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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1932

Page

2

Hull Announces Opinion Demands Definite Action

Chicago June 22 The Democratic platform for 1932 will include a provision for states to vote on repealing Prohibition. Senator Hull who leads the resolution group supports submission rather than immediate repeal. Alfred E Smith calls for unconditional repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act modification. Hull urges tariff reduction and drastic government retrenchment to combat the panic, urging international price stabilization.

Francis M. Stephenson Chicago Hull Tennessee Alfred E. Smith Roosevelt Resolutions Committee Lake Michigan

Petition 10 Seeks One Year Extension for Montana Plant

Federal Power Commission heard oral arguments on Rocky Mountain Power’s petition for a 12 month extension to finish a plant on the Flathead Reservation in Montana. Samuel J. Flickinger for the Bureau of Indian Affairs said Interior Department approval was needed and warned the extension could cost Indians about $163000 in revenue. D M Kelly represented the company.

Washington Federal Power Commission Today Rocky Mountain Power Company Flathead Reservation Montana Samuel J. Flickinger Bureau of Indian Affairs Commission D. M. Kelly

Domestic tragedy shadows daylight robbery case

The story links Matthews to a noon robbery in Butte, with half the loot hidden in a bottle. Trankel denies involvement, while his German-speaking son Fritz identifies Matthews. Martha Trankel and her two boys face life alone at the Madison county ranch as authorities sort the case.

Trankel Matthews Fritz Trankel Larry Weir John Berger Butte Berger Fritz Nairly Sheriff Weir Frank Egan South Arizona Westbrook Madison County United States Martha Germany Madison Valley Fritz Heine Jefferson River

Lease terms extend rent for power plant with Indians

The commission could extend the period without the secretary's approval. Indians now receive 1000 dollars monthly rent from the power company. Rent would rise as plants are completed and by the fiftieth year after the license could reach about 163000 dollars, Flickinger stated. Chairman George Otis Smith said the lease could continue at then prevailing rent if operation ended after the fiftieth year.

Commission Flickinger George Otis Smith

Daughters of Isabella Meet Amid Charity and Festivities

The Daughters of Isabella convention opens with a high mass at St Patrick's Church and a luncheon at the Finlen hotel. Delegates hear prayers and music from Our Lady of Victory circle choir, join under state regent Ann Freebourn, and plan sessions at the K C hall with a banquet at the Silver Bow club.

Our Lady of Victory Circle Choir Tessie Kelley Irene Taylor Bowden Martha Korn Brennan Helen Appel Mary Tutty Lottie McDonald Leona Merkle Evelyn Appel Josephine Micone Ann Freebourn Our Lady of Victory Circle Rose McDonald Finlen Hotel Francis Shevlin Great Falls Silver Bow Club St. Patrick’s Church J. M. Venus St. Patrick's K. C. Hall J. C. Willging the Daughters of Isabella M. Everett Anaconda Helen Erler Adele Jaccar Catherine Savage Mary Dee Deal Leary Marie Sullivan Anne Sullivan Kittie Harrington Martha McLaughlin Mary Fellows K. C. Lodge Hall Leonard Mine Hardingway Roosevelt Drive Winn Harrington J. D. Murphy Marian Keane Mary Thomas Tessie Kelly Mary A. Sullivan Mary M. Sullivan Mary Doran Margaret Cummings Helen Connolly Noella Rainville Cyrilla Meads Mary McGowan Anne Freebourn Mary Helen Minnie Warren Thelma Shea Mary Burke Mabel Everett Butte M. McRae Helena M. Gormley Missoula M. McGuire Laurel Ann Cotter Helmville W. Patterson Alice Savage L. V. Savage Mary Malee Mary O'Halloran Margaret Slattery Nell Malee Nell Thompson Julia Thompson Cecelia Zugel Irene Lubke Pauline Mickelson Anna Cunningham Eugenia Fitzpatrick Frances Kelly Ella McEachran Kathleen McGuire Frances McGuire Margaret Halloran May Boyce Gertrude Hogan Eleanor McKeon Anna Donovan E. M. Peters Margaret McMahon May Egan Dorothy McCarren Mayme Barry Anna Quigley Mabel Kelly Mary Logan Mary E. Kelly Nora Grimes Margaret Regan Josephine Walch Winnie Foley Mary Gilmartin Ann Thomas Mary Foley Mathilda Kelly Griselda Sugrue Edna Hunthausen Anne Perro Edythe Gilmartain Ann Cummins Cecelia Sullivan Helen Spellman Clara Miller Z. A. Gannon Mary Brogan Frank Despins T. Mitchell Mary Egan L. Verberckmoes P. H. McDonald John McCarren Charles Smet M. Gallagher Mabel Gormley Raskob Miss Mann Anna Cotter Elizabeth Hoepfner Rose Lynch Mary McIisaac Gertrude Fay E. M. Patterson E. Sedinger

Insurance case adds chapter to Price mystery death

A Montana man Price collected on life insurance after his death. He later claimed kidnapping and captivity with a tire tube mask before bones found in his cabin remained unknown. A widow accuses the insurer of refusing payment totaling 2163.32 dollars.

