19 Jul 1933
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1933
Page
1
The American wheat delegation pressed toward a final settlement on acreage restrictions at the world economic conference in London. The talks occurred as copper production regulation and silver rehabilitation faced delays amid war debt concerns. Senator James Couzens pushed a new curb on war debts while page references noted continued coverage.
Rome signed a four power pact ending the spring European political crisis sparked by German plans to revise treaties. Mussolini faced the threat with a sharp shift in British, French, and Russian positions as Italy weighed alignment with Nazi Germany and possible expansion into Austria and Hungary.
A man who spoke freely about a crime laments his part in the incident. Another report notes a companion, Bob Hall, was killed by an attendant at Harrison Avenue Place after shots were heard by a standard printer who summoned police. The partner described a planned campaign.
In a Harrison avenue garage early yesterday, Bob Hall was killed and Arthur Hays and Bob Hall’s associate tried to steal a car. Ernest Ericson witnessed the shooting and helped police capture Hays. Hays claimed responsibility while Bon neau and others attempted to move Hall to a hospital. Authorities tied the incident to a separate burglary chain. Franklin County jail officials reported Hays lamenting his luck.
Kansas City dispatch reports that despite drought areas, prices for corn cotton and wheat lift a new farm economy. Farmers are settling back debts possibly three years old as trade recovers and rail freight increases. Bankers claim a notable rise in loan repayments and home protections.
Commerce department officials announce a public works program to install wireless aviator facilities in 57 cities at cost for 24 hour weather and range signal services. The plan combines airway wireless stations and wireless range beacons with new antennas and underground lines to guide pilots and protect passengers.
Northwood Iowa July 18 Gilbert N Haugen 74 former congressman from Iowa died at his home tonight after heart disease and flu complications His 34 years in the house was the longest record for a national congressman He had been in poor health since March Funeral services and burial will be in Northwood Friday afternoon
Fair conditions are forecast in Montana on Wednesday and Thursday. Temperatures will be slightly cooler on Wednesday east of the Divide.
Forest fire in the Hidden Lake area near Deer Lodge National Forest threatens 700 acres burned as crews from 100 conservation workers plus 100 additional volunteers battled spot fires. With a brisk wind hampering efforts, officials expect control by tomorrow as smaller blazes in Delmo Lake and Brown's Gulch areas are contained.
Yesterday's thermometer topped 9 in the shade, tying the year’s record set on July 12. The city reports 17 very hot days this month with an average just above 86 degrees, and only two days fell below 80.
June saw more than half a million unemployed workers regain positions, lifting overall industrial employment to the highest since March 1932. About 400000 found factory jobs, with gains also in nonmanufacturing sectors and agriculture. weekly payrolls rose by 9 million dollars from May to June.
Mrs Yu Chung Ka widow of Chang arrives from Korea too late to testify at the murder trial of Mrs Jo. She travels after Pacific crossing and immigration hearings and asks the case be retried.
Chinese military headquarters said evidence showed 20000 Manchukuoan troops and the main of the Japanese Eighth Division were sent from Manchukuo to Tolumoerh in Chahar near Jehol to retake the city. Shanghai dispatches reported Gen Feng Yu Hsiang had captured Tolumoerh during his campaign to reclaim Jehol and lost provinces from Japan and Manchukuo.
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey and Broadway actress Hannah Williams wed quietly in Elko Nevada at the county courthouse. The couple had checked into a local hotel under assumed names and planned a Reno wedding that night, surprising friends and the town.
A coroner s jury ruled Helen Rolando died from extreme shock after an automobile driven by John Kelly crashed into her home at 101 Kemper avenue early last Wednesday. Rolando and her husband and two children were injured. Kelly, 26, is hospitalized.
Early returns show Alabama with 70,254 for repeal and 43,852 against while Arkansas reports 54,150 for repeal and 34,193 against. In Birmingham and Mobile repeal leads exceed 3 to 5 to 1 and 4 to 1 respectively. Arkansas Gov Futrell says repeal looks likely as Tennessee expected to vote next.
Wiley Post, the American aviator who led the around the world attempt, was delayed departing Irkutsk by stormy weather. He was 16 hours 34 minutes ahead of the record after landing Tuesday and planned to fly eastward at dawn today.
John P. Lane of the Butte fire department is nominated by The Washington Post and the National Firemen's Association as America’s greatest living fireman. If chosen, his expenses to Washington for the Labor Day parade will be paid, and he will receive a gold medal and other honors. Lane raced into a gas-filled sub cellar to rescue four men already dead, a daring act on August 20, 1932, in the 900 block of California avenue.
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