Auditor Porter warns brokers over stock quotients in Montana
Helena June investors face license costs if brokers price stocks above Texas quotations. State Auditor George Porter says stock salesmen in Butte and other cities are inflating prices. The blue sky law empowers the state to admit or exclude brokers and stock companies and requires proof of good faith and promising stock offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
George Porter
Butte
Texas
Mr. Porter
Believe Missing Man Seen in Custer County
Miles City on June 8 reports C Dodge the missing Livingston miller is believed wandering near Hathaway in Custer county. A traveler offered a ride to a man matching his description but was refused. Deputy Middleton led a search but found no trace, though a rancher identified a man in a posted picture as the missing Dodge.
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Miles City
C. Dodge
Livingston Miller
Hathaway
Custer County
Isf
Luther Middleton
Dodie
Dodge
Wild West show dazzles Windham with top riders
Lewistown reports a huge Windham Wild West show. Tous Ayers won bronco busting, Toots Ayers led cowboys relay, David Smith topped bareback riding, Jim Massey and H Windsor won bull dogging, and Tex McGraw rode strong in wild horse events. Judges were Jim Daly Pete Dickerson and Mr Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Windham
Tous Ayers
Im’ Ross
Abe Hamer
Toots Ayers
Ben Burnett
Clayton Burnett
David Smith
Fred Reed
Jim Massey
H. Windsor
Jim Joss
Dutch Seidel
Tex McGraw
Ross
Massey
Skelton
Tousnishing
Jim Daly
Great Falls
Pete Dickerson
Mr. Rown
Utica
Loans funds released by Montana land board
Helena June 25 Sidney Milter state land registrar submitted to the land board a statement showing about 540000 on hand June 1 available for loans with few applications. The note emphasizes limited demand despite ample funds.
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Helena
Sidney Milter
State Land Registrar
The
Land Board
Free Tuberculin Tests for Cattle in Montana Plan
Montana health authorities outline free tuberculin tests for cattle with inspectors to cover Kalispell Missoula Helena Lewistown Miles City Malta and other locales. The plan aims to detect bovine tuberculosis and involves federal and state supervision and coordinated testing across cities.
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Montana
Helena
Hrudolph
Severna
Iit
Kalispell
Missoula
Ditton
Honeman
Willings
Lewistown
Miles City
Rederat
Ati
Malta
Tate
Teder
Dr Snyder
State health official warns typhoid amid water shortage
Helena June 25. State health officials issue a typhoid warning to halt an outbreak risk tied to water shortages across Montana. Dr Comswell, secretary of the state board of health, urges vaccination and testing of city and county supplies while maintaining vigilance for any epidemic signs.
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Helena
Montana
Dev. Comswell
State Board of Sheath
Comswell
Si Board” of Health
Copswell
Wheeler Vanishes During Courtroom Challenge in Trial
In Helena June ink, Wheeler, counsel for the defense, clashed with Lease over testimony. Words escalated and Lease invited Wheeler to settle in the street. Wheeler demurred and vanished after ac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Wheeler
Eee
Sinith Tion
Lease
Cooperation Sought to Protect Elks Network
Fragmented report notes calls for joint effort to safeguard Elks herds and related livestock in Atlantic City and Livingston area. Delegates from Montana, with Superintendent Vingaley, discuss preemptive measures and supplies while local committees and officials coordinate support.
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Livingston
Henevo Ts Zish Springs
Chester Aithe
Atllantic City
Montans
Felster
D. Roduin
Hosein
Ind
Te Weana
Joseph Bronk
City ‘Cain Committee
Vingaley
Mechanical mishap at Mig tunnel suggests forest unit delay
Supervisor of the national forest spent time at an automobile incident today. Witnesses noted a cloud falling from an ancient engine of the Mig tunnel type. Road safety updates reference new state headlight law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deena
Jun
Dare” Jr
Nelens National Forest
McHarg
Fire Situation Under Control In Missoula District
Forest fire conditions show notable improvement in the first forest service district as headquarters report progress today. About a dozen major fires are active across several districts with crews and regular service employees aiding, while officials fear a wind shift could trigger a larger series of fires in the Cabinet, St. Joe, Clearwater, and Flathead areas despite current containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Forest
Clearwater
Flathead
Fla
Madison Forest
Gallatin High School Graduates Large Class
Gallatin county high school held graduation at the municipal theater with 62 graduates. Miss Roma Elmer won first honors. Miss Mari Per cent and Maude Michel led student leadership. A large crowd attended as Miss Bel Ribble conducted music with Miss Violet Marshall as pianist and Donald Parker at the piano. The commencement address urged civic responsibility and community service.
