Steel Leaders Confront Threatened General Strike
At a New York conference General Hugh S. Johnson and NRA aides met with directors of the American Iron and Steel Institute regarding a looming strike. Employers stressed the issue is the closed shop not collective bargaining. they viewed the threat as overstated with claims that at least 85 percent of workers do not want a strike.
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New York
Hugh 8. Johnson
Washington
American Idon and Steel Institute
Association of Iron and Steel Workers
General Johnson
Donald Richberg
NRA
Frances Robinson
Johnson
Institute
Iron and Steel Institute
Dillon Normal college holds quarterly graduates dinner
The Montana State Normal college held its quarterly graduates dinner at the residence halls with toast master Prof. Rush Jordan and talks by Margery Fisher John Strosky and President Sheldon E. Davis. A piano solo by Alice Matson and violin by Frances Robinson were also performed. The day included the annual general art exhibit managed by Mary Baker Robert Barnett and O. K. Moe.
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Davis
Annual Dance Revue Presented at Dillon
The Claudia Faust School of Dancing staged its fourth annual revue in the training school auditorium. A 25-dance program featured vocal numbers by Maxine Jardine and Eddie Exum and orchestra selections by Don Julion Harold Contway Ted Oliver Dan Henneberry Wayne Roberts and Amos Elliott. Dancers included Barbara Simpson Jo Ann Deputy Merle Schmittroth Dee Smith Penay Smith Joan Selner Merlyn Sandvig Esther Ann Schmittroth Norah Maxine Connelley Jeanne Covall Dale Dart Evelyn Davis Mary Jane Paul Juanita Rolands Dolores Williams Judy Ann Chapman Phyllis Davis Elsie Lloyd Edythe Kenison Hester Olsen Irene Megquier Maxine Jardine Jeanne Peterson Harriet Rief and Claudia Faust.
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Joan Selner
Merlyn Sandvig
Esther Ann Schmittroth
Norah Maxine Connelley
Jeanne Covall
Dale Dart
Evelyn Davis
Mary Jane Paul
Juanita Rolands
Dolores Williams
Judy Ann Chapman
Phyllis Davis
Elsie Lloyd
Edythe Kenison
Hester Olsen
Irene Megquier
Maxine Jardine
Jeanne Peterson
Harriet Rief
Caludia Faust
Dillon Visitors, Hog Control Deadline in Beaverhead
Frank Rife visited Dillon from Medicine Lodge along with Mr and Mrs Tom Clemon of Jackson. Matt Kay, Mrs Agnes Pierce and Mrs George Smith came from Grant. The hog control application filing deadline expired yesterday per Secretary Luther Smith. Thunder showers were general over Beaverhead county last night and today.
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Dillon
Frank Rife
Medicine Lodge
Tom Clemon
Jackson
Matt Kay
Agnes Pierce
George Smith
Grant
Luther Smith
Beaverhead County
Former business man in serious condition
W. E. Bishop, proprietor of the Excel market on South Excelsior, will leave Saturday for Los Angeles to visit his brother, Herman Bishop, a former Butte business man who is seriously ill. Mr. Bishop formerly conducted Bishop's bakery on West Park street. He left Butte several years ago.
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W. E. Bishop
Excel
South Excelsior
Los Angeles
Herman Bishop
Butte
Mr. Bishop
Bishop
West Park Street
Amusement Pier Swept by Flames in California
Fire swept the outer end of the Silver Spray amusement pier in Long Beach California driven by ocean breezes. The blaze threatened to engulf the entire structure and nearby beach concessions before being brought under control.
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Long Beach
Calif
Silver Spray Amusement Pier
Fatal Heart Attack Claims Missoula Rail Worker
Sidney E. Merrill aged 57 of Missoula a freight brakeman for the Northern Pacific died in Helena after a heart attack while in the caboose just before the train's return trip to Missoula. He was stricken this evening.
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Helena
Sidney E. Merrill
Missoula
Northern Pacific Railway
Butte Nurse Named on State Board
Gov. Frank H. Cooney announced the appointment of Miss Mary Cherry of St. James hospital in Butte to the state board of examiners for nurses for the term expiring May 5 1937.
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Helena
Frank H. Cooney
Mary Cherry
St. James’ Hospital
Butte
State Board of Examiners For
Dillon Elks Plan Flag Day Observance
Dillon Elks lodge prepares for Flag Day on June 14 with a public program on the Oregon Short Line depot lawn weather permitting Speakers include Dr. Robert E Albright of Normal College and County Attorney Thomas E Gilbert The lodge will install officers at the next meeting with Francis Gelhaus to succeed E W Johnson as exalted ruler
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Dillon
Dillon Elks’ Lodge
Oregon Short Line
Robert E. Albright
The
Normal College
Thomas E. Gilbert
Dillon Lodge
Francis Gelhaus
E. W. Johnson
Dillon Boy Injured in Wreck Improves in Hospital
Dudley Peterson a 15 year old Dillon resident injured in a car crash near Dillon Monday night shows improved condition according to attending physicians. Doctors report his prognosis remains cautiously hopeful despite the serious injuries.
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Dillon
Dudley Peterson
Butte Students Delight Large Audience In Concert
A capacity crowd at Butte High School auditorium enjoyed a varied recital by Fisher Thompson students aided by a 30 piece orchestra. Seventeen performers presented solos duets and ensembles including works by Mendelssohn Schubert and Chopi Valse Heroique with a full orchestra accompaniment. The program featured multiple named students and a formal orchestra roster.
