Germany Elects Von Hindenburg President
The election across Germany shows strong support for Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg amid shifts in Saxony and Bavaria where Marx factions polled well. The piece notes his past roles, military career, and calls for Germany to reclaim national independence and sovereignty while resisting foreign influence.
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Germany
Dr. Marx
Rhineland
Bavaria
Saxony
Schipswig-forstein
von ‘Hindenburg
People's Bloc
von Hindenburg
Campaten
Ama Center
Me Party
He. Natione F
Hoshen
von Hinwai
Ludendorm
Tannenberg
Masurian Lakes
Wiliam
Republic of Germany
Baan
Declas
Germ
Activity in Merchandise Sales Reported Across Industries
A Washington dispatch notes varied factory signals from the Federal Reserve Board. Production for the period fell below January and February figures, with iron and steel and cotton consumption rising less than seasonal norms. Wool and coal output fluctuated, while automobile industry activity increased, boosting employment and wages.
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Pavabhington
Federal Reserve Board
Marc
Change in Freight Train Schedule Impacts Bitter Root Route
Milton April 26 The Northern Pacific Bitter Root branch adopts a new freight timetable. Trains will now run round trips from Missoula to Darby on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, replacing the prior alternating day pattern. The revision cuts trips to three per week with a single-day round trip cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Bitter Root
Northern Pacifc
Missoula
Darby
Bulgarian police link fake red agents to bolshevik plot
A cautious Bulgarian police briefing ties fake red agents to Bolshevik plots in Sofia. It cites funds traced from Moscow and Vienna, with Valcho Ivanoff’s payments to Bourgoff and Petrino, plus arrests of a banking official. Authorities note several planned outrages failed after swift action.
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Bulgaria
Moscow
Vienna
Valtcho Ivanoff
Sofia
Bourgoff
Petrino
Communist Party
Trieste
Ivanoff
Bofla
Utary
Play Under Fire Awarded Meritorious Public Service Prize
The piece notes an American newspaper prize awarded for meritorious public service in journalism and letters. The advisory board included prominent editors and publishers from the New York World Springfield Republican Chicago Daily News Associated Press and other major outlets. The jury members encompass Columbia University staff and members of the National Institute of Arts and Letters.
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Ory
Columbia, University and Merbers
American Society of Newspaper Editors
National Institute of Arts and Letters
Ralph Pulitser
New York World
Solomon B. Grittn
Springfield
Mass
Republician
Victor F. Lawson
Chicago Daily News
Melville” H. Stone
The
Associated Press
Alfred Holeman
San Francisco Bulletin
Arthur M. Howe
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Robert Lincoln O'Brien
Boston Herald
Rollo Ogden
New York Times
Josh Pulitzer
St. Louis
Beacheke Tee Maser
Chell
New York Sun
Butte Anaconda Hike Reportedly Near Six Hours
A garbled account mentions a race involving motors and witnesses at a track near Saraon. It references participants named Tharest and Pinsel and hints at a journey with interruptions. The fragmentary text notes a driver should not stop during the trip and implies a privilege related to cigars and a large number of something.
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Saraon Itere
Tharest
Pinsel
Waa
Anaconda Points Way To Montana Goiter Plan
Anaconda officials defend adding iodine to public water as a measure to prevent goiter. They cite iodine’s role in thyroid function and note salt leeching has reduced soil iodine, contributing to inland goiter. plan, optional for individuals, is promoted as a U.S. medical idea.
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Montana
Eda
Goiter
New York
Preiter
United States
State commissions to organize this week in Montana
Two state commissions move to organize after leadership changes. The Highway Commission plans a full meeting today to elect a chairman and set an executive officer, while the Fish and Game Commission meets on Wednesday to elect its chair and re enact key orders under the two year parallel law.
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Charman
Great Falla
Henry Good
Kallepel
W. Mulvaney
Billings
Fish and Game Commission
The
Highway Commission
Churchill budget expected to cut income tax
Predictions by four London observers say Prime Minister Churchill will unveil a budget plan next Tuesday aimed at stimulating lagging industry and easing the cost of living. The anticipated proposal reportedly includes reimposing tariffs on instruments, films, clocks and watches while reducing other duties to aid a faltering economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
London
Ghurehuttty
Teachers Chosen For Coming Year In Hamilton District
At a meeting of the school trustees of the district high school and frais, teachers were shown for the fall term with four vacancies to be filled. Names include Miss Jeanette Rathbun Carrie Lupton, Miss Fan Plow, and others. Dinners announced that a night carrying at Shable vne. Schools to continue.
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Hamilton
Frais
Mise Jeanette Rathbun
Sles de van
Carrie Lupton
Shable
Echools
Wil Mn
Tims Eceres
Brose
Corvallis
Clifford Merchie
Robert Johnson
Missoula
J. E. Hawker
Thrallkill
Gilbert Warren
Charles Bohler
M. C. Read
Tow Mis
Margaret Bjorneby
Marjorie Thompson
Charles F. Schwab
Min Kathryn “Weber
Ise Winifred Frogge
Mari Huls
Vaara
Ed Bay
Mies Gertrude Hunter
St. John's
Anaconda squad opens workouts with pennant hopes
The Anodes booted a first spring session with most players present including Kennett who is expected to spearhead the pitching staff. Manager Lodell praised shifts among veterans Kearns Keeley and Melain infield and noted Sells Domrovich Tucker and Gerran slotted in the garden. Ground work begins this week to ready the park, with changes to fix last season’s light spots and the opening May 10 date in sight.
