Freshmen enrollment at Joo College rises for autumn term
Official enrollment reports show 360 freshmen, a record for the institution, with a notable rise in women students approaching parity with men. Transfers to Bozeman and housing plans surrounding downtown might affect the campus environment and study hours. Classroom work begins September 24 amid faculty reductions due to funding cuts.
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Army airmen map all national parks from the air
Capt A W Stevens and Li r A Macready of the United States Army Air Service completed birdseye surveys over Glacier Park and other western national parks. They have flown about 10 000 miles and expect 15 000, planning 3 000 views to form a complete panorama for the National Park Service and future exhibitions.
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Montana Supreme Court hears Griggs disbarment case
Helena Sept 15 A recommendation to dismiss disbarment proceedings against Victor T Griggs Havre attorney was made by referee W T Pigott The referee finds the accused did not commit perjury or induce witnesses The accused testified in his own defense and his explanations were reasonable and credible The case hinges on four witnesses whose testimony the referee found unreliable
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White House Cook Plans Marriage To Chauffeur
Margaret Carr, a White House cook and recent arrival from Ireland, announced from Swampcott plans to marry Jerry Shea, the chauffeur for Frank W. Stearns, a close presidential associate, after meeting him this summer at a presidential circles gathering.
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Minstrel show draws full house at Broadway
Richards and Pringle minstrel pleased a full house with one of the best colored minstrel performances seen on the road. The company offered varied acts, unusually good voices, and a lively finale. Also notes Chicago explores music as crime prevention with Mayor Dever studying European models.
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Mail routes opened as post office dept invites bids
Washington reports eight new air mail routes opened for bidding by the post office department. President Coolidge faces criticism from reclamation farmers blamed on Congress. A new U S trade balance of eight million dollars is recorded for August by the commerce department. Coolidge shows willingness to hear pardon arguments for former Governor Mc Cray of Indiana. Presidential aircraft board members to have free hand in witness summoning and procedure. Coolidge declines retirement of Rear Admiral J K Robinson. In Dubuque Iowa, fingerprints on John Daly do not match those of Dutch Anderson, after inspectors compared evidence. Federal agents sent by Rush D. Sims mons follow the Daly lead. A $60,000 fund raises to buy immunity for Druggan, prompting a federal grand jury probe. Anthony Sheridan shoots Madeleane Clearwater Montgomery and then kills himself, motive jealousy suspected. Mrs Montgomery critically injured.
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