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Fisher Thompson
Butte
Butte High School
Cuming Ce
Deep River
Kohlmann
Marguerite Kane
Cscccsvecess
Kern
Thompson Elizabeth Luke
MacDowell
Andrea Poore
Thompson Marguerite Poore
Chopi
Elsie Daniels
Wollenhaupt Vivienne Johns
Mendelssohn
Dorothy Matthews Judd
Margaret Melby
F. O. Jackson
John Braden
William Kane
Esther Finnivid
Gilbert Lahtinen
Matthew Klebba
Carl Bellman
Jack Smith
Kathryn Evatt
Pauline Deonan
Kahryn Kane
Richard Raymond
Joseph Wilk
Rolland Stanley
Virginia Heinicke
Minnie Marinetti
Charles Hockaday
Gerald Stafford
Jette Alexander
James Leonard
Lawrence Eck
Joseph Memec
Arnold Sward
Howard Kitto
Roy L. Allen
George Wrightson
Tony Leskovar
Albert Kreitinger
Howard Rich
Trevor Thomas
Clarence Johnson
Maurice Moore
Montana candidates file for governor and lieutenant governor
News notes a flood of filings for Montana's governor and lieutenant governor races. Democrats Arthur Lamey and Lucy McLemore appear among many entrants, while Republicans J W Speer and W R Church seek office along with several other state posts.
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Arthur F. Lamey
Havre
Montana Department
American Legion
J. W. Speer
Great Falls
Republican State Central Committee
Montana
J. E. Erickson
U. S
Frank
Dillon
W. R. Church
Helena
H. R. Eickemeyer
Hugh R. Adair
Raymond T. Nagle
Lucy T. McLemore
Supreme Court
Robert C. Edington
Dayton
State Senate
D. D
Bob) Evans
Fort Harrison
Julius J. Wuerthner
Congress
Cascade County
Horace F. Casey
Butte
Edington
Fred Scheuer
George J. Crumby
Horace FP. Casey
J. Ward Crosby
Governor
Senate Battles Over Silver Bill Stirs Three-Way Split
The Senate spent hours on minor measures before taking up a National policy proposal to hold 25 percent of U S metallic reserves in silver and authorize presidential purchases. Polarized by conservatives who oppose currency tinkering inflationists who seek more, and silver state senators who back the bill.
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Senate
House votes to extend compulsory crop control to tobacco
Washington reports the House approved the Kerr bill extending compulsory crop control to tobacco with a 144 to win. It imposes a tax of 25 to 33 1 3 percent on production above quotas set by the AAA, with exemptions for growers under 2 000 pounds. the measure heads to the Senate while opposition cites fears of dictatorial moves in the Irish Free State.
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Washington
House
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
AAA
Wallace
Irish Free State
All Kiwanis Night Attended by Clubs From Several Cities
Deer Lodge observes All Kiwanis night with members from Missoula Kalispell Butte Anaconda and Deer Lodge. Lt. Gov. E. K. Taylor of Missoula leads about 60 attendees in a fellowship hour dinner and entertainment followed by dancing.
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Deer Lodge
United States
Canada
Summer Return Highlights Local Social Notes
Miss Martha Flynn has returned to Deer Lodge for the summer and will visit her parents Mr and Mrs J J Flynn. She has taught at Fergus County High School in Lewistown. Mr and Mrs H F Kelley of Helmville transacted business here and Mr and Mrs F L Tavenner were also noted.
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Deer Lodge
Martha Flynn
Miss Flynn
J. J. Flynn
Fergus County
Lewistown
H. F. Kelley
Helmville
F. L. Tavenner
Junior Ball League 13 to Be Organized
A movement to form at least four junior boys baseball teams in Deer Lodge is sponsored by the Commercial league which will provide coaches. Each team may be sponsored by a city organization. An organization meeting will be announced soon and a complete schedule will follow to boost interest in the new league.
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Deer Lodge
Commercial League
Anglers Fined for Law Infractions in Deer Lodge
Larry Meagher and Harry Olson faced charges for fishing in closed waters taking over the limit and catching undersized fish. Deputy state game warden J P McCaffery arrested them Tuesday evening and Judge T H Corbett imposed $25 fines each last evening.
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Deer Lodge
Larry Meagher
Harry Olson
J. P. McCaffery
T. H. Corbett
Family News From Anaconda and Midwest Visit
The son departed this week for an extended visit in Mid-West cities. Mrs. J. E. Pears plans a few days with her daughter Mrs. J. T. Marsh, who recently underwent major surgery at St. Ann's hospital in Anaconda.
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Mid-West
J. E. Pears
J. T. Marsh
St. Ann's Hospital
Anaconda
Prout Family Leaves for Seattle Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Stanley Prout of 731 Zarelda street with their son Billy departed yesterday for a motor trip to Seattle Washington.
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Seattle
Stanley Prout
Zarelda Street
Billy
Wash
Mediator Seeks OT an Eesolution in Great Falls Strike
Mediator Jacobson reports failed efforts to keep Anaconda employees at Great Falls at work amid a strike. Union reps say the walkout is already ordered and cannot be halted, despite urging to delay. He plans Thursday talks with Governor Cooney and labor leaders to seek a settlement after nearly a month of disruption and costs.
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Jacobson
Anaconda Company
Great Falls
Mill and Smeltermen’s’ Union
Frank Cooney
Miles Romney
Frank Walker
James Graham
Montana Federation of Labor
Butte
New motor vehicle registrations rise in Great Britain
New motor vehicles registered in Great Britain in a recent month numbered 30 637, up from 20 877 in the same period a year earlier. The data show a notable year over year increase inearly period registrations.
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Great Britain
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