Great Falls And Missoula Tie In Montana Music Meet
In Montana at Great Falls, school groups from Great Falls Missoula Kalispell Butte Lewistown and others competed in a music meet. The Great Falls Glee Club won first in its category with performers Carl Ross Eugene Moss Kenneth Baldwin and others. Missoula took second behind Great Falls in the glee group. Kalispell won in cornet. Butte and Livingston entered but did not win. The event featured solos duets and ensembles from multiple schools and emphasized student travel and performance across the state.
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Butte
Merle Davis
Butte Mines
It Falls
Missoula
Uas Giee Clues
Great Falls
Dorothy Bevey
M Bere Price
Dorothes Bontags
Helen Jokes
Louise Huff
Rosemary Mea‘Sher
Mary Kellogs
Evelyn Farnham Virginia Robertson
Scobey
Miles City
Montana
Kalispell
Seopold
Groat Falls
Electric City
Lewistown
Wilma
Clara Undine
Evelyn Donohue
Norma Isminger
Imogene
Alma Spussen
Moore
Ls del Matthews
Iria Lowe
Gayle
Three Forks
Raith Haggen
Jen Schar
Louie Dorsey
Wilma Tippett
Jack Leland
Gayle Ross
Gayle Peterson
Erwin Lowe
Victor
Mort
Merle Edwards
Evelyn Farnham
Marjorie Beebe
Richard Elmore
Harold Carstens
Olien Birlmer
Bee‘Dey
Della’ Rodenbaugh
Herbert Davis
Buite
Robert Howe
Livingston
Bozeman
The
Great Walls
Jery Gulp
Donglas de Gue
Jack
Missoula Glee Club
Helen Wilxinson
Lard Hartley
Jamen Biehle
Donald Mevonald
Harold As
Howald Miller
Edward Bhove
Roy Lindberg
Lin Kellogs
Wisdom on Doing the Best You Can from Elihu Root
Florence Davies recounts Charles Evans Hughes and others praising Elihu Root. The speaker urges readers to accept life’s challenge, do today’s task to the best of their ability, avoid restlessness and envy, and avoid overreaching ambition that delays humble work.
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Charles Evans Hughes
Elihu Root
Hal F
Toll from tornado tops eight hundred nine deaths
The AP tallies place dead at 809 with about 2,916 maimed as relief crews rush in nationwide. The storm devastated Murphysboro and nearby areas, killing a large portion of residents and leaving towns razed. Rescue efforts press on amid scattered survivors and logistical delays.
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White County
Hare
Illinois
West Frankfort
de Soto
McLeans
Parrish
Logan
Benton Bure
Farield
Indiana
Owensville
North Sands
Beaumont
Associated Press
Swonever
Murphysboro
Sufferers receive sympathy of world
News copy reports worldwide sympathy for U S tornado victims. Messages from Sir Esme Howard and other leaders express condolences as Germany notes the disaster and the United States endures a national tragedy. Nebraska faces a dry spell with a liquor bill advancing despite public concern and governor arguments.
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Associated Press
Mwashington
Middle West
Esme Howard
Ish
Coolidae
United States
Germany
Legion to Meet in Butte Today
Silver Bow post auxiliary president Mrs F G Lander notes a sight seeing trip in the morning followed by a 2 PM business session at the Legion hall. Dinner at the New Finlen at 6 PM and a joint auxiliaries and Legion posts session at 8 PM at the barn.
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Legion
Butte
F. G. Lander
Silver Bow Post Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Silver Bow Post No
Veterans Auxiliaries Aim to Expand War Support Work
The auxiliaries have accomplished many uses for former fighting men and plan to widen their efforts today. District units face challenges in state hospitals as they expand beyond prior contributions.
Welfare Auxiliary Prepares for Child Welfare Work
The auxiliary plans discussions on improving care for vulnerable children across state War weirs. Attendees include Mrs A Green mate secretary Mrs C K Bow Mes Berry Mrs C B Sarab 1 Marsh Mrs Utamen Areatek Gniomt Mrs Pratt Mew D curry Mrs R Robinson Miss Boyd Mrs J Brady Mrs Boyd Mrs Marie Smith Mrs Dreamlea and Mrs Pat Swe ee. Largest elephant task on record is at the British spore Lagnie Leach 326% pounded.
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A. Green
C.K Bow
Mes Berry
B Sarab
Marsh
Utamen
Areatek Gniomt
Pratt
D.curry
R. Robinson
Boyd
J. Brady
Nation Pours Out Aid To Sufferers
Massive relief effort unfolds after the storm with government and Red Cross shipments. Governor Small tours the affected area promising statewide resources, while Chicago chambers, state agencies, and federations marshal funds exceeding 1.5 million dollars to Carbondale and Murphysboro. Relief centers in churches organize food, clothing, and medical support as burials and memorial services are planned.
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Red Cross
Iinois
Methodist
Hed Crom
Murphysboro
West Frankfort
Oday
Pital
Jomes
Rgankfort
Hed Cross
Ilinois
Murphyeboro
Carbondale
Chicago Chamber of Commerce
Ill
Illinois Chambers of Commerce
Ferdinand Kohl
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
American Farm Bureau
Tura
Money Returned Before Loss Known
A fragment reports money returned before its loss was known. The conversation references a boy and a juvenile court, noting the funds were held for the juvenile court and the owner. The wording suggests a specific case involving a young person and a financial matter under legal oversight.
Salesman Charged with Grand Larceny in Stock Sale
John A. Holm was charged with grand larceny yesterday in Justice Buckley’s court. Witnesses allege he sold mining stock for 100 dollars and did not turn in the money. The complaint was sworn by P. & Everett of Anaconda, and Ethel Lindberg, a railroad office clerk who bought the stock, was named as a witness.
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John A. Holm
Justice of Peace
Buckley
P. & Everett
Anaconda
Ethel Lindberg
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