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Gallatin County High School
Iris’ Glee Club
Maude Michel
Lee Wood
Lewin Fiell
Ikas
William “H." Alderson
Edith Atander
Ruth E.antensen
Josie Bale Bart
Meda
Josephine Tassie
Marion C. Richson
Annie Rosenbert
Lenore Stutedge
John Pasha
Arthur Sears
Henry Skank
Clarence Staes Nelson - Btory
I Swanko
Fleet
Arthur
War
Harold White
Twilla Williams
Willson
Lee
Wood
Paul King
Ruth Wylie
Elizabeth Young
Pablo base ball team overwhelms Polson crowd
June 23 Polson Ne. a Pablo baseball team visited Polson for a Sunday afternoon game. The local Polson team lost as Pablo dominated with solid pitching and offense. A large crowd attended despite intense heat and late reports note the event ended around 6:10 pm.
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Polxon
Pablo
Polson
Polton
Atta
Atta't
Nutherland
Sutherland
Honan
Welock
Stockford, i
Montana Crops Suffer In Heat Drought Statewide
Helena June 2 A drought and hot dry soil cripple Montana crops in the past week according to a United States Weather Bureau report from Helena station. Winter wheat and other grains deteriorate as moisture falls and rain is scarce. Spring grains suffer while some irrigated fields show stress. Grass, alfalfa, and stock face dry pasturage. potato bugs and low water supplies raise concern.
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Helena
Con Drouth
Montana
United States Weather Bureau
Custer County
Stillwater
Pala Wing Bail Suit Reaches State Supreme Court
In a case tied to a shooting and cult allegations, Pala Wing seeks bail while awaiting the Supreme Court's action on his appeal. Greagan of Butte appeared for Prija before Justice Hol A. A writ of murok directed the district court to enforce orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Greagan of
Butte
Prija
Hol- A
Murok
Uistrict
RUSE Worked For A Time And Failed In Livingston Case
June 21 arresting officers charged Melvin Fraser Lawrence Uri and Tigbert Hasnnee with obtaining an automobile via a garage ruse. A youth impersonated a buyer and phoned the garage claiming a deal. The car was reportedly not delivered and the case, tied to new law, will be first tried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avingston
Melvin Fraser
Wrence Uri
Tigbert
Livingston Breezes Report On Marriages and Local Happenings
Livingston notes include Mrs. John I King daughter of Park county pioneers, wedding to King Bid dell of Hearies SI Garlow clerk Helena district court. this is her second marriage since 1911. Also mentions veterinary meeting with Dr Frank M Nelson, eighth grade picnic at Pine Creek, school year ending Friday, land deal for B Alkire farm, marriage license for Marie Lannen and Dallas Kinder, newborn daughter for Arnold Huppert, and William Poorman returning from University of Michigan law school.
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Livingston
Irl
King Biddell
Hearies
Garlow
United Rates Dintric Court
Helena
John I. King
Park County
John P. Stiddell
Theorp Iddells
Frank M. Nelson
Pine Creek
Io" Tedrick
Bozeman
Bs Oes
B. Alkire
Marie Lannen
Fishtail
Dallas Kinder
Gage, Mont
Arnold Huppert
William Poorman
Law School
University of Aichigan
Livingston Soldier Enrolls At Arbor After Artillery Service
Fred Koehter, a Livingston businessman, is listed as improving at Kellogg Idaho after influenza complications. Health officer reports no current contagious diseases in Livingston. Boy Scout patrols will launch a county wide anti pest literature drive next week under county health officials. A grand jury indicted Homer Shields valley ranchers and Robert Polk for cattle theft worth 1700 dollars from Walter Hill and McClelland herds. Park County veterans clash to name most popular gift as Victory at the Fourth of July pageant nears.
Lewistown News highlights local enlistments and public works
Thunder showers cool Lewistown as Navy serviceman returns join the ranks. The city considers county tax collection changes and seeks a full time sanitation enforcer for city and county duties. Parsons brothers arriving home from France for a welcome visit.
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Lewistown
Navy
White
Mike
W. W. Wheaton
Atselt
Parsons Brothers
France
Helena notes tied to indictments and war era events
June Biadoe Winlock faces indictments over alleged rail line alteration. Report mentions bootlegging convictions, a Fourth of July veteran, and Edward W. Holbrook's service in France in 1918. Also notes a timber fire near Whit Creek northwest of Gilman continuing to climb with forecasted spread.
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Biadoe Winlock
Federal Grand
Aus
Butte Beer Tone
Grea Tor
Edward” W. Holbrook
France
Mr. Croix
Paris
Geremany
Army of Occupation
Sor
W. T. Willey
Jefferso Forest
War Labor Board Ends Official War Duties
The War Labor Board announces final dissolution with no new applications. Pending cases will be assigned to a joint chairman or a board section for disposition, and all administration duties and records may transfer to the Department of Labor with presidential approval. Members remain at the president’s call during final dissolution.
