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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1932
Page
2
Senate group seeks extension of stock market probe
Washington June 17. A nine month extension of the senate stock market investigation was sought after hearings in which William Fox was charged with taking part in a short selling pool in his Fox Film and Fox Theater stocks. Also named were John J Raskob William F Kenney Walter P Chrysler and others who allegedly profited nearly 2 million in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
William Fox
John J. Raskob
William A. Gray
Senate Banking Committee
Fox
Raskob
Democratic National Committee
William F. Kenney
Walter P. Chrysler
Joseph E. Higgins
Bradford Ellsworth
Nicholas F. Brady
Elizabeth Meehan
Norbeck
Republican
South Dakota
Congress
New York
Gray
Fox Film
Fox Theater
F. A. Hornaday
Michael J. Meehan & Co
Fox Pool
Chrysler
Kenney
Brady
Akron Commander 15 Orders 10 Quit Big Dirigible For Sea
Commander Rosendahl recalls sandstorms near El Paso and New Mexico that pushed the dirigible to 60 knots to dodge a storm. He notes ground crew deaths at Camp Kearney likely from inexperience and bad conditions despite warnings given by radio and megaphone. Rosendahl previously commanded the Shenandoah and Los Angeles and served on the Graf Zeppelin voyage. He is 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
New Mexico
Camp Kearney
Rosendahl
Shenandoah
Ohio
Los Angeles
Atlantic
Church Opposes Prohibition Law at Minnesota Convention
The Minnesota district of the American Lutheran church voted at its annual convention in St Paul to oppose prohibition blue laws and similar attempts to obtain social or moral reforms through legislation. London’s new luxury buses will feature rubber seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minnesota
American Lutheran Church
McDonald Pass Road Opens Between Helena and Missoula
The Montana highway commission accepts the 15 month project on U S 10 linking Helena to Missoula. Costing 251477.25 dollars, the road uses a natural granite sand base with plans to surface this summer and two years of Bureau maintenance before the highway commission resumes work. Also completed is a 12 mile widen and surfacing project from Summit west toward Glacier Park station along the south side of Glacier Park, a forest highway project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Highway Commission
Bureau
Highway Commission
Montana
Clark
Summit West
Belton
Glacier Park Station
Glacier Park
Father’s Day grants fathers rare public recognition
A historical column notes fathers feel flattered by a day set aside in their honor. Young dads boast of pride and parity with major holidays, while veterans recall past necktie parties and digress about the June choice. The piece ends noting fathers won’t work on Father’s Day since it falls on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Butte
France Campaign Ends With Rights Debate At Rally
In a tense exchange Doctor France claims legal and free speech rights were violated during a Hoover nomination speech. Sandblast counters by alleging tampered applause as the final France for president meeting closes aboard the yacht mast of King George, the longest in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. France
Maryland
Oregon
Sandy
Sandblast
Scott
Hoover
Snell
Mr. Sandblast
Calvin Coolidge
King George of
England
Relief Billady 5 Up In Senate and Economy Debate
Senate approves efforts for an international conference to discuss improving economic and monetary conditions. Representative McFadden blocks approval citing fear of debt cancellation. House conferees seek votes on furlough system. Hoover vows greatest federal savings with targeted pay cuts for higher earners. Deadlock delays adjournment as congress faces relief bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFadden
Pennsylvania
House
Hoover
Senate
Congress
Toll at Eaplogion tanker disaster reaches 28 dead
A massive explosion aboard the tanker Eaplogion near a drydock caused the vessel to rupture into three blasts. Firemen including Montreal Chief Raoul Gauthier died among the flames and debris. Dozens of workmen and dockside bystanders were injured as windows shattered and flames rose high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Raoul Gauthier
