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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1936

Page

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Congress Debates Broad War Material Export Powers

Washington reports three competing measures to curb arms shipments and loans to belligerents. Pittman proposes wide presidential discretion while Ludow and NyeClark push stricter mandatory limits. A joint bill may be drafted next week as parties clash over neutrality and sanctions.

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Western Congress Debates Water Conservation Plans

Western lawmakers in Washington begin a new session focused on water conservation. Montana Wyoming and Colorado delegations push irrigation and reclamation projects including Grand Lake diversions and Buffalo Rapids on the Yellowstone with continued funding for Casper to Alogvar.

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Experts Watch Silver London Price Drops Amid Import Ban

World monetary experts focus on silvers price movements as London slips to 204 pence an ounce, New York at 49.5 cents per ounce, amid Bombay ban on foreign silver imports. The U S treasury shift and Mexico talks fuel caution as Bombay boards move to curb foreign purchases.

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Governor Holt Gets Odd Letter

WELBWA January 4 Governor Elmer Holt received a letter from Tony Woolf of Wenatelter Washington sent to the governor with only the picture of Holt on the front and the caption To picture, Helium, Mont The image was an Associated Press photo and named others in the caption NAGLE OPINION Helena January 4 In light of the budget act provisions an agreement to purchase two motor patrols or maintenance items to be paid from the next budget may be illegal Attorney General Raymond T Nagle said in an opinion for Halder M Hanson clerk and recovery at Fort Benton On Hamilton Field California a shaped camera Obscura has been installed for monitoring bombing plane maneuvers An observer projects the aircraft silhouettes on a table map by a wire angle lens

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Colorado Democrats Debate Public Works Funding

A subcommittee headed by Senator Adams and Senator Crétigan, both Democrats from Colorado, is studying whether additional public works funds are needed for pipeline recovery. The early adverale of public works proceeds as the group weighs future financing.

New Evidence in Hauptmann Case Emerges

The article reports on new evidence claimed in the Hauptmann kidnapping trial. It mentions a ladder allegedly found near Hauptmann’s home, notes about forged bank notes, and a possible framing of Hauptmann. The piece also covers Lindberghs’ escape and travel details amid ongoing courtroom actions.

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Better Tourist Business Open

A Montana committee discussed promoting tourism with a test project targeting delegates to 2k national conventions on the West Coast in 134. They plan to spend about $1,000 to $2,000 on ads through a teachers publication with 512,018 circulation and rejoin the Pacific Northwest Tour Association to unify agency advertising across seven Northwest states with Canada.

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Nagle Replies Sharply Over Mining City Beer Licenses

Nagle responds to a letter about granting beer licenses for Mining City. Testimony reveals a banker owned the property involved and pretense of knowledge. police officers testified minimally. several business men admitted awareness of bootlegging but claimed no knowledge of the joint. The board cites Naughton and Tydin as examples of how decisions accommodate beer vendors despite prior convictions.

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Roosevelt Confronts New Deal Critics In Address

The speech rails against fear and warns of global threats as Franklin D. Roosevelt defends the New Deal and urges leaders to shun aggression. He condemns warmongers, defends neutrality, and calls for peaceful dispute resolution while warning about mankind’s peril if democracy fails.

Mussolini Dies Up Boos Speech Controversy Continues

Diplomatic circles report heightened tensions over Italian aggression and potential shifts in European arms talks. Britain and France pursue limited military emergency discussions amid fears of a broader crisis. Historical parallel to 1914 resurfaces as talks consider arms limitation and how far Britain would aid France.

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Political reactions to a presidential address and neutrality debate

Collection of quotes from Henry P. Fletcher, Bellator Robinson, Senator Sheppard, and others reacting to the president's state of the union address. Critics call it political harangue and a campaign opening while defending neutrality amid war warnings. Strong views from Republicans and Democrats note agenda, rhetoric, and potential policy directions.

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Winter’s Attack on Mining City Checked

Butte endured a night of roaring wind as cold swept the city with ice around it. Thermometers rose from 17 to 42 degrees, snow flurries and frigid air persisted, and a cold weekend was forecast.

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Roundup Forsyth Road Construction Starts on Highway Project

Start of preliminary work on 12.477 miles of Ravnday Forsyth road east of Roundup placed with the state highway commission. About 200 relief workers, 100 per shift, for a $6 million project planned to last three months. Tomlinson Arkwright Construction Co of Great Falls awarded $140 416.64 for drainage work. DM Manning of Bysham awarded $25 573.75 for bridge work. City grants state right of way from Main and Eighth to city limits.

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Fapidy Aims to Strengthen Forces in Fight

Report suggests Fapidy seeks to bolster its military setup as Britain contemplates a closer accord with France. Officials believe the shift could prompt a recalibration of strategic postures and potential cooperation.

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Arrestalleged Pal of Hanson linked to Shelby shootings

John Belgarde ex convict arrested in Great Falls on July 3 tied to a bandit gang linked to the December 40 shooting of Chiefs Sheridan Ton Broeck and Undersheriff Aleup. The gang leader Alton K. Hanson was killed. Belgarde identified with Hanson in Deer Lodge prison, later arrested in Henderson, Montana.

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Jones seeks end to Uncle Dam in lending field

Jones, head of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, said the government should exit lending but acknowledged private interests must improve. He urged lower interest rates to aid recovery, noting railroads and large organizations access cheap money. He cited RFC loans averaging four percent and suggested banks raise rates to match the need.

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Deficit Figures Show 1935 Expenditures Surpass Revenue

Washington reports the 1935 fiscal year closed with expenditures exceeding income by 1.879 billion dollars. Roosevelt estimates for the full year end show a 3.2819 billion dollar deficit, while the treasury notes the debt at 30.557 trillion. Receipts reached 1.902 billion despite farm tax lag, with income taxes up by 654.8 million and miscellaneous revenue up 120.9 million.

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Value of State Crops and Yields in 1935 Report

The report notes 1935 state crop values and yields with comparisons to 1928-1932 and five-year averages. Wheat harvested area near 416,000 acres, oats and corn above average, barley below, flax and alfalfa seed sharply down, rye up, potatoes stable, hay up, and alfalfa high variability. Production and yields show mixed gains and declines across crops.

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State Treasurer Reports on Cash for December 1955

Helena January 3 The state treasurer released December 1955 monthly cash statement showing deposits of 7710 4178 dollars and cents, December receipts of 3 117 35529 and disbursements of 3 467 239 90.

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