Kiwanis Convention Sachems for Montana Roads Drive
A Montana Kiwanis convention endorsed a stronger state roads program and an educational campaign. Leaders Parker and Amerman praised Montana conferences shaping youth guidance and service ethics, with reports from Lewistown to Deer Lodge on clubs, libraries, and outdoor camps for underprivileged children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Montana
Kiwaniana
Bozeman
Fred C. W. Parker
Ralph A. Amer Jan
Staten
Parker
Himselt
Otto Ager
Bilings
Wees Seminary
Lewiston
Ella Service League
Boy Scouts
Ampaigne
Billings
Ager
Charles Marshall
Lewistown
Bam Ritchie
Harlowton
G. O'Brien
Award Schaad
Butte
Henry Martin
Missoula
Harry Dean
William Moore
Helena
Robert Fitzpatrick
Kalispell
Earle Genzberger
Clubs of the Star
Butte Kiwanians
Convention Sidelights From Bitter Root and Flathead Valleys
Kiwanis convention highlights feature Dan Heyfron as new governor and a heavy berry crop. Polson, Glasgow, Havre, and Great Falls clubs report strong turnout, local leaders hail Montana spirit, and plans for fairs, wheat markets, and rail projects. Notables include Tom Sawyer, Norman Winesting, and Jim Harnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flathead
Dan Heyfron
Kiwanis
Mlesoula
Kiwanian Club
Root
Missouri
Sees Good Times Mining Industry Expansion Report
The article notes copper consumption doubling per capita from a decade earlier, with Europe still below normal while the American market absorbs excess supply. It highlights growing U S demand and anticipated extra output from Andes Copper Mining and Chile Copper, plus Mr. Ryan's duties with Anaconda and related interests in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Andes Copper Mining Company
Chile Copper Company
Hie Tay
Montana
Ryan
Anaconda Company
Start Rehearsals for Revels of 26
Rehearsals begin with a lengthy revue planned to run over two hours with no encores. Lacey and Christopher Ming of Chicago will direct, aided by Lloyd M. Bullix of Ohio to craft a complete, well-rounded performance for the first Hutto all-omats revue.
Laundrymen Set Convention at Mammoth Hotel
Secretary Guy Davidson sails today on the Northern Pacific to Yellowstone for the state laundrymen convention, August 12 and 13 at Mammoth Hotel. The event will gather laundrymen nationwide in the Federal Hall with laundry supply manufacturers and speakers of national repute, concluding with a banquet on August 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Deer Lodge
Butte
Montana Hotel
Guy Davidson
Laundrymen's Association
Northern Pacific
Yellowstone Park
Laundrymen’s Organization
Mammoth Hotel
Federal Hall
France forms sinking fund to ease national debt
In Versailles Aug 10 amid tumult in the national assembly and senate a sinking fund is established to amortize France’s floating debt. The fund must be incorporated into existing law and the assembly vote was needed. Premier Poincare said the move proves resolve to pay debts and fulfill commitments domestically and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Assembly
Chamber of
Senate
Seston
France
Rational
Poincare
Grain sections fair to excellent in Montana report
The Montana Department of Agriculture reports grain conditions ranging from fair to excellent across 18 counties that produced nearly two thirds of last year's spring wheat. Wheat harvesting progresses with some threshing, while drought damage hits Sanders and Mineral counties and 12 southern counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
Montana
State Department of Agriculture
Sanders
Mineral
Forest Fire Crews Rush To Quell Western Spreading Blazes
Reinforcements are being sent to take over the fight against fires across the Pend Oreille Blackfeet and Flathead districts. High winds fanned the flames, with the Collins Creek fire now around 12000 acres. One hundred eighty nine men are stationed in the O reille area as crews move from Denver Seattle and Montana to expanded fronts tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Forest
Pend “Oreille
Black Feet
Flathead
Denver
Ogden
Spokane
Seattle
Clearwater Forest
Col Hn Creek
Collins Creak
d'Oreilie Forest
Kanikeu
Meadow Creek
Copeland Highway
Twin Creek
Granite Creek
St. Joy Forest
Blackfeat
Butte
Misoula
Local families take tours to Seattle Yellowstone Park
