Roosevelt links security to disarmament in Geneva talk
President Roosevelt and Norman H. Davis discussed the Geneva conference aboard the Amberjack II at Rogue Island Maine. They agreed that American promises for consultation depend on achieving a disarmed world and to push for a successful conclusion of the year-old parley this fall.
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Lakemans Bay
Rogue Island
Maine
Roosevelt
Geneva
Norman H. Davis
Mr. Roosevelt
Ambassador Davis
Today and Tomorrow by Walter Lippmann
Europe has made up its mind to peace or chaos and public opinion moves toward disarmament. The Geneva emissary notes progress as the president asks for time to settle political issues and renew efforts for world peace. Davis cites stabilization of Germany as crucial to disarmament and notes Roosevelt’s non aggression pact appeal has had effect. The U S offers to consult whenever peace is threatened or based on a disarmed world.
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Geneva
Davis
Europe
Roosevelt
Mr. Davis
America
Kerr Named President of Montana Power Company
Frank M. Kerr, longtime vice president and general manager since 1915, is named president of the Montana Power Company following the death of John D. Ryan. James R. Thomas becomes treasurer as Kerr’s career spans the early development of electricity for lighting and power in Butte and across the state.
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Frank M. Kerr
Montana Power Company
John D. Ryan
Montana Power Company Board of Directors
Kerr
James R. Thomas
Butte
Northwest Thompson-Huston Company
Frank Kerr
Lee Mantle
H. L. Frank
Charlie Smith
Charles S. Warren
Job Relief Plans Tied To $10 Million Montana Aid
Montana Governor Frank H. Cooney outlined federal aid plans to employ 25 000 to 30 000 men through state wide projects totaling about 11 885 000 in eastern flood control water supply and drainage schemes. Major efforts include Musselshell flood control and Boulder river projects with many lines of storage and canal enlargements across numerous counties. The Butte committee urged at least 350 000 in allotment with hopes of up to 1 000 000 for local storm sewers pavements and Floral Park sewer work.
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Helena
Montana
Frank H. Cooney
Cooney
J. 8. James
Washington
Musselshell
Boulder River
Butte
Wibaux County
Sunday Creek
Custer County
Bainville
Roosevelt County
Poplar River
Brockway
McCone
Beaver
Phillips County
Tongue River
Rosebud County
Rosebud Creek
Judith Basin
Rock Creek
Garfield
Porcupine Creek
Fallon
Daniels
West Gallatin
Gallatin County
Carbon County
Mountain
Flat Willow
Fergus County
Mussishell
Wheatland
Meagher
Shields River
Park County
Badger Creek
Glacier County
Lakes
Ravalli
Same
Chain of Lakes
Hill County
Grass Valley
Missoula County
Mungas Ditch
Granite County
Ruby
Madison County
Brackett
East Rosebud
Dearborn
Lewis and Clark County
Boulder
Jefferson County
Archie McTaggart
Willard Thompson
Butte Chamber of Commerce
James E. Murray
Floral Park
Silver Bow County
McTaggart
Fort Peck
Sun River
London trip shows American delegation divided and demoralized
The reviewer notes the American delegation in London appears detached from the president and morale wanes as they pursue outdated ideas. He argues British leaders face similar internal conflicts, and both sides show hesitation while public appearances mask deeper policy uncertainties.
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London
Roads Good in Every Direction for July 4 Motor Car Excursions
Montana plans Fourth of July excursions in any direction as all highways are open and in good condition for heavy travel. Highway 93 from Missoula to Kalispell is back open after high water threats.
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Helena
State Highway Commission
Missoula
Kalispell
British to Peg Pound to French Franc in Gold Standard Move
London reports British action driven by a falling dollar to join the European gold standard bloc. Bank of England and Bank of France officials discussed pegging sterling to the franc as part of defending gold currencies, with the dollar at record lows against the pound in late trading.
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World Economic Circles
England
London
U.P
United Press
Bank of England
Bank of France
France
Britain
Continental “Gold Standard Defense League
Butte Men Reserve Seats for Civic Dinner Honoring Thompson
More than 150 Butte business men are to attend the Silver Bow club dinner tonight honoring Charles C. Thompson of Seattle president of the Association of Life Underwriters of America the first western man elected to the post Thompson will arrive by auto from Missoula and has spoken to over 400000 people in his insurance career Reservations surpassed expectations says Arthur Merkle committee chair and toastmaster Tenens topic will be The Present Trend in Business.
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Butte
Silver Bow Club
Charles C. Thompson
Seattle
Association of Life Underwriters of America
Thompson
Missoula
Arthur Merkle
Tenens
Labor Demands Higher Wages in National Code Hearing
Labor officials formally demand a higher wage than proposed, as cotton textile manufacturers present the code to the NRA. Operators drop one dispute by agreeing to outlaw child labor. AFL President William Green testifies that $11 weekly in the North and $10 in the South are not subsistence wages and that restored prices to 1926 levels would require $17.48 per week.
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Washington
National Recovery Administration
William Green
American Federation of Labor
North
South
Montana Weather Forecast Shifts With Unsettled Thursday
The Montana forecast calls for unsettled conditions Thursday with showers in the extreme east and cooler air in the northeast. The west and central regions warm up, followed by Friday’s fair and warmer conditions.
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Montana
Anti-repeal leader wins restraining order to halt canvass
Richard M. Cannon, son of Bishop James Cannon Jr., won a temporary restraining order in Los Angeles Superior Court to stop county supervisors from canvassing the repeal vote cast at yesterday's election. A fellow plaintiff, Frank G. H. Stevens, was ordered to appear July 5 to seek a permanent injunction.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Richard M. Cannon
James Cannon Jr
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Cannon
Frank G. H. Stevens
Honor Paid Father Joyce in Silver Jubilee Event
The Rev William P Joyce marked twenty five years as priest with a solemn high mass at Sacred Heart Church Butte despite heavy rain. More than fifty priests from Montana and beyond attended a banquet at the Silver Bow club and a parish reception followed in the school auditorium. The Very Rev J M Gilmore assisted at the mass.
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Ralph Hayes
George J. Finnigan
St. Catherine’s Church
Pittsburgh
Montana
W. P. Joyce
Father Hayes
Father Joyce
William P. Joyce
Sacred Heart Church
Butte
East Park Street
United States
Silver Bow Club
J. M. Gilmore
Standard Fight Service Tonight on Title Scrap
The Montana Standard reports live coverage of Jack Sharkey defending the world heavyweight crown against Primo Carnera at Madison Square Garden. Experts call Sharkey the favorite though some smart money leans toward Carnera. bells will ring from 6 30 to 7 oclock Butte time with full ring-side updates delivered to fans.
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Montana Standard
Butte
New York
Madison Square Garden
Jack Sharkey
Primo Carnera
Italy
Sharkey
Carnera
Gotham Ring
West Broadway
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W. A. Clark
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Montanan
Defense League
California
Bishop Cannon
Methodist Church
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