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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1934

Page

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Cadet Tripp saved Morro Castle engine log amid inquiries

Boston report says MIT cadet William W. Tripp saved the Morro Castle engine room log and handed it to Ward line attorneys. A federal grand jury may demand his testimony as officials pursue misdated orders from the bridge. Lifeboats showed rusted air tanks and flammable materials linked to the fire.

Boston Boston Daily Record Morro Castle William W. Tripp Massachusetts Institute of Technology United States Martin Conboy New York Tripp Ward Line Federal Grand Jury

Monday Referendum Set to End Butte Strike

Four unions of the International Mine Mill and Smelter men prepare a Monday referendum from 9 to 5 to approve a wage and working terms with the Anaconda company. Union leaders in Butte Anaconda and Great Falls say adoption is likely as mediators help finalize a two week negotiation. Results go to Thomas Brown in Butte after voting ends.

Butte Hill International Mine, Mill and Butte Miners’ Union Butte Engineers’ Union Anaconda Butte Anaconda Company Butte Miners’ and Engineers Thomas Brown International Union P. W. Chappell R. C. Jacobson Tom Brown Engineers’ Union James Combe Carpenters’ Hall Harry Ward Anaconda Mill and Smelter Men's Union

Agreement to End Strike Read by Butte Miners Union

Complete text of the proposed wage and labor agreement between Anaconda Copper Mining Company and Butte Miners Union No. 1. The document defines the scope of miners, recognition of the union, and terms of employment, effective September 1934 for one year with annual renewal unless 90 days notice of change is given. It outlines miner definitions, union recognition, and monthly employer reporting obligations.

Butte Anaconda Copper Mining Company Montana Butte Miners’ Union

Kidnap and Robbery Shocks Great Falls Man

Lyle E. Hilliard of Sweet Grass was abducted near a Great Falls apartment, forced to drive 12 miles, then tied to a tree with leather thongs. He escaped to a farmhouse during the night and walked back to Great Falls with his stolen sedan watch and $5 missing.

Great Falls Lyle E. Hilliard Hilliard

Du Pont Aims for Arms Trade Gap Under Versailles

Senate munitions committee hears testimony that war supplies piled in Germany despite Versailles treaty. Lammot Du Pont reports Germany making war explosives. Felix Du Pont admits past mistake. German political groups armed with American weapons via Holland. censorship blocks release of cables. Senator Clark links Hitler rise to French and German arms interests.

Washington Germany Senate du Pont Company Holland Great Concern del Fungo Giera Felix du Pont Lammot du Pont E. I. du Pont de Nemours du Pont Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd Argentina Stephen Raushenbush Lammet du Pont Hitler Clark Miscouri

Johnson claims labor violated textile pledge

Gen. Hugh Johnson NRA administrator says the nationwide textile strike is in absolute violation of an understanding with United Textile Workers' union president Thomas McMahon. Johnson states McMahon attended the textile code hearings and agreed with the findings.

New York Hugh Johnson NRA Thomas McMahon McMahon United Textile Workers’ Union Johnson

Quintuplets Overcome Tummy Trouble At Special Hospital Dedication

The Dionne quintuplets overcame tummy trouble as the government opened a dedicated nine room hospital near their birth home in Callander. Minister David A. Croll announced government aid to ensure safety from fire and planned a hydro electric line to the facility. Dr. A. R. Dafoe praised for saving the quintuplets and aiding construction to shield them from winter.

Special Hospital Callander Tiny Marie Five Sisters Tarie David A. Croll Croll A. R. Dafoe

Uncle Sam Spends 76000 For Sheep In Drought Area

Denver reports the AAA announces a daily buying quota of 38000 sheep across 11 western states to aid drought hit ranges. Miles City notes changes in the emergency purchase program as the focus shifts from culling to retaining livestock over winter.

Uncle Sam Denver Colo Sam Abraham Harry Petrie AAA Miles City Paul Carpenter Carpenter

Toronto to Open Silver Exchange

The Toronto Stock Exchange announced it will soon open a new market for spot and futures silver contracts. The department will trade other commodities as well and be equipped to handle silver orders from buyers worldwide.

Toronto Toronto Stock Exchange

Montana Weekend Weather Outlook

Montana forecast calls for generally fair conditions over Saturday and Sunday. Warmer temperatures expected in the eastern and southern portions.

Montana

Ross McLarnin World Welterweight Title Fight Tonight

The Montana Standard will provide blow by blow reports from the Ross versus McLarnin welterweight title bout in New York City. The fight opens between 6 30 and 7 this evening with McLarnin favored at 7 5 to reclaim the crown from Ross.

Barney Ross Jimmy McLarnin New York City Montana Standard West Broadway McLarnin Ross

Lindberghs Help With Chores at Aitkens Farm

Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and wife visiting in Woodward Oklahoma helped with farm chores to repay their board after a forced landing. They spoke with local plainsmen and schoolchildren about drought and farm programs and milled five quarts of milk. The couple spent the night at Homer Aitkens home and joined a farm dinner with Harrison Parsons.

Woodward Okla Charles A. Lindbergh Lindbergh Aitkens Anne Harrison Parsons Parsons Lindy

Parachutist Lands Amid Lions In Chessington Cage

Ben Turner parachuted into Chessington England landing on the cage bars as two lions leaped at him. Firemen sprayed water while trainers fired pistols driving the beasts to a corner before Turner escaped to safety.

Chessington England Ben Turner Surrey Lions’ den Turner

America’s Cup duel renews at Newport in storm flight

A coast guard seaplane braved a heavy storm to reach the U S shipping board boat off Cape May New Jersey. Dr William A Weaver of Philadelphia, aboard with pilot Lieut Burton, flew 225 miles to treat a sailor with a cinder in his eye.

Cape May N. J Coast Guard U. S. Shipping Board William A. Weaver Philadelphia W. 8 Burton Donald Chase

Newport Prepares For 83 Year Dream Race In America's Cup

Newport braces for the renewal of the America's Cup duel between Endeavour and Rainbow as 168 foot masts rise in the narrows. President Roosevelt, a sailor, will attend aboard the Nourmahal, Vincent Astor’s yacht, to witness the event.

Endeavour Challenger T. O. M. Sopwitti Newport T. O. M. Sopwith R. L U.P Narrows Tom Sopwith England Rainbow Herreshoff Roosevelt Nourmahal Vincent Astor

Princess Marina faces royal wardrobe approval in Paris

Princess Marina of Greece visiting Paris to select clothes for her trousseau but Captain Edward Molyneux revealed that Queen Mary must approve the outfits before purchases are finalized. The news notes the mother-in-law to be’s control over the future queen consort’s wardrobe.

Paris Marina Greece Prince George England Edward Molyneux Molyneux

Restaurant beer drinking approved in unlicensed dining rooms

Helena Sept 14. Attorney General Raymond T. Nagle ruled that drinking beer in a restaurant without a beer license is not a violation of the state beer law. The decision was issued for H. H. Hullinger, county attorney at Conrad.

Helena Raymond T. Nagle H. H. Hullinger Conrad

Enumerators Begin School Census to Boost District Funds

Twenty seven enumerators start this morning the annual school census in School District No 1. Each name captured adds five dollars to the district from the state for ages six to twenty one, with 15 days allotted.

Margaret Leary Miss Leary

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Probers U. S Board of Inquiry Poli Montanan Lyle Hilliard Sweetgrass OFT Sulong Hear Senate Munitions Committee du Pont Brothers Lammot DuPont Secret Agent Silver Exchange Weather Forecast Standard Lindberghs Miles Cinder Vanderbilt
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