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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1937

Page

1

Ohio Gov Davey rejects Perkins plan to hold steel talks

Governor Martin L. Davey of Ohio denounced Labor Secretary Perkins proposed use of state subpoena power to summon steel operators to a conference until a contract is signed. He called the idea autocratic and dictatorial and refused to detain Plant executives or close plants without riot conditions, warning of political risk.

Martin L. Davey Perkins Washington Ohio Davey Federal Steel Board Youngstown Germany Italy Mr. Girdler

Colorado Declares Emergency as 4000 Square Miles Beset by Grasshoppers

Governor Teller Ammons ordered the militia to combat a grasshopper invasion described as the worst in state history. The pests cover 4000 square miles, move northward toward beet and grain areas, and threaten livestock feed. A 50-truck convoy will haul sawdust for poison bait while Adjutant General Ardourel leads operations. The emergency is expected to last at least a week.

Denver Colo U.2 Colorado Teller Ammons Rhode Island Delaware Minto Nebraska Kansas F. A. Anderson Colorado State College Alphons P. Ardourel

Food and Fun Rule at Love Feast on Jefferson Island

President Roosevelt and Democrats join a jovial outing to Jefferson Island in Chesapeake Bay with a mix of fishing swimming and shooting. Progressive Havenner travels by submarine chaser with senators and representatives amid a day of merrymaking away from politics.

Annapolis Roosevelt Jefferson Island Chesapeake Bay Maryland Havenner California

Hitchhikers Return Purse and Reward Dinner Plan

Two penniless hitchhikers from Minnesota found a purse lost by Mrs. Ball near the post office. They returned the $35, a postal savings book and papers to owner Gunder Ball of Walkerville. Mr Ball offered a reward and plans a chicken dinner with the lads as thanks and help toward their Portland job search.

Diogenes Gunder Ball Clayton Street Walkerville Portland

Hunted triple killer held in Chicago

The Herald and Examiner reports Robert Irwin, sought nationwide for New York Easter Sunday murders, surrendered at the newspaper office. Police say no confirmation of capture yet. Irwin allegedly confessed to slaying Veronica Gedeon, her mother, and Frank Byrnes, with intent to kill Veronica’s sister Ethel, whom he claimed to love but who married another man. He described a plan to kill Ethel, insisting the other deaths were accidental. He said he waited at the Gedeon apartment for Ethel. Veronica’s mother died first after a struggle. The paper notes the confession continues on page 12.

Chicago Herald and Examiner Robert Irwin New York Central Irwin Veronica Gedeon Frank Byrnes New York City Veronica Ethel Gedeon The Herad and Examiner

Former Montanan Killed in Crash

Nampa Idaho June 26 A school teacher who taught flying as a hobby died in a crash when his monoplane nosedived and fell 300 feet into an alfalfa field. The victims are Joseph F. Mutchler 35 Boise Weather Bureau employee and amateur pilot formerly of Miles City Mont and Kenneth Dunn 23 Nampa the passenger.

Nampa Idaho Joseph F. Mutchler Boise United States Weather Bureau Miles City Mont Kenneth Dunn

Ford Motor Company Cited by Labor Relations Board

The National Labor Relations Board issued a citation against Ford Motor Company on charges of unfair labor practices under the Wagner Act. A hearing was scheduled for July 6 in Detroit after UAW filed charges. The case covers three alleged violations including interference with employees.

Washington National Labor Relations Board Tonight Ford Motor Company Detroit Labor Board United Automobile Workers Union

Six Burned in Bus Crash at Mt. Morris Intersection

MT MORRIS Mich June 26 At least a half dozen persons were seriously burned when a Blue Goose passenger bus and a gasoline tank truck collided in a street intersection and burst into flames Four of the burned were Harold Ormond Pontiac Mich Louis Trier Flint Mich Sid Yost Flint Mich Otto Hildner Detroit They were taken to a hospital at Flint.