Lausanne Conference Debts Pause in War Claims
Delegates at Lausanne discuss a tentative halt to war debt payments with a split view on cancellation. France heads a group seeking a lasting economic commission while Britain seeks broader cancellation and the United States stance remains key to any final solution after the US election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
France
Economic Commission
Washington
Mont. Training Camp At Fort Mis soula Opens With 125 Registered
One hundred and fifty Montana youths will join the citizens military training camp at Fort Missoula starting tomorrow. Registrations reach 125 this afternoon with others due tonight as physicals equipment issues and quarter assignments begin. A month of sports events and entertainment is planned for the campers. Leith faces a war over using the historic Craigentinny golf course for municipal housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Montana
Citizens Military
Fort Missoula
Leith
Scotland
Craigentinny
Senate Defeats Bonus Measure Amid Capitol Protests
Reported marches on the capitol trigger police actions at the Potomac encampment. Traffic snarls and protests followed as veterans urged order while leaders urged calm. The bonus bill failed with 18 for and 62 against, including dozens of Republicans and Democrats, with several not voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Anacostia
Reed
Pennsylvania
Moses
New Hampshire
Blaine
Brookhart
Frazier
Norbeck
Robinson
Indiana
Schall
Steiner
Ashurst
Black
Bratton
Broussard
Byrnes
Caraway
McGill
Neely
Sheppard
Wheeler
Farmer Labor
Shipstead
Austin
Barbour
Borah
Capper
Carey
Couzens
Dale
Davis
Fess
Glenn
Goldsborough
Hale
Hastings
Hatfield
Hebert
Howell
Johnson
Jones
Kean
Lafollette
McNary
Metcalf
Norris
Oddie
Paterson
Shortridge
Smoot
Thomas
Idaho
Townsend
Vanderberg
Walcott
Watson
White
Bankhead
Barkley
Bulkley
Cohen
Connally
Coolidge
Copeland
Costigan
Dill
Fletcher
George
Glass
Gore
Harrison
Hawes
Hayden
Kendrick
King
Lewis
Logan
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Trammell
Tydings
Wagner
Walsh
Massachusetts
Montana
Cutting
Nye
Long
Bulow
Pittman
Smith
McKellar
Gang nominating meeting ends in Chicago underworld killings
A Chicago criminal convention in a Loop hotel suite aimed at dividing profits between Capone’s syndicate and rivals collapsed into a gunfight. Moran and Nitti emerged as rivals for the new underworld chief as Barker survived, and a hail of bullets killed a man on Crawford Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loop
Congress
Mr. Hoover
Capone “Syndicate
Barker
Scarface
al’ Capone
Chicago
Atlanta
Old Capone
Underworld
Medusa
Frank Nitti
Joe Fusco
Jack” McGurn
Lovin’ Puddy
Anixter
Billy Skidmore
George
Bugs) Moran
O'Donnell
Charles
Bob) Quillan
Moran
St. Valentine’s Day
Bugs
Red
Nitti
Cicero
Crawford Avenue
Pvoliticans
Democrats Open Trek to Chicago
Alfred E. Smith the 1928 standard bearer and candidate is due by mid next week along with Gov. Albert C. Ritchie. Shouse indicates his name for permanent chairman at Democratic headquarters while Roosevelt supporters push Senator Walsh of Montana for the post, signaling early convention strength tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alfred E. Smith
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Shouse
Roosevelt
Senator Walsh
Montana
Member of liquor gang found slain in Denver alley
An unidentified man believed to be a Denver liquor gang member was shot and probably fatally wounded late tonight. He was found in an alley near a shed where whisky and beer were stored in North Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Camis
Family deemed insane after death of crippled son
In Baltimore on June 17 a coroner’s verdict absolved Annie Aubel and her son Paul of legal responsibility for the death of Grant Aubel, a 26 year old cripple who starved while possessed by devils. Both were ordered committed to an institution after alienist examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Annie Aubel
Paul Aubel
Grant Aubel
Match King Ally Gets Nine Months
Stockholm June 17. Director Bror Bregberg was sentenced to nine months hard labor for fraud connected with the Kreuger organization. He must also pay 810000 Swiss francs in compensation to Finans Gesellschaft Fur Geindustrie. Bergberg was among Kreuger associates arrested after Kreuger's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Ivar Kreuger
