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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1936

Page

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State liquor policy letter raises advertising questions

Helena officials released a Governor Elmer Holt letter stating the Montana Liquor Control Board has no role in selecting newspapers for liquor advertising. The board will not condition beer and liquor ads on placement and all Montana papers may sell ad space equally. State press association members complain that agencies press for Helens weekly ads for state liquor orders, alleging favoritism and inflated rates versus dailies.

Helena Jam I-Vp Elmer Holt Montana State Press Associador Montana Henry A. ‘Weare Pasociation Hquor Control Board Raymond T- Nagle Sam Mitchell Wonia Liquor Control Board Mellor Secretary of State ySigned Raymond ‘I. Nagle State Press Association Etate of Montans Give & Helens Tia Association Dome Mondune Helens

Karpis Search Blocked Again in Kansas City Standoff

Nationally wanted gangster Alvin Karpis evades capture as police flood Kansas City area with officers and agents. Homer Fanning, a former convict tied to the case, was captured after a gun battle where Karpis allegedly fired a machine gun then fled in a stolen car. A tourist camp operator later identified a man matching Karpis, boosting police credibility of Fanning’s claim. Chief Thomas J. Higgins announced widespread broadcasts to share available information.

Iansas Alvin Karpib Homer Fanning Karpis Fannine Fanning Thomas J. Higgins Desperado

Roosevelt plan called politic g (Continued From Page 2)

Citizens object to the plan but seek equal access to broadcast time and facilities. The article argues political speeches by administration members on radio should be presented to the American public, with opposition granted equal facilities to avoid one party domination of communications.

Congress T 4 Coch Mie Ontesk Damant Party

World Parley on Silver Seen in Washington Dinner

Senator Thomas of Oklahoma described talks on silver as a possible start of a world conference. Attending the dinner were Morgenthau, Sunreg, and international officials, with Mexico and Canada mentioned as potential participants in setting a stabilizable silver arrangement.

Washington Benator ‘Thomas Oklshoma Becreliay Morgentheu Renard Sunreg Moeska Hao Morgenthau Siurez Lver Wso Mexico Canada Britain Thanos Great Britain United States Nat United States ‘Treasury

Maccabees Plan Yuletide Frolic at Anaconda Hall

The Maccabees tent No 3 in Anaconda will host a Christmas party for members and their children at the A OH hall tomorrow evening at eight with a Santa Claus program and gifts. Committee members include Walter Kloker, William J Gannon, Jack Tracy, H M Hanso h and Stephen Sindlack.

Anaconda Jun A. OH. Hall Santa Claus Walter Kloker William J.gannon Jack Tracy HW. M. Hansoh J Stephen Sindlack

Return of Gibbons to Helena on Federal Charge

Vincent Titegibbons, 26 year old transient, charged with forging payroll checks, faces federal theft charges for stealing gold scales from the Veterans Hospital at Fort Harrison. He will be returned to Helena from San Francisco to answer in a case tied to Havre payroll schemes. Federal agents recover the scales after he allegedly sold them to a second hand store operator.

Helena Dan Vincent Titegibbons San Pranvisco Fort Harrison Pallee Nay Filugibbons Havre Montana Roller Commission Pallee Hern

New Year Fete Auto Toll Record Improves

Washington reports the 1935 annual traffic fatality rate fell to 23.4 per 100000, with regional claims including Illinois and Michigan, while individual state figures showed varied results and at least one fatality noted in Montana.

Cook County Chicago East St. Louis Michigan Pennsylvania Missouri Ohto Montana Wasiington Jah Commerce Department Altough Eilieg

Gold Discovery Reports Spur Prospecting Plans

Reports from the Koyukuk river area indicate active prospecting as Jack McCord and associates outline spring plans with son Eugene and J McGlee. Heebarl’s gold lode was found in rosa quartz with debated exact location, while Barrow yields galena heavy in silver and nearby petroleum deposits are noted.

