Western legal philosophy in Montana courts
The piece recalls Montana and western U S legal tradition from vigilante days to judges like General Charles S. Warren and Federal Judge George M. Bourquin. It notes Judge James Baldwin defending a defendant amid an arrest for drunkenness and cites the saying that since 1862 a man can get drunk every 30 days.
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West
Montana
Charles S. Warren
Butte
Warren
George M. Bourquin
James Baldwin
Baldwin
Editor's notice for Montana Standard letters policy
Public letters to the Montana Standard are addressed to Editor Montana Standard. Advertising subscriptions or business matters go to Standard Publishing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Standard
Standard Publishing Company
Daily & Sunday
The Terms of Versailles Revisited by Hitler
The piece argues Hitler will mirror Allied terms from 1919, noting Versailles harshness and the war guilt clause. It lists the territorial losses, reparations, and disarmament imposed on Germany, and suggests real enforcement failed, questioning if such crushing terms could prevail again.
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Adolf Hitler
France
Germany
Versailles
Hitler
Alsace-Lorraine
Belgium
Denmark
Poland
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
Danzig
Memel
League of Nations
Africa
Shantung Peninsula
China
German New Guinea
Pacific Isles
Saar
J. M. Keynes
Rhineland
Debate on U S naval defense and action against Axis
A historical reflection argues broad American consensus to resist Axis expansion, double the navy, and counter a European monopoly after a potential total victory. It warns Congress may delay action, risking naval inferiority before a four year build is complete, and urges decisive measures to defend the hemisphere.
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United States
Senate
House
Congress
Americas
Europe
America
Hitler
Great Britain
Japan
Berlin
Rome
Financial Preparedness and Deficit Alarm in 1930s
The piece recounts President Roosevelt's 1933 emergency message citing a 20 to 48 billion national debt rise, tripling regular government costs to over 9 billion annually, and civil payroll growth from 566,000 to over 1,000,000. Senator Byrd warns that true national defense requires fiscal restraint and robust financial preparedness amid looming deflation and potential future crises.
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Roosevelt
Congress
U.S
Byrd
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Army
Navy
Footprint Mystery in Animal Crossing Writings
A description questions whether mud or snow in Animal Crossing leaves footprints. It notes delicate hoofed prints with hind feet nearly covering fore print marks, illustrating a graceful walk.
Youth arrogance and the limits of reason disarm spiritual life
The speaker argues that youth in their pride trust senses over spirit, ignoring the vast unknown. Experience shows goodness comes from faith beyond reason, with warning that neglecting moral law risks physical and spiritual harm. Tradition, marriage, and the Golden Rule provide lasting security amid changing temptations.
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God
Navy impotent to defend hemisphere borders
A 1940 Tribune opinion criticizes U S naval preparedness, arguing the navy is the sole defense and laments Americans’ failure to unite against German expansion and Russia’s alleged alignments. The piece questions public will to act to safeguard naval power.
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Russia
Germany
New York Tribune, Inc
Japanese official places Cherry cigarets on Manchukuo grave
Yasumaro Shimojo, chief of the Japanese bureau of decorations, dropped a package of Cherry cigarets on a soldier’s grave in Manchukuo. The soldier’s mother, Mrs. Tomotaro Mae of Tokyo, had requested the gesture. On returning to Tokyo, Shimojo gave the Mae couple cherry blossoms he picked in Manchukuo.
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Yasumaro Shimojo
Japanese Bureau of Decorations
Manchukuo
Tomotaro Mae
Tokyo
Shimojo
Mrs. Mae
Girl swims two and a half hours to safety at Sydney harbor
Miss Phyllis Anderson, 19, fell into Sydney Harbor and swam for two and a half hours before reaching a warship and summoning help. She endured salt water intake and drank fresh water for two days to quench her thirst.
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Sydney
Australia
Phyllis Anderson
Willkie Supporter in New York Apartment Rally
Mrs Wen dell L Willkie stands by her husband Wendell L Willkie in a New York apartment with a Win With Willkie poster. She believes his dark horse candidacy will secure the Republican nomination and his presidential win.
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Willkie
Wendell L. Willkie
New York
The War Against the West by Aurel Kolnai reviewed
A column endorses Kolnai's book as a sharp 700 page intelligence report on Nazi intellectual blitzkrieg. It warns of nihilism threatening Christianity, democracy, and humanities, citing quotations from Nazi officials and advocates moral and military rearmament against such ideas.
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Aurel Kolnai
Viking Press
Kolnai
Nazi Germany
Mr. Kolnai
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
H. Frank
Dr. Ley
Labor Front
W. Stapel
Baron E. Wolzogen
F. Walters
Wilhelm Stapel
Fuehrer
A. Hitler
Europe
Jung
Butte News Highlights From 1930 And Earlier
Public notices from Butte report Lloyd Pietsch named assistant principal for next year and Sullivan heading the city directory. Lydia Gudmansen wins third term as Montana Graduate Nurses president. Lions club summer camp prep progresses with local contractors starting work. Also noted: Jerry Mullins moves to Seattle. Walsh urged for Democratic National Convention chair. alumni picnic plans discussed. vandals target West Side shrubbery. St John the Baptist society celebration praised. Kid Tracy vs Nutty boxing draw. Alice Gold and Silver Mining assets transfer to Anaconda. Reduction Works to face Boston Montana at Gardens with McLaughlin Kirstahler batteries.
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Lloyd G. Pietscch
Butte
Scott W. Fries
Sullivan
Lydia Gudmansen
Montana State Association of Graduate Nurses
Helena
Butte Lions Club
Jerry Mullins
Seattle
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
San Francisco
Mike J. Sheehan
Butte High School
West Side
St. John the Baptist Society
Thornton
Kid Tracy
Nutty
Jerry McCarthy
North Main Street
Alice Gold and Silver Mining Company
Anaconda Company
Beadle
Boston
Gardens
McLaughlin
Kirstahler
Horoscope for Cancer Era Forecast on June 24
Cancer readers receive a mixed forecast with strong notes on thrift and finance. Mentally sharp individuals may excel in business, while romance looks unlikely for the young. The piece warns against new ventures and urges mortgage payments, caution in national politics, and possible leadership changes abroad.
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Europe
Spain
Italy Imposes Heavy Taxes on Titles and Distinctions
Under a new law Italy imposes heavy taxes on titles, the range being from about $6,000 on the title of prince down to $1.50 on the lowest grade of an Italian or foreign order, and any new grant of distinction, Italian or foreign, must carry the tax.
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Italy
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