Longworth Funeral Held in Cincinnati for House Speaker
National leaders attended the Cincinnati funeral of Nicholas Longworth former speaker of the house. President Hoover Vice President Curtis and congressional members paid tribute as Longworth, who died in his sixty first year after pneumonia, was buried at Spring Grove cemetery beside his father.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Nicholas Longworth
Spring Grove
Christ Episcopal Church
Henry Wise Hobson
Southern Ohio
Hobson
Aiken
D. C
South Carolina
Longworth
Grandin Road
Theodore Roosevelt, Sr
Ethel Roosevelt Derby
Archibald
Kermi
Roosevelt
Mildred Reeves
Veterans' Relief Acknowledged as Part of Deficit
Washington April 12. Chairman Wood of the house appropriations committee charged veterans relief expenditures with contributing at least 84 million dollars to the prospective 700 million dollar treasury deficit. He warned that if the Legion's National Commander O Neil plan is enacted the next fiscal year costs will exceed one billion dollars, increasing the deficit further. The current law shows total veterans relief outlays for 1931 at 9078 million.
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Washington
Wood
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury
O'Neil
American Legion
Short Session Of Court Held Here Yesterday
Probate matters dominated a court session led by Judge Berg in this city yesterday. Columbus hosts court today as Judge Berg returns Monday to hear State Farms Co versus Citizens State Bank et al. Dick Plagemeyer versus Claude G Mahoney et al decided for the plaintiff. The case concerns a 346 11 threshing bill. Mrs Carrie Blakeley received a 35 per month mother’s pension for four daughters under 16. P E Sekman named guardian for Harold Sekman, heir of Mary Pederson’s estate.
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Berg
Columbus
State Farms Co
Citizens State Bank
Dick Plaggemeyer
Claude G. Mahoney
Carrie Blakeley
P. E. Sekman
Harold Sekman
Mary Pederson
Chief Justice Hughes Celebrates Birthday
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes, at sixty nine, marked his birthday with work as the Supreme Court prepared to issue a lengthy list of opinions after a three week recess. Associates conferred at noon and a family dinner followed Saturday night.
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Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
Supreme Court
William Howard Taft
Montana Power Starts Work On Livingston Bozeman Gas Lines
Montana Power begins installing a distributing gas system in Livingston and Bozeman with mains and service ready by early 1932. The project, supervised by engineers, is worth between twelve and fifteen million dollars and will create local jobs through the summer. Belgrade votes on a gas franchise. Manhattan may follow next week.
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Montana Power
Livingston - Bozeman
Livingston Enterprise
Livingston
Bozeman
J. R. Kaiserman
Belgrade
Manhattan
Montana Power Company
Butte
Huying
Helena
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Big Timber
Sheepmen Meet Here Monday To Discuss Lamb Marketing Problems
A Montana meeting on lamb marketing education is set for Monday April 20 at 1 30 PM in Sweet Grass county High School auditorium. Speakers include Erle Racey Murray Stebbins and a Denver Co operative Marketing association representative. The program aims to boost lamb consumption noting low current meat usage and wide untapped market.
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Sweet Grass County
Erle Racey
San Angelo
Texas
Murray Stebbins
Montana Woolgrowers Association
Legge
Co-operative Marketing Association
Denver
United States
Judges Appointed For Special Election May 5
County commissioners named election judges for Sweet Grass county for the May 5 Referendum Measure No. 35 vote. The list includes Lavold No. 1 through McLeod No. 18 with judges at each polling place such as Lavold Anton Tronrud and A H Brannin, and Big Timber East Louise Ellingson Edna Cross Sam Solberg.
