Immigration law changes probable across border
Secretary Kellogg said he would discuss frontier policy with the Canadian minister and study changes to ease border difficulties. He noted non native Canadians with crossing privileges face quotas and pledged to seek extended visa access beyond November 30 if needed, with sympathetic consideration from the labor department.
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Page
Kellogg
Sywich
Canada
United States
Congress
Department of Labor
Labor
Kellogswald
Ringling Woman's Club Ends Season With Finale
Ringling May 29 The Ringling News Woman's Club held its closing function at Mrs Henry Foster's home. Eighteen members dined at a long table decorated with red carnations and candles. After luncheon a short play The Grapes Hang High was performed by four members. The club will suspend meetings for the summer. Members present included Mrs J P Harden Mrs J P Donovan Mrs James Te Seeley Mrs S B De Long Mrs Barrow Mrs T P Kerr and others from Ringling White Sulphur Springs and Livingston.
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J. P. Donovan
James Te Seeley
S. B. de Long
Barrow
T. P. Kerr
Plumb
Henry Foster
Stuart Parke
Higgins
Alva J. Vinton
George Pitman
Dewey Kuhnes
Rolla J. Copp
B. B. Siegfried
William P. Schuyler
Henry Sartain
White Sulphur Springs
Fred Potter
Alfred Meyers
Livingston
Massive Montana Snow Disrupts Rail and Power Lines
A historic storm blankets western Montana with up to three feet of snow, crippling the Great Northern and Milwaukee routes from Butte to Great Falls. Rock slides and washed bridges halt trains near Hardy and Belt Creek, while hundreds of power and telephone lines fail, stranding crews and delaying repairs as streets flood and residents brace for continued heavy snowfall. Damaged Montana Power lines and stalled telegraph service strand Butte, Helena, and surrounding towns, with officials racing to restore connections and utilities amid difficult roads and ongoing weather.
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Georgetown Lake
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Nto Butte
Great Northern
State
Butte
Helena
Hardy
Great ‘Falls
Helen
Mountain States Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Remneas
Silver Bow Creek
George McPherson
McPherson
Western Union
Silver How
Butte Electric Railway Company
Montana
Great Falls
Montana Street
Harrison Avenue
Montana Power Company
M. J. Buck
Ennis
Hebgen
Wallen
Cedar Hill
Buck
Hutte
Cascade
Miski River
Billings
Milwaukee
Belt Creek
Lewistown
Great
Great Falle Sunday Night. No. 117 From Lewistown Had To Return To Highwood
Belt Hill
Great’ Northern
Kansas City
Cutbank
Cantankerous Sermon Prompted by Provoked Lady
The Scots dislike manuscript preaching and a lively incident occurred when a preacher finished his sermon and quipped about enlarging the topic. An elderly gallery patron retorted in broad Scots, "You canna, you,canna, ye are doon, and ye know it."
Amons dies after on duty accident in Alberton
Alberton remembers Clarence C Amons of Francisco who died in an Alberton area accident after being injured at 6 45 PM in Southern Pacific yards and dying at midnight He is survived by his father lone Amons of Alberton brother Frank in San Francisco mother Mrs May McLaughlin of Portland Ore his wife and two sons Marie and George in Alberton Also noted are local social events and notices from May 29 19XX including visits by residents and a school auditorium production The piece reflects community obituaries and local happenings around Alberton and Missoula Montana
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Alberton
Clarence C. Amons
Francisco
Southern Pacific
Amon
California
Lone Amons
Frank
San Francisco
May. McLaughlin
Portland
Ore
Marie
George
San
Ruth Fullerton
Charles
Audtorium
Italy
Kistpore
John Diteheler
Sherman
President gets new initiation.
The telegram from the commercial club invites dignitaries to a major summer opening at Gallatin gateway and Yellowstone park. A proposed itinerary includes patriotic meetings in Helena on June 16 and travel through Cody to the Black Hills, with Ferguson signing as Montana Association of Commercial Organization president.
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Commercial Club
Cal
Washington
D. C
Milwaukee Railroad
Gallatin Gateway
Yellowstone Park
Helena
Yellowstone
Black Hills
Cody
Montana Association of Commercal Organization
William G. Ferguson
Independence Day Outing Planned by Western Montana
A three day Independence Day gathering organizes tent camping on Meiat Islands with a tent city, beds and blankets provided, guests providing towels sheets and pillows. Meant for beach fires only with prepared wood, there will be a community supper and a business meeting. Activities include singing, a patriotic address by John G Brown, then games and races.
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Re Hodge Navigation Company
Nas
Meiattlands
C.M. Biens
Djallapell
Glen ‘A. Ginith
Pricen
Isiana
Wil Munity
Montana
John G. Brown
Helena
Streets in Hamilton to be paved this summer
Hamilton council approved paving plans for streets to be paved this summer with Portland concrete or bituminous surfaces. Engineer to oversee surveying and plans, three crew schedule, meeting set in June to finalize details.
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Hamilton
Eat
Pour More Parishes Under Flood Waters
May 29 report from New Orleans notes about half of four parishes in the flood zone were inundated as water spread toward the Gulf of Mexico. Residents clung to homes or waited along levees fed by Ned Stow boats. An estimated 340 square miles were underwater from Mecren on the Atchafalaya east bank, northwest of New Orleans.
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Orleans
Louisiana Sugar Bowl
Gulf of Mexico
Alseady
Mecren
Atchafalaya
New Orleans
Violent Deaths Meted Across Several Incidents
Multiple tragic events are reported including a Jerseyville freight collision killing two Metuchen students and injuring twelve, a double murder on the Ohio River, a bus crash on Broadway injuring many, plus a tornado in Arkansas that kills a child and injures several others.
Mailways Bradley Kills Son Then Ends His Own Life
Police report a father named Bradley, 48, shot his 15 year old son Arthur as he slept and then shot himself in the brain. Authorities believe an accident three months ago left his mind unbalanced.
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Mailways Maaradiey
Arthur
Hen
Bradley
British Break Not Surprised To Soviet
Moscow May 29 Associated Press Maxim Litvinov former Soviet ambassador notes he is not surprised by Britain severing relations as Conservative China policy defeat prompts diversion against the Soviet Union He denies charges of violating the trade pact calling accusations forged and false.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Maxim Litvinoff
London
Russia
China
Two Pall to Death in Spokane Airplane Crash
A Spokane area crash killed pilot Buell Felts and passengers Thomas St Rogers and his wife, after the plane took off from Parkwaterfield near Spokane and plunged into a road. Rogers and his wife recently moved from San Antonio to a cabin at Opportunity. Felts, with 11 years of flight experience, trained at Kelly Field, Texas, where Rogers met him.
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Associated
Spokane
Thomas St
Rogers
Opportunity
Wash
Buell Felts
Felts
Parkwaterfield
San Antonio
Texas
Kelly Field
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Ringling News Woman's Club
Peking
Howider Hill
Tunnel No. 9
Dilion
Hedgen
Lewiston
Ana
Ross
McGrew
Antana Jack" Sullivan
Eltvate
Felock
Tutte
Mong
Continental Divide
Sheridan
Dilton
Lindbergh
Hel
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Alberton News
Clarenge Amons
Coolidge
Melita — Island
Asbury Park
N.J
Jerseyville
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Metuchen High School
Jull Berelk
Henry Letson
Broadway
238Th Street
Ossining
Mallway
Joseph Kiernan
Brooklyn
Fornado
Aragould
Ark
Here
Lawrence Faulconer
Karl Faulconer
Ethel Roe
Reba Tobbs
Mis. Robbs
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