davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
Novy kandidat
"a okr. konlisara
u MIN Jan Hassay MI, dobrf
slovak q pracovnlk : Hassltonu.
Uchadza sa o demolraticlE6
nomin&ciu.

3 H 4 45s. ! -
Jan Hassay MI, nadany ,nladl
Sloydk Haseltonu, oznanil svo.|
ju kandidaciu na 1rad okresneho
komisara ma demokratickom list
ku! Novy kandidat je synom p.
Jana Hassaya. jedneho Z llajstar-
sich obyvatel 'ov slovensk ych MI
Haseltone. Jan Hassay mi. je u
tych mladych Slovakov, ktorf sal
neboja pnstit do politickeho bn.
ia. Vyznava smelo, ze je synons
slovenskej matky. Prajeme mno-
no zdaru nasmu junakovi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
FARMARI DosTANU
$500 PozIcKY

Americki farnl&ri budu dosta-.
vat po $40O pozieky 20 zakladi-
ny, ktora bola odhIasoyana kon-
gresom, oznamil tajomnik de-
partmentu agrikult1ry. Hyde.
Zakladina obnasa SO milionoy do.
larov. Pozicky buda uderovat
regionalne dradovne 2iadosti
bndd podavane okresnym who
rom, ktore budd vymenovanG e.
Ste pred zapocatim jarnych prac
Pozi6ku dostand al najomnici "a
riem ma semeno. Interes sa bnde
platit' 5 pol percenta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
sTAvBA PoSToVEJ
BUDOvY zAPotATA

: . ls. 49, / + i 4 t r..
Toho tyzdna zapocata bola
stavba novel 'postovej ,budovy y
Youngstowne, ma tstarom pozesn.
ku, ma rohu Market q Front ul.
Zapocate bolo es kopanim zAkla
dov a zadane boly uz viacer
subkontrakty miestnym podnika
tel'om. Tunajsie stavebn& robot
nfctvo bude zamestnane.
Smluva ur6uje, ze budova must
byt' hotova beholn 42O dni. Bnde
tri poschodova, 102 pr. s1, sto.
pach rozmeru " budove budd
romantic federalne drady u.
miesten6.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
JAPONCI VYDALI ROZKAZ
CfNANOM VYPRATAf S.

Skoncentrujdc $4,000 vojako,
mnozstvom zbrani proti Gina
nom Sanghaj, japonsky velitel
dial Cihanom vo stvrtok diva dn
casu ma vypratallie sa 20 Sang
haju. Ultimatum Japoncov bolt
poslane potion tfnskei vlade. .
by ona rozholla, ci ma byt' pri
jate alcbo odmrstene. Ciilania b
no najradsej odmrstili. ale vra
nemajh dost municie. Rozhodnu
tie ylady caka sa vel'kFm ma
pnutfm, lebo Cd neho zavisi bu
adcnost' Ciny.
Japonci d'alej drzia sa yyzy
valo voci Amerikanom. NIinuli
tyzden Wac raz vtrhli do ameri
ckych budoy Sanghaji tie;
nabili americkeho vice-konzul;
Ringwalta Amerikanku Mrs. L
Young. Japonska vlada potion
odprosila americkn. Tiez Japcn
ci caste lietaji ponad cudzine
ckou stvrt 'ou viac kanonovycl
nabojov vyb1silo v tejtc stvrti
Dvaja anglicki vojaci zomreli od
ran.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
BoNDY sPOJEN1CH sTATov
BuDt sKoRo vYDANE

. q u ( ( i / 4 : i = f..
Vlada Spojenych Statov vypu.
sti k dpisu bondov "a poldruha
biliona dolarov ($l,5OO, 900, ,OOO),
ktore budd pondknuts celemu O.
byvatel'stvo, ako boly "a vojny
Liberty bondy. Tymto sposobom
vlada je ista, ze yyyabi 2 dkrytu
'vsetky Reniaze, ktore LEILA ne.
Gimme nedonasaid 1roky. Bon.
dy budh Y n,altch denomina.
ciach, ahy 81 ich mohol kazdf
elovek kdpit' budd zarueent
vladou, 60 znaef. ze budd tax do.
bre ako peniaze.
Kampsh "a vyhnanie penazi
nkrytu, ktor4 je vedena po ce.
lei krajine, je dspesna. Behom
desiatich dni cirkulacia penazi sa
rozmnozila . $4,000, 900. Prezi.
dent vyslovil uspokojenie mad
tymto vysledkom 1fnost', ze
sa cirkulacia penazi bude d'alej
rozsirovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
zIADNA PoDPORA
NEZAMESTNANYM

