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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1936

Page

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Violent Chilean quake devastates Taltal and Copiapo towns

A three minute tremor followed by a tidal surge struck northern Chile killing no one known and destroying most buildings in Taltal, with Copiapo also badly damaged. Communications collapsed, rail service halted, and aid crews reported widespread wreckage from Antofagasta to Valparaiso.

Santiago Chile Taltal Copiaco Antofagasta Alberto Haverbeck Copiapo Valparaiso

Anaconda to distribute group insurance data to 12000 Montana workers

The Anaconda company will issue pamphlets and enrollment cards detailing a group insurance plan for its 12 000 Montana employees. D M Kelly announced coverage lasts to July 31 1936 and 60 cents monthly buys thousand dollars of protection with no medical exam. Seven Prudential representatives assist, enrollment is by card listing name address birth date employment date and beneficiary. The firm handles bookkeeping and administration.

Anaconda Company Montana D. M. Kelly Prudential Insurance Company Butte

Homecoming Rally in Miles City Welcomes Holt

Miles City on July 13 held a homecoming rally honoring Governor Elmer Holt a longtime stockman and real estate dealer. He arrived by plane at 7 30 pm followed by family and friends. A Main Street parade led to Eastern Montana fair grounds where Holt spoke along with Judge George W Farr Judge Dan O Hern and Mayor H E Riccius.

Miles City Elmer Holt Stockman Main Street Montana Fair Grounds George W. Farr Dan O’hern H. E. Riccius

Sands Accused of Corruption but Exonerated

Helena July 13 Chief Justice W B Sands of the Montana Supreme Court was found by the court to have violated the corrupt practices act in his campaign two years ago. The unanimous ruling held fault in the act while a 3 to 2 vote spared exoneration on the plea of good faith. The decision also addressed his campaign claim to take only 6000 dollars salary and refuse the extra 1500 paid to jurists for reporting decisions.

Helena W. B. Sands Montana Supreme Court Supreme Court Sands W. L. Ford

Group Insurance Sweeps Large and Small Industries

W F Pennell of Chicago Prudential explains Anaconda's plan moving across the nation. He notes near universal enrollment in group insurance and says many who lacked protection gain coverage for dependents. He adds Anaconda is the first big firm to offer all employees one month of insurance as a gift.

W. F. Pennell Chicago Prudential Insurance Company Anaconda Company Pennell Canada Mexico Mr. Pennell

Silver Bow County Valuation Report Sees Increases

County Assessor John Malin released figures showing Silver Bow County current year assessable valuation at 72 919 113 with taxable valuation 23 170 275. Compare 1935 assessable 70 573 529 and taxable 20 070 454, plus county surveyor figures 61 463 520 and 16 908 549 and utilities assessed 8 270 334 with taxable 3 076 467. Net proceeds from mines pending addition.

Malia Silver Bow John Malin Mately State Board of Equalization

Rowe charges politics play in road work

Helena July 13 James H Rowe of Butte a former Montana Highway commission member declares in a press statement that commission members used official power to demand financial contributions for Roy E Ayers gubernatorial campaign from contractors with state contracts The statement alleges emissaries approached contractors via a highway materials salesman and cites past assurances that no partisan politics would be tolerated on the commission

Helena James H. Rowe Butte Montana Highway Commission State Highway Commission Roy E. Ayers Ayers Highway Commission

William L Rooth longtime Great Northern agent dies in Butte

William L Rooth 59 a general agent for the Great Northern railroad in Butte for 16 years died at his home 1153 West Caledonia following a brief throat infection The Butte man active in civic affairs Kiwanis Echo Lake recreation and Masonic lodge was born January 3 1887 in Waucedah Michigan and came to Montana 18 years ago Surviving are his wife two sisters and three brothers with the body at White's funeral home services pending announcement

William L. Rooth Great Northern Railroad Butte West Caledonia Street Butteman Waucedah Mich Montana Kiwanis Club Echo Lake Recreation Association Summit Valley Lodge No. 123 A. F A. M Booth Echo Lake Cora E. Rooth Charles A. Rooth Earl K. Rooth Emil A. Rooth San Francisco Calif Roy E. Rooth Rock Springs Wyo Floy Kenny Oakland Gladys Flora Leadville Colo White

TownsendPension followers may seek own presidential candidate

Chicago July 13 Dr Francis E Townsend said his pension plan adherents may field a presidential candidate. They plan a Cleveland convention Wednesday with hostility to Roosevelt and Landon. Endorsement of William Lemke was expected but Townsend cautioned it may not happen.

Chicago Francis E. Townsend Cleveland Roosevelt Alf M. Landon William Lemke Union Party Townsend Lemke

Football Star and Girl Save Life of Padre of Glaciers

In Alaska on July 12, the Rev Bernard Hubbard famed glacier padre was rescued from icy Taku River by Ken Chisholm former Santa Clara football star and Mary Joyce a 27 year old adventurer. Hubbard and Chisholm were stranded after a boat overturned. Joyce arrived and helped pull Hubbard to safety. Joyce recently completed a 1000 mile solo dog sled trek from Tago to Fairbanks.

