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05 Aug 1929
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1929
Page
1
Canadian Wheat Pool Drives Consolidation Among Grain Firms
The big Canadian wheat pool, a western farmer cooperative, moves to unite private grain firms for efficiency. Thirty Winnipeg Exchange firms have merged under one management to cut handling costs, with more firms expected to join. The pool owns about 1,500 of 5,000 country elevators and is expanding at 300 to 400 new elevators yearly. Private traders and pool rivals are also building elevators and expanding terminal storage at Winnipeg Fort William Montreal and Vancouver to control grain flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Sinclair
North American Newspaper Alliance
Big
Canadian Wheat Pool
Western Wheat Farmers
Winnipeg Exchange
Commission
Winnipeg
Fort William
Montreal
Vancouver
Tariff makers await outcome of conference
Washington, Aug 4. Republican tariff makers in the senate await the result of conferences between President Hoover and Chairman Smoot. The Smoot sliding scale for sugar duties faces criticism as a price fixing scheme. The finance committee plans a hearing Wednesday and a decision in executive session soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hoover
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Blue Ridge Mountain Lodge
Finance Committee
Capitol
Mr. Hoover
US 1928 Economy Posts Record Activity, Says Commerce Book
United States business in 1928 reached new heights with manufacturing output 3 percent above 1926 peak and 5 percent above 1927. The cost of living eased mildly while wholesale prices rose, and automobile traffic cut into train passenger use though rail ton mileage exceeded 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Classified Ad Copy Help Line Promises Faster Results
A local service offers phone support to craft effective ads. Caller 626 connects with an ad taker described as highly competent to ensure buyers notice the message and respond quickly. The note frames this as a timely, practical aid for producing strong advertisements.
Classifieds Reflect Montana Standard’s Service Spirit
The Montana Standard advertises its classified section as reliable in service and varied in opportunity, inviting readers to explore listings that change with each edition while maintaining consistent value.
Picnic Weather Draws Crowds to Favorite Spots
Six large picnics near Butte plus several small gatherings marked a holiday of outdoor fun. The Christo foro Colombo society drew over 3000 to Gregson for games dancing and music led by the Montana State band under Martin Cesare. Mrs James Cummins sang, Pietro Bonino led the arrangements, and St Jean Baptiste members defeated Anaconda in tug of war at Columbia Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Christoforo Colombo Society
Gregson
Montana
Martin Cesare
James Cummins
Pietro Bonino
St. Jean Baptiste Society
Columbia Gardens
William Paige
Census Tabulation Plan Mobilizes 100000 February 16
Washington reports the census bureau says a 100000 strong corps will start April 1 1930 for the fifteenth decennial enumeration. It covers population unemployment farms and trade distribution under 573 supervisors with the aim of unprecedented national statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Trade Distribution
Unem
Mount Etna Eruption Intensifies Amid Lava Outbreak Fears
In Catania Sicily on August 4 mounting Mt Etna continued to erupt with strong fumes and sparse lava activity. Two observers were killed while watching the eruption and ash and fumes covered Nicolosi. Electric discharges marked the smoky pillar as a November-like eruption loomed with potential lava flow from the crater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Etna
Catania
Sicily
Mount
Etna
Nicolosi
Whitehouse Faces Battle in Congress Over Ship Program
Forces aligned against the President in Congress are gathering support as each day passes. Recruits join the effort to obstruct or constrain the ship program amid mounting political pressure.
Opposition Formidable Shell FATAL TO SEVEN WASHINGTON
Congress ready to clash with President Hoover over suspension of naval construction. Key senators and lawmakers on both naval committees oppose Hoover, risking party unity as hearings loom. In Bozeman a car crash killed Amy Danaher and left others injured during a trip from Bozeman to West Yellowstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Congress
White House
Hoover
Senate Naval Committee
Swanson
Virginia
Eeense
Senate Naval
Navy
Hale
Senate
Britten
House Naval Committee
Pat Harrison
Gig Oe
King
Utah
Bozeman
Amy Danaher
Helena
Maurice Sturman
Houston
Texas
Louis Merrill
San Francisco
Ella May Wallace
Alice Thompson
Gallatin Canyon
West Yellowstone
Bozeman Hot Springs
Stone House
Canyon
Danaher
Sturman
Thomas Danaher
Wallace
West Yellowstone Country
Los Angeles
Miss Thompson
Commercial Service Association
Getchell
Merrill
Hoo Men Battle Fires Raging in Wisconsin Woods
More than 500 men kept vigil over forest fires in northeastern Wisconsin on Sunday. New blazes were reported near Silver Lake and along the Peshtigo River, but none proved serious. Fires in Forest and Oconto counties were reported under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Crandon
Wis
Silver Lake
Peshtigo’ River
Forest County
Oconto County
Missing Persons In 1928 Report Highlights Near One Thousand Unfound
New York report shows 23,147 vanishings in 1928 with 22,425 found. The Missing Persons Bureau notes over 12,000 cases filed in 1929 so far, illustrating ongoing search efforts and large unresolved totals despite high recovery rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northampton
Mass
Greenville
D. C
Ottumwa
Iowa
The
Police Department
Amateur Seamen Arrive After Atlantic Crossing in 12 Days
