NEA OLS Boosters Tour Last of May Amid Trade Drive
A fragmented account describes NEA OLS boosters planning a May tour from Minneapolis to multiple cities, promoting trade goods and broadcast coverage. It notes a Tuesday departure with stops in Forsyth Helena Bay and Bay City, plus discussions of funding, organization, and hotel reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA’ Ols
DU Tere
Milwaukee
Cantata
Coimwos
Winneapolis
Stor Mituri Te Chay ‘Savelers
Owendre Ige
Vy Forsyth
Helena
Bay
Nave Bo Oat
Minneapolis
Court Reverses Ruling in Ninth Case on Appeal
Higher court releases decision affecting multiple defendants in a noted ninth case. The retrial and errors were reviewed, with emphasis on prior judgments and defense arguments. Court remands for further proceedings as part of broader wartime legal adjustments.
Statewide primary results show Wood leading in precincts
Preliminary counts indicate Wood with a clear edge in a statewide vote. Results from 82 precincts show Wood ahead of opponents as totals tighten in final tallies scheduled tonight.
Livingston Thinks Of Pastor Park County News
The Rev L O Onerheim longtime pastor of the Norwegian Lutheran church at Big Timber resigns his Montana pastorates to take effect July 25. He will move to Madison Minnesota to lead two congregations and departs with his wife and six children after five and a half years in Big Timber. He was born in Iowa and educated at Lutheran institutions in Minneapolis St Paul and Northfield. He previously served Wilbur Washington state Kalispell and Big Timber Melville congregations and is regarded as a capable and popular minister who will miss Montana mountains and its rough people.
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Park County
L. O. Onerheim
Big Timber
Theo. Auberg
Minnesota Valley
Bergund
Clinton County
Iowa
Ilinois
Lutheran College and Seminary
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Northfield
Wilbur
Washington State
Kalispell
Mont
Melville
Onerheim
Montana
Senate Debates Peace Resolution to End All War
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee reported a substitute to end the war with Germany and Austria. The nine to six vote split along party lines with Republicans in favor and Democrats opposed. Lodge presented the resolution as Knox prepared to begin debate next week.
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Washington
Germany
Austria
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
McCumber
North Dakota
Shields
Tennessee
Senate
Lodge
Knox
State Conference Post Adjutants Endorse Soldier Bonus Bill
Glyde Davis attended a Montana state conference of American Legion post adjutants in Helena. The meeting endorsed the soldier bonus bill then before Congress and urged its passage by all eight Montana posts, with a resolution telegraphed to state senators and representatives. Percy Webb will represent the local post in future trainings.
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Glyde Davis
Helena
American Legion
Congress
Legion
Montana
Tornado Kills Fifty-One in Beggs Oklahoma
A tornado swept through Beggs and Cherokee County Oklahoma killing fifty-one and injuring about one hundred. Relief teams from nearby towns converge on the mud and wreckage as rescue work continues into the night.
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Muskogee
Okla
Beggs
Cherokee‘ County
Grove
Citizens oppose easy sentence in Watson bigamy murder case
Los Angeles May 5 The county grand jury was ordered convened to consider Walter Andrew Watson alleged bigamist murderer with expectation of murder indictment. Interviews with prominent citizens demand death rather than life for Watson who reportedly confessed to killing five wives. Investigations aim to place Nina Lee Delaney's murder outside Los Angeles county, possibly Imperial or San Diego, where no life-sentence recommendation has been made.
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Los Angeles
Walter Andrew Watson
The
Times
Watson
Nina Lee Delaney
Los Angeles County
Imperial
San Diego County
Sheriff recounts riot at Neversweat mine entrance
Sheriff J K O Rourke testified at the coroner inquiry into Thomas Manning's death that he twice ordered the mob to disperse before a shot was fired. He described 400 to 500 rioters, noting I W W organizer J S Embree defied arrest and that mine guards and deputies faced a volatile crowd seeking to block miners and engineers from the mine.
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J. S. Embree
O'Rourke
Embree
Billings
Butte
W. T. Stodden
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
John Berkin
Berkin
Fred
Old Pioneer Dies Over In Gallatin
C M Tate aged 87 father of Dee Tate and the late Wait Tate died at his Belgrade home Wednesday night at 9 30 from ailments of old age. Funeral in Bozeman today attended by Dee Tate Mrs Wait Tate and Violet Tate. Pioneer of Montana arriving in 1870 he engaged in cattle business until 1886.
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Park County
C. M. Tate
Dee Tate
Wait Tate
Belgrade
Bozeman
Violet
Gallatin
Treasure State
Montana
Baby Scalded To Death In Boiler
The three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bank of Muir died after noon yesterday from scalding when she fell into a wash boiler of boiling water at the home. She was removed quickly but died before reaching Park hospital. Funeral plans not announced. Body at Selby Undertaking parlors.
