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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1930

Page

1

Plans Outlined for Road Work in Coming Year

Helena Montana January 22 AP Montana highway commission offers recommendations for five bridges across major rivers for next session. Three bridges would span the Missouri and two the Yellowstone linking Chinook Malta Lewistown Glasgow Jordan Culbertson Sidney and Sidney to Malta. A special election may follow for funding decisions.

Helena Montana Montana Highway Commission Missouri Yellowstone Malta Lewistown Glasgow Jordan Culbertson Sidney Winnett

Reserve Bank Earnings and Paybacks Under Federal Rules

Joseph S. Lawrence highlights the federal reserve system growth with total gross earnings over 900 million since formation. In 1928 surplus reached 160 percent of paid in capital, rising to 162 percent by 1929. Net earnings 36.403 million with 9.584 million in dividends to member banks and 22.536 million to surplus. Withdrawal fears rise as only 60 percent of counties are within the system.

Joseph S. Lawrence Wall Street Washington Federal Reserve System Federal Reserve United States Lawrence Treasury Reserve System Federal Reserve Banks

Porter elected president of Montana Horticultural Society

Dr J E Porter of Stevensville was chosen president of the Montana Horticultural Society at the close of its three day meeting in Hamilton Jan 22. W E Pollinger was reelected treasurer and commercial manager. Other officers named and plans set for one day meetings at Stevensville and Missoula. Resolutions favored federal farm board and repeal of higher freight rates on Montana canned goods.

Hamilton J. E. Porter Stevensville Montana Horticultural Society W. E. Pollinger M. R. Marshall Missoula James Harbert Polson Earl Miller Stevensvile Ben Kress Ilbee Federal Farm Board Northern Pacific Montana G. L. Knight W. H. Wickes Idaho Department of Agriculture Mr. Wickes

Wool growers set annual Montana convention opens

About 600 sheepmen and visitors gathered for the Montana Wool Growers Association opening sessions. Tonight Co N Arnett of Bozeman and Sylvan Pauly of Deer Lodge were re elected as officers of the Ram Bouillet Breeders' association.

Rambouillet C. N. Arnett Bozeman Sylvan Pauly Deer Lodge Helena Montana Woolgrowers’ Association Co. N. Arnett State Rambouillet Breeders’ Association The Woolgrowers’ Association National Livestock and Meat Board Fred R. Marshall Salt Lake City National

Tradesman For Ev e. Classified Columns Offer Services

A group of specialists in the Classified Columns announces ready availability for home and repair work. Readers are advised to consult these tradesmen with confidence for their respective lines of service.

Anti-Tuberculosis Group Appeals for Funds in Butte

W. E. Pierce president of the Butte Anti Tuberculosis society urges more donations as the group trails its $1,000 goal. He cites nurse Mrs Mary R Boyle's 1929 report showing 384 year examinations 296 new cases revisits and re examinations at the clinic. Seventy cases were treated with 54 men 11 women and four ne admitted at Galen and forty discharged. Continued on page 5 Col 1.

W. E. Pierce Butte Anti-Tuberculosis Society Pierce Mary R. Boyle

Rift in Senate Marks Debate on Hides Duties

In Washington on January 22 a split emerged in both parties over proposed import taxes on hides leather and shoes with free entry long in effect. Senator Oddie Nevada advocate joined by Howell Nebraska and Bratton New Mexico push for a higher tariff than 10 percent ad valorem while Goldsborough Maryland and Hawes Missouri resist duties, highlighting a party line rift.

Kay D. Harold Oliver Associated Press Washington Senate United States Oddie Nevada Howell Nebraska Bratton New Mexico

Border trouble in Guatemala discussed by foreign minister

The foreign minister said military movements on the Guatemala border threatened the life of the joint boundary conference seeking a solution. The status quo ante was restored and the conference met on Monday.

Life Saving Demonstrations Arrive in Butte

Harold Hoem of the YMCA announced a life saving program led by Ned Campbell from the American Red Cross. Campbell arrives from St Louis and conducts first aid demonstrations for the Quartz Street fire station, Butte Boy Scouts, and a pool session at the Y Ramblers.