MT. Morris Mich Blue Goose Harold Ormond Pontiac Louis Trier Flint Sid Yost Otto Hildner Detroit

Revelator John Hunt to Testify in Mann Act Trial

In Los Angeles on June 26, John West Hunt known as John the Revelator in Father Divine’s cult, faces Mann Act charges. Attorney Hugh Macbeth defends Hunt who is accused of seducing 17 year old Delight Jewett to bear a messianic child. A prior witness Howard John the Baptist Smith described a Beverly Hills meeting with Hunt before Judge Leon Yankwich.

Delight Jewett Denver John West Hunt Father Divine West West Coast Los Angeles U.P John New York Hugh Macbeth Hunt Miss Jewett MacBeth Howard John the Baptist Smith Promised Leon Yankwich Beverly Hills

Early Montana Sheriff Visits Old Friends in Mining City

Frank MacDonald, famed Chouteau county sheriff who in 1905 captured killer Hay on the prairie near Lewistown without firing a shot, visits Butte from his New Zealand dairy ranch. He plans to sell and return to Montana to show how New Zealand pays. He meets former warden Frank Conley, linked to the Hay case.

Montana Desperado Frank MacDonald Chouteau County Lewistown Butte Fort Benton Ray J. MacDonald New Zealand Yester Frank Conley Montana State Prison Hay Rock Robinson Conley MacDonald Deer Lodge

Butte Man Witnessed Century’s Longest Solar Eclipse

Elmer Koski of Butte joined the U S Navy National Geographic Eclipse Expedition to Canton Island in the South Pacific on June 8. He sent a letter from the U S 8 Avocet noting a 3 minute 33 second total eclipse with vivid corona colors. Koski, born in Anaconda and Navy veteran, signs off from Pearl Harbor with Aloha as researchers study the brief 213 second event.

Elmer Koski Butte United States Navy National Geographic Canton Island South Pacific Koski Arthur Koski Mary Koski East Mercury Street U. S Avocet U. S. Navy National Geographic Eclipse Expedition Anaconda Navy

New Drive to End War Threatens Madrid

Insurgents press Madrid with heavy attacks as shelling precedes an offensive to break the iron ring around the capital. Franco’s forces advance along the Bilbao–Santander coast as Basque troops fortify Somorrostro heights and Ambush reports claim 150 insurgents killed near Valmaseda.

Presa Madrid Benito Mussolini The Popolo D'Italia Milan Francisco Franco Bilbao Valencia Mediterranean Franco Santander Baleares Canarias Somorrostro Valmaseda

Britain and France push plan to fill sea control gaps

London reports Britain and France propose to assign their fleets to patrol the Mediterranean and Spanish coast to cover gaps after Germany and Italy withdraw their ships. Rome reportedly refuses the plan while a non intervention sub committee meets to avert neutrality collapse.

London U.p)j Germany Italy Britain France Mediterranean Rome Spain

Weather forecast for Montana fair weekend

The Montana forecast calls for generally fair weather on Sunday and Monday with little change in temperatures. Skies are expected to stay clear with light winds and no precipitation indicated.

Montana

Spanish Vessel Sunk by Submarine Off Valencia

The Spanish merchant Cabo Palos, loaded with food, was sunk by a submarine off Point Ifach near Valencia at dawn. Five crew members died, 44 survived including a nurse aboard, later taken to Alicante after six hours in lifeboats. Survivors reported to Valencia for full inquiry.

Valencia Spain Cabo Palos Point Ifach Alicante

Relief clients employed on federal jobs in Montana

Montana shows 15 318 relief clients on federal projects as of June 15. Havre 2796 Billings 3821 Great Falls 2209 Butte 6811. WPA workers declined by 1104 to 9609 while NYA fell to 941. 1033 moved to Soil Conservation Forest Service PWA Fort Peck Resettlement Biological Survey Entomology Bureau or private industry.

Helena E. C. Burris PWA Montana Havre Billings Great Falls Butte Jung Burris WPA NYA Soil Conservation Service Forest Service Fort Peckham Resettlement Administration Biological Survey Bureau of Entomology

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