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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1933

Page

1

Roosevelt inflation plan eyed as Senate push nears

Washington reports confidence that the Senate will back President Roosevelt in shaping an international monetary accord. Democrats plan to let Republicans lead the debate on the inflation measure while Senator Thomas prepares to file facts in the Congressional Record. The House backs the Muskie Shoals project and a White House rail relief push is anticipated amid banking reform talks.

Thomas Washington Senate Roosevelt Okla Thomas Rider Farm Hill House Muscle Shoals White House Senate Banking Committee

Herriot Optimistic on Conference Ahead of Roosevelt Talks

French officials push for a new world economic structure based on gold seeking early stabilization of the dollar and sterling. Herriot arrives for talks with President Roosevelt in Washington with Paris aiming to align with the Federal Reserve and Bank of England to peg currencies at new levels using France’s gold reserves.

Washington U.P Roosevelt Edouard Herriot World Economic Conference Federal Reserve Bank of England Bank of France

Former French Premier Visits Washington in Buoyant Mood

Buoyant former French premier Herriot shows no resentment during Washington visit, smiling and upbeat as he meets American officials. Continued on page 2.

Washington France Mier America

Mrs Judd Awaits Transfer to Insane Asylum

Winnie Ruth Judd remains in Arizona State Prison as a sanity verdict delays commitment to the Phoenix state hospital. Judge Green has yet to sign papers after the insanity ruling, with officials rushing formalities to move her to care of physicians. Judd spends time in her cell with cats named Ike Mike Tom and Jerry, Jerry honoring Geraldine.

Florence Ariz Winnie Ruth Judd Arizona State Prison State Hospital For Insane Phoenix E. L. Green Judd State Hospital Agnes Anne Leroi Ike Mike Tom and Jerry Jerry Geraldine

Cheering Londoners greet four engineers expelled from Russia

In London on April 23 the four British technicians Allan Monkhouse John Cushny C H Nordwall and A W Gregory returned from Russia after a sabotage and espionage trial. They were greeted by rousing cheers and appeared surprised by the warmth of the welcome despite traces of Moscow experiences.

London Russia Moscow Allan Monkhouse John Cushny C. H. Nordwall A. W. Gregory Metropolitan-Vickers

Youth Recovering From Accidental Gunshot Wound

John A. Prewett thirteen of 2121 Locust street is at St James hospital recovering from a gunshot wound to the right thigh. The injury occurred when a .22 rifle in the hands of Richard Guay fifteen discharged accidentally in hills near the summit of Harding Way while the boys were gathering wood. Mr Prewett carried his son for more than a mile to the highway and first aid saved his life before the hospital arrival.

John A. Prewett Locust Street St. James Hospital Richard Guay Harding Way Prewett Mr. Prewett

Seventeen rescued after flaming fishing boat explodes

In New York on April 23, seventeen men and women were saved from Great South Bay after a gasoline stove explosion on a fishing boat caused a fire. Vincent Minella and his sister Frances were thrown into the water, flames spreading as the crew assisted victims in the bay.

New York Great South Bay Long Island Vincent Minella Frances John Collins Mildred Philip Groenewald Minella

Fire kills four in Wilmington home blaze

Wilmington April 23 A fire that destroyed the home of Elizabeth Waters and two adjoining frame dwellings killed four people, including Mrs. Waters a 69 year old Negro and her three grandchildren.

Wilmington Del Elizabeth Waters

Rancher Crushed to Death in House Demolition

Walter E. Wilson a 53 year old rancher from the Nordman district near Sandpoint Idaho was crushed between a roof and wall during shack demolition His body was found by searchers after a neighbor noticed his absence and he was believed to have been killed about three weeks ago.

Sandpoint Idaho Walter E. Wilson Nordman District Here Wilson

Fears of upheaval drive Chinese into Tientsin foreign district

Fears of a political upheaval after a Japanese North China invasion push Chinese residents from native quarters into foreign concessions in Tientsin. Hundreds of rickshas and carts carry belongings as roadways clog and observers weigh the risk of disorder against the official stance that Japanese and Manchukuo forces have not advanced beyond the Swan River.

Tientsin China Japanese War Office Swan River Peiping Great Wall

Oregon Jury Convicts Kimsey in Assault With Weapon

Charles Kimsey was found guilty by a Portland circuit court jury of assault while armed with a dangerous weapon. He was arrested in Kalispell Montana and returned to Oregon for questioning in a Lava Lake trappers murder case dating to 1924. He faced a separate charge of drugging and slugging Bend taxi driver W. E. Harrison.

Portland Ore Charles Kimsey Kalispell Mont Oregon Lava Lake Here Kimsey W. E. Harrison Bend

Butte Opens Spring Weather With Home Tasks And Outings

With temperatures reaching 61 degrees, Butte residents tackled spring cleaning as lawns, gardens and cars received attention. Roads out of town were busy, golf courses saw crowds, and a promising weekend drive persisted despite a forecast of possible rain or snow within 24 hours.

