Montana Bankers Hold Meet In Glacier National Park
Montana bankers gather at Glacier National Park for the 22nd annual Montana Bankers association convention. T. O. Hammond of Helena delivers the president's address predicting continued prosperity while noting farmer challenges. C A Rasmussen discusses taxation and reforms. W Irwin Glover outlines postal service cooperation. speeches by Melvin A. Taylor and F W Wise follow with a banquet scheduled that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Glacier
National Park
Glacier National Park
Mont
T. O. Hammond
Helena
Montana Bankers’ Association
J. E. Erickson
C. A. Rasmussen
Internal Revenue
District of Montana
Treasury Department
Congress
Mellon
Postal Department
W. Irwin Glover
Melvin A. Taylor
Chicago
American Bankers Association
F. W. Wise
Washington
Syracuse boy linked to South American murder case
Phillip Knapp, once a top student from Syracuse, is pursued in connection with the murder of Louis Panella, a Mineola taxi driver. A traumatic head blow in the Andes after a Pacific Navy cruise left him with lasting brain injury and altered behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Phillip Knapp
Louis Panella
Mineola
Young Knapp
Syracuse University
Navy
Pacific
South America
Knapp
Local Showers Ease Heat Wave Across East
Local showers arrived in Chicago on Saturday easing a heat wave that had gripped the east of the country. Chicago hit a 93 degree peak by 4 pm before a storm reduced temperatures, while Des Moines recorded about 100 degrees.
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Chicago
Rockies
Middle West
Des Moines
Heat wave claims lives and scorches crops across the Midwest
The day saw temperatures from 90 to above 100 across Minnesota and the Dakotas with several heat prostrations. Ellsworth Minnesota logged 104 and Omaha 95 with no deaths, while Cincinnati reached 93 producing one death. An unidentified man died in Omaha after the heat reached 98 degrees.
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Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minnesota
Dakotas
Ellsworth
Minn
Pipestone
Twin Cities
Duluth
Omaha
Neb
Local notes recount hot day and garden work in Reed Point
Reed Point residents report haying in full swing as crop conditions remain good after a 107 degree heat in the shade. The column lists travels and visits by Farr and Fijelde, Newman, Lamb, Walker, Campbell households, and others touring Yellowstone Park and nearby towns, plus a postoffice inspector’s stop and various family visits and relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Marshall
Messrs
Farr and
Fijelde
Big Timber
A. W. Newman
Yellowstone Wonderland
Bergetta Peterson
Walker
Bill Brown
Yellowstone Park
Lester Morris
Wm. L. Morris
Lester
Casper
Wyo
West
Roy Lester
Gien
Hurdsfield
N. D
East White Beaver Country
Lewistown
Mont
Beauty worker visits Big Timber area crowd at circus
Mrs. George Johnson provided beauty services to locals during a Saturday outing. Attendees from the circus era included the Murphy and Marshall families, Mrs. Brumfield with children, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. DeFrance and sons, Frazee, Guthries, and several others forming an auto tour party that toured Yellowstone Park before traveling to Livingston.
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George Johnson
Big Timber
Frank Murphy
T. W. Marshall
Jake Wagner
A. P. Brumfield
Frank Miller
Sam DeFrance
Chester Frazee
Alice Glen’ Moore
Lucille
Gail Guthrie
Sinnee Seay
Roy Lester
Hi Manow
Oscar “Moler
Pearl
Carpeeter
Doris
Moler
Frank
DeFrance
Art’ Best
Yellowstone
Park
Artis
Ira Goddard
Kenneth
Livingston Overland
Floyd
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Hammond
H. P. Mooney
Boulder River
Club
East
Reed Point
Florsheims
Athletic Union
Kaynee
India
Ford
Lacklen
J. J. Lacklen CO
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