Shouse Says Hawley Smoot Tariff Fuels Campaign
President Hoover backed the Hawley Smoot tariff bill signaling the start of a political fight. Jouett Shouse, Democratic National Committee chair, calls the tariff the campaign issue as western Republican independents push for export debentures and tariff revision with Senator as their champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Hoover
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Woman Wounded in Fatality at Country Inn Shffle
Mrs Madge Tanietti is wounded in the leg during a scuffle at the Teddy Bear Inn in Walkerville. An inn employee Leo Finnigan is jailed on an open charge after a gun discharged amid the melee. Deputies say Finnigan fired to control a crowd. a stray bullet struck Mr Tanietti’s wife. She is recovering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Tanietti
West
Daly Street
Walkerville
Leo Finnigan
Tanietti
Board appoints over 250 election judges for primary
The Butte board of county commissioners announced more than 250 judges will serve at the July 15 primary. Precincts with five judges in the city center include three Democrats and two Republicans, while outlying precincts use three judges with two Democrats and one Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Board of
County Commissioners
John Laughlin
O'Neil Street
Flurry Leary
Francis O'Neil
Bennett Street
Elizabeth Gilbert
John Bowden
Dunn Street
Ambrose Lynch
West Daly Street
John Carney
Katherine Collins
North Main Street
Howard E. Buzzo
Richard Paull
Rose Street
John Kennedy
Minah Street
Margaret McCarthy
East Center Street
Margaret Connell
Henry Odgers
Arthur Richards
Millie Cameron
Blue Wing Avenue
Dan O'Neil
Fourth Street
Samuel Watling
Daly Street
James Shea
East
Summit Street
Mary Lee
Ed Lowney
North
Wyoming Street
Thomas
Conversion of Gulf Streams Heat Into Energy Predicted
In Matanzas Cuba on June 15, Prof George Claude claims a 1,700 yard tube will soon be lowered into the Gulf Stream to channel warm water to a power plant at his seaside laboratory. He envisions turning Gulf Stream heat into industrial energy, pursuing a practical demonstration after years of experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matanzas
Cuba
George Claude
Gulf Stream
Gulf
Weather forecast for Montana unsettled and cooler
Montana forecast shows unsettled conditions and cooler weather in western and central portions on Monday. Tuesday remains unsettled with cooler temperatures likely continuing across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Spectacular Capture of Two Fleeing Convicts
Two convicts from the Colorado state penitentiary, Danny Reardon and Red Wilson, captured after hiding in a potato cellar. Guards Putney and Che sighted them crawling from under gunny sacks and firing warning shots. The men halted and offered no resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon City
Colorado State Penitentiary
Danny Reardon
Red” Wilson
Feedom
Dave Putney
J. B. Chenowith
Hogback
Woman lands mixed catch at Case's pond in Newton
In Newton New Jersey on June 15 Mrs William Kinney of Washington cast once into Case's pond and reeled in a string of fish including a sunfish a pickerel four perch and five catfish. Her companion John Newton suspected the fish may have been a prior boaters loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton, N. J
Case’s Pond
William Kinney
Washington, N. J
John Newton
Four-way race for U S Senate nomination in New Jersey
A Republican U S Senate primary in New Jersey will choose among four contenders: Dwight W. Morrow, Joseph Frelinghuysen, Franklin W. Fort, and John A. Kelly, for the full six-year term against Democrat Alexander Simpson. Morrow and Kelly also seek the unexpired term, while Walter Edge’s seat is filled temporarily by David Baird. The Democratic field includes Thelma Parkinson seeking the short-term nomination.