Butte Butte-Anaconda

Roosevelt approves 50 conservation camp sites

Sites for 50 conservation work camps approved by President Roosevelt were announced by Robert Fechner. Ten thousand of the 250,000 unemployed to be recruited under the reforestation program will spend the summer in national parks and monuments. Locations include Yellowstone Glacier Great Smokies and sites across 14 states.

Washington Roosevelt Robert Fechner National Parks and Monuments Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Maine Montana Tennessee North Carolina Oklahoma Oregon Utah Virginia Wyoming Fechner Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks Great Smokies

Debt Revision to Be Demanded by Chamberlain

London ciphered reporting indicates Neville Chamberlain will press in his budget speech for a downward revision of the war debt to the United States before Britain resumes any gold standard. The April 23 dispatch notes the issue as central to fiscal year estimates and the overall war debt question.

London Great Britain United States Neville Chamberlain Chamberlain America

Slight improvement noted in accident victim

Doug las Johnson a 16 year old Butte high student sustained a skull fracture and other injuries after a bicycle crash on the Butte Anaconda highway. John Powers and Hanford Estabrook face reckless driving charges in justice court with Powers driving Estabrook s car.

Douglas Johnson Butte High School West Silver Street Butte-Anaconda Highway St. James’ Hospital Johnson Butte John Powers Jay Street Hanford Estabrook Harrison Avenue Justice Court Powers Estabrook Johnson Boy

Montana Weather Outlook for Monday and Tuesday

A unsettled forecast for Montana shows possible rain or snow for Monday and Tuesday. Temperatures trend cooler east of the divide on Monday with colder conditions expected further east.

Montana Divide

Gold Basis Plan Studied By Heads Of Two Countries

American and British leaders moved toward a monetary system based on a world gold standard. President Roosevelt and Prime Minister MacDonald chaired sessions with economic experts and the French envoy Herriot. A proposed gold ratio of 30 to 40 percent for currency reserves was discussed with further talks planned at the state department and White House.

Roosevelt Ramsay MacDonald White House Mrs. Roosevelt Ishbel MacDonald Premier MacDonald Washington MacDonald Potomac River Edouard Herriot Executive Mansion Hull State Department Herriot

Pioneer stockman of Madison dies in Helena home

Charles Emerick Carlson 61 longtime Madison valley stockgrowing figure near Jeffers died at the Masonic home in Helena valley. Survived by two sons Frank and Reed of Jeffers and daughter Mildred Jeffers a teacher in Butte. Swedish born burial planned in Helena.

Helena Charles Emerick Carlson Madison Valley Jeffers Masonic Helena Valley Carlson Frank Reed Mildred Jeffers Butte Sweden

Murray's Campaign Manager Dies in Texas

George A. Henshaw Jr. 38, head of Henshaw Oil of Texas and manager for Governor William H Murray's 1932 presidential campaign, died at his San Angelo home, Texas.

Oklahoma City George A. Henshaw Jr Henshaw Oil Corporation of Texas Wiliam H. Murray San Angelo Tex

Italian Finance Minister to depart for Washington for talks

Rome April 23. Finance Minister Guido Jung, Italy's delegate to preliminary world economic discussions in Washington, says he will carry two aims: prepare political atmosphere for reconstruction and adjust international payments to prevent excessive transfers. He sails from Genoa aboard Conte Di Savoia on Tuesday.

Rome Guido Jung Italy Washington America Associated Press Signor Jung Genoa

Lindberghs Arrive in Kansas City on Airmail Route

Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh arrived by plane from St Louis tonight. A crowd of several thousand waited hours for a glimpse of the famous aviators. Lindbergh will stay several days before continuing his Transcontinental Western air inspection trip to the West, hosted by Jack Frye, TWA vice president.

Kansas City Charles A. Lindbergh St. Louis Colonel Lindbergh Lindberghs Jack Frye

Better Homes Week Observed In Mining City Butte

Butte marks Better Homes Week with the Rocky Mountain Garden club and civic groups promoting beautification. Radio programs advise on home improvement while a noon Finlen hotel meeting with Charles W. Towne emphasizes cleaning up the city. Boy Scouts distribute window cards for the campaign.

Mining City Butte Rocky Mountain Garden Club Finlen Hotel Butte Chamber of Commerce Charles W. Towne George Roosevelt

Also Mentioned on This Page

APN Alle Cola Olteo Conservation Army M’donald Heariot Mrs. Judd Insane Asylum Tientsin Foreign District Nanking Yellowstone The Woods Potomac Madison Murray Lauds Roosevelt Louds Ministry of Finance Jung
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