Harold Hoem Ned Campbell American Red Cross Butte St. Louis Campbell Quartz Street Butte Boy Scouts

Jesse James Gun in Hands of Speaker Longworth

Longworth now owns Jesse James revolver to aid in maintaining order during prohibition rebate disputes in the house. The weapon is a heavy single action pistol with a black handle, described as a movie cowboy type.

Washington Longworth Jesse Tamés Lee

Butte Flyers Welcome Army Snowbirds With Aerial Display

Butte aviators Bert Mooney and John Fox hosted Major Royce and his Army Snowbirds after a 75 mile flight to Helena. The two carried out a 10 minute aerial greeting over 17 yellow winged planes as hundreds watched from the capital city. The return trip to Butte took 25 minutes.

Butte

Cult plot claim at royal cult trial in Los Angeles

In Los Angeles on January 22 the court heard an unexpected accusation that Mrs. May Pils Blackburn plotted to poison her son-in-law Samuel Rizzio with the help of followers of the Royal Arms of the Great Eleven cult. The claim emerged during the high priestess' trial on grand theft charges.

Los Angeles May Pils Blackburn Samuel Rizzio

Army test flight ends in Helena during winter patrol

16 pursuit planes and one transport of the army winter test patrol rested at Helena Municipal Airport after a 2 hour 40 minute flight from Newman Lake near Spokane in clear weather. Major Ralph Royce called today’s conditions the best since leaving the eastern port as the squadron heads toward City for the next leg to Selfridge Field. The group flew at about 4000 feet over the Rockies before landing in Helena.

Helena Newman Lake Spokane Rocky Mountains City Selfridge Field Ralph Royce Rockies M. L. Elliott K. A. ‘Mores Pees Bans Greatele

Eighteen Die as Two Vessels Sink in Mexican Storm

In Tampico Mexico 18 of 19 crewmen aboard two fishing boats were drowned when they sank near the airport in a high wind. The incident occurred today with only one survivor from the flotilla. The two vessels were reported missing after the sinking. Local authorities launched rescue and investigation efforts.

Tampico Mex

Nine Children Die As Bus And Train Crash at Crossing

In Berea Ohio a school bus carrying ten children is struck by New York Central train 19 in sleet and rain at an unguarded crossing. Nine children and the driver die. one nine year old survivor reports two trains at the crossing. The accident toll echoes a Bellevue Ohio tragedy on the anniversary.

Berea Ohio Sheldon Crossing New York Central Buffalo Chicago Bellevue Brook Park Village

Negro Waives Jury Ends With Fine In Pharmacy Case

In Dallas on January 22 Charley Forge a Black man charged with operating a pharmacy without registration waived jury trial. He dramatically waved his right arm and told the prosecutor he was “wavin’ that jury boss.” The court fined him $25 plus costs, the minimum penalty.

Dallas Tex Charley Forge Wavin

Committee Meets Today at London Conference

United States will propose that naval needs are relative and will urge keeping figures out of early talks. The keynote American delegate Henry L. Stimson plans to frame the relativity theory at the first committee of the whole meeting at St James Palace.

King George London Stimson United States Raymond Clapper United Press Henry T A Thea Ete St. James’ Palace Depp

Hansen Packing Buys Vast Montana Poultry Pool

Hansen Packing of Butte purchased one hundred thousand dollars worth of Montana poultry in a competitive bid, claiming the Conrad pool to be the Northwest and perhaps nation’s finest lot. The shipment includes turkeys geese ducks chickens and capons for Pacific coast markets.

Montana Hansen Packing Company Butte Pacific Coast Northwest Conrad Pool

Montana Weather Brief Unsettled With Snow Likely

A Montana forecast calls for unsettled conditions Thursday into Friday with occasional snow. Warmer temperatures are expected Thursday, especially in the west portion.

Montana

Open Water Taps in Cold Snap Hit Butte Sewers

Butte district sewers strained for three weeks as water consumption rose 50 percent since January 5 during a cold snap. City officials moved sewer flows to avert street back ups while households left taps running at night to prevent frozen pipes.

Butte Butte District Commissioner of Public Works M. R. Walsh

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