Farmers' Protection Argument Divides Washington Business Leaders
Alexander Legge, head of the federal farm board, told the United Chamber of Commerce that farmers must share protection benefits. He argued for genuine agricultural protection and cooperative buying and selling, noting past chamber votes in favor of cooperation and criticizing claims of paternalism and socialism.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
Washington
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
United Chamber of Commerce
Legge
National Chamber of Commerce
Farm Board
Chamber
Indictments Target Sicilian Alliance Liquor Ring
Federal grand jury indicted 25 alleged members of the National Sicilian Alliance, subsidiary of the Unione Siciliano, for manufacturing over a million gallons of illicit alcohol in Illinois and Wisconsin. Ring headquarters cited in Racine Wisconsin with stills active near Chicago. up to 200 offenses listed and a $10,000,000 retail value claimed.
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Chicago
National Sicilian Alliance
Unione Siciliano
Illinois
Wisconsin
Racine
Wis
Tokio Quake Shakes City With No Major Damage
A heavy quake struck Tokyo at 9 15 a m on May 6 local time. No serious damage was reported and there were no immediate injuries.
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Tokio
Classified ads work for buyers and sellers
The ad encourages using classified sections to secure sales trades or purchases. It emphasizes getting the hook in the water, noting results depend on exposure and participation in the classified exchange.
Classified Ad Snippet from Montana Standard
Classified text advertises constant service and varied opportunities with a listed phone number 5411. The fragment implies ongoing classified listings in the Montana Standard.
Showdown on Enforcement Suggested to President Hoover
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Senator Jones proposes keeping Congress in session through summer to pressure President Hoover on law enforcement. The move aims to force a decisive showdown amid a long session and looming re elections.
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H. C. Thompson
United Press
Washington
Congress
Hooveray
Senator Jones
Hoover H
Farm Board Under Fire At Chamber Meeting
At a Chamber of Commerce session in Washington on April 30 the farm board faced sharp criticism from business leaders while its allies defended the agency. The tumult included exchanges over the farm marketing act and calls to back criticisms financially.
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Washington
Federal Farm Board
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Senate
Hyde
Daniel Millett
Denver
Legge
Farm Board
Woman Dodges Jewel Duty Faces Historic New York Fine
Mrs. Robert L. Dodge, president of Harriet Ayer Hubbard Inc, was fined a record 213,286 dollars for undeclared jewels at the port of New York. The April 15 penalties and duties marked the largest such collection in the port’s history.
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New York
Port of
Robert L. Dodge
Harriet Ayer Hubbard, Inc
United States
Awards Made in Speaking Event for Youngsters
Sam Parker Jr. 11, of McKinley school and Gladys Gabrielson of Sacred Heart school won the two divisions of the first annual grade school declamation contest at the Y M C A last night. More than 500 supporters filled the gym as 26 students from various grades and parochial schools entered the event. The humorous division results were announced.
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Sam Parker Jr
McKinley School
Gladys Gabrielson
Sacred Heart
Butte to Host Movie Crew for RKO Picture The Railroad Man
A special train with 85 actors and crew from RKO arrives Sunday in Butte to shoot The Railroad Man. The film, directed by George Seitz, follows a Milwaukee railroad route from Butte to Harlowton with scenes along the line. W. W. St. Clair of Milwaukee Road will accompany the production team.
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Butte
Radio-Keith- Orpheum Pictures
Milwaukee Railway
Harlowton
RKO Studios
Oregon
Great Combat Display Noted by General Fechet in Butte Visit
Maj. Gen. James E. Fechet head of the U S army air corps arrived at Butte Municipal airport with Capt. Ira C. Baker aboard. He spoke of a great combat display and indicated San Francisco battles were the finest yet. He hinted at possible army airplane mountain maneuvers in the Northwest.
