup introducing him. Speakers include Beadle Rev A B Bristow Montana Western Washington division commander Senator Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Erickson
Butte Mines
Salvation Army
Leonard
K. Fristrup
Washington
Beadle
A. B. Bristow
Butte Ministerial Association
Major Fristrup
Montana
Butte
Secretary Admits Writing Poison Letters In Spokane
Lettie Jourdan, 37, secretary of the Spokane County Women’s Christian Temperance Union, confessed authoring 200 obscene poison pen letters. Officials acted to free two men indicted through her letters, James M. Rainey and son Arthur, with possible perjury charges after Jourdan testified before the grand jury she received the letters from the Raineys. Sheriff Brower said the full letters would not be released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Lettie Jourdan
Spokane County
Montana Weather Forecast Looks Fair This Thursday
Montana forecast calls for generally fair conditions on Thursday and Friday with cooler temperatures in the east and south portions on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Couple on Air Tour Praises Western Montana Scenery
After a 7000 mile air journey through western states and along the Pacific coast Mr and Mrs J Lipzenberger of Akron Ohio said Western Montana offered the finest scenery of their trip. They landed at the Butte airport for fuel and weather data then continued eastward en route home from an extended pleasure tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lipzenberger
Akron
Montana
Pacific Coast
Butte
Supreme Court rules against Wilbur oil policy
The District of Columbia supreme court directed Secretary Wilbur to reinstate oil and gas exploration applications, ruling that neither the president’s interior secretary nor the cabinet can bar public lands from drilling permits. Justice Jennings Bailey granted a mandamus, signaling lands opened to prospectors again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilbur
Hoover
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Secretary of the Interior
Jennings Bailey
Bailey
Deat
Erickson Demands Oil Drilling Developments Not Hindered
Helena April 9 Special Governor Erickson and Western states officials clash with federal policy on drilling. They warn that Wilbur’s opposition to permits on public lands threatens Montana oil field development and cites Colorado Springs meeting as support for their stance.
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Erickson
Helena
Montana
Lee Dennis
Colorado Springs
Wilbur
District of Columbia
Prohibition Director Leaves For Montana Visit
Walter I Butte state prohibition director leaves for a district tour. J F P Herbert, administrator for the Nineteenth district, says the prohibition work remains and his trip is official to all sections. He declines to comment on Butte’s situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F P. J. Herbert
Ninteenth
Butte
Montana
Idaho
Herbert
Proclamation designates May 1 as Child Health Day
President Hoover proclaims May 1 as Child Health Day urging communities to organize health activities for children. He cites federal and state support for child health programs and the White House conference on child health. The proclamation calls all agencies to assist in coordinating health efforts for America's youth.
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Hoover
America
Washington
United States of America
Congress
States of the Union
Alaska
Porto Rico
White House
Herbert Hoover
Census Enumerators Face Resistance in Butte
Patrol wagon aided an enumerator to obtain census information from a wary Butte resident who relented under police presence. Supervisor J K Hesler praised the efficient district, noting 532 enumerators visit 100 to 200 citizens daily, averaging 5 300 people seen each day, with a few stubborn refusals that yield under pressure. He stressed confidentiality and cooperation for the census’s public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
J. K. Hesler
McCormick Wins Illinois Republican Primary by Wide Margin
Ruth Hanna McCormick swept to the Republican nomination in Illinois with about 613,200 votes to Charles Deneen’s 426,073 as belated returns confirmed a 200,000 lead. She heads to the general against Democrat James Hamilton Lewis, while pressing her public stance on Prohibition and personal liberty.
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Chicago
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Illinois
Emerene
Washington
Congress
Charles 8
Deneen
Senate
Dlinois
McCormick
Outcome of Steel Merger Battle Still In Doubt
In Youngstown Ohio on April 9 captains of the steel industry paused the merger vote between Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Bethlehem Steel due to counting difficulties. Totals were postponed to 4 p m the next day as hundreds of thousands of ballots remained to be tallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
Butte High Senate Defeats Girls in Annual Debate
For the sixth straight year the Butte high school senate defeated the girls debate league in the auditorium last night. More than attendees watched as the question, Resolved That We Should Recognize the Present Soviet Government of Russia, was argued with the senate for the affirmative and the girls for the negative. Judges awarded the senate a two to one decision. Before the debate both groups performed stunts and the sophomore orchestra played selections. Continued on page 2.
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Butte High School
Girls
Russia
Senate
Boye
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London Naval Parley
U.S
Stimson
Webb Miller
United Press
London
Ment
Senate Group
Legion
Medlin Boots
Derby
BIG Field
Butte Y. M. C. A
Salvationists
Mines
Citadel
Supreme Court
Prohibition
Walts I. Butte
Eady
Ma. McOrmick
Vaat
Charles Deneen
Butte High
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