Heflin Accused Against Smith Hearings Include Klan Payments
Senate committee heard that total known presidential campaign outlays reached 653756 dollars for 14 candidates led by Hoover 348342.61 and Smith 2100 006 52 while Heflin denied Klan payments for lectures. Witness Zumbrunn testified state Klan groups paid 150 to 22 ½ dollars per speech and could not confirm recent Winston-Salem or Smith attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank O. Lowden
Willis
Ohio
Senator Reed
Missouri
Senator Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
Heflin
New York
Senate
Hoover
Smith
Matty
Ku Klux Klan
William Zumbruni
National Klan Organization
Sio
Zumbruns
Var
Snell
House Rules Committee
House of Representatives
New Yorker
Zumbriam
Steiner
Klan
Oregon
Zumbraum
National
Joe Huffington
Indianapolis
Ralph W. Hoyt
Des Moines
James W. Colescott
Columbia
Amos W. Duncan
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
N.C
Zumbrunn
Duncan
United States
Mexico
Markley
Kentucky
N. C
News and Observer
Winston-Salem Journal
North Carolina
Barkley
James EK. Watson
House
Watson
New York State
Republican Committee
Senator Barkley
Alfred E. Smith
Mr. Watson
al Smith
Tammany Halls
Commissioners Proceedings June 4 1928 Descriptions
The Board of County Commissioners met June 4 1928 at 10 a.m. in regular session with G A Leasby Theo T Olson Everett Farr and W A Conwell present. Minutes approved and numerous claims examined with warrants ordered drawn for courthouse road and public aid expenses. The offer to lease county land from W W Young not accepted. land leased to Stub Myers through June 1 1929 for 25.00. Adjourned to June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dune
Board of County Commissioners
A. D
G. A. Leasby
Theo. T. Olson
Everett Farr
W. A. Conwell
Fand Jerome Williams
Soprics
Petty
C. A. Bishop
S.C. Bailey
A. Whitney Car Hire
Laura M. Connolly
Imperial Carbon Co
E. H. Amick
Arannin
W. Amick Transcript
Mary Michels Stone. Co. Afty
D. W. Highbie
J. Gallagher
Court House
G. L. Thorson
James H. Wick
Pearl Thompson
Frank Larsen
Casper D. Graff
T. S. Lavold
Cook
Inga Solberg Assig. Co
Jackson B. Hieds
Eapers
McKinney Poor
Nh. S. Weller
A. B. Par
Kate Ityan
Cad Hausserman
F. Simms
Churchill & Amery
Roe
Mary McVey
Josephine Peterson
R. F. Craughton
Siegen Acceed Gaey Son Sabinthant
Eliza Harper
Pratt
al McComb
Berg
Jack Harper
Amer
J Miller Lumber
Wee Eevee
O. Sisman
D. A. Lowey
Gopher
Kellogg Mere
Gopher Psoe Ee
Scheuber Drug Co
W. W. Young
Cynthia FE. Hartman
Stub Myers
Reed Point Notes From Laurel to Memorial Day Gatherings
Local notes report visitors from Laurel, Livingston, and Dillon over Decoration and Memorial days. A new General Electric refrigerator is installed at Reed Point Trading Co. Community members travel, socialize, and attend services in Columbus and Missoula. A large boy born to the Bare family. Curtis Adams elected district bankers secretary-treasurer. Henry Smith dies at 79. funeral held at Evangelical church with community tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Roberts
Park City
Reedpoint Trading Co
General Electric
Vinton Guthrie
Livingston
S. H. Bare
Ira Thurman
Laurel
Elmer Moler
June Murray
Alice van Campen
Ghas. Bare
Dr. Payne
Colmbus
Margaret Boyles
Candis
Seattle
Selina Johnson
Virgil West
Fishtail
Mabel Sheard
George Decency
Jordan School
Ogden Haynes
Galesburg
Oscar Moler
Mont
Tommy Marshall
Ray Winthers
Uillings
Boulder
Curtis Adams
Gillings
Catherine Deeney
Dillon
T. Deeney
Ada Evenson
Merril
Carol
Billings
Jake Wagner
Fred Brown
Henry Evenson
Opal
Gladys Rash
Chester
Irve Hash
Missoula
Carl Mysse
Ko, Stritch
Wilsall
Occident Elevator Co
Kewanee
Soldier Boys Memorial Library Club
Albert McElroy
Handel
Jack Frazee
James Henry Smith
Rockville
Missouri
Montana
Helle Martin
Lloyd
Beverly
Butler
Frazee
Reed Point
Mr. Smith
Christian Church
Evangelical Church
H. S. Tool
Ambrose Hrumfield
Sam McFrance
George Herrie
E. J. Smith
Frank Har
Helen Wills Wins French International Crown in France
Helen Wills defeated Eileen Bennett 6-1 6-2 to add the French International hard courts title to her English and American championships. Henri Cochet won the men's singles, beating Nene Lacoste 5-7 6-3 6-1 6-3 to become champion of France and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auteuil
France
America
Helen Wills
Henri Cochet
Prince Gonsort
England
Miss Wills
Cochet
Eileen Bennett
Nene Lacoste
United Bee
European star Bennett falls to American in tennis clash
The Blacks Miss Bennett, once hailed as Europe’s best woman player, succumbs to the hard hitting American. Bennett fails to score more than three games as Miss Wills previously did, while Wills achieves a straight set win with 12 games. Cochet wins after dropping the first set, then increases pace and angles to trap Lacoste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bennett
Europe
Miss Wills
Cochet
Lacoste
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Commissioners
Stella M. Lavold
Goldier
Shipton
COL Supe
Ceeteneree
Ghas
Nicholson
A. G. Jahe
Benj. H. Daggett
Saessennatenveens
McCracken & ‘Henry “Supplies
Arthur Kerr
Carl Bachman
George McKelvey
CG. E. Busse Services Co
Surveyor
Sam J. Solberg
A. T. Ellison
Lata Boo Apt
Theo
Fr. Olson
Yesterass Apse
E. L. Kepler Shop
Ted Kepler
Robt. Johnson
Bray
Frank Murray
Willard McComb
Bert Murray
Wilfred Thomason
Wm. Sloan
Morris Tronrud
Chas. Sloan
A. L. Berg
Sam D. Solberg
Frank G. Berrie
Gibson
Carl Imlay
Chas
McComb
B. Price
Peter Work
McDonnell, Jr
Sloan
HE. Anderson
Sam Asman
Donald Rash
A. H. Arneson
Ww. Thomason
Pete Schiltz
Pat “McComb
A. Ellison
G. M. Parker
Wade AD
G. M. Ellison
Bailey Hardware
Northwestern Auto Supply Co
Seseer
Russell
Sekman & Snyder
Ft. Patterson
Witten Battery Station
Kellogg Merc. Co
Mountaineer Welders Pepeits Co
L. F. Douthett “Co
Aka Ag
Yay Lumber Co
Billy Boyles
Art Austin
Messrs. and
Mesdames Melvin
Id Olson
Lan
Arthur Neumann
John Rash
Beverly Smith Lloyd Smith
J. J. Gallagher
Jock Watt
Ted
B. Detroit
Coupee Brothers
Victory
Qiffere
Ola
Lee
Chong
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