Y utorok odmrsteny Dol sena-
tom Spoj. Statov navrh scnatorov
LaFollette a Costigana, 4S HAS
mi proti 35, dl'a ktoreho vlada by
bola byvala splnomocnena po-
skytndt' priamu penaznl pomoc
dobroeinnym organizaciam ma sy
tenie hladuj1ceho fudu. Navrh
znel ma obnos $75O,000,O0D, 2 kto-
reho polovica by bola pripadla
dobrocinnym organizaciam po-
lovica ma stavbu ciest. Zakladinu
by bola rozdel'ovala zvlastna fe-
deralna nradovna.
Pred hlasovanim senator La
Toilette NAL ohniv1 ree.s Odpove-
dal ohioskemu senatorovi Fesso.
vi, ktory Dol proti navrhu, ze je.
no slova, aby sa mesta samy sta.
rally 0 nhdznych, by maly ist' do
historic so slovami kral 'ovny
Marie Antoinetty, ktora sa bola
vyslovila, aby hladujlci fran.
c1zsky l'ud jedol kolaee, ked' ne
ma chleba. Apeloval ma senate.
row, aby dokazali, ze chcn chra-
nit vseobecpe blaho l'udu ME
blaho niekol 'kych privilegova-
nych. Po' odmrsteni tohto navrhu
zakona, demokraticki senatori
Black 2 Alabamy a Bulkley 2 O.
hio podali navrh ma podobny OBJ
nos, ale vlada by peniaze media
vala dobroeinnym organizaeiam.
ale len poziciavala 20 zakladiny
jednotlivym Station, ktore by
chcely pomahat' l'udu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
UPADKY BANK BoLY
" ZASTAVENE;

. I + - 4
Vladna financna korporacia ko.
ma uz svoju blahodarnh pracu
Pozicala okolo sto milionov dola
row malym bankam, ktore tymto
sposobom boly zachranene OF
1padku a uvedene v normalnu
cinnost'. Korporacia tiez poskyt
la zachrannn pomoc dvom zelez
niciam, a sice Missouri Pacific "a
Wabash. Posledna uz bola Y ru-
kach resivera. Asi 0 mesiac.dv;
budeme svedkami otvarania "a
vretych bank.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
NovH DoDAToK
K tsTAvE sP. STATo'

v kongrese priiata bola rezolf
cia, ktorou sa odpordca prijatil
noveho dodatku k istave Spoje
nych statov. Dodatok sa tyka zr-
senia povolebneho zasedania st:
rdho kongresu q zmenenie d&tr
mn nastolenia novych prezider
tov 9 sijdenia sa noveho kongre
50. Kongres by 80 schadzal ka5
deho roku 4. januara : preziden'
BY Dol nastolent ~. janu6ra. Do
teraz schadxal 81 j takt kongres
ktor6ho clenovia boil vo vol'
b4ch porazeni, 4 preEident hfva
nastolsn mares b s s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
CHICAGO v HRozNoM
FMANtNOM POLozxlgf

Chicago nachodi sa y takom
,roznom financnom polokenf, xe
aayor Cermak zamySl'a q suspen-
lovat' vsetku administrator lin.
ost'. Osvedcil sa. ze zavre Nko-
v, zavre departmenty vody 4
tdk zastavi vsetku cinnost ads
ninistracnd. Vzdor tomnto IS
yedeeniu, ilinoiska x&konod dar6a.
'evykonala MD ma odpomoEenie'
ituacie. Ucitel'ky y Chicagu do-|
taly len dya-mesacny plat od 1
'rila minnleho roku . stavaj6 ~
ieSper&tnymi a radik&lnymi. 8
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
MusELI vRlT1f PEN1AzE
DO zAvRETEJ BANKY

V Toledo, O.. bolo pablo v ia-
semi Wac bank, medzi mimi i Sc.
curity-Home Trust Co. 2 tejto
banky, v den jej zatvorenia. dve
firmy, slice City Auto Stamping
Co. a City Machine & Tool Co
vybraly $40o, 900 teraz boly ST.
dom prin1tene tieto peniaze ban.
ke vratit'. ODE firmy totiz maly
"a pokladnika r. D. Millsa, ktory
Dol viceprezidentom direktorom
banky a vedel, ze banka ide "a.
vret' dvere.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
FRANCIA oDvAzA ZLATO
20 SPOJ. STATOV