Bror Bregberg
Bregberg
Finans Gesellschaft Fur Geiindustrie
Bergberg
Kreuger
Paris
Honest Reformers Seek Honest Reformed Drunkard
Paul Morris of New York among a group seeking an honest reformed drunkard in a nationwide drive. Andrew Volstead, author of the Volstead Act, declined to aid the search after Morris asked if he knew any men or women reforming from drink before 1920. Volstead reportedly mentioned knowing two or three such individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Paul Morris
New York
Andrew J. Volstead
Morris
Volstead
Local candidates file for legislative race in Butte
Ernest Dazzie at 53314 West Park, A W Anderson at 523 East Aluminum, Ted Doran at 640 West Broadway, and James E Harrington at 810 Placer filed as Republican contenders. H A Grabenstein, 31212 Colorado, ran unopposed in the GOP race. Committeemen nominees include John O'Meara 627 East Park No 17, Herchel L McGinnis 815 South Jackson No 57, and Horace Driscoll 24 East Copper No 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Dazzie
West Park Street
A. W. Anderson
East
Aluminum Street
Ted Doran
West Broadway
James E. Harrington
Placer Street
H. A. Grabenstein
Colorado Street
Legislative Assembly
Dazzie
Marquette
West
Butte
France
Montana
Anderson
Anderson Motor Company
Machinists’ Union
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Harrington
Dick Harrington
Anaconda
Law School
The
State University
Missoula
Carpenters’ Union
Butte Building Trades Council
John O'Meara
East Park Street
Herchel L. McGinnis
South Jackson Street
Horace Driscoll
East Copper Street
Ranches Flooded by Heavy Storm Near Corvallis
A cloud burst near Corvallis flooding six ranches and washing out irrigation flumes along the Bitter Root Valley canal. Beets at several ranches, including the Popham, Loesch, Zito, Quast, Bailey and Price plots, suffered heavy damage while the Northern Pacific tracks were torn up. A calf drowned, a work horse was trapped, and crews repair roads and culverts as water levels recede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Coal Pit
Bitter Root Valley
Holloran Gulch
Glass and
Nielson
Nielson Place
E. L. Popham
F. A. Price
Northern Pacific Railroad
Popham Ranch
Child saves servant's life at Port of Spain
Barbara Carr a 13 year old English girl risked her life to rescue a colored servant in a swamp at Port of Spain Trinidad. She plunged into the murky water where the man had sunk to his neck and succeeded in pulling him to safety earning a medal from the Royal Humane Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Carr
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Royal Humane Society
Mechanically minded youngster entertains officers with a watch
A young boy wandered away during a downtown tour in Butte. Officer Tom Nixon found him near Park and Main and escorted him to headquarters. The silent child pulled from his pocket a nickel plated watch, wound it, and made it run for the officers. The father arrived and explained the disappearance on West Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Tom Nixon
Park
Main
Sonny
West Broadway
Treloar Shupe Foster and Clemow Neidt Marriage Notices
Marriage licenses listed for Treloar 21 and Ellen Shupe 22 both of Butte and Clemow 24 with Rose Neidt 20 from Jackson. A fire in Edinburgh Scotland caused nearly 200000 pounds in damage last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treloar-Shupe
Foster Treloar
Ellen Shupe
Butte Clemow-Neidt
Tom Clemow
Rose Neidt
Jackson
Edinburgh
Scotland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hennessy’s
Cash & Carry Market
Coffe
Jefferson Valley
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Chase & Sanborn
Hire’s Root Beer
Ee. Soc
del Monte
Libby
Libby Pears
Libby Peaches
Hood River
Eddy
F. A. Ironside
North Main, Butte, Mont
Stock Mart
Senate Group
FDA
Akron
Church
London
Mcdonald Pass
Helena
Lausanne
United Press
Ireland
Dublin
Cardinal Hayes
George MacDonald
Eft
John J. Dunn
Vanguard
Ally
Wein
Arrow Fine
Weins, Pomiass
PUR
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Tae
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