Local Briefs Round Up Visits Auctions and Rail Delays
Market report lists wheat and flax prices with several grades. Neighbors plan visits to Shambo and Bozeman while Webb house is sold for parsonage. A dry raid yields names of Gulbranson and Clark. Miss Grosfield and Lewis Roberts attend state events. A Sunday-to-Monday phone outage hits west side towns. New births announced for several families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Grosfield
A. M. Grosfield
Missoula
Lewis Roberts
Sweet Grass High School
Going Home for Seattle Visit by Mrs Arneson and Infant
Mrs Elmer M Arneson and her baby will depart tomorrow for Seattle for a month long visit with Mrs Arnesons parents Attended Court Attorney Fred L Gibson traveled from Livingston to attend district court and return home on the local freight Visited Brother John Alexander Perrine of Alameda California who stopped here last week en route to Ohio to visit a son in poor health
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Oscar Nepstad
James
Shambo
Javre
D. D. Johnson
Lenne
Birge Brammer
Lennep
Bozeman
Paul Severance
Elmer M. Arneson
Baby
Seattle
Mrs. Arneson
Fred L. Gibson
Livingston
John Alexander Perrine
Alameda
Calif
S. A. Perrine
Ohio
Eye specialist Dr Riesland to visit Grand Hotel
Dr Riesland renowned eye expert will be at the Grand Hotel for a one day event on June 12 offering modern optical services. He is known for advanced methods in fitting glasses and eye care.
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Riesland
Grand _ hotel
Reed Point community notes include visits and births
Wayne Johns returns from Big Timber while Tate Brumfield visits relatives in Laurel. Multiple residents are noted for births, visits, moves, and local business changes including Mrs. Fraser taking over Jack Frasure’s lunch counter and plans for a city hall as new fire engine house rises.
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Wayne Johns
Big Timber
Tate Brumfield
Tate
Laurel
W. G. Robinson
North Divide
Wimsett
Mehlberg
Bozeman
Oscar Moler
Perry
Blanche Roberts
Rom Hiner
West White Beaver
Columbus
Chas. Swanson
C. D. Thompson
Warm Springs Hospital
Blanche Burton
Mildred Bacon
Phelps
Alice Guthrie
Lewis Guthrie
Chester Fraser
Cramer Schultz
Schultz
Ruth Carleton
Myrtle Ostenson
Luthena Brumfield
Margaret McWilliams
Gladden
Earl Mce- Mullen
Wimsett Hospital
Earl
Orval Taylor
Central Avenue
Division Street
Kenneth Harlan
Son
Pekin
Ill
I. M. Harlan
Ken
O. K. Munson
Chester
F. M
Chas. Bauer
Curtis Adams
Park City
Frank Murphy
Dick Richards
Evans Files Nomination Petition for West Side House Seat
Helena May 10 John M Evans of Missoula filed his nomination petition as a Democrat seeking re election to Congress from Montana's first district. He is in his second term and has a legal background from the University State's Military academy and the University of Missouri.
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Helena
Mont
John M. Evans
Missoula
Congress
Montana
University State’s Military Academy
University of Missouri
Church Supper Set by Homeland Circle May 20
The Homeland Circle will host a church supper Thursday May 20 starting at 5 p.m. Menu includes baked beans brown bread roast meats potatoes and pie. Plates cost 50 cents. All invited.
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Homeland Circle
One Man Favors Classic Schools Over Modern Programs
O W Chamberlin of Mobridge South Dakota denounces modern schooling arguing that 30 year old standard high schools excel in thoroughness and real knowledge. He claims current methods prioritize fiction over real math civics and literature and complain about diploma driven expense and egotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lincoln
O. W. Chamberlin
Mobridge
S. D
End of Great Coal Strike Brings Mixed Cheer Across Britain
After a lengthy stoppage, Premier Baldwin called the end a victory of common sense as the public stood firm and strikers showed restraint. The government prepared to disband emergency services while plans to reconvene talks between miners and mine owners were outlined for a resumption the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Samuels
Trades Union Congress
Coal Commission
Baldwin
British Gazette
Hull
J. H. Thomas
Sir Herbert Samuels
Austrian Count Warns Europe Faces War Loom
In Berlin on May 11, Count von Coudenhove Kalergi urges a Pan European federation. He warns Europe is on the verge of war greater than in 1914 and that many new regional flashpoints threaten a renewed outbreak. He cites poverty and the League of Nations as partial safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
von Coudenhove-Kalergi
Vossische Zeitung
Europe
United States of Europe
Henry von Coudenhove-Kelergi
Tokio
League of Nations
Leopold in Prison Plot Inquiry Deepens
Chicago May 11. Nathan Leopold Jr the noted killer is tied to a Stateville prison escape plot amid a deputy warden slaying probe. Grand jury interest cited while Leopold denies links and investigators note missing knives from the shoe shop and a possible connection to Charles Duschowsky.
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Chicago
Nathan Leopold
Stateville
Hill County
Grand Jury
Leopold
Rehn
Joliet
Streator
Charles Duschowsky
James V. Price
Ottawa
Kankakee
Klein
Crowe
Chicago Grand Jury
William McSwiggin
State's Attorney boosts McSwiggin slayers reward to five thousand
Crowe offers a $5,000 personal fund reward for information leading to the arrest of McSwiggin slayers. The incentive was announced Tuesday to aid investigators in the high profile case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSwiggin
Crowe
Leopold knows little of prison escape, says state attorney
Joliet on May 11 reports State's Attorney Rehn declaring Nathan Leopold Jr. knew so little about seven convicts escaping Stateville prison last Wednesday that bringing him before the grand jury would cause too much excitement and would not be warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet, Ill
Rehn
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Stateville Prison
Grand Jury
Leopold
State Auditor Porter Seeks Examiner Fees Due
Montana State Auditor George P. Porter sends notices to counties cities and towns asking payment by June 1 of fees for examinations by the state examiner. Fees total 87040 from 110 cities and towns with ranges 25 to 250 for towns and 175 to 600 for counties based on population and assessed valuation. Counties have paid 815000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
George P. Porter
Montana
Wills May Be Given Heavyweight Honors
New York May 6 The New York boxing commission considers vacating Dempsey's heavyweight title and recognizing Harry Wills as champion if the long standing challenge is not accepted. This would clear the way for a Dempsey Tunney title bout at Yankee Stadium in September, or else Tex Rickard may move the bout to Boyle's Thirty Acres in Jersey City. Brower, a boxing commissioner, suggested the action.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
New York Athletic Commission
Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Yankee Stadium
Tex Rickard
Jersey City
Boyle
Thirty Acres
George E. Brower
Boxing Commission
Brower
James A. Farley
Wm. Muldoon
Farley
Wills
Muldoon
Tunney
Commission
Rickard
Farley Muldoon deadlock over Wills Tunney title bout
The dispute pits Chairman Farley against Commissioner Muldoon over whether Jess Willard or Gene Tunney should receive a title bout. Brower leans Farley, supporting Wills while opposing forced Dempsey-Wills matches and hints at declaring Wills champion if Dempsey fails to sign a bout.
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Grey Cliff
Fred Thompson
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Richard E. Hauge
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