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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1940

Page

1

Draft bill advances amid war fears and Berlin raids

The Senate and House committee approved a compromise peacetime conscription bill for 21 to 35 year olds with about 16.5 million to be registered and possible 5 million ultimately eligible. Berlin reports giant fires as German raids on London intensify with Luftwaffe aiming to erase British cities and retaliate for Britain’s Berlin bombing.

Washington Senate House Joint Committee Lewis Hershey Joint Army and Navy Selective Service Committee Hershey Congress Roosevelt Thomas Utah Austin R.-Vt Berlin U.R London Britain Rajch Hermann W. Goering Adolf Hitler

Office to Stay Open for Late Voter Registrations

Silver Bow county clerk and recorder will keep the office open until 8 PM on September 18 and 19 to help residents register for the November general election. Registration ends at 5 PM on September 20. Those who have never registered, voted absentee in 1938, or did not vote in 1938 must register if they have not done so since then. those who voted in November 1938 need not re register.

Silver Bow Addis A. McGrath McGrath

Balloting Rules Outlined for Three measures on General Election Ballot

Montana voters face three measures in November with a $850000 state college bond, a $500000 insane hospital bond, and a levy for the University of Montana and extension work. Taxpayers on last assessment rolls may vote and need not be freeholders. address changes and partnerships must be reported to the clerk to ensure inclusion.

Addis A. McGrath Silver Bow Montana State College Bozeman University of Montana, Agricultural Experiment Stations and Extension Service McGrath

Olson calls special session for unemployment relief funds

Sacramento California September 11 Governor Culbert Olson ordered an extraordinary session of the state legislature for Friday September 13 to appropriate emergency funds for unemployment relief.

Sacramento Calif U.P Culbert Olson

Weather forecast for Butte and Montana

Butte and Montana forecast to remain fair with little temperature change today and Friday. Eastern areas east of the divide may see slightly cooler conditions on Friday.

Butte Montana Divide

Wheeler Skips Bourbon State Convention in Great Falls

Dr. H J McGregor in charge of Montana Democratic platform events said Senator B K Wheeler of Montana cannot attend the convention due to legislative duties in Washington D C Wheeler had planned to deliver the keynote address James F O Connor of Livingston will likely keynote in Wheeler's absence Gov Roy E Ayers Bourbon nominee for re election was also expected to attend and other Democratic groups planned sessions alongside the platform meeting in Great Falls.

Great Falls H. J. McGregor Montana B. K. Wheeler Dmont Wheeler McGregor Congress Tee Washington, D. C Senate U.S James F. O’connor Livingston O'Connor Roy E. Ayers

Fire destroys Northern hotel in Billings blaze

Firemen fought a five and a half hour fire that destroyed the Northern hotel in Billings on Sept. 11. The four story hotel built in 1902 at a cost of 600000 housed about 75 guests with 200 rooms. flames also damaged nearby shops and a drug store. Two firemen were injured, and officials said guests and staff escaped safely.

Billings Billings City Hall Norman Thomas Theodore Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson

D M Kelly to Attend AIM E Regional and Mining Congress

D M Kelly vice president of Anaconda Copper Mining leaves for Salt Lake City to address the Kiwanis club at the AIM E regional convention. He then goes to Colorado Springs for the American Mining Congress with talks on Copper and war effects on supplies and prices. Other Montana Mining figures also attend, including Carl Trauerman Francis Thomson and Senator James E Murray.

D. M. Kelly Anaconda Copper Mining Company Salt Lake City American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers Salt Lake Kelly Kiwanis Club C. F. Kelley Anaconda Company Montana School of Mines James E. Murray Traverman Jardine Red Lodge Cooke City Montana A. J Strojan Jr Helena Mining Association of Montana

Great Northern Railroad Officials Visit in Butte

Great Northern president F. J. Gavin and fellow officials toured Butte as part of a national defense readiness drive. They said railroads would swiftly handle freight and passenger surges in emergencies and noted improved business with larger payrolls and rising crops along the line.

Great Northern Rail Butte F. J. Gavin Great Northern Railroad National Defense Mr. Gavin National Defense Council Ralph Budd Burlington Line American Association of Railroads Gavin Great Northern Montana C. O. Jenks Whitefish Opera

Roosevelt backs conscription of non cooperative industries

President Franklin D Roosevelt told a Teamsters convention that non cooperative industries should be conscripted for national defense. He argued New Deal labor gains must continue and urged organized labor support for his 1940 campaign. He warned that harming labor laws would hurt defense efficiency and jobs.

Washington Roosevelt Teamsters Union Tam

Motorist Denies Assault Charge in Unusual Case

William Jones of Butte pleaded innocent to second degree assault in a case tied to an automobile incident. Prosecutors allege Jones knowingly drove an automobile into Roy Barrie causing brain concussion and injuries late Sunday night. The incident reportedly involved Barrie and his brother.

William Jones Butte Justice of the Peace J. J. McNamara Jones Roy Barrie Barrie

Senate Approves Latin American Loan Measure

The Senate approved $500 million in loans via the Export-Import Bank to bolster Latin American economies against Nazi influence. The bill aims to promote orderly marketing of surplus Latin American products, expand US trade, and develop regional sources for tin and rubber.

Washington Senate Export-Import Bank Roosevelt Congress Latin America United States Taft Ohio Danaher R.-Conn House Reconstruction Finance Corporation

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