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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1932

Page

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Everybody's Business

A feature column titled Everyone’s Business explores social norms and public affairs with concise observations. The piece discusses community matters, civic attitudes, and everyday concerns shaping urban life in 1932.

United States urged to avoid world affairs as domestic focus grows

The administration signals a shift to domestic problems, arguing no intervention in Europe. Critics warn that US investments totaling about 18 billion dollars create stakes abroad and risk from aloofness. Industry outlooks remain cautiously optimistic, with auto and aluminum sectors noted for potential gains.

Europe Washington America United States

Senate House Confer Push on Reconstruction Corporation

Washington reports a plan to settle differences on the 2 billion Reconstruction corporation bill with a House amendment funding 200 million for farmer loans and a Senate suggested 50 million. A conference will adjust changes before it goes to the White House as committees meet to prepare proposals. Chairmen also heard Oliver Townsend claim upbeat Peru reports while Lamont denied warnings on Peru loans. Rep Patman accused Mellon of involvement in Colombian loan tied to an oil concession.

Washington Jan Senate House Reconstruction Corporation White House Finance Committee Oliver Townsend Commerce Department Peru Lamont Department Townsend Colombia Patman Texas Mellon

Grand jury to hear sensational Hawaii killing case

Evidence and extenuating circumstances in Hawaii s most sensational homicide case are assembled for grand jury review in Honolulu. City Attorney John Gilliland says indictments for first degree murder against Grace Fortescue may be sought. investigation by Captain John N. McIntosh is summarized for the panel.

Hawaii John Gilliland Honolulu Hawaiian Islands United States Grace Hubbard Fortescue J. G Thomas H. Massie E. J. Lord A. O. Jones Pearl Harbor Gillland John N. McIntosh Joseph Kahahawai Massie

Briand declines post of permanent French delegate to League

Paris January 14 Aristide Briand former foreign minister and veteran diplomat declines Laval’s offer to become permanent French delegate to the League of Nations with cabinet rank. He will decide later after recovering from illness as Laval’s new government faces a confidence vote before reparations and disarmament conferences.

Paris U.P Aristide Briand Foreign Ministry Pierre Laval League of Nations Briand Laval Chamber of Deputies

Weather extremes flash across the nation in wild swings

A broad snapshot shows record cold in the Midwest and sun warmed readings in the South and East. Temperatures range from twenty degrees below zero to the mid seventies as snow and blizzards and heat waves occur in separate regions.

Sicago U.P America Altoona Lakewood New York City Valentine Portland Atlanta Memphis Little Rock W. H. Mathews de Pere Wis Nebraska Game Commission New Haven Conn New Mexico

Montana Weather Forecast ahead: fair east. snow west

In Montana the forecast calls for generally fair conditions in the eastern portion while the western area sees occasional snow. Friday brings somewhat warmer temperatures overall with snow risks primarily westward on Saturday.

Montana

Wheeler Coy Dies at Great Falls

Wheeler Coy, three times Cascade County treasurer, died in Great Falls after living in the area for 29 years.

Wheeler Coy Great Falls Cascade County

Murder convict dies in prison in Canon City hospital

Roy T. King, serving a term for the July 20 slaying of Buddy Palmer, died in the Canon City prison hospital after a goiter operation. He had been hospitalized since last Monday.

Colorado Springs Colo Roy T. King Buddy” Palmer Canon City Goiter

Two Army Air Corps Lieutenants Die in Plane Crash Near Nichols Field

Manila report says Lt Raymond C. Zettel and co pilot Elmer L. Meguire were killed when their bombing plane crashed near Nichols Field. Three enlisted men escaped unharmed.

Manila P. I Army Air Corps Raymond C. Zettel Elmer L. Meguire Nichols Field Here

Settlement of Question Held Impossible

Germany favors cancellation plan but accepts moratorium extension with a cut in annual payments. A Lausanne conference outline signals six month moratorium likely as US holds back on debt readjustment. Berlin cites six month pause with later reductions. Rome newspapers push for cancellation. France aligns with Britain on reparations settlement.

United Press United States London Berlin Rome Germany Great Britain

Seven Die as Tornado Destroys Tennessee Farm Home

A tornado near Trenton Tennessee kills seven people, six from one family, and injures five others when the farmhouse belonging to W P Price is demolished. The dead include Mrs W P Price 45 and her children Opal Hazel Edith 9 Thomas 6 months Junior 5 and Elsie McDaniels 4. The critically injured are W P Price Maryanne 16 Horace 7 James 3 and Lucille Rice 1½.

