Helena man arraigned on Donlan Act charges
William Neaneerer of Helena was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Carey on a charge of violation of the Donlan Act. Brockmeyer Louise McGlynn, wife of J A Glynn of Helena, allegedly transported for immoral purposes. The offense date is June 19. Brockmeyer released on $2000 bond. hearing set for Friday July 12. Lester Loble of Helena is his attorney.
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Helena
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Butte
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Lester Loble
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Bathing caps export surge reaches 240000 units
A recent report shows 240000 bathing caps manufactured in this country were shipped abroad in a single month, reflecting strong demand for the new headgear. The surge highlights growing international sales as factories meet global orders.
Coolidge Urges Economy in Government Expenditures
President Coolidge declares a three year budget progress with net debt cuts of 2.72 billion and annual interest savings of about 130 million. He sets a 3 billion spending cap for 1925 and calls for further efficiency to reduce taxes and maintain peace time costs.
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Judge Mathews Files for Supreme Bench Nomination
Helena dispatch reports Judge John A. Mathews of Townsend, former associate justice, filed with the secretary of state as a Democratic candidate for associate justice of the state Supreme Court at the August primary. Also filing were M R Wilson Bozeman for the Republican Ninth district judgeship and Edmund Nichols Hillings for the Republican Thirteenth district judgeship.
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Associated Press
Helena
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Townsend
State Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
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Bozeman
Ninth Judicial District
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Thirteenth Judicial District
Judge Matthews Long Career On Montana Bench And Towns
Judge Matthews from Butte had extensive service on the supreme and district courts. Appointed to the supreme bench in 1919, he served 13 months and wrote many opinions. He previously chaired the fourteenth district, elected in 1914 and re-elected 1916, then appointed to the supreme court. He lived in Townsend, Broadwater County in 1902 and served a decade as district attorney there. A Michigan Law School graduate, he was Minnesota-born and in Montana since 1877. A fishing engine capable of hauling large catches was invented.
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University of Michigan
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