District Court Proceedings in Charley Blakeley Case
District Court session adjourned after the State of Montana charged Charley Blakeley with grand larceny for allegedly stealing a horse from W. M. Willman. Jury found him guilty as charged, sentencing him to one year in state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. MacFarlane
Claus Finstad
Alex Watson
Johan Norman
John Stone
A. M. Grosfeld
David Kinder
Knut Lavold
J. H. Butler
Harold Backen
Seth Platt
Jax. R. Widdicombe
Arthur Hart
Charley Blakeley
Hugh Franklin
Rn Harvey
Stanley Rand
Perry Blakeley
Fred Davidson
Wedding Details From Hardin Herald Report
The Hardin Herald revisits the March 19 Los Angeles ceremony of Miss Gaynor Patricia Knowles and Thomas Franklin Jr. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Knowles of Hardin, trained as a nurse after Hardin High School valedictorian, and the groom is a Los Angeles contractor. They honeymooned in Mission Bay Riverside and Arrow Lake and will reside at 2913 S Dalton St, Los Angeles, after March 30.
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Hardin Herald
Patricia Knowles
Hardin
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Los Angeles
Cali
Gaynor Patricia Knowles
Thomas Franklin, Jr
A. Knowles
Stix Timber
Franklin
Mission -Tan
Riverside
Arrow Lake
Cal
S. Dalton Street
Memorial entrance to honor Cy Gatton at Montana State College
The Gatton family donated a memorial football field entrance at Montana State College in Bozeman to honor Cy Gatton, a former Bobcat star and war aviator killed in action. Donors include Mrs. Barietta Gatton and Laura Gatton, with other supporters from Minnesota Iowa and Washington.
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Bozeman
Gatton
Montana State College
Cy Gatton
Alfred Atkinson
Barietta Gatton
Laura Gatton
Seattle
Wash
Bert Middleton
Iowa
Walter Gatton
Tonasket
Grizzlies
Missoula
Syracuse
Reebecats
Bobcats
Senate Votes More Money To Road Fund
The Dowell bill increases federal road aid from 375,068,00 to 125,000,000 over three years and raises the per mile limit from 15,000 to 25,000 in states building high type roads. The measure, approved by the Senate conference, speeds highway construction and requires state matching. AAA release lists state-by-state increases, including Montana 1,096,092 and Idaho 4,622,632.
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Washington
Senate
White Horse
American Automobile Association
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Millionaires' Rye Pool Takes Enormous Loss in Chicago
Providence financiers led a rye pool aiming to buy 15 million bushels and sell around 1.50 a bushel. Declining wheat and stock markets triggered a collapse as the May rye contract fell to around 4 1/2 cents, wiping out vast holdings and ending the effort.
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Chicago
Providence
Magrye
Board of Trade
Stephen C. Metcalf
John Nicholas Brown
Sheep Blaze Destroys 500 Ewes at Jack Johnson Ranch
A fire in the lambing shed on the Jack Johnson ranch near West Houlder destroyed about 500 sheep, with 300 rescued in time. Loss includes ewes and prospective lamb crop plus wool, estimated at 911,400, split among Johnson and Dr. G A Windsor of Livingston.
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Jack Johnson
West Houlder
Johnnson
G. A. Windsor
Livingston
Tate
Montana Plans Spring Wheat Reduction In 1920s Effort
Montana officials expect strong support for the Federal Farm Board plan to drop 2,000,200 acres of spring wheat and replant to barley, rye, flax and other crops. State conditions favor the shift as spring wheat acreage drops 6 percent from last year, with higher ram and feed needs prompting more hay and feed crops. Campaign organizers may extend into Montana to promote the plan though official details remain uncertain.
Secretary Wilbur Set to Decide Flathead Power Contract
Secretary Wilbur said he would dispose of contracts for the Flathead Montana hydro electric site within the next few days after a MT delegation conference. Rocky Mountain Power and Walter H Wheeler contend for the contract with possible 68000 to 100000 horsepower output at the first site, with terms tied to proposed figures.
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Washington
Wilbur
Teexlay
Flathead
Montana
Interior
Rocky Mountain Power Companys
Montana Power Company
Walter H. Wheeler
Minneapolis
Wheeler
Rocky Mountain Power Company
Interior Department
Senate Hears Almost Four Million Jobless
President William Green of the AFL testifies that 1,708,000 wage earners were unemployed in February, costing over 400 million dollars in pay. Senator Johnson will submit three Wagner bills for early enactment to create a long term public works planning commission with 130 million dollars, expand unemployment data collection, and form a federal unemployment agency. Wagner notes no opposition to the measures.
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Washington
Senate
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Johnson
California
Commerce Committee
Green
Wagner
New York
Income Tax Returns Not Disappointing as March Totals Soar
Washington reports March income tax collections exceed a half billion dollars signaling a possible surplus for the nation. Virtually complete figures show payments reaching 563,593,811.20 with corporations contributing none. Receipts are near the March 1930 level despite the stock market crash, indicating sustained business activity.