Luke Dunn and son Howard travel from 3005 Richardson with Mrs Dunn’s sister and husband to visit relatives in Seattle. They then tour Yellowstone Park and plan to return by Aug 18. Mrs Marie Louise Law fighter of Great Falls visits Mrs Whalen’s family amid illness. Cote family reports Mrs Anna Cote improving. Noela Rainville celebrates eleventh birthday with friends, lavish lawn party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Dunn
Howard
Richardson
Dunn
David Good
Miles Elizabeth
Boston
Seattle
Mr. Dunn
Mrs. Good
Frank Dunn
Yellowstone Park
Whalen
J. Whalen
Routh Dawn Street
Noella
Noel Rain Ville
Amherst Avenue
Bond
Mister Evelyn
Mamie
Alice Bertogno
Adeline
Rita Corr
Anita Cote
Catherine Coffes
Arthur
Leo Cote
Leonard
Robby Smith
Fred
Bernard Mont- Helmo
Lawrence
Billy “Beery
Fran
Hos Ean
Misa Nooila
Mr. Sr
George Magareincisco
McAulay
Marguerite
John Jr
James McAulay
Magarells
Reynolds
Feeley
Butte
Meauley
East Broadway
Casey
West Inte Street
Magarell
John McAulay
Alberta
Winipes
Canada
Des Moines
Magarell Jr
Salt Lake
Tow Angeles
San Francisco
Ro Cuthill F
Argyle Street
Nixon
Scott
Saskatchewan
Cuthill
Norman Davies
Curt
Art 'Thayer
Salt Lake City
Jane City
HE. Lindmay
Lindsays
Thayer
Anc. Phillips
James Webb
Lindsay
E. Dalton
J. H. Trensrove
Nelson and Willdean
Locust Street
Elsie Jones
Nettie Street
St. James Hospital
Ndien
Black Leads Big In Alabama And Arkansas Primaries
In Alabama, 663 of 1,400 precincts counted show Hugo Black ahead in the race for Senate and leading Governor contenders with Carmichael Graves and McDowell close behind. observers note Klan ties and endorsements shaping the results. Arkansas results favor John Martinena over Tom Terral two to one as votes from about one-tenth of precincts are tallied, while Nebraska and Omaha races show Mesull ahead for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlack
Associated Press
Birmingham
Hugo TL. Tack
Senate
Tubh Graven
Bankhead
Black Sal
Riley
Mayfeld
Mangrove
Carmichael
Graves
McDowell
Patterson
Toth Black
Black
Underwood
Musgrove
Martineau
TERIA
Little Rock
Arkansas
Tivelock
John Martinenu
Tom J. Terral
Terral
Martinen
Nebraska
Adam Mesull
Charien
Medulien
Shor Fohnaon
McLaughlin
York
Tepmblican
Bagerton
Congresaman Willis
G.'Sears
W." Guerlly
Omaha
Fem
Afl Omaha
Beare
Record heat breaks in Kansas as temps fall
The Associated Press reports a hot spell in Kansas cooled to about 18 to 30 degrees lower than yesterday. Gooodland in northern Kansas recorded the morning low of 62 degrees. Kansas City saw a notable drop from yesterday’s high of 108.3 degrees, with the low around 47 degrees at 6 a.m. tonight’s forecast predicts further cooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kan
Goocland
Kansas
Kansas City
Old Montanans Wed Fourth Time Each
An old Missouer Associated Press item reports Emaline Unnell aged 38 and Charles Moyer aged 4? years wed in Victor on a Saturday ceremony. The couple, with prior marriages, plan to live in Scrupled.ay hours after the wedding. A reading ceremony was noted and Moyer previously served at Civil War era veterans Affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Missouer
Emaline Unnell
Charles Moyer
Victor
Thay
Ian
Moyer
Columbia
Yenn
Eet
Jealousy Sparks Indian Outbreak Near Augusta
Helena August 10 Associated Press report says Indian warfare erupted near Augusta after jealousy between two women led to a brutal beating. Mrs Sam Swan held on open charge after allegedly striking Mrs Lapler with a hammer, leaving her unconscious with a fractured skull. Swan and Lapler, both about 36 and half-breeds, were involved since a dispute two years old, county attorney Padbury stated. Swan was arrested and taken to Helena by Deputy Sheriff Wellman after the camp incident near Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Sam Swan
Lapler
Augusta
Horoscope for Wednesday August 11 1926
Astrologers label this day as a time to tie up business loose ends and plan for big moves. Neptune’s position hints at prudent judgment for business issues while shipping may boost western port commerce and autumn travel increases population movement. Leo birthdates predict a peaceful year with many friends nearby and children born under Leo gentle and kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune
Hare
Insany
Leo
Vatican Indicates No Pact With Mexico Over Religion
Vatican explains that anti religious actions by Mexico incur no acceptance from the faithful and calls the law tyrannical. It cites calls for prayer and notes hardening conflict as political authorities press suppression of Catholic churches. Archishop Vera Valencia proposes suspending services until congress meets, but no official reply from President Calles is reported.
