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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1937
Page
4
The Montana Standard lists its editorial address for publications at Butte Montana with offices at 121 123 and 125 West Broadway. It directs letters to Editor Montana Standard and business inquiries to Standard Publishing Company.
Adolphe Renke, 28, admitted to scheming to obtain a preferential Lithuanian visa by marrying an American woman who aided his move to the United States. The marriage ended quickly, and the case arose from her New York annulment suit. In court he identified a woman as his wife, shocking reporters.
The article argues Uncle Sam acted as Shylock by nationalizing gold and paying $20.66 then $35 per ounce, hoarding about $12 billion in gold. It urges a world gold price agreement at $35 to calm markets, help other nations, and reduce Treasury strain.
A young man is accused in a New York court of entering the United States illegally through a conspiracy to defraud the government. The scheme involved marrying to gain immigration benefits, a calculated act meant to secure status.
A historical column notes German naval overreach from the Deutschland incident off Spain to incidents at Manila Bay 1898 and Agadir 1911. It cites repeated German bluffing, ignored blockades, and prompt backing down after international pressure, framing pattern as a prelude to World War I.
A Colorado man cites widespread issues with gypsy type trailerites on American roads. He notes unregulated parking, lack of taxes, poor sanitation, and competition for local jobs. He argues states and towns need clear laws to regulate rolling homes while balancing travelers’ rights.
A provocative line ties General Franco to the fate of Spain, suggesting that delay in victory could erase Spaniards from the shrinking nation, underscoring wartime anxieties about survival and identity.
Communications for Dr. McCoy should be mailed to McCoy Publications Inc at 1151 West 6th Street Los Angeles California.
A Prague doctor notes that the hearing organ remaining means some tones persist even in severe deafness. Romanian tests show deaf patients hear only pure tones and may confuse instruments. Simple home tests, like whisper and watch ticking, can indicate partial hearing loss and prompt further checks. Tomorrow discusses catarrhal deafness.
Reader asks why pain appears on the left side though many speak of the right side. The reply notes the left side spans a large area, making precise diagnosis difficult without location details.
The article lists possible dizzy spell causes including high or low blood pressure anemia liver gall bladder issues indigestion defective vision colitis and nervousness. It recommends medical examination for a definite diagnosis and offers to send more information by mail with a stamped return envelope.
A portrait of Henry Preston Standish as a cautious bore leads to the hooked edge of Herbert Clyde Lewis The Gentlemen Overboard. A baby bites its mother sparking a discussion on child teething and parental response with practical tips.
On June 7 1927 a 15 plane escort carried Clarence Chamberlin and Charles A Levine to Berlin in the Bellanca Columbia crowds around Temphihofer airdrome roared while 150000 spectators cheered. Jack Lynch hero of local aviators plans a Pacific crossing with a Miss Butte monoplane guided from San Francisco to Honolulu reflecting a city alive with flight dreams.
In a major wartime maneuver, Sir Douglas Haig’s troops broke German lines in Belgium, gaining terrain and capturing more than 5,000 prisoners along with numerous guns. Heavy German casualties were inflicted. C Kremer Tuohy, a young city attorney, was notified of his acceptance as a Red Cross ambulance volunteer along the French front. Joseph Rote left for Hoopeston Illinois to visit friends and relatives for several weeks.
H. M. Hart of Butte High leaves for New York to spend the summer month. Mr. and Mrs. Treloar visit Nevada City after California stops. Mr. and Mrs. Hendra sailed on the Oceanic from New York toward Plymouth for a Cornwall summer. Mr. Hendra is foreman at Mountain View mine. Mr. and Mrs. Essig depart for New York and other eastern points for the season.
Daily astrology notes a strong start with benefic aspects and a warned risk of accidents from machinery and vehicles. Writing and signing contracts are favored in the morning with summer resort leases in demand. Three months ahead bring weather vagaries, potential fires, and profits for resorts. notable births include John Franklin Goucher born 1845 and Byron D Halsted born 1852.
Burton J. Hendrick’s Bulwark of the Republic traces 150 years of constitutional crises with extensive biographical sketches. It targets readers who seek detailed study of U S constitutional history and Supreme Court impacts, not casual readers.
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