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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1937

Page

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Bi Metalism Urged at Western Mining Congress

At Salt Lake City 2000 delegates heard Senator Key Pittman and Rene Leon call bi metalism to stabilize the economy noting gold scarcity and silver as essential. They urged using silver in reserves and currency while criticizing federal mining policy and roads funding.

Western Mining Congress Salt Lake City American Mining Congress Key Pittman Nevada Rene Leon Leon Roosevelt

Mining Institute Leaders Visit Butte for Honor

A. B. Parsons and R. C. Allen of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers visit Butte to honor John Gillie of Anaconda with the institute's legion of honor pin and diploma. Dr. George B. Waterhouse of MIT joins the delegation for the meeting at the country club. The group will meet local officers at luncheon today and Allen arrives by car with his wife.

A. B. Parsons R. C. Allen American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers Butte George B. Waterhouse Massachusetts Institute of Technology Country Club Allen John Gillie Anaconda Company Institute Legion of Honor Gillie Parsons Dr. Waterhouse

Stock market plunge hits wartime fears in New York

A sharp stock market retreat amid war fright sent the Associated Press 60 stock average down 3.50 points to 60.20, wiping out millions in quoted values and causing $2 to $10 declines in many issues. Volume was 1,871,150 shares as brokers noted the selloff was the largest since July 21, 1933.

New York Associated Press Stock Exchange J. S. Case

Chinese troops hold Shanghai amid heavy fighting and air raids

In Shanghai and Nanking reports from Sept 8 describe intense combat with Japanese land and naval guns battering Chinese lines while Chinese forces resist. Blazing fires light Shanghai as the American Chamber of Commerce protests President Roosevelts warning to U S citizens in China.

Shanghai American Chamber of Commerce of Roosevelt United States China Chamber Cordell Hull

Marines Embark for Asiatic Zone Replacement Troops

Two hundred marines boarded the transport U S S Henderson in San Diego to be transferred largely to Asiatic stations in the Chinese war zone. Officers say they are replacements for marines detached from duty in China the Philippine islands and Hawaii, not reinforcements for Shanghai.

San Diego Cal U.P U. S. S. Henderson Shanghai China Philippine Islands Hawaii

Senator Frazier of Dakota Is Wed

United States Senator Lynn J. Frazier of Hoople and Mrs. Catherine Paulson of Concrete were married in a quiet ceremony at Mountain Icelandic church. The couple left for Winnipeg after the wedding.

Exploding Hatreds Push Europe Toward War

London reports that Hitler pledged Germany's armed strength to Italy while Britain and France vow to hunt by sea for "pirate" submarines in the Mediterranean. Russia accuses Italian subs of sinking two Soviet ships as tensions rise toward a possible clash among powers.

London U.P Europe Adolf Hitler Germany Italy Great Britain France Mediterranean Russia Hitler Britain Havock

Anti-Piracy Conference Remains On Amid Italy Russia Rift

London reports grim Franco British resolve to hold a 12 power anti piracy conference in Nyon Switzerland to check Mediterranean piracy despite Italy Russia breach. Mussolini may send reps if Russia retracts claim of sinking Soviet ships. Rome urges assurances the accusation be dropped.

London Mussolini Nyon Switzerland Russia Italy Rome

Montana Weather Forecast For Wednesday And Thursday

Montana forecast calls for fair conditions on Wednesday and Thursday. Cooler air moves in Thursday especially in the western and north central portions.

Montana

America Stand on China Provokes Business Outcry

Shanghai reports business leaders denounce President Roosevelt’s China stance as ruinous to American prestige in the Orient. Moody of Lansing messages urge the president to reconsider and “get off his yacht,” reflecting deep tension over U.S. policy and protection of American interests in China.

Shanghai United States Orient Roosevelt Block Island China Theodore Roosevelt Mark L. Moody Lansing Mich U.S Franklin D. Roosevelt

Pupils Enter Butte Schools Despite Vaccination Rules

More than 8 800 pupils enrolled across 29 public and parochial schools on opening day, about 400 more than last year, with 400 to 500 denied entry for failing to meet state vaccination rules. Dr J L Mondloch reports roughly 95 percent compliance. Butte High School kept 111 and about 300 others were excluded elsewhere.

Butte State Board of Health J. L. Mondloch Butte High School

446 Degrees Below Zero Recorded by Scientists

Rochester scientists report carbon cooling to 446 degrees below zero Fahrenheit creating a near absolute zero lab region. Dr. H. T. Gerry of MIT presents the refrigerant results as lead becomes an exceptional conductor and silver turns transparent while x-ray evidence from Dr. A. Goetz suggests matter may vanish at zero point energy near absolute zero.

Rochester N. Y American Chemical Society H. T. Gerry Massachusetts Institute of Technology Gerry A. Goetz California Institute of Technology Pasadena

Man shoots ex wife then commits suicide at church doorway

In Highland Park Dallas Texas A P Howard P Stewart and his divorced wife were at the Third Christian Science church when he fired at her wounding her in the stomach and then killed himself in the doorway. The wife died at a hospital about an hour later. Two motorcycle officers heard the shots and found Stewart dead. A coroner's verdict will cite murder and death by own action.

Dallas Texas A.P Howard P. Stewart Third Christian Science Church Highland Park Stewart Justice of the Peace W. J. Stovall

Unidentified Battleship Attacks British Tanker Harpa

London dispatch reports the 3 000 ton tanker Harpa attacked by an unidentified battleship off North Africa. A torpedo missed, the ship reached La Goulette and will sail through a canal to Tunis. The vessel was en route from Port Said to Tunis.

London Harpa North Africa Lloyd's Tunis Port Said Egypt la Gouletta

Regent French Paraguay Regime Reinstated After Rebellion

In Asuncion a military triumvirate led by Col Rafael Franco ousted Provisional President Felix Paiva after a dawn uprising. Col Federico Smith and Col Juan Ayala supported the move. war veterans joined with regular troops to demand Franco's return to power. The navy stayed out of the action as Liberal and National Republican leaders were returned to power.

Asuncion Paraguay Felix Paiva Rafael Franco Chaco Franco Buenos Aires Federico Smith Juan B. Ayala Julio Jara Bolivia Dr. Paiva Navy Eusebio Ayala

Forest Fire Near Yellowstone Grows to 800 Acres

In Livingston Montana an 800 acre blaze raged near Slough Creek just outside Yellowstone National Park. Fire spread through dry timber in Absarokee National Forest as 650 firefighters were to join the line by dawn. Civilian Conservation Corps crews from several Montana camps and enlisted fighters aided in the effort. Officials said lightning is a probable cause. It is the largest fire of the year in the area.

Livingston Slough Creek Yellowstone National Park Absarokee National National Forest Civilian Conservation Corps Montana

Fair Weather Grips Butte With Warmer Temperatures

Butte enjoyed sunny and warmer conditions after a cloudy rainy weekend. Temperatures ranged from a low of 38 to a high of 78 degrees yesterday. The forecast called for continued fair weather today.

Butte

Embassy warns U.S. citizens cannot be guaranteed safety

The U.S. embassy in Peiping cautioned that it cannot guarantee the safety of Americans staying in China under current conditions. About 700 Americans remain in Peiping with many more in North China, and officials expect a prolonged conflict that will curtail normal activities. Naval vessels stand ready to evacuate. Wives and dependents of U.S. government staff have orders to depart.

Peiping U. S China North United States

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Thomson Montana Association Department of Mines Francis A. Thomson Montana School of Mines The Montana Mining Association McKinley School West Park Street Nippon Invaders Nanking Asiatic Zone Senator Frazier Dakota UGC Yellowstone
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