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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1933

Page

2

Pioneers' Descendants Lead Revival of Montanas Gold Work

Virginia City reports intensified gold seeking as firms drive quartz and lode mining revival near Alder Gulch. A 60 ton mill nears operation west of town by Virginia City Gold Mining Co with 25 workers. Winnetka operations employ six men. Apex shaft work at Summit City and development at Ruby Creek expand activity after a rich ore find.

Virginia City Mont Guiches Old Frontier Village Alder Gulch Virginia City Gold Mining Company Walter K. Mallette G. Harold Gohn Winnetka Apex Old Summit City Brown's Gulch Ruby Creek Madison

Economics of default and revision in international debts

Walter Lippmann argues that strict bond payment demands threaten a global default. He urges debtor nations to recognize obligations while postponing June 15 payments, proposing a U.S. note to suspend due payments during settlement negotiations to preserve credibility and foster goodwill at the world conference.

Burkes America New York Tribune, Inc Washington United States Roosevelt Hull Ray Atherton MacDonald Chequers England Atherton

Mass for Father Harrington Draws Lions Row

The mass for Father Harrington at St Lawrence church drew a large Lions gathering and parish community. The event featured Father MacDonald and a full program with a banquet at Hibernia hall, choir, and a Treasure Hunt with hundreds of prizes.

Dermott Edward Gilmore St. Lawrence Church James Sullivan Father Harrington Esther Rayford Marcus Marie Harrington Mary James Hannah Harrington Butte Rotary Club Peter F. MacDonald St. Lawrence Parish Father MacDonald A. J. Rooney J. J. Sheerin Edward P. Gilmore Peter M. Brett Patrick Harrington Centerville St. Lawrence Mount St. Charles College Carroll College Bishop Finnigan North American College Rome Cardinal Marchetti Pius XI Butte E. J. Shea J. J. O'Connor Charles R. Connolly Regina Coell Boece James Murphy Thomas P. Reap Nellie Reilly Delia Richards Phyllis Hull Ceil Downey Nora McBride Margaret Fasso Bernice Walsh Florence Sullivan Catherine Leahy Delia Burke Jane Laughlin Josephine Miner Eva Fasso Margaret Fogarty Mary Lenahan Margaret Shea I. Shea Thomas Connors John Burke John McCarthy Curtis Lees William Caldwell Tim Dwyer Delia Rickards Margaret Passo Hazel Cole Katherine Leahy Florence Byrnes Elva Lynch

Roosevelt Sets New Sport Mode

President Roosevelt surveys a finished pool basin with heated water concealed radiators sun lamps underwater lights and a defined diver course on a cool day. He praises the workers including bricklayers plasterers plumbers and electricians who gathered to shake his hand on the garden side patio.

Roosevelt

Home Owners Loan bill advances with mortgage rules

The proposed Home Owners Loan Corporation would issue mortgages at 5 percent interest with options for monthly, semi annual, or annual payments. Loans capped at 80 percent of home value or $14 000, extendable up to 150 years, with a possible three year moratorium and extensions for hardship. Federal savings and loan associations would be created in underserved areas with Treasury shares up to 100 000 dollars each.

Federal Savings and Loan Associations Secretary of the Treasury Home Owners Loan Corporation

Drought Saves Crops in Northern France After 35 Days

In Northern France farmers anticipate saving part of their crops after a 35 day drought. Officials report damage limited by resilience and ongoing irrigation efforts.

France

Call for Youths to Fill Forest Camp Vacancies

Col. D. G. Stivers in charge urged men to report to the forest camp. They are to supply razors and toilet articles themselves, with Fort Missoula providing extra clothing. Musicians should bring instruments, and flashlights or other handy items would be useful in camp.

Col D. G. Stivers Fort Missoula

Sweltering East Cooled by Breeze

Shifting winds began cooling the sweltering East as the nation’s heat wave死亡 toll nears 100. High Atlantic coast temperatures eased later, while the Middle West reported relief.

