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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1931

Page

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Market advances and policy shifts cited in 1930s commentary

A broad overview links gains in securities to favorable domestic and foreign developments. It notes French willingness to honor commercial debts, Lamont on German credits, and domestic optimism from railroad rate talks and Columbia Gas and Electric’s dividend policy shift to conserve cash. Copper output cuts and Gulf Oil cash purchases are also discussed.

Lamont Germany Daniel Willard The Baltimore & Ohio Willard Columbia Gas and Electric Philip G. Gosler Mr. Gosler Columbia

Japanese Advance Clears Way for Forces in Manchuria

From Mukden toward Chinchow Japanese planes led an advance clearing the Liao valley as troops moved from Changchung to Yingkow. The drive aims to disrupt 25,000 Chinese forces at Chinchow while avoiding an attack on the city itself, as General Honjo demands withdrawal.

D. C. Bess Chinchow Supingkai Changtu Fukumen Chengchutun Mukden Shigeru Honjo Honjo

International copper cartel eyed after talk of output cuts

Bases Switzerland reports Emile Francqui says producers reached a world copper agreement for a slight output reduction. Brussels sources cite Libre Belgeique predicting an imminent cartel among American British Belgian and Rhodesian producers to stock control and production below this year’s demand with reserves used to cover any rise in consumption.

Bases Switzerland Emile Francqui Brussels Belgium Libre Belquique

Butte Women Honor Emblem Ceremony At Silver Bow Club

The Butte Business and Professional Women's club held its annual emblem ceremony at the Silver Bow club. Breakfast at noon featured president Mrs. Mamie Lenahan. Mrs. Ella Rowland explained symbols including the torch for education and leadership and the wand for new day and opportunity.

Butte Business Women Silver Bow Club Silver Bow Butte Business and Professional Women's Club Mamie Lenahan America Nellie B Ella Rowland Mercury Ship of Commerce

Bishop Finnigan Lays Corner Stone of St. Mary's Church

In Poughkeepsie New York a Japanese butler Gentro Aikimea and Hana Aikimea were held on murder charges after a struggle at the Schatz mansion. Employer J William Schatz president of Federal Bearings was found dead. Florence Carozza a week end companion survived with 14 stab wounds and aided police.

Poughkeepsie N. Y J. William Schatz Federal Bearings Company Schatz Florence Carozza Gentro Aikimea Aikimea Hana

Flood Threat Expands as Mississippi River Breaks Levee

More than 200 Mississippi refugees from Panola county towns were housed in Batesville and Sardis as the Tallahatchie river broke its levee for the fourth time. Rains continued in Mississippi and Louisiana with no letup forecast. Rescue parties battled floodwaters six feet deep to reach marooned residents, while Asa and Croder towns faced inundation of 25 square miles and evacuation orders.

Clarksdale Miss Mississippi Panola County Batesville Sardis Tallahatchie River Louisiana Arkansas Bama Alabama Dallas Here Asa Croder

Vanderbilt may join Culbertson bridge match as partner

In New York, Ely Culbertson, leading a 150 rubbers test against Bidney Lenz and Oswald Jacoby, plans to team with Harold Vanderbilt during the 87 remaining rubbers. Culbertson praises Vanderbilt’s intellect and game, noting his nonprofessional, love of bridge. Vanderbilt’s unique club bid opening is highlighted.

Tom O'Neil New York Ely Culbertson Bidney Lenz Oswald Jacoby Harold Vanderbilt Culbertson

Corner Stone Laying For Saint Mary's Church In Butte

Governor J E Erickson and state and city officials join 5000 attendees at the corner stone ceremony for Saint Marys church in Butte. Bishop Finnigan recalls the fire that destroyed the old church and speaks of its role as a community center and spiritual haven.

Butte St. Mary’s Church George J. Finnigan Helena J. E. Erickson

Ten Fishermen Die in Swedish Storm

A Stockholm dispatch to the Daily Mail reports ten fishermen drowned during a two day Baltic storm. Houses along the Swedish coast were blown into the sea and three million trees were felled in a violent snowstorm. The timber trade faced severe disruptions.

