Million Dollar County Needs Voters Tuesday
Silver Bow county operates as a million dollar annual enterprise handling public funds for schools and state treasury. Citizens are stockholders and must nominate capable, honest leaders Tuesday to guide the county’s two year term and influence November elections. Strong turnout urged to prevent incompetent officials and safeguard Montana’s progress.
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Baron Rayne Garrett Held After Wife's Suicide
Miami July 31 Baron Rayne Garrett was taken into custody near Arch Creek station for questioning over the death by suicide of his wife, Baroness Rove. She leapt from the 18th floor of the Everglades hotel as police investigated the tragedy and Garrett, who was found with a small cord, faced suspicions in a case unfolding with conflicting reports.
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Butte Cleared of Contagious Diseases by Monday Morning
Butte expects to be free of contagious disease Monday morning with only one smallpox case in quarantine. Dr Jed Freund notes Butte’s health improving since January, births lagging by about 50 behind deaths. Vital stats show 257 contagious cases in seven months, with smallpox and measles most common. a girl died from smallpox.
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Fireman Tortured by Demented Man in Rooming House
Horrigan, 29, a city fireman, was found bound to a chair in a rooming house after being tortured with fire and a whip. Walter H. Fletcher, 37, alleged leader, was arrested. 18-year-old Kieinamith held for investigation. Fletcher claimed revenge after a wrong. Police were alerted after a photographer was summoned.
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Leaders in religious war urged by Mexican church calls
Arch bishop Moray Del Mio, president, denounces government actions enforcing Catholic church regulations. He advocates non cooperation and nation unity in the crisis, urging Catholics to resist drastic measures and maintain religious integrity amid political pressure.
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Forest fires spread near Yellowstone and Glacier regions
Montana Governor J. E. of Montana toured Wyoming as fires intensified across the region. The state mobilized the National Guard to battle escalating forest blazes in western Montana including near Whitefish and Lake McDonald. A gas-tank explosion started a blaze at Fish Creek in Glacier Park while a special train aided homeless evacuees.
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Three Forks Gains Park Gateway Status and Transit Boost
Three Forks thrives as gateway to Yellowstone with new bus link to Milwaukee and a widening life scene. The town at the confluence of Gallatin Jefferson and Madison hosts historic notes from Lewis and Clark through fur trade era and frontier milestones, marking a growing, bustling hub.
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Montana Gas Tax Case Sees State Tax Blocked
In a decision spanning state and federal tax law, Judge Willan rolls sustained Turter against the state’s gas tax collection suit. The Montana Supreme Court’s 1921 act imposing a tax on gasoline and distillate is upheld as unconstitutional, invalidating amendments from 1925 and 1925. The ruling aligns with line of higher court decisions deeming the tax invalid.
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Wheat Prices Jump in Overnight Market
Wheat prices surged overnight amid a month end shortage. July wheat closed around 1.56 to 1.80 per bushel, an 8 to 11 percent rise, with some bids touching 1.60 as traders reacted quickly to the rally.
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Plot to murder president Callen uncovered in Mexico City
Policeannounced a plot to kill President Callen with several arrests in Mexico City. Seven women and two men detained on conspiracy charges, led by Benenita Dolores Lemus, a young city hall stenographer.
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Mexico City churchgoers heed new religious regulations
Police guard major cathedral as priests withdraw under a pastoral letter from eight archbishops and 29 bishops guiding Catholics to stay calm. Worshipers fill churches in silent prayer while most clergy remain away, marking the first day of the government order.
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Navy Aviators Die in Seaplane Plunge
In Ardiaven Massachusetts a Navy seaplane crashed into the harbor during late hours. Lieut Howard Police Councili and Aviation Machinist Mate Giddens were killed. The amphibian plane reportedly suffered engine trouble before plunging waist deep into the water. A powerboat retrieved the mechanic who died shortly after rescue.
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Fires Threaten Glacier Park Area Patrolled by Lapp Family
A report from Glacier Park notes fires near Apgar and Lake McDonald threaten summer homes and residents. Lapp fire chief warns the situation is critical as blasts from a gasoline truck explosion add to the danger. Mrs. Lapp, her daughter Lucille Cook, their Detroit-born grandchild, and others are described as in danger or sheltering.
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War veteran wins long custody battle for Pauline Marie
Pauline Marie August 10 year old of Butte battles over custody with her father George August and Mrs Burns. Judge George Bourquin ruled in favor of the veteran, awarding Pauline Marie custody and setting terms for her future care, ending years of dispute over the child’s guardianship and home.
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