Lions Convention Schedule for June in Big Timber
The Lions club outlines a two day program for June 12 and 13 with registration at Grand Hotel and varied events at the high school auditorium Masonic Hall and theaters. Notable speakers include Mayor P O Leary James Griffin Irving L Camp and Henry J Myers with performances by Dor man Kellogg Pearl Ross and Jessica Caulkins. Two hundred visitors expected. townspeople asked to provide lodging.
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Grand Hotel
High Schoo Auditorium
America
Montana
Lir Richard J. Olson
V. P. Eastma
P. O'Leary
James Griffin
Ghinook
Big Timber Club
J. A. Lowry
Dorman Kellogg
Herbert Peat
Great Falls
Lion Olson
Masonic Hall
Parker Hastings
Billings
T. W. Carolan
Pearl Ross
Irving L. Camp
Chicago
Jessica Caulkins
F. F. Haynes
Forsyth
W. A. Mitchell
Big Timber Lions
Governor’s Hall
Henry L. Myers
Montana Supreme Court
Lion
W. W. Barton
Lion Butler
Jesse Lacklen
Hunters Hot Springs
International
Henry J. Myers
Memorial To Women Of World Launched In Washington
President Coolidge head of the Red Cross laid the cornerstone for a new World War memorial in Washington. The marble building, near the Red Cross, honors Civil War women and features a Greek styling. Chief Justice Taft presided. Luce and Mabel Boardman spoke. Davis delivered acceptance. Coolidge placed the first mortar and a copper box with ceremony records was inserted.
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Washington
Coolidge
Red Cross
Taft
Luce
Massachusetts
Mabel Boardman
National Red Cross Society
Memorial Fund Committee
Davis
War Department
Conlidge
Aitken Joins Race For Montana Chief Justice Post
Walter Aitken of Bozeman former Montana Bar Association president and State Press association secretary filed as a Democratic candidate for chief justice of the Montana supreme court. He has 22 years in Gallatin County practice and is active in the legal community.
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Helena
Mont
Walter Aitken
Bozeman
Montana Bar Association
Montana Supreme Court
Aitken
Gallatin County
Stanley Seearee
Ronan
Montana
Flathead
Department of the Interior
Washington Bureau
George Bourquin, Jr
Butte
Ife
E. Pat Kelly
Livingston
Ella Crowley Rowland
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Walker B. Carvoll
Belmont Holbrook Sentenced in Rape Case in District Court
Belmont Holbrook pleaded guilty to statutory rape for living with Hallie Evelyn Ward and received a two to four year sentence in the state penitentiary with potential parole after one year. The district court also handled liquor-to-minor charges against Ed Franklin Edward Strub and John Kremper, with bond set for later proceedings. Additional civil and probate actions were recorded, including foreclosures, guardianship orders, and estates, in the same session.
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H. J. Miller
Belmont Holbrook
Hallie Evelyn Ward
Helena
State Penitentiary
Ed Franklin
Edward Strub
John Kremper
Kremper
R. H. Wiedmen
Fanklin
Strab
Nwo
Mr. Wiedman
C. W. Campbell
E. F
H. Wiedman
Jesse C. Moaldeceased
Motte Gerblag
William F. Roberts
Democratic chairman says neutrality in Wheeler primary
Butte Montana June 4. Chairman W W McDowell of the state democratic central committee says it is not his province to decide who is a Democrat. He argues the chairman should stay neutral among candidates in the primaries and focus on rebuilding party strength and harmony so nominees can be elected in November.
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Butte. Mont
W. W. McDowell
State Democratic Central Committee
B. K. Wheeler
Democratic State Central Committee
Rankin enters Montana governor race in crowded primary
Wellington D. Rankin joined four Republicans in Montana's governor bid as filing reached 120 overall. Thirteen more candidates filed across offices including May Trumper seeking re election as state superintendent and J I Maury challenging for chief justice with slogan supporting humanitarian rulings. Continued on last page.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
EL. A. Foot
Wellington D. Rankin
United States
Montana Supreme Court
Jeanette Rankin
Congress
Rankin
J. W. Walker
Kalispell
State Board of Equalization
Lee Dennis
State Railroad Commission
W. J. Paul
Deer Lodge
State Senate
May Trumper
Superintendent of Public Instruction
William G. Lee Falls as Whitnay Wins at Convention
At the triennial convention in Cleveland William G. Lee 19 year president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen was voted out in a three year term defeat by A F Whitney who was elected secretary-treasurer Whitney started as a brakeman on the Chicago and North Western Whitney defeated Lee 496 to 462 for president one new officer seat was filled with Whitney succeeding Lee Lee's loss follows last year’s Railway Brotherhood turnover as William S Prenter also failed to retain the presidency of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Whitney age 55 cited health as a factor in the outcome
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Gleveland
William G. Lee
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
A. F. Whitney
Latt
Whitney
Brotherhood
Chicago & Northwestern
Lee
W. G. Anderson
Kansas City
Big Four
William 8. Prenter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Warren S. Stone
Alvaney Johnston
Sidewalks of New York Campaign in Houston for Convention
Houston acts as host for the democratic national convention with a civic campaign. Private homes will shelter overflow from hotels, and funds totalling 347000 in subscriptions have been raised. The city plans a 210000 note relief and 200000 municipal grant to complete a convention structure for 20000 attendees.