London Stockholm Daily Mail Sweden

Nose-Dialing Grips New York as Indoor Diversion

A spoof fad in New York grows after a midtown office kidnapping leads Frank Pope to nose-dial his wife. Sightings spread from Staten Island to Flushing as rules form, insisting the phone stays stationary while the user wags the head and nose to dial.

New York Frank Pope

Laval signals French plan for military aid at disarmament talks

Premier Pierre Laval declared at a banquet in Chaville La Reine that France would propose military aid to nations threatened by aggression at the next international disarmament conference in February if needed. He warned against mere hopeful formulas and insisted reparations payments must not be sacrificed to private debts during economic strain.

France Germany Pierre Laval

Dawson named Montana Victory Campaign chairman

John E. Dawson of Great Falls will head the Montana Victory Campaign committee aiding the Democratic party national preparedness drive for 1932. J. W. Davis leads the national effort with 48 state committees, and Dawson is invited to enlist Montanans to support victory preparations.

Great Falls John E. Dawson Montana Democratic Party John W. Davis Dawson Jouett Shouse Democratic Committee Shouse

Montana Weather Outlook Unsettled With Snow Likely West

The forecast shows unsettled conditions across Montana with cold air and a likely snowfall in the western regions. Monday colder than Sunday with wind and scattered snow showers possible into Tuesday.

Montana

Moratorium Faces Senate Hurdle Before Christmas Recess

In Washington on December 20 the Hoover debt moratorium nears final Senate action before a Christmas recess. Despite broad support, Senator Hiram Johnson leads a filibuster threat amid opposition to the one year intergovernmental debt pause. Leaders plan continuous sessions to conclude before holidays.

Washington Senate White House Congress Hiram Johnson California Hoover Johnson

Explosion Forces Crew From Fishing Vessel Near San Francisco

A vast explosion and ensuing fire drove four sailors from the fishing steamer Abraham Lincoln off Point Pedro, about 20 miles south of San Francisco. Captain Frank San Filpo of San Pedro was found unconscious and taken to a city hospital.

San Francisco Abraham Lincoln Point Pedro Frank San Filpo San Pedro

Tragic Drowning Kills Eight Near Muskegon

Seven skaters die after a 7 year old Orval Oman slips on ice at Err gang lake. His family and relatives, including Albert Oman 33 Elsie Oman 33 Oliver Oman 12 Harry Errgang 29 Fred Morgan 17 Teddy Morgan 14 and Martha Morgan survive one woman fled for help after Oliver plunged in. Continued on page 2.

Muskegon Mich Orval Oman Errgang Lake Orval Albert Oman Elsie Oman Oliver Oman Harry Errgang Fred Morgan Teddy Morgan Martha Morgan Oman Errgang Little Oliver

Boston Family Member’s Wife Killed Then He Takes Own Life

Oliver B Heath of a prominent Boston family shot and killed his wife Lily May Heath in a downtown Los Angeles hotel before killing himself. He left notes blaming a suit over inheritance and claimed he could not let her win a trial. Police noted a $200 monthly trust fund payment and prior guardianship petition.

Los Angeles U.P Oliver Heath Boston Lily May Heath Edmund H. Talbot

Butte Stores Resume Late Closing Hour Tonight

With four shopping days remaining before Christmas all of Butte's stores except grocery and meat markets will reopen tonight to 9 o'clock for last minute gifts. Extra clerks hired a record crowd expected. Evening until Tuesday and Wednesday, but Thursday stores close at 6 to allow clerks home for Christmas Eve. Saturday night crowd reported heavy sales and Santa Claus expected.

Butte Santa Claus Indica

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Ya Ae I A Gulf Oil Company of Pennsylvania Finnigan Butler Vangergilt Bridge Tilt St. Mary’s Parish Laval EAM J. E. Dawson Democrat Weather Forecast OK Die Boy Ice
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