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General Fechet
Captain Eaker
United States Army
Air Corps
James F. Fechet
Ira Eaker
Butte
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
Fechet
America
Baker
James E. Fechet
United States Army Air Corps
Uncle Sam
Ira C. Baker
Washington
Reserve Air Corps
Northwest
Army
Crusade Opens Against Motorists Without Driving Permits
The city jail booked Frank Lombardo for operating an automobile without a 1930 driving permit. Police launched the drive targeting motorists lacking permits and will question all drivers. Officials said permit issuance is down this year, with less than half the usual number issued to date.
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Frank Lombardo
Emmett Sullivan
Farewell Dinner Planned for Mining Head Erle V Daveler
Large turnout expected for a farewell dinner honoring Erle V Daveler general manager of Butte and Superior Mining Co who leaves for New York to oversee Nevada and Utah Consolidated interests. J Bruce Kremer toasts with songs music and addresses as colleagues pay tribute to his leadership.
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Erle V. Daveler
Silver Bow
Mr. Daveler
Butte & Superior
New York
Nevada Consolidated
Utah Consolidated Mining Companies
Silver Bow Club
Daveler
Butte and Superior Mining Company
Nevada Consolidated and Utah Consolidated Mining Company
J. Bruce Kremer
Butte
Thi City
Charles Bocking
Thirty two Nominees Named for Chamber of Commerce Directors
The Butte Chamber of Commerce held a historic primary election to nominate 32 candidates for the board of directors. Jesse D. Newman announced the record vote, with nearly a dozen clerks counting ballots and turnout about 30 percent higher than any prior year. The 16 or 32? candidates will appear on the general election ballot as part of the elections process.
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Knights of Columbus
Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Helena
Montana
James Brett
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Board of
Jesse D. Newman
Elections Committee
Newman
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Genera
Tunnel Started Toward Warden’s Home at Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio National Guard officers发现 a hole in the wall at White City jail leading toward Warden P E Thomas’s residence. Guards found a crowbar and torn wash basin in cell 251 as diggers aimed to reach lower ranges while 400 troops, including 610 prisoners behind wire stockades, were stationed inside and outside the walls.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
White City
Ohio Penitentiary
P. E. Thomas
Hatlaien
Paratus
Robert Haubrich
Ohio National Guardsmen
Riot Quelled in Ohio Prison Crisis
Columbus April 30 state officials reported a tense prison crisis easing as officers controlled a riot. Details indicate calm returning after clashes and alarms, with continued coverage promised on page 2.
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Harry W. Sharep
United Press Gtaff
Columbus
Ohio
Democratic Leader Predicts 1930 Victory in House and Senate
Jouett Shouse, new chairman of the Democratic national committee, forecasts the party will gain at least 40 seats in the next House and six in the Senate. He cites Roosevelt Young Smith Baker Robinson among potential 1932 presidential nominees.
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New York
Democratic Party
Jouett Shouse
Kansas
House of Representatives
Senate
Shouse
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Owen D. Young
Alfred E. Smith
Newton D. Baker
Joseph T. Robinson
Planned Action Against Leaders of Indian Revolt
London reports the Daily Chronicle says India’s government plans decisive steps against civil campaign leaders. A political writer claims the government eyed Lord Irwin and advisers before moving, with a decision reached at a meeting yesterday. In Bombay Gandhi boycott pressure hits bonds as inland traders curtail orders ahead of monsoon. Weather forecast notes Montana will be generally fair Thursday and Friday with little temperature change.
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London
The
Daily Chronicle
Government of
India
Cyeee
Ter
Lord Irwin
Bombay
Mahatmahi
Stock Exchange
Delhi
Montana
Butte Girl Scouts Observe National Child Health Day Exhibit
Butte groups mark National Child Health Day with a three day exhibit at the YMCA as part of Better Homes Week. Girl Scouts direct child care demonstrations under Mrs H A Tash and Miss Pauline Maier, highlighting local child welfare efforts led by Mrs Helena Curtis.
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Butte
Girl Scouts
Better Homes
H. A. Tash
Pauline Maier
Herbert Hoover
America
M. Kerr Beadle
Butte Child Welfare Bureau
Helena Curtis
YM. C. A
Roscoe Thomas
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