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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1933

Page

10

Hitler Says Parliaments Doomed and German Rule Is Legitimate

Adolf Hitler in an exclusive interview with United Press defends Nazi leadership and predicts the doom of parliamentary government. He argues personal leadership replaces party rule and asserts the German people back his regime with legal authority. He warns Americans to judge his regime from authentic information.

Adolf Hitler Germany United States Karl A. Bickel United Press Associations United Press Berlin Adolph Hitler Hitler Bismarck Iask America von Hindenburg Engelbert Dolfuss Dolfuss Austria Under den Linden Empire Italy Emquemenshich

Beer Bottles and Rocks Fly in Testimonial Picnic Riot

In Pittsburgh area Mt. Lebanon a testimonial picnic for Representative Michael J. Muldowney devolved into a free for all. Police arrested nineteen revelers on disorderly conduct charges after beer bottles stones and fists were flown amid a crowd of about two thousand.

Pittsburgh Michael J. Muldowney Mt. Lebanon Muldowney

Silk Great Seal of Montana on Display in Billings Windows

The Great Seal of Montana, drawn by E. S. Paxson and embroidered in silk by Mrs. Tom Copely, is shown in Brownfield Canty windows on West Park. Copely, a longtime Butte pioneer, completed a near flawless silk rendition once intended for the state capitol dedication, earning first prizes at the state fair and at an old Butte race track exhibit.

Montana Brownfield-Canty Company West Park Street Butte Tom Copely E. 8. Paxson Custer Montana State Capitol Paxson Copely Capitol Elk Masonic Knights of Pythias Knights of Columbus Ora Y Plata

Woman Overcomes Weakness with Lydia E Pinkham Remedy

Mrs J B Antle of Columbus Ohio says she was rundown and weak before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After three more births she recovered strength and now at forty three continues the medicine. Her testimonial encourages others to begin treatment promptly for relief.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Little Giant at Rialto Ends Run Tonight

Edward G. Robinson stars in The Little Giant as a former Chicago beer baron who retires to crash elite society. The Rialto bills strong performances and several good short features on the program.

Edward G. Robinson Rialto Robinson Chicago

Exciting Drama The Girl in 419 Closes Tonight at American

A pulsing drama titled The Girl in 419 closes tonight at the American theater. The cast includes James Dunn Gloria Stuart David Manners Jack LaRue Shirley Gray Johnny Hines and William Harrigan. Also on the bill are Jack Healy in Wrongorilla a musical score and Paramount news.

James Dunn Gloria Stuart David Manners Jack LaRue Shirley Gray Johnny Hines William Harrigan Jack Healy Paramount News

Baer Beats Schmeling in New York Ring Fight

Park theater screens display Max Baer defeating former heavyweight champion Max Schmeling over 10 rounds in a recent New York bout.

Max Schmeling Max Baer New York City The Park Theater Baer

Beaverhead County Wool Shearing Nears Completion

Beaverhead county crews wrap up the large wool clip as hundreds of thousands of pounds head to eastern markets. Much wool sold on consignment with prices near 25 cents, last week’s major sale at 26 1/2 cents. With shearing done, ranchers prepare for haying in about 10 days.

Dillon Beaverhead County

Dillon Boys Leave for Sand Woods Camp

Sixteen Dillon youths left Sunday for a C. C. C. camp in the Salmon district. The group included four from Wisdom and five from Sheridan. More than 35 Beaverhead county young men are now employed in C. C. C. camps across southwestern Montana and Idaho.

Dillon Salmon District Wisdom Sheridan Beaverhead County Montana Idaho

Woman Rider to Compete at Fairgrounds Meet

Donetta Gilbert known as Donnie will race at the fairgrounds July 2 3 and 4 bringing a string of eight horses as announced by manager Scott Halliburton.

College Students to Have Program at Normal College

Music and dancing will highlight the weekly assembly at the Normal college on Wednesday morning. The program features Romping Romper Clog by Aileen Berry and Ebba Anderson with tap dances by Elizabeth Ballard and vocal solos by Lucille Maillet and Willard Albright. Frances Provo Ebba Anderson and Ruth Phelps perform Oh Miss Hannah with Ruth Phelps.

Dillon Normal College

Henneberrys Welcome Daughter Janet Marilyn

Dillon notes report the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Henneberry at Barrett hospital. The child will be christened Janet Marilyn. Other items note travels of Diggle Emerick and Mary Gelhaus, and Mary Innes's summer plans. Rev Jesse D Lacklen led Grace Methodist Church fourth quarterly conference in Billings.

Dillon Dan Henneberry Barrett Hospital Janet Marilyn Diggle Emerick Rochester Minn Mary Gelhaus Augusta Mary Innes Berkeley Cal Jesse D. Lacklen Billings The Methodist Church Grace Methodist Church

C C C Worker Attacked by Bear in Montana

Thompson Falls reports George Anderson of Missoula, a civilian forestry worker, was severely pummeled by a bear and wounded in the side by a rescuer's bullet. He remained in dangerous condition tonight.

Thompson Falls George Anderson Missoula

Freight loadings on PM&P system rise slightly

New York report shows last week freight car loadings on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific system totaling 24 747 cars up from 24 274 the prior week and 20 093 in the lake 1932 period indicating a modest week to week increase with a strong year comparison.

New York

FASTEETH promises firm false teeth and sweet breath

FASTEETH is advertised as a new powder sprinkled on upper or lower plates to hold dentures firmly in place. It claims teeth will not slide or rock and offers no gummy taste, leaving breath sweet and pleasant. Available at drug stores.