Francia, odkedy Dol tn jej mi.
nistersky predseda Laval, vyvie-
zla 20 Spoj. Statov zlata "a 125
milionov dolarov a teraz zacala
vyvazat' d'alsfch 125 milionov.
Este al po vyvezeni tohto obno-
su bude vstave cd mas vyviezt
zlata "a dakych $500, 100000 a tiei
programom je vyviezt vsetko
GO moze. Francia ma tuna okrem
svojho zlata vel'ke obchodnf
kredity, ktore premiena ma zlato.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
MANDztRIA vYHLAsENA
IA "NEoDVIsIU"

Ma vel'kej hostine V Mukdene,
ma ktorej bralo beast 25 man.
dzdrskych Cinanov a SO Japon.
GOV, prehlasena bola neodvis-
lost" Mandz1rie. Bude to rvasal.
sky Stat japonsky a budc sa vo-
lat "Ankuoa", TO znacl "zem
mieru." /" Zastavu bude mat cin-
sko.j .japonskd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
LfGA APELUJE
MA tIsf JAPoNcov

Liga NarodoY poslala Japon.
sku pismo, v ktorom apeluje ma
jeho najyyssi pojem Q cti, a zia-
da no sastavit' nepriatel 'styo vo-
d Cine. Hga udaya, ze neuzna
kiadnu japonskd okppaciu ' Cine,
lebo clanok 10. stanov Lfgy ga.
rantuje zemnd nedotknutel most
clenov Ligy, tedysi Giny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
Vel'kt tpadok Y produkc'i uhlia

Produkcia uhlis y Spojenych
Statoch vel'mi upadla v pos]ed-
nom roku. Ktm este v 1880 W.
dolovane bolo mxkkeho uhlia
467, ,526,O 900 ton, Y roku 1881 w
dolovan6 ho bolo len lilo, 900
ton A vsdor tomu spadla cena :
$2.l5 na $1.15 q tonu pri bani.
Tvrdeho uhlis vydolovalo So '
1880 66,582, 600 ton ! \ 1891 len
s., ,53l 900 ton. Tvrde uhlie pre-
d&ya e 20 $S.17 ~ tona pri ba-
n, q i; Ter 9 IN n tone menej.
/ 40 Y ia1Q.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
vzRAsT PoSToVYCH
USPoRNfuH vKLADov

Usporne vklady l'udu Y posto.
vel sporitel nj Spoj. Statov vzra.
silly v mesiaci jandari 0 $63,OOO,.
600 a po prvy rag historic po.
stova sporitel'na mala vyse mi
lion vkladatel'ov. Vsetkych vkla
dov v postovej sporitel nj teraz
je $658,081 ,O34.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
sEDEM PRtPADOv
tIERNYcH KIAHGf

Zdravotny 'irad mesta oznds
mule, ze sa v meste udalo sedeIn
pripadoy ciernych kiahni a WI.
striha obyvaterstvo, aby 81 dalo
deti stepit', jestli ich este taste
pene nemajl. Kiahne sa zjavily
ma Hilker ST., Murdock st. 4 ma
Wellington st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
CoPP REzIGNoVAL

Harry Copp, direktor bezpec.
nosti mesta Campbell, vidal sa
dradu, aby sa mohol lepsie veno-
vat lekarnickemu obchodu. Ma
jeho miesto mayor Julius vyme.
noval Mad ara, Stefana Timko.
docasne. Mestska rad toti5 zamy.
sla tento trad spojit' s dradom
direktora verejnej sluzby, ktory
zastava pan Hamr&k.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
BoMBA v KATEDRALE

Y katedrale sv. Petra Rhine
najdena1 bola vel'ka bomba, urce.
na pre- Mussoliniho, ktorJ sa \
katedrale modlil po jeho audien-
Gil i papeza. Ma druhy den do
stal Vatikan kAbelogram : Ame.
riky, xe je Y katedrale bomba pod
levom. Sli pozret ! nasli iu tam.
Spiklenci akiste nechceli, aby
bomba pobila inych, ked, nevy-
bdiila y prav$ Sas.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
MILLER ZVfTAZIL
v CLEVELANDI

