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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1930

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Senate Takes Up $60 Million Farm Relief Bill

Washington dispatch reports Democrats push a $60 million farm loan drought bill with food advances while defeating the administration’s plan to pass a $30 million substitute. House rules failed to suspend, 205 to 159, with party and bipartisan support. The measure goes to the agriculture committee under Gilbert Haugen for possible compromise.

Herbert Little Washington Nicholas Longworth New York Paul Kvale Minn Agriculture Committee Gilbert Haugen Iowa Longworth Haugen

Fire kills Browns as son burns Farm tragedy shocks county

Wounded farmhand Chester Bunge recounted that Paul Brown, 28, shot his parents at their Indiana farm, then set the house ablaze. The farmhouse burned with the youths missing body, posses formed to find him as neighbors arrived too late to rescue. Purdue alumnus Paul Brown allegedly fled after injuring Bunge. Police found the house destroyed and continued the search.

Nashville Ind Lee Brown Paul Chester B Young Brown Bunge Purdue University Brown Brown Farm

Four Century Suit Is Settled in One Minute

In Transylvania on December 15 a long running land dispute between Feldioara commune and a Swabian neighbor ended with a one minute solomonic settlement. Each side accepts 500 hectares of land, ending the suit over 1,000 hectares claimed from a lost document.

Transylvania Romania Feldioara

Chief Goes on Trial in Prohibition Conspiracy Case

GAUNT, chief of police at Great Falls, and five other officers went on trial yesterday on charges of conspiracy to violate the federal prohibition law.

Ray Gaunt Great Falls

Trial Focuses on Police Conspiracy Over Prohibition Fines

In Great Falls on December 15 two police officers testified in a federal trial of Chief Ray Gaunt and five officers alleging they conspired to violate the national prohibition law. Lt. D. L. McElliott and Ray E. Blanchard said fines were collected from bootleggers at definite periods to allow operation. Blanchard said he prepared a list of bootleggers and Gaunt censured him after obtaining the list. Gaunt kept a record of the fines.

Great Falls D. L. McElliott Ray E. Blanchard Ray Gaunt McElliott Blanchard Gaunt

Eagles Initiate 25 Members At Lodge Hall Meeting

A class of 25 new members was initiated into Butteserie No. 11 Fraternal Order of Eagles at the Lewisohn building. The large gathering ended with a social session and dance as Byron E. Cooney presided. A committee led by John Rowe listed members including D. Oulette and Albert Wilbur.

Butteserie Order of Eagles Lewisohn Lodge Byron E. Cooney John Rowe D. Oulette Albert Wilbur Dan Dooley J. O'Neill James O’brien J. J. Kelly Frank Sweeny John Collins Edgar An

National Education Association Leader To Visit Butte

Dr. Willis A. Sutton, president of the National Education Association from Atlanta, will visit Butte on January 2 on his way home from California and Oregon. He aims to meet school officials and teachers and discuss higher educational standards. Butte has not hosted an N E A president before.

National Education Association Butte Willis A. Sutton Atlanta J. G. le Sutton California State Educational Association Oregon Washington America Ragsdale

Joshers Open Headquarters to Aid Needy Families

The Joshers opened headquarters at 44 East Broadway to carry on Christmas aid work. Delivery starts one week from today as Chief Josher James T. Finlen announces a larger checker force to thoroughly investigate applications. Applications accepted through December 17 with no prior exclusions. The Policeman-Fireman football benefit has boosted Josher finances.

Joshers Yuletide Famous Butte Organization Josher James T. Finlen East Broadway Josher James T. Finlen Mr. Finlen Finlen

Crippled Kiddies to Enjoy Annual Christmas Event

The crippled kids auxiliary and local businessmen prepare a Christmas tree for district children. The tree will be presented December 23 between 4 and 6 p m. Mrs C L Berrien chairs the committee and invites all district crippled children to attend the ceremonies and program. Officers for the new year were elected.

Crippled Kiddies’ Auxiliary Butte C. L. Berrien

Communist Bandits Take Chinese Town

Unconfirmed dispatches report that communist forces captured the town of Kanchow Ki in southern China. British and American missionaries are stationed at Kanchow Ki as unrest continues in the area.

Shanghai Kanchow Ki Anchow 1 Ki

Tragic Eureka II Fire Claims Multiple Lives in Miami Beach

Federal and state probes began into the Eureka II excursion boat fire off Miami Beach as officials sought the dead, missing, and rescued. Three confirmed dead, three missing. about 135 listed as survivors, 114 identified, with others unnamed. An inquest is set for Wednesday into three deaths. Survivors recalled men pushing women from life preservers to save themselves.