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Anodes
Tom Shanley
Lodell
Anaconda
Kennett
Kearns
Sack
Keeley
Melain
Are
Sells
Domrovich
Tucker
Gerran
Mines Band Concert Attracting Comment
A large mines band will perform in a concert at Margaret in an event under Kiwanis clubs. The show promotes Montana’s mining industry and will feature a replica of the Leonard mine level in Butte. Proceeds help cover band travel expenses to St Paul.
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Margaret R
Arrange
Jam Reloar
Musical Org Tone
United By Montana
Paul
Butte
Montana
Kiwanis
Police Roundup of Women Vagrants by Anaconda Officers
A wholesale roundup by Officers Beausoliel and Bentley of the Anaconda police force detained several women vagrants. The prisoners, in a facetious mood, gave a variety of comic strip style names. Bach posted an $18 bond for her appearance in police court this afternoon.
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Beausoliel
Bentley
Anaconda
Bach
Galloping Vengeance at the Imperial tonight and tomorrow
Bob Custer stars in Galloping Vengeance a rugged Western drama set on sun scorched plains. He battles floods heavy odds and rides to victory while critics predict the film will boost his rising fame alongside Mary Beth Milford a former Music Box Revue performer.
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Odda
Bob Custer
Imperial Theater
Custer
Texas
Mary Beth Miford
Music Box
Ior York
Mr. Custer
End search for alleged kidnapper continues abroad
Police report ongoing efforts to locate an alleged kidnapper described as a dangerous suspect. The article notes involvement by federal and provincial authorities, including Department of Justice assets and reassurance of assistance from Ison county officials. Details about origin, movements, and a recent arrest in Saskatchewan are mentioned, with confirmation of cooperation across jurisdictions.
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Department of Justice
Silver Star
Horoes
Ison County
Saskatchewan
Cooch
Stevensville High School student to lead federated church aid
The Rev. H. Van Vilet, a Stevensville high school alumnus and former Iowa minister, is appointed pastor of the federated Methodist church here succeeding Rev. M. G. Ervin who resigns for health reasons. Van Vilet will deliver the class commencement bac calaureate sermon and serves the rest of the conference year.
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Stevensville
Apri
H. van Vilet
Federated Methodist Church
M. G. Ervin
Ervin
North Carolina
PD Hartman Pre Idox
Montana
Methodist Episcopal Church South
van Vilet
van Viet
Ringling News Notes April 28 to May 3 District Update
Mear hearings report travel to Springs with Dr Sekay Mrs Dave Winter returns to Boseman after visiting daughter Mrs Marinodgrass Milford Taylor family trip to Missoula by train Father LeClair leads Catholic service Scout equipment note for patrol Mr and Mrs Mike Weber Alfred Harder and family host dinner Claude Heath visits rings with jack Aneref Il son in law Beeree Fowlie returns from rings.
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Henry Foster
W.P. Schuyler
W. J. Adams
J. C. Schleppegrell
Thermopolis
Wyo
Ford
Mike Weber
B.C. Bruce
John Ahern
Livya Brewer
B. McVey
Anaconda
Walter Butler
Bride
John Reen
Au Rel
Ald Society
Walter" Walsh
W. B. Adams
Plas
L.A. Gibbs
Lewistown
Herman Harder
Foster Rowland
Charles Rowland
Hick
Parente
J. H. Muesey
Bozeman
Ringling
Len
Sekay
Dave Winter
Bozeman College
Boy Scouts
Alfred Harder
Her
An Harder
Claude Heath
Jack Anef Il
Beeree Fowlie
Rings
Jeffers News Notes Prominent Local Movements
Moss County EMS reports from Jeffers April 26 noting Vern Neeley and wife returned from five months in Missouri driving their Ford, Jessie Higbee back from Coeur d’Alene, and many neighbors visiting lakeside homes. County Agent Burgess lectured local pupils, nurse J Spencer Watkin returned from Butte, and Miss Louise Maynard hosted visitors while studying in Bozeman.
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Jeffers
Vern Neeley
Clifflake
Missouri
Jessie Higbee
Coeur d'Alene
Walter
Elwood Wilson
Butte
Louise Maynard
Bozeman
Igh School
Maynard
Clancy
John Ritchie
Donald Fi Ris
Azoletie Lake
Henry Rakeman
Sue Knight
Margaret Haster
Clift Lake
Virginia City
Hather Christennivan
Willow Grove Ranch
Forest
Sheridan
Guy McKee
Ernest Rogera
Chive Siutchine
Shertap Ba
Thompson Ar
Kalispelle
C. M. Holber
Our Valley
Norris
Viet
Ralph Cling
Dariene Rive
Virgina
Ashley’ Brothers
Abe
Montana
S Tate
Lyon
Mra C.A. Joy
Clovas Womack
Cliftlake
Special Counsel Named in Dillon Retallack Case
Dillon April 26 attorney W J Cushing named by district court as special prosecuting attorney for the state against Charles Retallack. Trial set during May 19 jury term. Retallack, charged with a statutory offense, eluded local officers, then was captured in Michigan and brought back to Dillon. Case has extended since last July.
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Dillon
W. J. Cushing
District Court
State
Charles Retallack
Retal Tack
Michigan
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