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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1929

Page

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Cheron Urges Ratification to Safeguard France Credit

M. Cheron French finance minister argues that France must ratify the Mellon-Berenger debt pact without conditions to preserve the nation’s credit. He warns of a grave strain on the Paris Bourse and English markets if France fails to meet August war debt payments to the United States and Britain, urging swift ratification.

Alliance M. Cheron France Guardian United States Great Britain

Butte Family Perishes in Mojave Desert Tragedy

A Butte woman Mrs. Julian Perez and her six children plus Enrique Armentas died from heat and thirst after a car breakdown in the Mojave desert near El Centro California. A motorist found Armentas and a search party recovered the others amid drained radiator and scattered clothing. The investigation cites marital troubles as part of the背景.

Butte Mojave United Press Julian Perez Juliana Chavez Curtis Street el Centro Cal Perez Enrique Armentas

Fire in Helena Destroys Businesses and Art Worth Big Loss

Fire in Helena's business district caused estimated losses of about 115000. The Harvey hotel and Brady candy store were damaged with smoke and water affecting several nearby shops. Five Charles M Russell paintings valued at 25000 were lost from the hotel. two injuries noted and owners announced immediate rehabilitation plans.

Helena Harvey Brady Candy Store Charles M. Russell W. R. Hopkins

Anacondan teen wizard Carl Loeb Jr shocks Montana golf

A 24 year old from Anaconda and Boston Tech graduate Carl Loeb Jr. stars at the Montana State Golf association qualifier. He shoots 69 for medalist honors and posts 73 later in the day with seven birdies in his first string. He is described as driving and putting brilliantly on the Anaconda course.

Standard Anaconda Country Club Boston Tech Montana State Golf Association Carl Loeb, Jr Loeb Bright Anaconda Tom Graham Butte

Decreasing Crop Estimates Lift Wheat Prices Across Markets

In Chicago on July 25 the wheat market surged as reports of spring wheat field fires in the Northwest spurred traders. July wheat closed at 1.42, September at 1.46 and December at 1.53, with gains near five cents at day’s end. A private forecast of a 150 million bushel Canadian crop and equal spring wheat in border states tempered bullishness.

Chicago

Friedman Plans $500000 Butte Building Erection

Joseph Friedman of St. Paul, a leading midwest broker, announced plans to erect a $500,000 building in Butte next year on West Park street, replacing the Washington Meat Market and adjoining store. The structure will house the F. and W. Grand stores and a women's ready to wear shop.

Joseph Friedman St. Paul Middle West Butte Washington West Park Street W. Grand Friedman

One Killed Three Injured In Portland Crash

One man was killed and three women injured in a Portland crash. The driver Theodore W. Shankland was in the car with Mrs Olga McElroy 38 who suffered severe back injuries and possible neck fracture. Mrs Effie Dawes 57 had cuts and bruises and Mrs G Ward 52 was bruised.

Portland Theodore W. Shankland Olga McElroy Effie Dawes G. Ward

Miners Day Events Set With Soccer and Doll Buggy Prizes

The Miners Day program at Columbia Gardens designated prizes for a soccer football game and a doll buggy parade. The general committee awarded a $50 cash prize to the soccer winner and trade certificates to top doll buggy entrants, with $10, $7.50, and $5 in trade among Butte merchants. Each entrant receives candy. The Mining company chairman announced plans and Pen construction for the pet show will begin immediately. The doll parade nearly faded but over a dozen girls volunteered to enter.

Columbia Gardens Sree Butte Mining Company

Seven Thousand Acres of Idaho Forests Burned

Nearly 7,000 acres of Southern Idaho forest were on fire with five firefighters injured when a truck toppled while rushing crews to the scene. The Salmon forest blaze, about 75 miles northwest of Salmon City, began days ago by lightning and bark beetle damage.

Boibe Idaho Forest Service Salmon Forest Salmon City Challis Forest

Britain Accepts Warship Parity Plan With United States

Washington July 85 Great Britain accepts parity with the United States in all fighting ships a concession seen to bolster fall armament talks between Hoover and MacDonald The pledge follows a suspension of building on three light cruisers and may permit continuation of the 1928 program of 15 cruisers and one aircraft carrier with Britain stronger in cruiser tonnage.

Thomas L. Stores United Press Washington Great Britain United States State Stimson Hoover MacDonald Congress Stimson

Youth Injured In Motorcycle Car Crash

Jack Sullivan aged 19 son of Mr and Mrs Mike Sullivan 162 West Granite Street suffered fatal injuries when his motorcycle collided with an automobile at Montana and Porphyry streets around 9 30 p m Toppero 213 Wing Avenue Meaterville alleged driver of the car was arrested and jailed for reckless driving charges at the city jail Ivan was driving north on Montana Street as Toppero prepared to turn eastward from Mon

Jack Sullivan Mike Sullivan West Granite Street Montana Porphyry Streets Toppero Wing Avenue Meaterville Sullivan Ivan Montana Street Mon

Bethlehem Steel Directors Boost Dividend and Earnings

Directors of Bethlehem Steel boosted the quarterly dividend to 1.50 and reported record peace time earnings with net income of 11,766,473 for the second quarter, up from 9,045,590 in the prior quarter and 4,529,328 in 1928’s poor quarter.

New York Bethlehem Steel Corporation

Walter E Edge Named Ambassador to France by Hoover

Senator Walter E Edge of New Jersey has been chosen as ambassador to France to succeed the late Myron T Herrick. He will depart after the extra session, likely in October, and the Italy post is also being filled with a guardingly kept name. Edge is a Senate finance committee member and administration spokesman.

Washington Walter E. Edge New Jersey Hoover France Myron T. Herrick Ohio Paris Congress Henry P. Fletcher Pennsylvania Italy White House London Dawes Edge Senate Senate Finance Committee

Monoplane Duo Aims for 500-Hour Flight Record

Dale Red Jackson and Forest O Brine extended their aerial run in the St Louis Robin toward 500 hours as they surpassed 299 hours by 6 17 p m. Local winds forced a lower altitude while they refueled at Lambert Field and prepared for night jumps.

Lambert-St. Louis Field

Mercury Reaches Second Highest Summer Mark In Butte

The city saw a 89 degree high at 6 30 pm marking the second highest temperature of the year while night temps hovered around 75 to 76 as one of the hottest nights on record. The all time high is 97 set in August 1919 by government observer Alex Blewett with last year’s peak at 96. A morning low of 54 closed the 24 hour period before a continued high barometer and no forecast of cooling in the next 24 to 48 hours.

Butte Mercury Alex Blewett Mr. Blewett

Kilauea Erupts With Tall Fire Fountains At Halemaumau

At Hilo Hawaii on July 25 the Kilauea volcano began erupting at 6 30 am and grew more active during the day Four fountains of fire were joined by two jets shooting flames about 200 feet over Halemaumau crater Smoke from the crater hung above Mauna Loa as hundreds of residents drove to the crater area to view the fifth eruption since May 1924.

Hilo Hawaii Kilauea Halemaumau Mauna Loa

Pope XI retires in grand St Peter’s ceremony

Vatican City July 25 Pope Pius XI ends his voluntary retirement with a formal blessing in St Peter's Square. About 120000 worshippers kneel as he moves along the Bernini colonnade and returns to a special altar to bless the crowd with the host.

Vatican City Vatican Pius XI St. Peter’s

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