Ray T. Miller, dosavadny la
lobca okresu Cuyahoga, zvft All
V utorok vo vol'be mayora, do
standc 102,632 hlasov proti "a
929 hlasom D. E. Morgana, jeh
republikanskeho oponenta. Mile
je demokrat. Morgan boil pred
tym spravcom mesta Clerelandu
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-02-13
Tax Evasion HuIlabaloo
Is Hooey, Official Says

Most ~ the hulabaloO that raised / recsnt
months OntAna alleged gasoline evasiona plain
hoOey a 70 gasoline
dealers weu the purchasing public caaree
Is a gasoline tax racket . Montana
This statement issued Helena Tharsday b. Jndge
j. Greene mber o. board equalization who
he ssaed e offset ehe eRfect Of major company adresng
campaign evidently mtended delude
ing that the only pure hghsoued ning pFOprse-
gasolne dealers proucte
the malor OF companies.
Total delinqnemciea 1881 wan possible
half perceneand dellnqmenries prob
ability BE- pend-
ng. 0reene said
the five years. Greenes stAsenens a&Aa slat hh
department smaons taxes daring
which time collected s1Boooooo.
Independents rfmss dealers promps
in paakims thes ths aE9r
paaes
1.-THE people Of fhis very Aera yotinw
upon additional gasoline mmFupeaabls for
yeazs come roads exceedingly
attempt part o. the largest
Of gasoline msead believing
generous acon being nuIliGed BY mythical racket"
explained that the collection machinery y
Investigations reported evasion have
Justified asserting that here Is gasoline
Montana"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-02-13
MCCUTCHE0H
WELL NEARS
COMPLETION

Delayed BY bad weather fiBh-
ing jobs and other troubis,
McCutcheon ct 81 are reported
to have overcome the trouble in
their well on BerthelOts struc-
ture IN the sweetgrass HILLS, with
the prospect that II win Be
speedily completed.
Casing Is being carried down
to the bottom Of the hole 70
ehut off cavings and according
to a field report this week the
job Is nearly completed.
Once the pipe IS landed. the
vel has only a short distance 70
20 70 tap the sunburst sand. IN
which the fields discovery well
found about 4 10-barrel flow Of
hlgh-gravity oil
The AfcCutcheon we'll Is check
ing mach higher structurally
Than the discovery well and Tor
that reason 10 bafng watched
with 3 great deal o. intsross
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-02-13

iris y tns lnAornA1ioh A
tanned in letter from Wight
who Is now in Minneapolis.
-. 49,.
xaso
go. =. e-...h,s.
W
approved.
In tbs event we are successful
I believe ahe project can be H.
uancas aaa construction com.
....... ~.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-02-13

II the well. which has appar-
emily opened a new oil field, con-
tinues to produce at this rate,
it Will be put on steady pro-
duction in the spring
II it drops to around 10 bar
rels, officials Of the Northern
states Utilities Company. which
drilled it Tor gas. win continue
II on down 10 the sunburst sand
in search Of high-pressure gas.
II it is permanently ciassed as
an oil well it wiz BE- turned over
% the western Natural Gas Com
Dany. for whose account it was
drilled.
OH men who are familiar vita
the territory believe the gas men
may receive another shock wshen
the wish is deepened. with TIM
possibility that the gunburai wisl
sIso produce oil. probably IN much
greater volume chan the present
produeing sand
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-02-13

VIII Use
Oil From
Garland

Announcement was made
this week Of q deal where
by the Big Horn Refinery
Of Billings has been taken
over by Oregon capitalists
and win be enlarged 20
provide e daily capacity
Of $500 barrels Of Grade
per day.
The purchasing company is
known as Portland Associates,
Inc, headed BY Franklin 7.
Gnfiths, one OF the leading
business men Of Portland and
manager Of the Portland Flee
trio Power Company.
Portland Associates own &C.
reage and q producing well
in Garland field and expect
70 market this crude through
the Billings refinery.
The producing well, complet-
ed several months ago, Is rated
~ 1900 barrels per day, and
has been produced a the
rate Of / 900 barrels per day.
II is 20.9 gravity crude with a
sulphur content Of less than
one-half Of one per cent max
ing II perhaps the most desir-
able black oil refining stock
developed in Northern Wy0m
Ing
The work Of rebuilding the
Big Horn refinery is already
under way and It Is expected
that the plant viii be handl-
ing at least 1000 barrels per
day during the coming spring
or summer.
The consideration in the deal
was not announced but It Is
that the owners Of
the Billings refinery are tax
ing a stock interest in Port
land Associates, Inc.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-02-13

