Strike Ends as Anaconda Mines Begin Reconditioning
The Butte strike ends with engineers pumpmen firemen and watchmen reporting to work to re condition mines and restart plant production at Anaconda Copper Mining Company sites in Butte Anaconda and Great Falls. Agreement signing concludes before 3 pm with union leaders and company officials present. Production plans target early next week as crews are reassigned and conditions restored.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
Anaconda Company
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Patrick Mulcahy
Thomas Brown
Holden
A. E. Wiggin
Methodist Pastor and Congress Candidate Drowns at Flathead Lake
The Rev. R C Edgington a Montana Methodist official for over 20 years drowned while tying boats at Wild Horse island near Polson. He was a U S Army chaplain in World War I and a former Montana hospital administrator and state church official. Abbot drifted to shore after a motor failed. body not recovered.
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Bert Abbot
Abbot
Mr. Edgington
Big Arm
Lake County
Sheriff's Office
Polson
R. R. Ricketts
Dayton
Edgington
Rickets
Great Falls
Wild Horse Island
Hiawatha Lodge
Montana
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Helena
Lewistown
Butte
Billings
Bozeman
Havre
Yellowstone
Ohio
Arlington Heights
Ill
Caledonia
Montana Senate
Butte Snowstorm Delays Flights and Brings Winter Weather
A northeast storm hit Butte with near blizzard conditions, starting at 3 and peaking by 5, leaving wet icy streets as temperature fell. Great Falls reported a foot of snow. air service was disrupted, with National Parks Airways southbound flight halted near Great Falls, another plane rerouted to Salt Lake City, and Northwest Airlines awaiting departure.
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Butte
Great Falls
National Parks Airways
Salt Lake City
Northwest Airlines
Health boards set meeting on infantile paralysis threat
A joint city and county health boards meeting is planned for 2 PM Friday in the county commissioners' office to discuss a potential poliomyelitis outbreak. Doctors Kane and McCarthy report no new cases this week after partial quarantines restricting gatherings for under 18s. officials hope restrictions can lift soon. State epidemiologist Dr. Crouch notes most poliomyelitis cases lack paralysis and reports surveys in nearby towns.
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J. J. Kane
J. L. McCarthy
J. H. Crouch
Butte
Crouch
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Helena
Montana road commission to spend new federal funds
The Montana highway commission will meet in Helena to set a Friday letting on September 21 for twelve contracts totaling 7 miles of roadway 11 bridges and one underpass financed by a new federal appropriation of 3.7 million dollars. Chief Engineer Ralph Rader said oiling machinery will be called in as completed projects allow while weather won t halt grading or surfacing.
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Helena
Montana Highway Commission
Ralph Rader
Commission
Fire Prevention Week Proclaimed in Montana
Governor Frank H. Cooney proclaimed October 7 to 13 as Fire Prevention Week in Montana. The proclamation was issued in Helena on September 19.
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Helena
Frank H. Cooney
Montana
Officials Admit Federal Budget Likely Unbalanced Next Year
Washington reports senior financial officials privately concede that balancing the federal budget for the coming fiscal year appears unlikely without a sharp revival in business. Hearings under Daniel Bell proceed as Morgenthau and Roosevelt plan. Tax data show income, miscellaneous revenue up while customs and emergency spending exceed receipts by hundreds of millions.
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Washington
Treasury
Daniel W. Bell
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Montana Forecast: Fair Weather Thursday and Friday
The Montana outlook calls for generally fair skies on Thursday and Friday with warmer temperatures on Thursday. No precipitation is expected and high temperatures should climb modestly across the state.
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Montana
Fire threatens Fort Peck as new hospital razed
A hospital under construction at Fort Peck was destroyed and a blaze threatened the northwest end of the townsite until controlled. Major Thomas B. Larkin will report, possible federal inquiry. origin undetermined, insurance to cover losses. A million gallons of water saved the model townsite.
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Fort Peck
Thomas B. Larkin
Federal Board of
Johnson, Drake and Piper Company
Minneapolis
Student rides to Portland ends in plane crash
Paul McCormick a 27 year old Oregon Agricultural College student trained for a summer in Yellowstone and rebuilt a plane to travel from Livingston to Portland. After a cold motor caused a stall the plane dived, nose landed and flipped injuring him with several broken ribs. He is in Mrs Eaton's Whitehall hospital and will travel by train instead of plane.
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Livingston
Portland
Ore
Paul McCormick
Oregon Agricultural College
Yellowstone Park
McCormick
Whitehall
Unification of Religions Promoted by Mueller in Nazi Germany
Reichbishop Ludwig Mueller outlined a plan to unite Catholic and Protestant churches into a single Reich church, insisting the church be free of Rome and warning resisters to keep out. He tied anti Jewish policy to Christian support, saying Christians must endure six months of privation in the struggle.
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Hanover
Germany
Ludwig Mueller
Reich
Vatican
Reichbishop
Mueller
Adolf Hitler
Appendicitis Fatal for Butte Woman Laments Husband Ill
Mrs Annie Mahoney aged about sixty, a Butte pioneer and Virginia City native, died at St. James hospital of appendicitis while her husband lay recovering from the same ailment. Surviving relatives include John P. Mahoney her husband four nephews and three nieces. Body at Daly-Shea mortuary.
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St. James’ Hospital
Annie Mahoney
North
Wyoming Street
Virginia City
Daughters
Isabella Lodge
St. Mary’s Altar Society
John P. Mahoney
Paul
James
Joseph Byrne
Seattle
Joseph Toole
Butte
Mary O'Brien
Annie Hyman
Edna Whalen
Daly-Shea Mortuary
City Council Approves 1934 Special Improvement Levies
The city council approved 20 special assessments to fund lighting, parking and sprinkling costs for 1934 in 20 improvement districts. Hearing to contest levies set for October 17 at 7 30 p m. City Clerk’s office holds the annexed property lists and levy amounts.
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P. C. Dineen
New Mines Professors Announced at Montana School of Mines
Dr. Francis A. Thomson announced three appointments and two promotions for the Montana School of Mines for the year starting Sept 24. Lieut Worth W Kriegel to replace Adolph Kuechler as ceramics research assistant and teacher. Kriegel aims to join the college by Oct 1 after army release.
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Thomson
Montana School of Mines
Francis A. Thomson
Lieut
Worth W. Kriegel
Gradu
Ate
University of Washington
Adolph Kuechler
Kuechler
Kriegel
CCC
Pacific Coast
Butte Miming College
Montana
Thom
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Nome
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