Price Salt Lake City Sweetgrass County Ed Brannin Big Timber Whitehall

Indiana Delegates Swarm For Roosevelt In Nominating Stakes

Roosevelt leads with instructed and pledged delegates totaling 485 while Smith Garner Lewis White Reed Byrd Murray and Ritchie hold smaller planks. States listed include New York Pennsylvania Indiana Michigan and others with numerous regional allocations and totals reaching 1 154 delegates.

Roosevelt Sd Tace Smith Garner Beacuse Lewis White Reed Byrd Murray Ritchie UD Dacacassancecrerse Pennsylvania New York Michigan Georgia Iowa North Carolina Kentucky Wisconsin Tennessee Alabama Minnesota Kansas South Carolina West Virginia Nebraska Washington Florida Colorado Maine South Dakota Oregon North Dakota Utah Montana Vermont New Hampshire Idaho New Mexico Wyoming Arizona Nevada Delaware District of Columbia Hawaii Alaska Indiana Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas Philippines xPorto Rico zCanal Virgin Islands Massachusetts New Jersey Connecticut Rhode Island Texas California Mllinois Ohio Missouri Virginia Oklahoma Maryland Diana

Hausner Returns to United States After 11 Days at Sea

Hausner lands in Newark after 11 days of rest following rescue 600 miles off Portugal aboard Circe shell. Captain Wilson questions his readiness while officials from Hoover, the Polish embassy, Florida governor’s rep, and Miami greet the survivor and wife aboard the Circe Shell.

Hausner Portugal Wilson Coast Guard Perry United States Public Health and Customs Newark N. J Hoover Washington George E. Hussey Carlton Florida Miami

Tammany Votes May Hold Power in Roosevelt Split

Tammany's backing shifts in the Roosevelt showdown as Curry meets Farley while McAdoo shifts toward Garner and Hitchcock is named for the resolutions committee chair. Roosevelt forces seek Walker and Curry support amid the party power struggle.

Tammany California John N. Garner McAdoo Smith Roosevelt Curry James A. Farley Farley New York New York Democratic State Committee Gilbert N. Hitchcock Nebraska Resolutions Committee Cordell Hull Tennessee James J. Walker

Hoover proposes world armament cuts with security guard

President Hoover outlines major reductions: one third in land armies, abolition of bombing planes and tanks, 25 percent cut in carrier and destroyer tonnage, and submarine limits. He ties shifts to Kellogg Briand pact defense only, interlinking land, air, and naval cuts. France says it supports reductions if security inputs are guaranteed.

M. Paul-Boncour Washington Hoover

Montana Faces Torrid Weather Stresses Agricultural Peak

Montana reports soil moisture sufficient for full crops across the state. Winter grains and forage crops show strong growth, with rye cut for hay and beets thinning by crews. Ranges are good, sheep shearing hampered by rain, alfalfa blooms and first cut imminent. A new heat record reached 86 degrees.

Nurse Charges Baritone with Faithlessness in Courtroom

The nurse testifies in a breach of promise case against baritone husband of evangelist Aimee McPherson Hutton. She asserts her right to defend character as lawyers list names. seeks 200000 in heart balm amid memories of alleged affair. An abrupt interruption follows by a plainclothes woman and a man in a red necktie. Nearby Valencia students blame city fire department for conference hall destruction and call for the mayor's resignation.

Aimee McPherson Hutton Tron Dave Hutton Valencia University Valencia Spain

Heat Relief Sweeps In With Cool Breeze

Temp highs yesterday reached 90 plus, two degrees above the day before. A cool northerly breeze and light thunder showers cooled extreme heat by evening, bringing relief.

Main Street

Silver Bow County Bonds Show Sound Credit Record

The county reports highway bonds bearing 3570 in interest paid to New York Trust. Original debt 250000 reduced to 119000 plus interest. Since 1921 Silver Bow funding and highway bonds have been good investments with no defaults. Early bond calls have saved taxpayers money and strengthened credit.

New York Trust Company Silver Bow County

Delegates Report on State Meeting in Kalispell

Reports from the state convention note a Henry W. Lawton camp session at Patriot hall Pa triote hall. The group discussed plans for an early next month annual picnic and held a social session. Lincoln Post No. 2 G A R members were guests of honor.

Kalispell Henry W. Lawton Patriote Hall Lincoln Post No. 2

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