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Livingston
Joe Bank
Muir
The
Park Hospital
Rack
Selby
Civics Department Metting At High School Auditorium
The Woman's Club civics department held its annual open meeting in the High School auditorium with citizens invited. Officers led the program including songs by Mrs. Mervin Sell and readings on community needs, ordinances, and landscape gardening. Children performed May Pole dances and a garden song under city schools faculty, linking soil prep and garden beds to civic beautification.
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Civics Department
Woman's Club
Frank Henry
C. A. Caulkins
A. Knowles
C. N. Skillman
G. A. Deasby
Caulkins
France
Flanders Field
Meaica Weiber
Red Crees
Polat
Neary Whalen
Mite
Shri
Durward
George Ellington
Selmer Fotland
Albert Whalen
Violet Hoyem
Gladys Kinnie
Montane Rowland
Ina West
Wee Nett
Likep Bryan
Kenneth Todd
Deas Lowry
Wayne Rees
City administration reorganized as May day plans falter
Washington reports say radical leaders failed to ignite nationwide May Day demonstrations. Extra federal and state precautions blocked a broad show of power while local walkouts tied to contract expirations limited disruption. Officials maintained guard over threats as city governance reconstituted with aldermen O Leary Nordstrom and new committee appointments. A paving petition for McLeod Street and creation of a special improvement district proceeded with preliminary steps for June action.
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Washington
Department
Russia
United States
Garvin
O'Leary
Pound
Churchill
Nordstrom
Ed Ellingson
McLeod Street
McCall
Th Yellowstone Stores Co
Yellowstonerail
Commercial Bank & Trust Co
J. S. Solberg
A. Caulkins
Annie S. Urvan
J. A. Lowry
A. P. O'Leary
Motor Inn
John Hruza
Ray Willman
Montana Power Co
Yellowstone Trail Garage
O. R. Duncan
Scandinavian-American Bank
Tom Kuve
G. H. Howard
T. J. Egeland
S. A. Perrine
Joe Thang
Robert Brownlee
J. E. and
Mary King
Henry Witten
W. J. Knapp
L. A. Nye
T. J. Manis
W. L. Shanks
Mike Whalen
Edna G. Baker
Prohibition League Backs Seven Presidential Hopefuls
The Anti-Saloon League of America led by Dr. P A Baker endorses seven candidates Hoover Wood Lowden Mc Adoo Hughes Poindexter and Bryan as acceptable if nominated. The group excludes Harding Johnson Cox and Edwards and will investigate other possibilities while reaffirming it has no official candidate for either major party convention.
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Westerville
Anti-Saloon League of America
P. A. Baker
Hoover
Wood
Lowden
McAdoo
Hughes
Poindexter
Bryan
Baker
League
Harding
Johnson
Cox
Edwards
Anti-Saloon League
Four Million Sale Confirmed for Republic Mines at Cooke City
The Livingston Enterprise reports the sale of the Republic group of mines at Cooke City from Robert J. McKay to W. D. Marlow for 64,006,000. Judge Joseph A. Jackson of Butte signed the sale in district court Tuesday. McKay, receiver for Republic Mining, led the deal prompted by bondholders' suit. Marlow must pay 24,000,900 to stockholders by December 1935, with initial 40,000 paid before the right to develop the mines but not ship ore.
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Livingston Enterprise
Republic Group of Mines
Cooke City
Robert J. McKay
W. D. Marlow
Joseph A. Jackson
Butte
McKay
Republic Mining Company
Marlow
The
Republic’ Group
Johnson's Home Gives Him Boost In California Vote
California delegates show Milam W. Johnson leading early in the presidential preference primary as complete returns from 3,347 of 5,729 precincts tally Johnson at 246,338 to Hoover 136,000. Los Angeles County results favor Hoover while San Francisco County shows Johnson ahead.
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San Francisco
Milam W. Johnson
Omen Cotten
Herbert Hoover
California
Johanson
Hoover
Los Angeles
Johnson
Senator Johnson
Delegates Chosen for State Club Federation Meet
The Woman's club selected delegates to attend the state federation of clubs in Billings on July 7 8 9. Delegates include Mesdames R M Wolf Harvey Coit H C Pound F R Hickman A Knowles. Alternates listed. ex officio officers include Mrs G A Leashy and Mrs C N Skillman.
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Woman's Club
State Federation of Clubs
Billings
Jame
Mesdames R. M. Wolf
Harvey Coit
H. C. Pound
F. R., Hickman
A. Knowles
G. A. Leashy
Woman’s Club
C. N. Skillman
Civics
Fourth District
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Gwent
Department of Justice
Lowry
O’leary
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