GasoBpse pvsnas hare been cat IN half during the last
ten gears UIe gasoline tares during the same period
Jumped nearly 0ne-thSrd
That the conveyed bg ire a0ove ssssraseo''
ieessed bn the AnesrScna Petroleum I7sstgtHke
Gasoline prices IN 80 representative American cstass
overaoed 2D74 cents per gallon. At the 0egsn"9g q
1882 IA these same cities the actual gasoline price aVeF
ooed Omgg Is cents per gallon.
h, 1920 ~ these same CITIES the gas 01 averaged OS
cents per oaIom Today arera0es consistently one
third the retail price
These figures captain s0hy natiOn-aosde mope to CIT
gasoline tares Is noc under 1Cay
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-02-13

Possibility that the Graft
Hlggs well east o. Aloe IN
the Kcvsn-sunbnsrx field
might make a test Of formn-
taO@p beneath the Madison
lime became known this
week when officials o. the
company were reported me-
gotiafsne for additional
equipment.
The well IS now past 1900
feet, in the Madison lime. making
about three bailers Of water
daily Offsetting the water 10 a
oil showing found in
brown sandy lime below the con
TACT.
Backers o. the we'll believe it
merits the slight additional ex-
pense required 70 put II through
he lime. since II is unlikely
more casing win be required I'M
ii the base OF the lime is
reached
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-02-13
Golden Dome Wildcat off To
Fast Start With Rotary Rio


Resumimg opeg ns fsn
days ago with ra
equipment, Ohio Oh Cosu
pany's No. / Ku1
wildcat testin@ the @ozaen
Dome structure ia 0
County, near Red xsnA
has made more tainm
feet Of hole IN 10 Gays
The web was drilled 81 the
Ohio to q depth Of 835 feet
with cable tools. Comkfact
for completion was Then LET
to the Olsen Drilling Com
pany of Tulsa, Oklahoma
Rotary Rig
This firm moved il an cleo
trieally powered rotary rig
and commenced drilling 10
days ago. The hole IL now
past l,400 feet. Contraef IS
reported to call for cosnpl on
Of this well inside o. SO days
Golden Dome structure Is
garded IS one Of the most
promising IN the entire state.
Like Dry Creek
1t is simply another high
on the same anticline as that
on which the Dry Greek field
is located, with a syncline
separating the two.
The Golden Dome wildcat is
only six miles from the Ohio s
discovery well in Dry Greek,
and is west and slightly south
of the latter
Ideal Location
Both Golden Dome and the
Dry Creek field have an enor-
nous gathering area for the |
accumulation of oil. Both are
sharp dip and both are at the
apex of a gathering area which |
extends for many miles to the
south, to the synclines Of oil
fields located near the WyOm-
ing line.
Until the Ohio brought in
the Dry Creek field with a
2, 600 barrel well flowing 81
gravity oil from the Dakota
sand at 5523 feet, operators
lcontinued on rage Eiahtl
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-02-13

Wildcat OF Charles Merz ct Al
on the Black Horse Lake atruc-
ture. q few miles northeast o.
the Great Falls city limits. IS
today near completion
This well cssed or water found
ia the Ellis sand and resumed
drilling early thia week. with
fcamtasued "a Pass Hsrs
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-02-13

Their opinion is based on
two things, first, report that
Havre residents have petitioned
the Montana Power Company
to install q gas distribution
system IN the city, second, a
report current this week that
II. b. ONeil had acquired hold
incs Of r. p. Jones and associ-
ates on the Box Elder structure
a few miles from Havre, with
acreage centering around q
wen drilled in last year with
a reported open flow Of TO-
O0O. 600 cubic feet from a sand
tapped at 1872 feet.
Heskett Company
Havre IS now supplied with
gas bv a distributing system
owned by the Northern States
Utilities Company, subsidiary
of the Minnesota N orthern
Power Company Of Minneapo-
lis. headed BY r M Heskett.
Gas ia supplied to this COM
pany at the city gates by the
Montana Gas Corporation with
wells IN the Bowes field This
company Is headed by f.. Il.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-02-13
WIGHT ASKS TWIN CITY
NATURAL GAS FRANCHISE
structiOn OF Line My Be Commenced
This Year If Request Granted

