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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1937

Page

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Democratic leaders urge party unity after Robinson death

Three White House emissaries aboard the Robinson funeral train in July sought to reunite the Democratic Party after Senator Robinsons death. James A. Farley led talks with senators and representatives aided by Charles West and Joseph B Keennan as they discussed a compromise on the court issue and potential exemptions for current justices.

Japan White House Robinson Senator Robinson Senate James A. Farley Little Rock Ark New Deal Charles West Interior Department Joseph B. Keennan Keenan Roosevelt Joseph T. Robinson Washington William B. Bankhead House Key Pittman

Today and Tomorrow by Walter Lippmann

After Senator Robinson’s death the writer argues Congress should adjourn to finish routine business. He asserts the president would consent and questions what the president would lose by adjourning until autumn if major bills cannot wait for January.

Robinson Congress

Powers Oppose British Spanish Non Intervention Plan

The U S Chamber of Commerce attacks the regional power and flood control program saying it violates states rights and transfers flood control from Army engineers to political agencies. It cites seven regional boards and compares the plan to the Tennessee Valley Authority with costly but unproven results.

Washington U.S. Chamber of Commerce George H. Davis Chamber Army Engineers Tennessee Valley Authority Congress

Montana Bituminous Parley Poised as World Event

Helena July 17 More than 500 engineers highway builders and oil men are expected to attend the Montana Bituminous Conference on Oil Mat Road Construction at Glacier Park September 7 8 and 9 The 1937 conference combines the Montana Bituminous Conference with the National Road and Asphalt Congress forming a large joint event Delegates from most of the 48 states Canada and Mexico are anticipated to attend a permanent organization will be set up to aid data exchange on oil mat highway construction and maintenance practices The program covers bituminous bibliography construction fundamentals design and maintenance of surfaces

Glacier Park Helena Don A. McKinnon State Highway Department Montana National Road and Asphalt Congress McKinnon Canada Mexico

Miles City Mayor Chosen Chief at Municipal League Convention

Miles City Mayor H E Riccius was elected president of the Montana Municipal League at the convention's closing session. Anaconda Mayor H T McCarvel was named vice president and Alderman M J Mee was re elected secretary treasurer. Judge Ralph Arnold, former Missoula mayor, was made a life member.

Missoula H. E. Riccius Miles City Montana Municipal League H. T. McCarvel Anaconda M. J. Mee Ralph Arnold

Montana Golf Stars Advance to State Amateur Championship

Montana's top golfers converge on Anaconda for the twenty first annual state amateur championship. Play opens Tuesday at the Anaconda Country Club in the Smelter City with finals next Sunday. Photos of most Montana male stars and a detailed meet story appear in the sports section of this edition.

Montana Anaconda

Death Toll in Calcutta Express Wreck Near 100

The Calcutta express derailed near Patna India killing at least 95 with fears of higher totals. Relief workers searched the first two coaches as authorities report 80 dead 65 injured while Telegraph agency cites up to 300 dead and 250 injured.

Patna India Calcutta Government Railway Exchange Telegraph British Gretna Scotland

Mining city hosts annual Anaconda contest for 112 participants

Thousands of residents will witness 112 participants in Anaconda Copper Mining department first aid contest at Columbia Gardens. D J Parker of the U S Bureau of Mines leads 16 trained teams with $750 in cash prizes. Public invited. events run 2 pm with music from the Butte Mines band and special streetcar service from 11 am.

Anaconda Copper Mining Company Columbia Gardens D. J. Parker Salt Lake City U. S. Bureau of Mines M. L. Williams United States Bureau of Mines Anaconda Company Butte Mines

San Francisco Mayor to be Questioned by Grand Jury

San Francisco mayor Angelo J Rossi will be summoned to testify before the grand jury next week amid an ongoing probe of vice and police graft. The jury meets Monday night and rejected a motion to adjourn to August 2. He is expected to explain his alleged delay in the investigation led by Edwin N Atherton.

San Francisco Angelo J. Rossi Edwin N. Atherton Department of Justice

Ghost Gold Campus Play Revival Opens in Central City

Hundreds gather as Central City's sixth annual reopening of the 1878 opera house brings Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House to a capacity 700 theater. Ruth Gordon stars with Dennis King and Walter Slezak while socialites mingle with miners before an open house at Teller House.

Central City Colo UPI Diggin Rocky Mountains Henrik Ibsen Mountain Country Ruth Gordon Dennis King Walter Slezak Booth Bernhardt Barrett Salvini Modjecka Joseph Jefferson Teller House Evalyn Walsh McLean Washington Caen

Butte Rodeo Set For Finale With Top Show

Butte's seventh annual championship rodeo concludes tonight at 8 30 p m with top cowboys cowgirls and the nation s best bucking horses and wild bulls. The finals cap a four day event that drew fans from across Montana and neighboring states as riders battled for 10 second rides and spectacular roping feats.

Butte Texas Treasure State

New York Mayoral Contest Splits Party Lines

July 17 New York. Democratic and Republican factions align into two camps New Deal and anti New Deal. Copeland named Democratic candidate by Tammany Hall while Brooklyn Queens Richmond and the Bronx back Grover Whalen. LaGuardia may skip as party candidate but plans to run in the primary. Whalen seen as administration favorite due to White House ties.

New York New York City Tammany Hall Royal S. Copeland Brooklyn Queens Richmond Bronx Grover Whalen F. H. LaGuardia LaGuardia Whalen Edward J. Flynn White House

Patient Flown to Local Hospital After Riding Accident

Thomas Osborne of Fishtrap was brought to St James hospital by John Fox in a flying ambulance after a horse fell in a hole, causing bruises and shock though no broken bones. He had worked at the Don Albee ranch in Wisdom.

Thomas Osborne St. James’ Hospital Butte John Fox Osborne Don Albee Wisdom

Bombs Threaten Central China as Japanese Forces Mass

Reports from Tientsin describe Japan assembling powerful army navy and air units within striking distance of south and central Chinese cities. Chinese Nationalists fear Chiang Kai-Shek may capitulate over North China as 400 large three engined bombers reach Formosa ready to strike.

Tokyo China Tientsin Japan Chiang Kai-Shek North China Nanking Foremosa

Piccard Prepares for Balloon Flight in Rochester

In Rochester, Prof. Jean Piccard planned a 12 08 a m takeoff in the multi balloon aircraft Pleiades after 9 30 p m briefing by Mrs Jean Piccard. Weather looked favorable as 5000 spectators watched inflation of hydrogen tanks and rubber sounding balloons.

Rochester Minn Jean Piccard S. T

Weather forecast for Montana shows fair skies ahead

The Montana forecast calls for generally fair weather Sunday and Monday with warmer temperatures in the extreme eastern portion on Sunday.

Montana

Vegetable growers urge legislation for better incomes

Vegetable and potato growers press for federal and state laws to raise incomes. About 60 regional representatives, meeting with agriculture officials, seek special quotas under the soil conservation program as a 404 million bushel potato crop looms, amid discussions with President Roosevelt and House Agriculture Committee Chairman Jones.

Washington Roosevelt Jones Texas House Agriculture Committee Agriculture Department

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