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Nouston
Tex
New York
Urazos
Houston
Democratic Party
Jesse H. Jones
Massachusetts Attorney General Readings Impeachment Advancing
A nine member special legislative committee unanimously recommends impeachment of Attorney General Arthur K. Reading for misconduct and maladministration. The report cites a $25,000 Decimo Club retainer and adverse actions affecting the United L A W Worcester settlement, while noting negligent custody of papers tied to tubercular cattle sales.
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Boston
Arthur K. Reading
House of Representatives
Senate
Decimo Club, Inc
New York
House
Reading
United L. A. W. Corporation
Worcester
Florida
Second Golden Spike Driven By N. P. At Brockway
Charles Donnelly president of Northern Pacific drives the second golden spike at Brockway Montana ending the Redwater branch project. The ceremony drew about 16000 spectators as Governor Erickson and Montana State College official M L Wilson praised the railway’s opening of 1 000 000 acres to settlement and promised westward extension when traffic justifies it.
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Northern Pacific
Redwater
Brockway
Jordan Country
Donnelly
J. E. Erickson
Redwater Valley
M. L. Wilsom
Montana State College
Browne
Montana Extension Service
Redwater Line
Mer
Hoover Inches Toward Nomination As Delegates Decide
Kansas City June 6 Herbert Hoover gains momentum as Republican committee rules favor his delegate contests leaving opponents concede a setback. A 96 vote Texas bloc solidifies Hoover support while Lowden and Coolidge backers mobilize. With the convention opening soon the draft Coolidge talk may influence the first ballot outcome and the farmers revolt adds to the uncertainty.
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Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Republican National Committee
Hoover
National Committee
Texas
Jone
Herbiet Hoover
Lowdon
Coolidge
White House
Lowden
Tlinois
Vigor
Baltimore
Indicted Windy City Man in Mail Robbery Conspiracy
Charles Wharton former congressman and former assistant state’s attorney and six others face federal indictments for the February Ever green Park mail train robbery. The scheme allegedly involved loot stashed at Wharton’s Beverly Hills home and later partially recovered. Several co defendants remain at large or have confessed while two suspects were killed by presumed intra gang violence.
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Cuicago
Charles
Wharton
United States
Evergreen Park
Chicago
Charles “Limpy
Cleaver
William Donovan
Frank Meccia
Lawrence O'Brien
Virgil Litsinger
John Flannery
Litsinger
Flannery
Ferenckes
Joliet Penitentiary
Beverly Hills
O'Brien
Donovan
Former Governor Sulzer Tells Campaign Inquiry Of No Knowledge
Washington June 4 The Senate campaign funds investigating committees received a blank when former New York Governor Sulzer testified that he had no personal knowledge of expenditures in the current presidential nominating race or any Smith related actions. The panel reviewed Hoover West Virginia spending with manager Woodyard, noting about 22 532 in total outlay, and Reed aide Herreld reporting under 1 000 spent to resolve delegate issues. no contributions or accounts by Herreld.
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Washington
Senate
William Sulzer
New York
Smith
Sulzer
Olaf R. Miller
Albany
Salzer
Miller
Hoover
West Virginia
Harry C. Woodyard
A.C. Herreld
Reed
Herreld
Mayor Trenerry of Billings Arrested in Lodging House Raid
Mayor Arthur Trenerry of Billings was arrested by federal prohibition agents at the Carlin hotel on a charge of violating the national prohibition act. He was released on bond after about an hour and a half in county jail, amid claims the raid was a setup by alleged buyers and bootleggers.
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Billings
Arthur Trenerry
Carlin
Montana Avenue
Hhe
Mr. Trenerry
Arthur Barth
Trenerry
Lncal Prohibition
C. A. Meyers
United States
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Ida P. Moore
State of Montana
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Ethel K. Steensland
Lloyd Stokes
Sam Goodman
Elof Sandem
Jessie F. Evans
Henry F. Dean
Edward F. Decker
Wheeler
Governor’s Place
J. I. Maury
State Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
S. CG. Ford
Supreme Court
Alfred Anderson
Miles Cavanaugh
Frank Hf. Cooney
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