Miami Beach Fla Frank J. Keefe Providence Haeg Pomona Calif Mary Holler Milwaukee Wilfred I. Stiles Justice of the Peace Thomas Ferguson H. C. Grimm McCook Neb Mamie Sawyer Miami Clarence Vine Haverill Mass Earl P. Watson Stil

Mexicans Race Through Juarez Streets For Quick-Serve Contest

Waiters and bartenders in Juarez practice for a weekend race through the main streets. Contestants must carry a tray with whisky, a water chaser, beer and a bottle over 16 blocks, with cash prizes for the top three finishers who spill nothing.

Juarez Mexico

Billings Minister Named Secretary-Manager for Montana Association

The Rev. Guy G. Emery of Billings has been chosen secretary-manager of the Montana association. The statewide group aims to advance Montana industries agriculture business and resources with headquarters planned at Helena. The first general meeting is set for late January.

Billings Guy G. Emery First Christian Church of Montana Association For the Advancement of Montana Emery Frank B. Connelly W. 8. Thompson Butte R. C. Bricker Great Parls Charles Ruzicka Helena Connelly

Philippine Prelate Apostolic Visitor Audience Held

Vatican City December 15 reports the ape granted an audience to Jesuit Father Gioachino Villanice an apostolic visitor from the Philippines and asked him questions about conditions on the islands and progress of Catholic education. He imparted the apostolic benediction.

Vatican City Gioachino Villance Philippines

Fate Strikes Cruel Blow at Butte Woman

Mrs. Jennie Llewelyn of Butte endures repeated loss as three of her sons die in heroic acts and on battlefields. the latest reports say Arthur Llewelyn at 360 East Broadway was injured in a Seattle harbor accident with some chance of recovery.

Butte Jennie Llewelyn France Arthur

Doctors testify alcoholism may have caused Mrs Shepard death

In federal court at Kansas City, defense doctors testified Mrs Zenana M Shepard died from alcoholic psychosis and showed no will to live, countering prosecution claims that Maj Charles A Shepard murdered her with bichloride poisoning to marry a stenographer.

Richard L. Harkness Kansas City Kan Zenana M. Shepard Maj Charles A. Shepard Shepard Fort Riley

Mauretania Brings Record Christmas Mail Load to New York

The Mauretania arrived with a record cargo of Christmas mail for New York. Six mail boats carried 10,000 sacks from the liner at quarantine and 5,187 sacks were discharged at the pier.

New York

Northern Pacific presents evidence at board hearing in Glendive

At the interstate commerce commission hearing in Glendive the Northern Pacific showed exhibits supporting a 24 mile feeder from Woodrow to Bloomfield in Central Dawson county to aid agricultural development. J L Taylor and J M Hughes testified, detailing a 197000 acre service zone and regional rail access.

Glendive Northern Pacific Railway Interstate Commerce Commission Woodrow Bloomfield Dawson County A. G. Hagerty Northern Pacific Create Northern J. L. Taylor Glendive Chamber of Commerce J. M. Hughes Taylor Bloomfield Railroad Committee of Hughes F. G. Dorety Great Northern

Montana Weather Forecast For Tuesday And Wednesday

Montana forecast calls for a fair and warmer east portion on Tuesday with unsettled conditions and possible snow in the west. Wednesday should be generally fair across the state.

Montana

Spanish rebels gain grip as king may flee Madrid

A Paris dispatch reports Spain's revolutionaries gaining ground and suggests King Alfonso might depart Madrid. Gibraltar note says the government is recalling part of the Spanish foreign legion from Morocco to face the unrest.

Foreign Legion Morocco London Paris Daily Mail Alfonso Madrid Gibraltar Spanish Foreign Legion

Revolt of Spanish Airmen Ends in Disgrace

By CLARENCE DUBOSE Madrid dispatch reports a revolt by Spanish airmen failing badly with Maj. Ramon Franco among those detained in Lisbon after clashes in Madrid this morning and Portugal tonight. Continued on Page 2 Col. 5.

Clarence Dubose Madrid Portugal Ramon Franco Lisbon

Bride's Pie Is Remembered for Six Years

Chicago report details a municipal court quarrel sparked by a pie made six years earlier. Mrs Zieba recounts her husband’s reaction and a later incident in which he held her under a running faucet claiming the pie caused his indigestion.

Chicago Charles Zie

University seeks 1.183 million appropriation for next biennium

Helena December 15. The State Board of Education will request annual appropriations of 1.183 million dollars for university units and activities for the next biennium. Chancellor M A Brannon presented the final budget revision showing increases, expected revenue from a new 3 mill tax levy and delinquent tax collections, with a 15 percent contingency. Details show raises for several schools including the School of Mines, East Montana, Northern University, and College.

Washington Treasury - Post Office Senate House Spokane Helena Montana State Board of Education M. A. Brannon School of Mines Mont Northerner University College

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