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Newark
N. J
United States Senate
New Jersey
Dwight W. Morrow
Joseph 8. Freylinghuysen
Franklin W. Fort
John A Kelly
Exander Simpson
Morrow
Kelly
Walter E. Edge
David Baird
Smith College
Thelma Parkinson
Maine Watch on Tumor Issue Proceeds in Debate
The Maine setting in Portland on June 15 draws attention from wets and drys as supporters and opponents focus on the tumor issue. Continued coverage continues on page 2 with more details and column discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Portland
Skeleton of former Butte prospector found near Philipsburg
The body of John Cavanaugh, a septuagenarian prospector from Butte, was discovered by a fisherman along a creek three miles above Philipsburg. His bones lay in a creek bed nine months, exposed to wind and wildlife, ending a long pursuit of the mother lode that defined his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cavanaugh
Nature
Philipsburg
Cavanaugh
Butte
Western
Multiple Fatal Incidents Reported Across Regions
Reports from June 10 to June 16 describe a munition dump explosion near Chuchow Hu Nan Province killing many and injuring hundreds, a Robey Indiana air show crash killing three and injuring a mother, pilot, and mechanic, and a Perth Amboy store explosion causing two deaths and three missing with a spreading fire in the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Perth Amboy
Shanghai
Chuchow
Changsha
Hunan Province
N. J
David Sass
Carol II and Helen Divorce Diverted to Moral Annulment
In Bucharest on June 15 the Romanian Orthodox Holy Synod said the royal divorce of King Carol II and Queen Helen is morally void but not legally annulled. Legal annulment rests with courts that granted Helen’s decree two years ago, signaling possible future action toward removing that decree and reconciliation.
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Bucharest
Carol II
Helen
Holy Synod of
Romanian Orthodox Church
Friends of the Royal
Nine Die As West Texas Floods Ravage State
Flood waters from torrential rains and high winds swept Texas over the weekend. Nine persons are reported dead, seven drowned and two fatally injured in a freak thunderstorm. Crops and property suffered heavy damage across sections of the state, with losses exceeding $1,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Dallas
Texas
United Press
Father Is Useful Creature After All Father Says on Street Talk
An elderly man in work clothes entertains a crowd on West Broadway near the library. He lectures on Father’s Day noting June 15 and calls fathers important, joking about a five year closed season and comparing fathers to useful items. He hints at gifts for dads before continuing on in the edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stranger
West Broadway
Betcher
Hedge Demolition After Tragic Street Collision
In Kansas City a hedge shielding Dr. Roy A. Stevens home is hacked down as outraged neighbors protest. Earlier a dairy truck and car crash at a busy corner killed Mildred Jacobs, the infant daughter of a Stevens neighbor, when a car struck her playing in a yard.
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Kansas City
Roy A. Stevens
Stevens
Mildred Jacobs
Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon Honeymoon in California
Hollywood stars Ben Lyon and Bebe Daniels wed at Beverly Wilshire and began a secret honeymoon in northern California. Lyon is a licensed pilot who owns a plane. details of their departure remain undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lyons
Los Angeles
Cal
Screen World
Ben Lyon
Bebe Daniels
Beverly-Wilshire
Screen Colony
California
Lyon
Classified ads offer flexible week schedule opportunities
This MontanaStandard classified column promotes weekly schedules for want ads. It touts adaptability to various uses and reasonable wages with a toll free or local phone number 5411 to contact an adtaker. The ad emphasizes reliable service and varied opportunities.
President Hoover to sign tariff bill amid urged improvements
President Hoover announced his plan to sign the tariff bill saying it would end uncertainties in business and that rate increases target loan interests. He emphasized a flexible provision allowing the tariff commission to recommend rates and to remove tariff politics and log rolling from the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Harold Oliver
Washington
Hoover
White House
Tariff Commission
Budget reform urged to secure German reparations future
Berlin June 15. S Parker Gilbert, reparations agent under the Dawes plan, calls for immediate radical budget reform to enable Germany to meet Young plan obligations and to foster industrial growth. He notes Dawes-era progress and says Germany can sustain payments and a strong economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
S. Parker Gilbert
Gilbert
Dawes Committee
Butte Boy Scout Campaign Nearing Final Goal
The Butte Boy Scout drive to raise 7500 dollars for next year continues this week with 1500 still needed by Wednesday. Chairman Henry Hirsh said about ten districts remain unfinished and reports from about 20 more districts are awaited. About 6000 dollars has been raised so far as volunteers and Carpenters' union members contributed.
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Henry Hirsh
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Robey Automobile Speedway
Peter Brockman
South
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W. W. Newhall
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National Guard
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Newhall
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Hedge
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