Juneau Alaska U.P Bernard Hubbard Taku River Ken Chisholm Santa Clara University Mary Joyce Father Hubbard Chisholm Miss Joyce Chisham Joyce Tago Fairbanks

Rotary plans summer band concerts to raise funds

Rotary club and civic organizations plan five free concerts by the Butte Mines band to finance a permanent summer series. Maurice Raymond and his wife Lizza will perform at Fox theater on tentative dates next week, in performances open to all and funded by community groups. Mayor Hauswirth backs renovating the band stand for site venues and a citywide effort includes multiple clubs and leaders ready to serve on a general committee.

Raymond Lizza Rotary Club Butte Mines Civic Clubs Fox Theater Maurice Raymond Hauswirth Ben Hardin George Short Tom Davis Clyde Oakes C. S. Renouard Echange Club Lewis H. Graham Lions Alex Blewett Kiwanis Exchange Club

Party leaders clash in first campaign broadsides

New York July 13 Reuters reports Republican Chairman John D. M. Hamilton and Democratic Chairman James A. Farley launched their first campaign volleys. Hamilton accused Democrats of injecting racial and religious issues while Farley alleged anti Roosevelt newspapers distort support for the President. He cited publisher Paul Block’s charge of Democratic bias.

New York John D. M. Hamilton James A. Farley Hamilton New England Farley East Alf M. Landon West Landon Mossman Kansas Paul Block

Heat Toll Rises as Detroit Hits New Heat Wave Toll

Detroit breeched records as a prolonged heat wave causes 390 deaths statewide with 108 in the city in 14 hours. Eloise hospital reports 23 deaths in 14 hours and 86 deaths at the facility since last Wednesday. Officials say a heat death occurred in Detroit every 10 minutes from midnight to midafternoon as hospitals, morgues, and aid teams struggled to care for exhausted residents.

Detroit Michigan Eloise County Hospital T. K. Gruber Eloise Wayne County

300 to Honor R E Dwyer at Hotel Dinner

Special Anaconda friends of Robert E Dwyer will gather at the Montana hotel for a dinner and reception honoring the Anaconda company official. More than 300 people are expected to attend as the native son and former card boy rises to treasurer and vice president roles.

Anaconda Robert E. Dwyer Anaconda Company Montana New York Daniel Dwyer Dwyer Anaconda Council of the Business and Professional Men's Club Mr. Dwyer Anaconda High School

Rain Dampens Dakotas and Minnesota Heat Wave

Rain spread across the Dakotas and western Minnesota as an eastward cool front moved in, bringing showers to Williston James town Bismarck Fullerton Minot Fargo Fergus Falls and lowering temperatures. Aberdeen South Dakota dropped from 106 to 79 degrees as a dense cool air layer entered the region signaling a break in the heat siege.

ST. Paul Dakotas Minnesota Williston Jamestown Bismarck Fullerton Minot Fargo North Dakota Fergus Falls Aberdeen S. D

Wallace Agores Alarmists Over Drought Status

Secretary of agriculture Henry A. Wallace attacked alarmists and propagandists who he said are scaring consumers about food scarcity due to the drought. He outlined government steps to aid drought-harried farmers amid the ongoing shortage.

Wallace Agores Colorado Springs Colo Henry A. Wallace

Montana Forecast Indicates Fair Weather Through Midweek

The Montana forecast calls for clear skies and fair conditions on Tuesday and Wednesday with warmer temperatures in the northeast portion on Tuesday. Local highs are expected to rise into warmer ranges across eastern districts.

Montana

Girl Scouts Take Charge of Camp Administration

Girl Scouts at Camp Castle Rock elected by popular vote assumed executive and administrative duties yesterday. They took over at 9 p.m. Sunday and will serve through last night with staff advising. Elected officers include Dorothy Reehan director Marian Castleton manager Mary Sommerhouser caretaker Mary Jane White head cook Joyce Callison assistant cook Joy Bishop assistant cook Peggy Newman assistant nurse Peggy Massey swimming and archery instructor Isa belle Richards handicraft instructor Indian unit leaders Margaret Connors Joanna Mc Cready Ranger unit leaders Anna Marie Van.

Camp Castle Rock Dorothy Reehan Marian Castleton Mary Sommerhouser Mary Jane White Joyce Callison Joy Bishop Peggy Newman Peggy Massey Isabelle Richards Margaret Connors Joanna McCready Ranger Anna Marie van

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Home Temblor A.C. M Rail W. L. Rooth Mr. Rooth Great Northern Railway HOLT Group Insurance Rowe Commission W.L. Rooth G. W Pension Bagke Rt Padre of Glaciers Bureau of Safety Butte, Mont R.e.dwyer ANG Middle West Girl Scouts Georgetown
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