Koyukuk River Jack McCord Eugene McCord J. McGlee Armil Heebarl Rosa Barrow Galéua Pole

Cancer garden studied to learn cancer growth in plants

Dr Michael Levine reported at the AAAS meeting that a cancer garden near Montefiore hospital, New York, tests how tar on plants induces cancer like growth. More than 2,000 experiments over three years use roses sunflowers and other species to explore mechanisms of cancer formation in simple organisms and compare to human cancer.

Howard W. Blaneslee Jasmudaled Bettar ST. Louis American Association For the Advancement of Science Montefiore Hospital New York City Michael Levine Mussettore Animal Kingdom Taine Levine

Flour in Buyte and Rug Market Report

Fragmented notes describe flour prices in Buyte and a rug market update. Mentions traders, heavy bears and various price terms, with garbled phrases and unclear dates.

Congress Grinds Toward Short Session Start Friday

The Senate and House prepare for a compact session focused on a permanent arms embargo bill and neutrality measures. Key figures McReynolds and Ney push for faster action ahead of the conference, amid talks on oil, cotton, and munitions bans.

Chalrinuz Mereynolds Teri E House Foreign Affairs Priday McReynolds Pitéman Dimocrat Ney Senate Foreign Relations Committee State Department Wilson Congress America United States Germany Byrom Sonin Seators

Eden Rides High at 38 as British Foreign Secretary

Great Britain's Anthony Eden, aged 38, is hailed in diplomatic circles as a leading international negotiator. His career is described as meteoric, making him the youngest British foreign secretary since the Earl of Granville in 1951 at 36.

Anthony Eden Great Britain Caeeer Erl Granville Eden Sir Auston Cherberlain

Crystal Ball Forecasts High Prices and Conflicts

A collage of prophecies from 1930s figures predicts higher prices, continued Hollywood divorces, and a Japan Russia clash. Ayres forecasts more money and goods, Powell and Costello matrimony hints emerge, Roosevelt may win re election, La Follette sees a third party, Cannon warns dry spell, Clement foresees steady rail costs, and Norvell hints at a tough year with droughts and floods.

Ayres Cleveland Honywrade Worvell Dick Powell Dolores Costello Roosevelt Morvell Philip F. la Fallette Wieconsin James Cannon Jr Methodist Episcopal Church, South

Hitler's New Year Message Praises Regime and Women

Hitler in a New Year address to the Nazi party says the Reich stands for all time and mocks prophecies of collapse. Goebbels broadcasts the message while Hitler extols Germany's stability against Bolshevik foes and thanks German women for nurturing the Third Reich. CAM? FIRE, NEW YORK, Jan 1 reports Roosevelt endorsing Camp Fire Girls in opening of a six day national conference. Livingston, Jullo Swingley sues over Mrs. Armstrong will. Swingley claims lack of notice and wills matter to be settled among relatives.

Berl Germany der Futhrer Hitler Third Reich God Mey New York Campfire Girls Roosevelt Livingston Julio J. Swingley Chicago Blandis Swingley Armstrong Swingley Armstrong

Kiwanis to Install 1996 Chiefs at Thursday Meeting

Anaconda Kiwanis set to install new officers for 1936 at Montana hotel, with Mark Farris of Helena in charge. Incoming president A G Hunthausen, vice presidents H J Sommeraus er and D W Beary, secretary Charles Smet, treasurer Nan G Belly, and trustees K A Barnard and others to be introduced. Li Simmons, Montana University president, to speak next week.

Anaconda Kiwanis Club Montana Aapeleck Mark Farris Helena Kiwanis A. G. Hunthausen H. J. Sommerauser D. W Beary H. A. Bolton Nan Gbelly Charles Smet K. A. Barnard B. T. Asbury O. B. Silvey B. Z. Nordgard Joseph Bolkovatz GC. W. Gril EB. A. Wenger Li . Simmons University of Montana

Townsend movement and Congress share the wealth clash

The excerpt notes that Townsend movement hopes aim for Congress equanimity, predicting little anticipation of change this year. It references last summer’s share-the-wealth threat met by competitive bids for favor, with Congress enacting a program of its own.

Congress

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