New York Atlantic Middle West

Lions Convention Proceedings and Banquet Highlights

The report covers Lion’s Club convention activities led by Lloyd Croxford of Great Falls with addresses by Tom J. Davis of Butte and other officials. It lists committees, elections, resolutions, and the 4 pm adjournment with a 7 pm banquet at the Masonic Temple ballroom chaired by George C. Hoyt.

Temple Ballroom Charles Hatton Wichita Kan Lionism Walter N. Laughlin Billings Butte Mines American Legion Temple Ball Room Leo C. Graybill Great Falls Silver Bow Club International Hatton Club Helena Butte Big Hole Basin Archie McTagagrt Peter Potter Butte Chamber of Commerce Thomas Humphries Calgary Lions Club Pat R. Gagner Jean P. Gerlough Shelby George C. Hoyt Hoyt Presiding Cascade Orchestra M. M. McCormack L. W. Upshaw James Griffin Chinook Walter M. McLaughlin William Finlay Lee Falls W. O. Bollum Billngs Lloyd Croxford Tom J. Davis Rotary Byron DeForrest K. E. Sturgis Chateau Lions Education W. R. Ames Missoula Otto Leverude Julius J. Wuerthner Earl J. Bracken Masonic Temple Ballroom John K. Claxton H. Ostlund K. C Lethbridge Alberta Charles H. Hatton International Association of Lions Clubs Butte Lions Club LIONS O. C. Johnson Wolf Point A. E. Carmichael Len Coyne Robert Anson Wisdom Don Anson M. G. Ramsey Harry Helming Harold Capehart Ed Wingates J. P. Lossl P. J. Shea Ray A. Oliver George A. Wilson Calgary J. D. Wallace Edmonton Roland Wallace Bert Shaw Bert Burden Fred E. Brandis Johnnie Griffin C. H. Stevens E. F. Egger Havre R. Klingler F. J. Franta Walter McLaughlin G. T. Renaker C. C. Hill Conrad H. J. Klindt C. H. Challey Martin Jackson George O'Sullivan Norris van Demark Cut Bank B. van Winkle David Hirschy A. G. Giacobazzi F. E. van de Mark O. M. Roseth H. H. Monroe Cascade A. Dee Washburn Bill Clark Martin C. Jackson Big Hole Ted Hogan Vernon Fredlund John W. Hentges Choteau Max Cowell O. M. Johnson N. N. Deathuage Harlem G. A. Hansen E. V. Ahern William Seel Claude Duncan A. E. Stiles J. C. McGregor K. W. Berger M. M. Moore Mr. Reeploeg Robert Roundup R. C. Dahl Tom Troy Archie Palmer Johnson W. B. Hennessy Jim Lacklen Big Timber J. A. Knoepfli A. P. O'Leary Big Ter Ag Fred Sturges A. Winner Jonmeone

War debts topic dropped from world economic conference

The world economic conference rejected urgent efforts by Prime Minister MacDonald to inject war debts into talks. Hull rejected the move at a luncheon with the minister before a long British cabinet session on the issue. Washington reports Congress expected to adjourn tomorrow night.

Hull United States James Couzens London Roosevelt America Congress Washington Tariff Commission World Economic Conference MacDonald

Blaze in Butte Five Investigated

Mountjoy described a fire at Elite cleaners on 401 South Main Street where rag streamers soaked in gasoline were set alight by a powder fuse leading under a sidewalk vent. Jars spilled gasoline when cords burned and dropped, with one jar still hanging as firefighters arrived. no explosion occurred due to limited ventilation. A watchman alerted firemen after smelling smoke around 1 a.m.

Mountjoy 401 South Main Street

Colombia Limits Garnishment to One Fifth of Debtors’ Amount

The government restricts wage, rent, or pension attachment to 20 percent of what is owed by the debtor. This change affects creditors and borrowers and aims to ease financial pressure on individuals with outstanding debts.

Colombia

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