Trenton Tenn Here W. P. Price Opal Hazel Edith Thomas Elsie McDaniels Maryanne Horace James Lucille Rice

Survivors of 1895 Butte explosion gather for dinner

Two Butte fire department survivors plan to attend the annual banquet tonight at Gamer's at 7 30. Fred Dugdale recently released from hospital and Mrs Marie Steinborn widow of J H Steinborn who died years ago will attend while John Flannary of Great Falls cannot. The 1895 disaster killed more than 54 and caused extensive injuries and $100000 in damages.

Butte Butte Fire Department Fred Dugdale Marie Steinborn J. H. Steinborn John Flannary Great Falls Harry Kinney Dug Dale Alfred Jackson Gamer's South Side

Two Butte youths charged in extortion plot

Steve Fournier and James Hannifin were jailed on extortion charges after Fournier confessed to a plan to kidnap T. H. Oaas' children to demand $1000. Fournier was arrested near Silver Bow creek after a high speed chase. Hannifin was arrested at home following questioning.

Butte Steve Fournier East Granite Street James Hannifin T. H Turk) Oaas Butteman Fournier Silver Bow Creek Centennial Brewery Mr. Oaas Silver Tow Creek Hannifin

Fall of China government rumors rise after resignations

Reports say the Chinese government faces collapse amid financial troubles as Haung Han-Liang resigns as minister of Finance and the assistant minister follows. In Manchuria, 200 Japanese troops defending Tahushan are said dead after a clash, with Chinese volunteers in control. Martial law rumors appear over a possible Japanese maneuvers near the Legation Quarter. The US asks Japan about the nine power pact. no answer yet.

Haung Han-Liang F Sance Manchuria Tahushan Chinchow Peiping Legation Guard Legation Japan

Monida Pass Remains Closed Through Winter

The Monida Pass into Idaho will stay closed for the rest of winter, per an Associated Press report from Boise. Idaho officials say heavy snow on the Idaho side blocks reopening efforts while Montana side remains open from Monida to Spencer.

Monida Pass Idaho Associated Press Boise Idaho Bureau of Highways Montana Monida Spencer

Victory Dinner Sparks 1932 Campaign Kickoff in Butte

In Silver Bow County a large Democratic Victory Dinner at the New Finlen kicked off the 1932 campaign. W Orr Chapman of Twin Falls Idaho headlined, with speakers including J Bruce Kremer and Ella Crowley Rowland. A large crowd packed the banquet hall as telegrams of support arrived from national figures.

Silver Bow County New Finlen W. Orr Chapman Twin Falls Idaho J. Bruce Kremer Harry A. Gallwey James E. Murray Tom A. C. Ritchie James M. Cox T. J. Walker Charles P. Nevin

Lotta Hooey Reflects Shifting American Speech

New York January 4. Columbia University professor Dr Allan Sinclair Will says common exclamations such as Oh Yeah Okay and Lotta Hooey reveal a decline in American speech. He argues the repeated Oh sound marks a modern trend and cites Broadway as adopting these verbal cues.

New York Allan Sinclair Will Columbia University Broadway

Fire Destroys Butte Poultry Farm Wrecks 200 Chickens

A blaze at 1600 Nevada Avenue, started by an overheated stove, destroyed a Butte poultry firm injuring no one. More than 200 chickens perished from the flames, with damage estimated over $500. William Beech, owner, reported placing two heaters in the hen house due to extreme cold.

Butte Nevada Avenue William Beech Beech

Wife of Montana highway division engineer dies

Gretchen Donohue aged 28 wife of E B Donohue division engineer in Butte dies after a few days illness of pneumonia at a local hospital. She came to Butte in 1930 with her husband and two sons Allan and George. Born 1903 in Victor Iowa she later lived in northern Montana with her parents Louis A and Mrs Coates.

Gretchen Donohue E. B. Donohue Butte Montana Highway Commission Donohue Ramsay Daugh

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Maenes Bill Lausanne Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt North Dakota North American Newspaper Alliance Youngstown Carnegie Steel Company Carnegie Company L. P. Fisher Cadillac Motor Car Company Fred W. Sargent Chicago & Northwestern Railway Mr. Sargent Aluminum Company of America Thomas L. Chadbourne By Dan Campbell Kahahawai Robert Copp Kahohawai Oahu California Middle West Atlantic Coast States Weather Forecast Tennessee Bourquin T. H. Oaas China The Butte Victory Chicago Hoover Walter Brown Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Resolutions Committee John W. Davis Davis John J. Raskob National Committee Jouett Shouse National Executive Committee al Smith Boston Alfred E. Smith New York Evening Post Smith Lotta Hooey U.S Butte Poultry Farm Montana Highway Division
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