Masonic Supper Club Forms Local Aid Committee

A committee led by Sam Lane was appointed by the Masonic Supper Club to work with other groups to secure federal aid for local enterprises. At the meeting in Deer Lodge plans discussed included state methods for promoting public improvements. A fish dinner followed. visitors included George Hollywood of Cleveland Ohio, formerly a resident.

Deer Lodge Sam Lane Masonic Supper Club George Hollywood Cleveland Ohio

Golf matches delayed by high wind at country club

A continuous high wind Sunday afternoon prevented the ladies from finishing the two ball four some at the Country club. Matches will be completed this week and awards conferred as scores are turned in. Those unable to enter should notify Mrs Edward L Hopkins.

Deer Lodge Country Club Edward L. Hopkins

Deer Lodge Notes on Local Social Departures

Mrs L M Haaland and her mother Mrs Marvy Saxe and Miss Louise Haaland and Miss Carol Haaland left for Wenatchee Washington after a month here. Miss Louise Haaland stayed with Miss Joyce Roberts and Miss Marguerite Kirwan. Mrs W T O'Reilly of Butte visited Mrs J A Dunn and Mrs P L Kirwan Sunday. Mrs Elliott Hopkins and daughter Cynthia left for Chicago for the Century of Progress Exposition, with Alice Elise Hopkins accompanying as far as Butte.

Deer Lodge L. M. Haaland Marvy Saxe Louise Haaland Carol Haaland Wenatchee Wash Joyce Roberts Marguerite Kirwan W. T. O'Reilly Butte J. A

Social News From Leavenworth and Surrounding Areas

North and East Side News reports bereaved families Beatrice Day and James Naughton returning home after Everard Naughten’s death. Neighbors and relatives are listed with addresses and updates on recoveries, travels, and visits including Catherine Murphy, Violet Groves, and Marion Benich. An extended note describes Miss Benich’s Chicago World’s Fair plans and Eastern tours ending in Detroit and Denver.

Beatrice N. Day James J. Naughton Leavenworth Wash Everard Naughten James Naughton East Broadway Marion Benich F. Benish Blue Wing Avenue Walkerville Greeley School Benich Chicago Detroit Cleveland St. Louis Omaha Denver Charles Martyn West Daly Street

Surprise farewell for St Ann’s president at parish hall

St Ann’s Altar Society hosted a surprise party Saturday honoring president Mrs. W. E. Purnett and her daughter Evelyn before their move to Missoula to join Mr. Purnett. Rev. Father English presented a purse, and guests enjoyed music and supper with numerous attendees listed.

St. Ann's Parish Hall St. Ann's Purnett Alice Pegram Henry Matsch James Marron J. A. McNulty M. Dillon E. Edwards M. Walsh J. Coyne J. Johnston C. J. Ryan J. T. Gardner

Floral Park Area Notes and Local Moves and Meetings

Floral Park and adjoining areas report residents making moves and trips. Mrs W E Purnett and daughter Evelyn head to Missoula to join her husband. the Purnetts’ home is sold to Mr and Mrs Fred Wagner, formerly Lenore Davis. Other items note health trips, club entertainments, and church activities.

W. E. Purnett Harvard Avenue Evelyn Missoula Purnett Fred Wagner East Second Street Wagner Lenore Davis

List of Local Residents Named in Social Notices

A roster lists Lynchahan Mrs M Melia Mrs J L Scott Mrs C W McKenna Mrs F D Smith Mrs R S Burr Mrs J R Yonkers Mrs William Sullivan Mrs Mary Hawkesworth Mrs Mary Davis Mrs William R Foley Mrs John C Manley Mrs William Planigan Miss Bernice Shea Miss Evelyn Purnett and the Rev M M English.

Floral Park Garden Club Meets at Mrs Bell Home

The Floral Park division of the Rocky Mountain Garden club meets this afternoon at 2 at 2866 Floral Boulevard the home of Mrs F M Bell. The Ladies Aid of Lowell Avenue M E church holds its annual picnic at Columbia Gardens on Wednesday with a brief business session and a noon lunch served from a bring your own meal format.

Floral Park The Rocky Mountain Garden Club F. M. Bell Floral Boulevard Ladies’ Aid Lowell Avenue M. E Columbia Gardens

Milngavie Considers Sunday Park Concerts to Curb Gangs

Milngavie Scotland weighs Sunday park concerts as a tool to reduce gang activity reported in local efforts. Authorities seek to channel youths toward organized events to improve safety and community cohesion.

Milngavie Scotland

Also Mentioned on This Page

Congress Reich Edward Robinson Dillon Bureau Sand Woods Gotham Symons Picot Tops Bureau North and East Side News Charles Piernan West Copper Street Vincent Sweeney Frank Sweeney Frank Shea Frank Shea Jr East Mercury Street R. E. Hawkins United States Navy Catherine Murphy Caledonia Street St. James Hospital Violet Groves South Ohio Street S. P. Martin Oak Street McQueen Addition William Reinheimer Oakland Yellowstone Park Reinheimer Remington Typewriter Agency P. J. Driscoll Hail Columbia Gulch North Excelsior Street Adjoining Areas Edwin Guay Loretta Billy California Avenue Flathead Country Hot Springs Mr. Guay Cora Jenkins John F. Reynolds Circle Great Falls Reynolds Circle Merry Eight Club J. Ellis Wyoming Street Pearl McDonald Julia Angove May McEwen H. Schaffer Iona Birdsong Pearl Thomas P. J. Fagan Phil Rowe Shelby William Rowe State Street J. G. Skedd Bayard Street Joe Linz Virginia Dorhofer Grace M. EF. Church Frank Amerman
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