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Wash War Labor Board
Uvities
Department of Labor
Wounded soldiers to get battle bulletins by ticker
Soldiers and hospitals to receive Wilard Dempsey fight news via ticker and bulletin service arranged by the Knights of Columbus. The plan, announced locally, aims to keep wounded men informed of July 4 Toledo bout progress through accessible updates.
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Koldiers
Willard-Dempsey
Toledo
Knights of Columbus
Death at Leonard mine from contact with live wire
A coroner's inquest found Thomas Wasaim Leonard and the mine employee died June 1 at the 1 700 foot level of the Leonard mine after coming into contact with a live wire. Coroner Dan Holland presided over the afternoon session yesterday.
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Wasaim Thomas
Woman fined for disturbance in county court
Mrs. Fred Hummel was fined yesterday by Justice of the Peace Robert Orns for disturbance. Her husband Fred Hut was tried on the same charge but missed. Deputy County Attorney Murphy represented the county. Rev Cassidy was charged with securing peace in a complaint sworn by Adelia Cassidy yesterday afternoon.
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Fred Hummel
Justice of the Peace
Robert Orns
Fred. Hut
Murphy
Re.v. Cassidy
Adelia Cassidy
English School Honors Pershing and World Leaders
Oxford June 25 General Pershing and Herbert Hoover joined a distinguished group of allied leaders as recipients of doctor of civil law degrees. Observers included Mrs Hoover as ceremony witnessed by Chancellor Parl Curgon. Degrees were formally conferred by the university after the procession to the Sheldonian theatre and lunch at All Souls College.
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Nated Press
Oxford
England
General Pershing
Herbert C. Hoover
United States
Nis
Oxford University
Ees
Hoover Parl Curgon
Rosslyn Weryss
Orlando
Italy
Ignace Jan Paderewaki
Poland
Trinity
Univeron
Sheldonian Theater
M Hoover
All Souls College
Allege
Lurzon
Lloyd
The Fear Woman at Ansonia Opens With Vauline Frederick
Vauline Frederick stars in The Fear Woman at the Ansonia, a dramatic film focusing on character growth. The plot traces the origin and development of a singular girl as she confronts environment and struggle, gaining strength through adversity.
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Vauline Frederick
Ansonit
West Goldwyn P
Hayma
BUTTE NOTES Mixe Nupina Hanley and visitors at Thornton
Butte society items list Mise Nupina Hanley staying at the Thornton and Perry B. Kline of Helenaix visiting for a few days. Idaho’s Clyde C. Oakes, Big Timber trips, Lew Darling from Netart and others register at the Finlen. Local arrivals include J. H. Gergen and party from Great Falls, Alfred Johnson and RO, H. Germain from Lewistown, and David Marks of internal revenue at the Thornton. Residents from Madison valley and Denton attend to city business. social session planned at Columbia Gardens.
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Mise Nupina Hanley
Thornton
Perry B. Kline
Helenaix
Butte
Clyde C. Oakes
Eden
Idaho
Leggat CN
Alfred Johnson
Sea of
Great Falls
Harriet Wickham
M Forncrook
Joseph Corby
Chamber of Vom
Columbia Gardens
Oelock
J. D. Queeland
Denton
Mont Tewistering
A. H. Jones
H. van de Baure
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Japan
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Engiih
Schilling & Co
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United States Mail
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Ovando
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Cogswell
ASK
Lavina
Drvest Even
Absa
Commie
Gallatin High School
Helena, Sune
Sean
Parisal
Federal
Clark Fort
Joh In
Aho Kaxge
Elena
Bilver
Wate Woods
Oxbow Bend
Orouta
Pala
State Supreme Court
Silver Bow Court
Livingston Breezes
Lewistown News
WAR Labor Board
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Gen. Pershing
Yank Commander
Hoover
Ansonia
Cameron
John Cameron
Sears
Whites Wariors
Puneraly
Sal Fanerat
Trent
Culate
Conception
St Patrick's
Tegniy Sae Fem
Pelovea
Nora McArthur
Atatrick
J. Walsh Ct
Fane Automomite Ba
Profozich
Peter
Galena Treet
Wil
Mengeehuren
Rans
Holy Crome
Comets
Emil
Salt Lake
Daly Shea Company
FL. Park
Bawden
Gawden
Tomor
Atte Eglock
Joseph Richards
Stone Park
H. A. Pert
Chiazo
Robinson
New York
Essie Eichelberger
Dove Nork
YE Coa
Smith College
Northampton
Wellesley ‘College
Wellley
Mass
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