The 46 foot ketch Carlsark sailed secretly from New York last June and crossed the Atlantic in 12 days. Skipper Carl L. Weagant of Douglaston New York, Cornell football manager last year, led four Cornell men in the voyage to Horta Azores. The crew found the crossing long and surprising as they neared their harbor stop in Horta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horta
Azores
Carlsark
Cornell University
Atlantic
Carl L. Weagant
Douglaston
L. I
Cornell
New York
St. Lawrence
Guatemalan Flyers Prepare Return Flight to Dayton Visit
Col. Miguel Garcia Granados and Lieut. Carlos Merlen, Guatemalan pilots, completed a four stop flight to Washington and planned to start the return trip tomorrow. They will stop at Wright Field in Dayton, Ohio, the US Army air field, en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miguel Garcia Granados
Carlos Merlen
Dayton
Ohio
Wright Field
United States Army
Butte Group to Attend Walther League State Meeting
About 40 Butte members of the Walther League will attend the Montana district convention in Helena on August 10 and 11. Twelve delegates from Butte were selected, led by Rev. M. D. Hudtloff. The First Lutheran church of Helena arranged planning committees for the program with speakers from eastern and western cities and services on Sunday. Delegates from 10 Montana cities will attend. others interested should contact Rev. Hudtloff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Walther League
Montana
Lutheran Young People's Organization
Helena
M. D. Hudtloff
Butte League
Rev. Hudtloff
W. Heinzelmann
Roy Peterson
Louise Scherrer
Ruby Wendel
Edward Eno
Paul Eno
Curtis Binstock
Timothy Keefe
Florentine Eno
Florence Hedla
Della Stern
First Lutheran Church of
Bishop Cannon Attacks Democratic Leaders in Public Reply
Bishop James Cannon Jr. released a 15,000 word answer condemning what he calls continuous slander against him. He renews attacks on former Governor Alfred E. Smith, Democratic National Committee Chairman John J. Raskob, Senator Carter Glass, and various papers, warning that Raskahism must be discarded or Southern Democrats leave the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Cannon Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Alfred E. Smith
New York
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Carter Glass
Virginia
Tragic car crash ends in death of Butte man
A three man party from Butte, including Ted Koskela, 23, is involved in a late night auto ride that ends with Koskela dying early Sunday. Hendrickson and John Weden are detained as investigators probe possible intoxication and a wheel change leading to a fatal fall or being struck. Local coroner inquest pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Ted Koskela
Koskela
Eli Koskela
Ray Sompleheoi
Govert
Hendrickson
Chinese Shootings Spark Chinatown Tong War Fears
Extra police squads rushed to Chicago's Chinatown after a second shooting in 12 hours. Kar Long Leon aged 49 was wounded near his home in the Leong district. Yee Sun, 58, was killed near On Leong headquarters as Lae Loy of the Hip Sing tong claimed the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chinatown
Thenon Leong
Sing Tongs
Kar Long Leon
Leong
Poy Wong
Yee Sun
The
On Leongs
Lae Loy
Hip Sing Tong
Barge blast toll rises to five in Ohio river accident
An oil barge explosion on the Ohio river at Kosmosdale claimed five lives and left two men missing. Officials blamed the disaster on gas formation over a two inch oil layer in the barge bottom and cited an acetylene tool as a factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Ohio
Kosmosdale
Graf Zeppelin Commander Plans World Cruise Return
Dr. Hugo Eckener announced on arrival that if fuel and oil can be loaded in time he will depart Wednesday night from Lakehurst to Friedrichshafen. The return flight marks the first leg of a four leg world cruise aboard the Graf Zeppelin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval ‘Air Station
Lakehurst
N. J
Hugo Eckener
Friedrichshafen
Graf Zeppelin completes third Atlantic crossing this year
The Graf Zeppelin landed at Lakehurst on August 4 completing its third Atlantic crossing within a year. The German airship earlier did a round trip from Friedrichshafen to the U S base at this naval station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Germany
Lakehurst Station
Harry Kelliher
Associated Press
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
N. J
Graf Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Delegates Assemble for Hague Talks on Young Plan
Delegations from Great Britain, France, Germany, Belgium, Italy and Japan plus a U S observer gather in The Hague for the conference opening Tuesday to decide replacing the Dawes plan with the Young plan and to resolve Rhineland evacuation. Disagreements among reparations experts are anticipated as discussions begin. The British seek fair treatment in Spa ratio readjustments. France demands a strong Rhineland evacuation if reparations are settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Holland
Great Britain
France
Germany
Belgium
Italy
Japan
United States
Rhineland
Radio broadcast to air Rotary luncheon addresses
Butte civic groups will gather at a noon Wednesday luncheon at the Finlen hotel dining room to hear John D. Ryan and C. F. Kelley speak. Samuel Barker Jr. will preside and KGIR will broadcast the talks with 250 seats reserved by Dr. H. D. Kistler for interested listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. H. D. Kistler
KGIR
Mr. Ryan
Mr. Kelley
Samuel Barker Jr
Butte
John D. Ryan
Anaconda Company
Barker
Kelley
Butte High School
H. D. Kistler
Butte Rotary Club
Ryan
Kistler
Finlen
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Zeppelin
U. S
Europe
By Wells Church
Gregson of the Christoforo Colombo Society
Henry Ford
Detroit
Ford
New Jersey
Thomas A. Edison
Gengus
Eady
Whitehouse
Yellowstone Park
Raymond Clapper
Gadgg Atlantic
Farm Board
R. McKelvie
Nebraska
Federal Farm Board
International Ilustrated News
Bishop Cannon
Deathstalko Final
Ogene OF
Auto Ride
Meaderville Road
Trio
Young
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