Colleges Welcome Montana Graduates From 1928 Class
A long roster lists graduates and attendees across many colleges. Names span Montana institutions such as Missoula Dillon Bozeman and Helena, plus California Oregon Washington schools and others including University of Montana Montana State College Gonzaga and Stanford. The document shows class of 1928 graduates and prior alumni continuing studies across multiple programs and states. It notes many individuals from Dillon, Missoula, Butte, Bozeman, Helena and other locations among extensive college affiliations and universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University At
Mistoule
Thobes Dorward
State Normal Co
Jon
Marion Dingle
Uifornia
Berkeley
Catherinton
State Normal College
Thelma Jacobson
State University
Missoula
George Jackson Jr
State College
Boseman
Una Kunkel
Intermountain Union College
Helena
Mary Martin
Rosary College
Chicago
Gite
Oregon Agricultural Coliva
Mary Shearon
Sate Ily
Misoula
Elizabeth Aine Fe Normal College
Heseman
Marvel Barnes
University Denver
Eugene Boyes
School of Mines
Buiter Hicture Peskissions
St. Charles College
Herbert Purdue University
Indiana
Francis Hartlett
Martin Coonan
Uni
Southern California
Low Dental College
Henry Gardiner
State
John Grant
Phil Gallagher
Gonaga
Spokane
Wash
Wilton Johnson
State, College
Bozeman
Richard Kelly
Francis Kiely
James Charles Cote
Joseph Keane
Arlad
Oregon Agricultural
Tom McGarthy
University of Montana
John McCarver
Oregon Agricultural College
Janes McGinty
Gonzaga
Hugh Nuckols
University of Washington
Seattle
Ward Reynolds
Anna ‘Thomas
Lillian Barry
June Burke
Mildred Gilchit
Tatermountain
Union ‘College
Len’ Rally
New York
Robert Abbott
Truman Man
Cincinnati Conservatory of ‘Music
Royse Clayton
Ted Fulmer
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Cal
Harry Harrity
Huxene Murphy
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Joe McGeorgetown
Wash D. C
Myles Thomas
Montana
Charles Conley
Gladys Ulrich
Washington State ‘College
Pullman
Jorle MacRae
University of Sout
Washington or Pittsburgh Pirates Vying in Big Series
Local readers weigh in on the 1919 World Series between the Washington club and the Pittsburgh Pirates. Fans and officials name Washington or Pittsburgh as favorites, citing pitching, infield strength, and veteran performers as decisive factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bael Bluugen
Appea
Washington
Johnson
Coveleskie
Lea Regan
Bucky T
Pittsburg
John Weaver
W.D. Horgan
Les Jesse Newman
Barney Dreyfus
Charley Joyce
Pitsbury
Pillsbury
Haviland
Glamon
Tom Castle
Madiponlap
Thomas Fox
Egislature
Driscoll
Telescope Spy Case Drives Divorce Filing in New York
An affidavit from Albert B Hockey describes a Brooklyn court hearing about Pat Somer set English actor and his wife Bertha Gallagher with alleged telephoto spying from a Hollywood telescope. The affidavit links a bungalow raid on August 14 with Gallagher abducting details as Somerset was found in pajamas in Gallagher’s boudoir in Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Pat Somerset
Hollywood
Cal
Brooklyn’ Court
Albert B. Hockey
Anthony” Richard
Skeet
Naga
Somerset
Bertha Martin Gallag
Hockey
Gallagher
Gallagher Hooley
Mia
Roosevelt Hunters Return With Rare Trophies
In Simla India on Sept 38 Col Theodore Roosevelt and his brother Kermit led the Jans Simpson Roosevelt Field museum expedition to Chinese Turkestan. A wireless from Kashgar reports success in Tian Shan hunts yielding giant ibex papati goltered Kazelle mountain sheep bears sablein re and 600 bird and small mammal skins, with several new specimens likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Simla
India
Tian Shan Range
Theodore ‘Roosevelt
Kermit
Kashgar
Chinese Turkestan
Tian Shan
Elks of Anaconda Warmly Greeted Winter Garden Program
