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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1929

Page

1

Illiterate Ozark girl testifies at murder trial in Mountain View

Tiller Ruminer, illiterate mountain girl, tells how her lover was tortured to death by four men en route to marriage. The testimony caps a day of developments in the Ozark murder trial over Connie Franklin, itinerant wood chopper, slain March 9, with the defense contesting the killing.

Duke Merritt United Press Mountain View Ark Tiller Ruminer Ozark Mountains Connie Franklin Wood Chopper Franklin Tiller Rummer Ozark Mountain

Grain Trade in Quandary Over Farm Board Plan

The grain trade faces a crisis as the farm board backs cooperative lending to hold grain until sale. Julius H. Barnes of the U S Chamber of Commerce objects to lending money to wheat co operatives at current prices sharing in future gains. The board may overrule dealers despite opposition from major exporters and bankers.

Butte Scouts Aid Christmas Shoppers Across City

About 100 Boy Scouts from 19 Silver Bow council troops will be stationed at major downtown crossings and shopping centers to assist elderly shoppers, help lost children, and carry bundles on Saturday. The volunteers aim to ease crowds and spread Christmas spirit throughout the city.

Butte Butte Boy Scouts Silver Bow Council

Stimson Wakatsuki Meet On London Naval Talks

Secretary Stimson and former Japanese premier Reijiro Wakatsuki discussed United States Japan sea armament problems in a three hour frank and friendly meeting at the secretary of state home. The talks included Japanese London delegation members and Ambassador Morrow with a joint press statement issued.

Washington Stimson Reijiro Wakatsuki Japan London United States State Department Morrow Takeshi Takerabe Debuchi Hiroshi Saito Dwight W. Morrow

Christmas Gift Suggestions in Classified Columns

A brief note urges readers to check the Christmas Gift Suggestions in the classified columns to speed up holiday shopping and aid decision making.

Argentine Magnate Party Tours Butte and Anaconda Mines

A prominent Argentine delegation visiting Butte and Anaconda toured the Mount Haggin Land and Cattle company ranch the Anaconda smelter and the Anaconda company mines. They were guided by Charles W Towne and W J McMahon during their brief stop, showcasing their substantial cattle holdings and financial influence in France and Argentina.

Tered Basualdo Senora Juana Gonzalez DeVoto Maria Juana DeVoto Basualdo DeVoto Butte Mount Haggin

Express Company Faces Holiday Rush Across Nation

American Express handles over 100 tons of express matter during the holiday season, with numbers well above normal. Packages move to every state and foreign countries while workers toil through Sunday and Christmas until all deliveries are made, with the town office on West Granite Street open on Christmas Day.

American Express Company The American Express West Granite Street River Bow

Hope Wanes for Men Entombed in Mine Explosion

In McAlester Oklahoma the Old Town Coal mine disaster left 62 miners trapped after a blast. Rescue teams recovered thirteen bodies by evening and three men were rescued earlier but afterdamp conditions reduced survival chances.

Mcalester Okla Old Town Coal Company North

Jail Terms and Fines Handed Down at Se Solon Federal Court

Judge Bourquin presided over a two day winter session disposing 66 cases with 35 defendants jailed. Sentences ranged from 30 days to four months plus fines totaling 5250 dollars on the second day. two day totals reach 9475 in fines and 2080 days in jail for 66 cases. Fifty seven actions remain on the calendar.

Bourquin

Pioneers elect Judge Riley and officers for new term

Judge Frank Riley was elected president of the Butte Pioneers by a unanimous vote. Henry Pissot became vice president, Anna M. Quinn was re-elected secretary, J. W. Soott as treasurer, and Jack Doull retained club historian. новых

Frank Riley Butte Pioneers Club J. E. McNally Henry Pissot Anna M. Quinn J. W. Soott Jack Doull Henry Delonias Birdie Kimball Delia Peets A. B. Cohen Henry Crangle John Egan

Sensible Gifts Attract Women Shoppers In Butte Stores

Women shoppers in Butte seek sensible gifts as merchants showcase a fine stock of men s wear on Park and Main. Prices are cut deeply with winter demand mild and buyers urged to strike while deals last as merchants tout value over perceived worth. Continued on Page 2 Col

Butte Stock Exchange

Joshers Club Aids Prospector In Foothill Winter Trek

In the Butte foothills a 70 year old prospector lives alone in a cabin by a tunnel facing Christmas with only flour and potatoes left. Nearby a dry-land farmer, bedbound with four children, needs aid as winter bites.

Joshers Club Foothills Butte California

Barnes Opposes Farm Policy Advancing Aid to Wheat Co-ops

Julius H Barnes chairman of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States spoke to the Senate lobby committee objecting to the farm board plan to advance funds equal to current wheat prices to co operatives. He argued such advances would spur more planting and worsen a surplus and said it is unfair to extend aid to cooperative farmers but not to common farmers.

Washington Farm Board Senate Lobby Committee Julius H Barnes Chamber of Commerce of the United States Alexander Legge Barnes Hoover

Natives From Seville Reach Brazil After Flight

Major Tadeo Larre Borges and Lieutenant Leonhalle, who flew from Seville in 36 hours with no stop, emerged from Brazilian forests to assure the world of their safety. They were forced to land after a storm damaged their plane and used a inland clearing for a night stop.

Rio Janeiro Seville Spain Brazil Tadeo Larre-Borges Montivideo Uruguay Leon @halle

McCann Found Guilty in Robbery Case

Harry McCann was found guilty by a jury of robbery in a Montana court. Judge Jeremiah J. Lynch will pronounce the mandatory five year sentence at Deer Lodge after a verdict delivered in under an hour and a half. The crime involved the East Park street soft drink parlor of John C. Sullivan on October 31, when $52 was taken.

Criminal Court Jeremiah J. Lynch Harry McCann Deer Lodge McCann East Park Street John C. Sullivan Sullivan Robert L. Smith

Students to Sing Hymn in Languages of Six Nations

Butte high school will present a bilingual performance of Holy Night in six languages during both morning and afternoon Christmas observances next Friday. A Christmas play Maid of France by Harold Brighouse will be staged under Miss Lillian Kerrigan with a cast including Jeanne d Arc Marjorie Ralph and others. A lighted Christmas tree and gifts will be distributed.

Butte High Handel Butte High School France Harold Brighouse Lillian Kerrigan Jeanne d’Arc Marjorie Ralph Blanche Rosabel Hester Paul Herbert Brown Fred Tommy Roy Peterson Gerald Sames Leutenant Harold Burgess

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Crowded Court Sweetheart South America North American Newspaper Alliance Legge Federal Farm Board Julius H. Barnes United States Chamber of Commerce America Montana Mining City Senor Fortimeriz Basualdo SE Solon Judge Riley American Legion Hall Pioneers Frank KL. Riley Butte Pioneers’ Club Butte Lodge No Elks Chamber of Commerce Ocean Harry McAnn Smith Col. L
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