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Washington
Treasury
Cosima Wagner Dies at 92 in Bayreuth Germany
Cosima Wagner widow of composer Richard Wagner dies at 92 surrounded by daughters in Bayreuth. She was Liszt’s daughter and first married to Ilausz von Bucow then wed Wagner in 1863 and helped promote his works and Bayreuth festival. Her son Siegfried and daughter Eva survived her. Cremation planned with ashes placed beside Wagner’s tomb.
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Bayreuth
Germany
Isolde
Thobe
Eva
Frau Cosima Wagner
Batreuth
Siegfried
Milan
Frau Cosima
Franz Liszt
Ilausz von Bucow
Weimar
Richard Wagner
Wagner
An Wen
Patrol Seizes British Liquor Laden Boat Off Maine
The British two masted schooner Aramay carrying 80 cases of liquor was seized by a coast guard patrol off Maine. Thomas F. Finnegan said Aramay, a 55 ton net register converted yacht, has appeared on the customs suspect list since 1972. Co: Hiram J. Searles refused to identify the vessel or discuss capture details.
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Boston
Maine
Coast Guard
Thomas F. Finnegan
Finnegan
Hiram [J. Searles
Orly
Wis
French Lace Makers Protest New Tariff
In Calais on March 29 a silent procession of 38,000 demonstrated against the new American tariff measure. One third of the population marched while the rest filled streets in front of shops and cafes. the parade was quiet and no banners or shouts appeared. A delegation later urged the American consul to reiterate no hostility toward the United States, only fear for an industrial crisis.
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Calais
United States
Cosgrave Re-elected Irish Free State President by Dail
In Dublin and Minneapolis reports confirm William T. Cosgrave won reelection as president of the Irish Free State executive council. De Valera and OConnell opposed, with Labour and independents backing Cosgrave. De Valera said the republican party lacked votes to defeat the government.
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Dublin
William T. Congrave
Doit Eirenam Lnte
Eamonn de Valera
Casarave
Dail
de Valera
T. J. O'Connell
O'Connell
Gosgrave
Chicago
Sean O'Killy
Cosgrave
Co- Inanh Na Mgaedhal
Daniel Morrisey
Joseph Mongan
Minneapolis
Minn
William T. Cosgrave
Executive Council
Tto
Republican Party
Chinook Team Dominates Catholic Central in Chicago
Chinook, the Montana long passing squad, crushed Catholic Central 35 to 12 in Chicago's prep tournament. Overcast led scoring with 13 points as Proctor and Zimmerman followed with strong tallies. Sackett was ejected early. The Montana squad has won three straight.
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Chicago
Chinook
Montana
Catholic Central High
Fort Wayne
Ind
University of Chicago
Montanans
Proctor
Zimmerman
Hennigan
Joe Sackett
Kentuckians, Linsley reach third round in Kansas City tourney
Corinth Kentucky is a village of 240 people and Linsley Institute of Wheeling West Virginia upset Chinook Montana 35 to 20 and Spartanburg 8 to 22 to reach the third round. The two teams were the only ones to require a second round game as others had byes. Chinook could not break the stiff defense.
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Chicago
Corinth
Linsley Institute
Wheeling
W. Va
Kentuckians
Chinook
Walsh Bill Forces Pardon Acceptance
The senate passed Senator Walsh of Montana the bill mandating acceptance of government pardons. It seeks to compel witnesses to testify by removing immunity after pardon, introduced amid naval oil reserve lease prosecutions. It now goes to the house for action.
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Washington
Walsh
Montana
Senate
House
Legge Advises Crop Planting Be Reduced
CHICAGO March 31 A campaign to withdraw two million acres from spring wheat and plant substitute crops was launched after a conference between Alexander Legge head of the federal farm board and Dr John Coulter chief economist of the tariff commission. Coulter and James Howard will meet Minnesota and Dakota farm groups in Minneapolis to discuss substitution of flax barley rye oats alfalfa and sweet clover on the two million acres. The plan aims to reduce the spring wheat crop by about 16 percent to prevent a surplus and keep farmers from idling land by using other crops for export and soil benefits.
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John L. Coulter
Tariff Commission
James Howard
Farm Board
Minnesota
Dakotas
League of the Farm Board
Montana
Catin Aten
Chicago
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
John 4. Coulter
Coulter
North
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Dr. Coulter
Japan Accepts Tentative Naval Accord While Reserving Clarifications
Tokyo reports Japan instructs its London delegates to accept a tentative agreement limiting total naval tonnage to 366 900 amid controversy at home over eight inch gun cruiser ratios. The accord splits cruisers and subs by nation with American tonnage at 190 000 for eight inch cruisers and Japan at 168 408, and includes reservations on futureșiaries and a 1926 expiry with potential extension of the capital ship holiday.
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Tokyo
Japan
Great Britain
United States
France
Italy
Hamaguichi
America
Shidehara
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Thes. Noble
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J. N. Blankembaker
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WJ Hannah
H. Witen
Robert Rees
W. T. Bester
J. H. Trower
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Chas
Ewan
Roy Thurman
T. K. Tolhurst
George Tortan
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Providence Syndicate
Omaha
Kansas City
Helena
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Montana State Agricultural Department
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