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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1934

Page

7

Bourquin Defends Senate Bid At Miles City Event

George M. Bourquin denounced the handling of a Senate letter and called for action on it as he campaigns for the Republican six year Senate term. He accused Senator Wheeler in the office change and urged defense of the U S constitution against dictatorship tendencies during a Miles City gathering.

Miles City George M. Bourquin J. E. Erickson States Senate F. H. Cooney Judge Bourquin United States Senate Senate Bourquin B. K. Wheeler United States

Hooks Bumpers In Crosstown Car Hitch

W E Wayne of 322 West Broadway reports to police that his car bumped bumpers with a machine driven by Lois Clayton of 1015 West Broadway. No damage was reported.

W. E. Wayne West Broadway Lois Clayton

Goat Rears Lambs After Mother Dies at Trimdon Grange

A pet goat at Trimdon Grange in England is caring for two lambs that were left motherless, creating a local story of unlikely animal guardianship.

Trimdon Grange England

Carter’s Liver Pills Promise to Boost Bile Flow

An advertisement touts Carter’s Little Liver Pills as a cure to wake up bile flow and relieve sour digestion. It claims the product fixes foul breath headaches and skin issues by freeing two gallons of bile daily, urging buyers to request the red labeled Carter’s Liver Pills at 25 cents.

Carter C. M.ca

Butte Briefs Show Local Notes From Murray Hospital to Party

Short notices list residents returning from Murray hospital undergoing operations and dismissals, a fall incident, visiting Spokane relatives, and a church birthday program for Senior Endeavor at Shortridge Memorial Christian church inviting all members.

Shortridge Memorial Christian Church

Double Bill Opens at American Theater Tonight

A new bill at the American Theater starts tonight with The Party's Over, the Columbia film version of the Daniel Kusell stage play starring Stuart Erwin and Ann Sothern. It is paired with Forgotten Men, a feature showing war films that were censored and suppressed.

American Theater Daniel Kusell Stuart Erwin Ann Sothern

Former Butte Man Appointed NRA Code Director

Al Pierce, longtime Butte resident and former city council member, now based in Phoenix, Arizona, has been named NRA code director for the printing industry in that state. Pierce departed Butte a year ago after years with the Butte Miner job department and later the Montana Standard.

NRA al Pierce Butte Phoenix Ariz Pierce Old Butte Miner Montana Standard

Montana Debts Debated by State Bankers and Officials

At Helena a June 28 meeting gathered bankers farmers and state officials to discuss relief for Montana farm and ranch debts. Dr H C Case assistant to Gov Meyer outlined a farm debt advisory plan with county committees and a five member state panel to recommend actions to the governor and to extend or settle obligations.

Helena Montana H. C. Case Euene Meyer Farm Credit Association Case Frank H. Cooney Dr. Case National Farm Credit Association

Supreme Court Case On Attorney Fees In Breedon Suit

Attorney Shane defended the Montana Supreme Court ruling in the Breedon case against H. L. Maury and A. G. Shone. He cited an Associated Press dispatch stating the fees were under ten percent of a $7,500 judgment, with $1,965 in back benefits deducted from the initial payment. The court had upheld the defendants.

Sheldon Breedon H. L. Maury A. G. Shone Montana Supreme Court Breedon Supreme Court Shane Associated Press Helena

Labor officials depart after Montana copper strike talks

Paul J. Smith of the A P L took his leave after being sent to Butte by Senator Robert Wagner to probe the Montana copper strike. James Graham of the Montana Federation of Labor also departed, returning to Helena, as P. W. Chappell of the U S Department of Labor remains in town to mediate.

Paul J. Smith A. P. of L Butte Robert Wagner National Labor Board Montana James Graham Montana Federation of Labor Smith Milwaukee Graham State Federation Helena P. W. Chappell U. S. Department of Labor R. C. Jacobson Messrs. Smith

Parish Ladies To Hold Lawn Social

Ladies of St. John the Evangelist parish sponsor the annual lawn social tomorrow on the convent grounds starting at noon. Lunch and dinner will be served with a program of keno and other games all afternoon and evening. A committee led by Mrs. M. J. Mullen and including Mesdames Allan McIsaac George Murphy Mary Lunney Tim Kearney George Powers Sennett and others to run the event.

Ladies of St. John the Evangelist Parish Sisters’ Convent M. J. Mullen Mesdames Allan McIisaac George Murphy Mary Lunney Tim Kearney George Powers Sennett

Shone Claims Low Fees in Bredon Judgment Battle

Mr Shone argued that the total judgment for Bredon was 1965 dollars and that attorneys deducted about half for fees and expenses, whereas the supreme court record shows charges under ten percent.

Shone Tech Bredon Supreme Court

Montanans Visiting List Of Attendees By City

A survey lists Montanans visiting multiple resorts and towns including Finlen E N Halland Helena Missoula Great Falls Billings and Plains. Names mentioned include Mrs L Stuart F J Mc Connell Margaret Gilchrist R J Steffeck A W Johnson W B Davis P Danielson Poplar L B Beardsley Jr M J Weenink L C Fiege John Dooling F Dalich W F Britten den Ed Murphy A K Brix B F Thrailkill Katherine Thrailkill E W Bunnell Harry Sansom John Mc Cane George Wickman and others across Havre Roundup Jackson and more.

Finlen E. N. Halland Co. L Havre A. K. Brix Great Falls Acoma B. F. Thrailkill Katherine Thrailkill E. W. Bunnell Helena Harry Sansom John McCane Plains George D. Wickman Billings

Protest German debt moratorium sparks U S protest

Secretary Hull condemned Germany’s planned debt moratorium for harming American interests and global finance. He warned it would dislocate trade and force losses on U.S. investors holding over 1.5 billion dollars, while protesting preferential treatment to other creditors.

Hull Germany United States

Mystery lamb disease shocks Montana vets convention

Montana Veterinary Medical association delegates heard from Dr. C. P. Fitch and Dr. E. A. Tunnicliff about a newly discovered mysterious lamb disease. The illness, undiagnosed and fatal, affected a small southern Fergus county flock and was deemed unlikely to spread before cause and cure are known.

Billings Montana Veterinary Medical Association University of Minnesota C. P. Fitch American Veterinary Medical Association E. A Tunnicliff Montana State College Animal Laboratory Tunnicliff W. J. Butler State Veterinary Fergus County

Butte Elks Hold Regular Meeting

Routine matters occupied the attention of Butte lodge No. 240 Elks in regular session last night. William Whelan exalted ruler was given credentials as delegate to the national convention at Kansas City next month. Only one regular meeting is scheduled in July and August. Next Thursday will mark the beginning of the summer season.

Butte Lodge No. 240 Elks William Whelan Kansas City

Bondholders in Netherlands Receive Higher Interest Than Americans

Dutch bond holders received larger interest payments than Americans holding similar securities, highlighting cross-border yield disparities and regulatory differences affecting investment returns.

William L. King dies in scaffold collapse accident

A coroner's jury ruled internal hemorrhage and injuries from an unavoidable accident caused the death of William L. King, 67, a carpenter, after a scaffold collapsed during a strong wind. Ten witnesses testified at the inquest led by Coroner Don Murphy. The fall proved fatal at once.

William L. King Don Murphy King

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