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Rustion
Vatican
Rome
Holy See
Osmery
Romano
Vacican
Mexico
Calles
Cicero
Sense
Callen Law
Presi
Ted
Jesus
Vietin
Osseratore Romano
Mexico City
Vera Y Zuria
Puebla
Congress
Calies
Vera
Red Cross conference highlights Montana progress
Dr C Witherspoon chairs a Red Cross meeting as F E Burleson of St Louis and Miss Hollen Gillette of Belt arrive to assess Montana. Officials report 32 000 Montanans are Red Cross members and 2 200 active US chapters. Gillette notes strong local results and delegates expected for Western district meetings to discuss plans for Armistice Day roll call through Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burelaon
Red Cros
Miss. Gillette
Red Crow
D'Striet
Rose Festival At Higgins Home In Butte
A large crowd attended a rose festival hosted by Mrs. W. T Juergens on Sheridan Avenue. Exhibits included basket arrangements and vases, with no winners announced yet. The event, organized by the beautifying committee with Rocky Mountain Garden Club support, highlighted many roses and invited public garden tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T Jugelns
Sheridan Avenue
Orelock
Higgins
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
W. J. Higgins
State View
American’ Rose Society
Butte
A. J. Patterson
Frank Cross’ Smith
War Talk Heard Over Macedonian Irregulars Demands
Belgrade dispatch reports Jugo-Slovia calling for Bulgaria to disband the Macedonian irregulars or comitadsts who have raided the Serbian border. The government organ Vreme condemns the raids and urges extradition of the irregulars to Belgrade amid regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia Tase
Vreme
Dr Bolton to Examine Vettere in Sanity Case
Jeremiah J. Lynch reports the court will have Dr. Bolton examine Vettere to assess sanity after a failed direct question to the prisoner. The process follows statute for sanity trials, with a visit to Butte planned and a potential reprieve awaiting governor and supreme court action likely not before October or November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Bolton Wi
Butte
Supreme Court
High Court
Sullivan
McArthur
Iowa
Sioux
Benny Ray
St Paul
Stround
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heyfron
Anaconda
Arthur Drynan
Willian Hos King
Deer’ Lodge
R. M. Bell
M. Bell
Warm Springs
H. A. Dalton
William Fitzsimmons
J. E. Heuser
Deer Lodge Laden
Amerman
Flint Creel
Mooselake
Anaconda’ Club
Press
Anaconda Copper” Mining. Com
EA. Barnard
Charles Smith
Restrar
Margaret Theater
Newverett
E. M. Keeley
Washoe Park Pavilion
Claire Flint
Livingston
Paul Flint
Mins
Wilma Green
Har Vausseur
Polson
Clyde Weythman
Fred Walker
Gensberger
Gregson
Art Dry Hhoir
St. Patrick's Church
Herb Titter
Guy Russard
Titter
Jollyquint
Big Hole
Glasgow
Tom" Sawyer
Great Northern
Sun River Canyon
William
Great Falls
Williamb
Jim Harnett
Harbert
Havre
Oscar Hauge
Storeman
Fred Williams
New Orleans
Jerry Parkin
Miles City
PaiLppi
Glendive Club
Cedar Creek
Glendive
Im ‘Thorpe
Havre Hillers
Paul Moody
Thetf
Whole State
Lacey
Everette Top
Top
Anaconde
Hex
Ray Walker
Kaniksu Forest
STH Side News
Dowahey
Ohio
Willis
Alabama
Cooper
Mieber
Bankers
DR. Bolton
North Main
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