Great Northern Gas & Utilities Conn
pany, headed by John Wight with extensive
holdings in the Baker-Glendive gas area, has
applied for natural gas franchise in Mime
apolis and may start construction Of a line
this year if the franchise request is granted.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-02-13

ONeil Reported To Have Taken Over Interest
In Jones Gasser On Box Elder-Hayre
Asks Montana Power Service

Markings of another first-class gas war
are brewing in northern Montana, adjacent
to Havre, in the opinion Of local operators
who have kept in close touch with the siCua-
ton IN that district
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-02-13
HITLASH VEIL CONTINUES
STEADY OUTPUT or CRUDE

Western Natural Compamy's No. Hicks Whit
lah structure In the Cweetgaaa continued produce
hsrswrav1sy oil steadily daring Of about
20 barrels daily
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(C0ntGnuGd from rage ~
agreed for the first time today
that there are approximately
10000 veterans encamped in
Washington. This followed an
official census of the camp.
Cheer Bonus Move
Despite aims of the police to
eVacuate a majority of these vet
Grams, Commander Walter w.
Waters announced he would not
agree to any such plan and sent
out additional recruiting officers.
Members of the Bonus Expedi.
tionary Force were jubilant to-
day over the fact that the bonus
issue is not yet dead at this es-
sion Of Congress.
In every camp announcement
that Senator Trammell CD Of
Florida had renewed the fight
was greeted with prolonged
cheers.
Waters Wants All
Commander Waters issued a
formal statement concerning the
Trammell amendment in which
he said:
my personal view on the
The Washington times., 1932-06-22
100 GRADUATED
BY z SCHOOLS

Diplomas were presented to SO
graduates of the three-year busi-
ness course Of Eastern High
School and to 80 students of the
two-year certificate class of Busi-
ness High School last night.
The Eastern High graduates
were addressed by Prof. Elmer
Louis Kayser, of George Wash
ington, and the diplomas were
presented by Theodore Cogswell,
register Of wills.
Harry o. Hine, secretary Of the
District Board of Education, pre-
sided at the Business exercises,
where Alfred A. McGarraghy, an
alumnus, was the principal
speaker.
Scholarship awards were pre-
Sented by Allan Davis, principal,
to George Anderson, Mildred
Anderson, Beverly Emmert. Elinor
Hopping. Dorothea Mushinsky,
Anna Price and Mary Eunice
Waller.
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BORAHUPHOLDS,
WALSH FLAYS
ARMS PLAN
RapS and Praise for Hoover's
Proposal to Geneva Are
Voiced at Capitol

The drastic disarmament pro-
posal Of President Hoover to-
day provoked praise and criti-
cism in the Senate, which would
be called upon to ratify any
treaty negotiated at Geneva.
While Senator William E. Borah
(R) of Idaho, chairman of the
Foreign Relations Committee,
hailed the Presidents proposal as
sound and necessary" Senator
Walsh DD of Montana, ranking
Democrat on the committee, said
he could foreSee great Difficult
ties"
Cancellation" Charge
A blunt charge was made by
Senator McKellar CD of Tennes-
see that the President is seeking
cancellation Of war debts.
Failure of the Geneva Confer
ence to agree upon disarmament
would be a world disaster, Borah
said. adding:
Looking over the Presidents
proposal somewhat hurriedIy, 1t
seems to be fair and sound. 1
am for drastic reduction Of ar
maments, and so long as all ma
tiOnS are treated fairly do not
care much how it is brought
about.
~ sincerely hope the proposal
Of the President will bring the
conference to a realization that
q failure to lift this burden of
armamentS and do it at once
will come near to being an ir.
reparable disaster"
Democrat Approves
Representative Vinson CD of
Georgia, chairman of House Ma.
val Affairs Committee, said:
Il am heartily in accord with
universal reduction of all arm.
aments by any figure. 1 agree
With the proposal to reduce
armamentS by One.third or
more"
Representative Collins (D) of
Mississippi, of the House sub,
committee on War Department
appropriations, said:
Il favor reducing personnel.
Why have $4,000 Or 800, 900
men in the infantry if the
tanks and planes could do the
job, and more effectively? 1
favor building up the war ma
chine mechanically. The pro-
pOSal to abolish bombing planes
Is silly"