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Sweet Grass County
Lavold
Anton Tronrud
A. H. Brannin
Progress
E. W. Wagner
Anton Strand
Carmey
Geo. Smith
Nell McCarthy
Ray Yardley
Lucky Center
Joy A. McLane
W. O. Greene
G. F. Boddy
Melville
John T. Dunn
H. C. Reynolds
Thos. Anderson
Gibson
Bert Willard
Joseph E. Mitchell
Emery C. Jones
Wormser
Bert Plaggemeyer
J. A. Huyser
Dick Plaggemeyer
Glasston
Scott Baker
Anshelm Olin
Olga B. Tangen
Howie
Martha G. Rostad
P. B. Gottlob
Bud Hanson
White Beaver
Frank H. Mehlberg
R. H. Cunningham
R. B. Hiner
Big Timber East
Louise C. Ellingson
Edna B. Cross
Sam D. Solberg
Bess L. Kellogg
Gladys O'Leary
Big Timber West
Belle C. Shaver
Lena Whitney
Alva L. Lamb
Eva Leasby
Edna G. Beker
Springdale South
Carl Myrstol
Rachel
McKengzie
Edna Jarrett
Springdale North
Jake Morris
Tom Dooley
N. W. McKenney
Grey Cliff
Clarence Fintan Andres Forsythe
John Forster
Lower Bridger
Anna K. Bailey
Anton Krone
Frank G. Berrie
Upper Bridger
Carl H. Hausseerman
Oral T. Blankenship
T. B. Clark
Kent Lake
Carl Mysse
J D. Stritch
Dewey Rash
McLeod
al McComb
Ben B. Miles
Clarence Farnsworth
Senator Walsh to Return to Butte this Summer
United States Senator Thomas J. Walsh is expected to return to Montana before the end of June, according to the Butte chamber of commerce. The report ties his return to continued interest in Great Lakes inland waterway developments.
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Butte
United States
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Great Lakes
Great National Game Off To Good Start
In New York on April 14 1931 opening day crowds and strong performances preview a vigorous season. About 250000 fans attended eight games across both leagues with Yankees beating the Red Sox and Ruth homering, Cubs defeating Pirates at Wrigley Field, and Athletics and Cardinals winning tough battles to start the year.
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Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Wrigley Field
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Athletics
Washington
Cards
Cincinnati
Banks Make Good Showing Helena
Banks in Montana show strong results with total deposits reaching $657,936,943 at the close of business March 25 across 110 state and one private bank. Leaks and discounts add $31,680,430.50 while undivided profits stand at $1,187,113.
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Helena
Montana
Napoleon Ebert Funeral in Livingston Highlighted by G A R Ties
Napoleon Ebert died at his home in Livingston after a brief illness. Funeral services are set for Friday at St Marys church with Mt Calvary cemetery interment. He served in Civil War era units including the Fourth Wisconsin Cavalry and First Wisconsin scouts. He left a wife, two sons Oliver and Pat, and a daughter Mrs Ralph Kirscher.
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Napoleon Ebert
Ebert
Livingston
St. Mary’s Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Fourth Wisconsin Cavalry
First Wisconsin Special Scouts
Iowa Dairy Cattle Test Protests Rally Governing Officials
Tipton Iowa April 11 county farmers protest compulsory tuberculosis tests for dairy cows despite threats of state militia aid. After a Des Moines conference Governor Turner schedules talks with protest leaders to adjust grievances amid demands over test reliability indemnity and quarantine concerns.
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Tipton
Iowan
Cedar County
Des Moines
Dan Turner
Will of Harry W. Child Admitted To Probate
The Will of Harry W. Child was admitted to probate in district court yesterday by Judge W. H. Poorman after testimony was heard. The estate, valued at over $100000, includes realty and personal property. Child died February 4 in La Jolla California. The bulk of the property goes to his widow and his daughter and son in law William M Nichols. A son Huntley Child receives an annuity of 1800 per year until age 55 and cancellation of debts owed to his father. The estate is estimated at more than 1 000 000 by associates familiar with his enterprises.
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Huntley Child
Butte Church Wins Full Estate Of Local Painter
District Judge J. J. Lynch ruled the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America may inherit the entire estate of Olaf Hauge, a Butte painter. Hauge left about $12,000 to the church, denying his brother, a half sister and other relatives. The relatives challenged the will claiming Montana and Minnesota law issues. The decision could affect similar bequests under litigation.
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Butte
J. J. Lynch
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Olaf Hauge
Hauge
Minnesota
Montana
Selters Elected Pomona Police Judge Beats Hinman
John B. Selters, formerly of Big Timber and twice Sweet Grass county attorney, was elected Pomona police judge defeating Harry H. Hinman by about 700 votes as Pomona voters elected a new mayor and other officials. Selters writes that the role pays 150 dollars monthly and may involve frequent Los Angeles court work, with continued practice in local civil court up to 1,000 dollars. He plans to visit Big Timber again and recalls old residents and Boulder River fishing.
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John B. Selters
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Pomona
Calif
Selters
Board of Education
Harry H. Hinman
Hinman
Los Angeles
California
Pioneer
Big
Boulder River
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Pat
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Ralph Kirscher
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Butte Church
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