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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1934

Page

3

Noted speakers to address Montana merchants meet

Bozeman hosts the Associated Merchants of Montana convention June 11 and 12 with national recovery official Fentress Kuhn and other leaders on the program. Lectures cover the business outlook, code compliance, and statewide long-range plans, followed by banquets and tours across Gallatin valley.

Bozeman Fentress Kuhn National Recovery Administration Washington, D.C Associated Merchants of Montana L. A. Braton Dry Goods Journal Samuel Preed Great Western Sugar Company Denver Miles Romney National Emergency Council J. A. Lovelace Bozeman Elks Montana State College Gallatin Valley The Elks’ Club Robert C. Line State University Montana West Gallatin Canyon Kalispell Myron J. Wolding Federated Stores of Sam Gerson Helena Alfred Atkinson Charles A. McFarland Samuel Freed L. A. Campbell Montanans, Inc R. R. Renne State College

Man Injured After Pedestrian Hit by Car in Walkerville

Michael Dwyer of 125 West Boardman Street sustained a scalp wound when struck by a car driven by Ed ONeill of 1507 Fourth Street Walkerville. ONeill admitted the incident to police saying Dwyer walked into his vehicle and took him to St James Hospital where the injuries were reported as not serious.

Michael Dwyer West Boardman Street Ed O'Neill Fourth Street Walkerville O'Neill St. James’ Hospital Dwyer

Rain cancels Columbia Gardens Children's Day event

Manager Ed Nash of the Butte Electric Railway announced yesterday that Children's Day at Columbia Gardens was called off due to rain.

Columbia Gardens Ed Nash The Butte Electric Railway

Your Skin Shows What You Eat

Health and diet are linked to skin appearance. Shredded Wheat is touted as a nourishing whole wheat food providing energy from carbohydrates, protein, minerals, vitamins, and fiber. It claims daily consumption keeps people going and feeling well, supporting a strong physique and regularity.

Steel workers vow White House protest over steel dispute

Militant steel union leaders, rebuffed at the White House, pledge to camp on the doorstep until President Roosevelt intervenes in their clash with financiers. They demand a joint labor industry meeting to avert next week's strike and challenge government strength against the steel trust. A McKeesport delegation backed existing arrangements, opposing Amalgamated Association demands.

Washington Steel White House Roosevelt Steel Trust McKeesport Hugh 8. Johnson Labor Board Robert F. Wagner Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers Frances Perkins Edward P. McGrady Marvin McIntyre Michael F. Tighe Miss Perkins McGrady

Saw Theft Reported at Butte Machinery Warehouse

Police received a report of a stolen electric saw from the Butte Machinery Company warehouse yesterday. The incident was filed by L. T. Herman and is under investigation.

Butte Machinery Company L. T. Herman

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