Anaconda Elks welcomed a large crowd Monday night as the Winter Garden orchestra and entertainers led an entertainment program at the temple. Ernest Loomis arranged the troupe, with the Winter Garden staff handling dancing and stage features. Crowds packed the temple booths and stairways as the evening offered a superb Anaconda showcase with Hen?ington Orchestra music and a line of acts including Otto Kretzer, Low Roedecker, Rex and Larson, Fred Manson and his bear, and Margaret McMann among others. Chairman Chi Nevin predicted 20,000 attendees over five days, a forecast that seemed to grow as crowds returned nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Garden
Elks
Ernest Loomis
Anaconda
Booth
Ganc
Otto Kretzer
Low Roedecker
de Lode Terry
Rex
Larson
Fred Manson
Bear
Princes Marshall
Maine
Margaret McMann
Louise Colvin
Dorothy Matthews
Romay
Howard
Tessie
Chi Nevin
Duke” Schroeder
League of Nations Endorsed by Parliament Union Conference
The twenty third conference of the Inter Parliamentary union endorsed the League of Nations and Pan American union efforts to codify international law. It adopted a declaration of rights and duties of nations and directed a study to prevent wars of aggression. The resolutions pave the way to discuss armament reduction at the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-Third
Inter Parliamentary Union
League’ of Nations
Pan- American Union
Annual US funeral costs exceed three hundred million
Chicago reports that the United States buries about 30,000 deceased annually. Leroy C Dunn of Des Moines estimates each funeral at about 200 dollars, totaling roughly 336,000,000 per year. The remark came during an address before a national group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Leroy C. Dunn
Des Moines
Dann
Belgium
Butte Post Office Upgrades Sorting and Lighting
The Butte post office undertakes upgrades to improve mail sorting with new movable work lights and reorganized racks. Improvements include higher capacity sorting, reallocation of chandeliers to the warehouse, and a faster canceling machine to speed handling. The changes aim to reduce delays and encourage early Christmas mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr
Brimacombe
Clarke
Gittuse
Sandie Ower Sidres
Butte
Hutte
Troy
N.Y
Father Ventursonn
Postoffice
Second Cave-in Halts Rescuers at Churchill Tunnel
A second cave-in disrupted efforts to clear debris in the Churchill tunnel of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway at Richmond, trapping three men earlier. No one was inside the new break, but debris removal slowed work. Also, former French premier Herriot is seriously ill at his Lyons home from lung congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
New York State
Tr Butle
Brimacombe
Great Northern
Associated Prose
Richmond
Churchill Tunel
Chesapeake & Ohio
Merriot
Associated Press
LYONS
France
Herriot
Painleve
Lost item ad prompts owner to advertise
A fragmented note advises finding a valuable on the street and fearing to use it. It mentions waiting for ads in the Classifieds Lost and Found column in the Standard to see if the owner posts that the valuable has been lost and all go by without action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commissariat of Education
Soviet Federation
Standard
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Iacono
Anaconda High School
Allen’s
Jimmie
Hike
Denny Sullivan
Pittavurg
Washington Gang
Martin Meyer
Werten
Jere Murphy
ED Lee
Pirates
Uty
Ilene M’carth Uty
Denny Driscoll
George Brennan
McKechnie
Pjerry Kelly
Sheriie
Pri Rimbolien
Nick A. Rotering
Luis Washington
Con J. Kelly
Stanley
Harrie
Jon Bruney
Neo
Harry Hamilton
Charlie
Coveleskia
Ke Kood
Harris
Mr. Johnson
Pittsburgh
Abe Cohen
Tike
Russel Eberstein
Pirat Charley Kelsey
Dick Brimacombe
Pitoning
Roosevelts
Elks OF Anaconda
League OF Nations
Carsdale
Young
Selz
Wein
Mites City
Miles City
St. Paul
Rocky Mountain and
Plateau
Rocky Mountain
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