Peter's Mother by Arthur Stringer in Two Parts
Judge Tinsdale weighs Peter Prawling's offenses in a Laurel Manor case. Mrs. Prawling, mother of the boy, seeks understanding and offers to repair damages at St. Paul's church while O'Reilly reviews the youths' misdeeds. The story centers on family, church, and juvenile justice with a hopeful note of reform.
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Judge Tinsdale
Judge
Tinsdale
Mrs. Prawling
Recorder's Court
Laurel Manor
Peter
O'Malley
O'Reilly
Hurley
O’reilly
Dan
St. Paul's Church
Young O'Malley
Heppenheimer
Guild
Millboro
Pete
Buller
Hoboken
Hawaii Governor Poindexter Visits Dillon in Transit
Governor Joseph B. Poindexter of Hawaii toured Dillon after leaving Butte en route from Washington. He noted improved business conditions and discussed sugar quotas and a processing tax seen as beneficial. He added that Hawaii’s second generation of Japanese ancestry is rapidly Americanizing.
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Joseph B. Poindexter
Hawaii
Butte
Washington, D. C
Dillon
Poindexter
Beaverhead
White Sulphur Boy Burned in Explosion at Station
J C De Groote a 19 year old who had moved to Pablo from White Sulphur Springs was seriously burned when the gasoline tank on his motorcycle exploded at a Poison Service station He leaped from the seat as flames enveloped his clothes and ran through the station He was rushed to Hotel Dieu hospital with deep burns over a large portion of his body The Polson fire department responded but danger was already past.
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J. C. de Groote
Pablo
White Sulphur Springs
de Groote
Hotel Dieu Hospital
Polson
Test Suit Argued in Court Over PWA Funds at Normal School
A Supreme Court hearing addressed W A Blume’s plea for an injunction to stop the boards of education and examiners from using 250000 of PWA money for building at Eastern Montana Normal School in Billings. The case also tests the law allowing the pledge of earnings for public works construction.
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Supreme Court
W. A. Blume
Board of Education
Board of Examiners
PWA
Eastern Montana Normal School
Billings
Sundogs Sighted Near Belt Amid Unseasonable Sky
In the eastern sky near Belt, sun dogs appeared recently an unusual late spring spectacle. The remark about foretelling cold in winter and uncertain meaning in summer frames a wider conversation as a judge notes that bold misdeeds cannot be excused by temperament. The scene shifts to a courtroom recollection of pistol thefts and a boyish scam tied to payments and retribution, underscoring a theme of accountability.
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Belt
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Arthur Stringer
Odicaso Tribune-New York News Syndicate, Inc
Tle
Pinehurst
George
Man
Destiny
Miss Prawling
Mickey
Harpy
GOV
Paano
Lydia E. Pinkham
Merrick Laboratories
Young Buller
Young Prawling
Darin
Belmont Farms
Chatham
Harley
Oat Secks
Alaska Junk CO
Adams
Spokane, Wash
Mutual Aid Society
Washburn
N. C
Barber & Beauty College
NRA
Moler
Moler Barber & Beauty College
Trent
Spokane
Stallings
Met
Nee Furlong
Havre
Business College
Great Falls Commercial College
Great Falls
Mont
B. Hoffman
Bar Supreme Court
United States
Woodward Building
B. Muller
Putnam Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Miles City
A. Stafford
Pleasant
Big Hole Basin
George Mudd
Fishtrap
Montana
Circle
Clear Creek
Dawson County
Charles A, Stap.ford
Gilmore
Portland
Oregon
A. Griffith
St. Hilleboro
Grass Range
Custer Highway
Claude Peter
L. Gurton
Canadian National Raillways
East Fifth Street
Saint Paul
Minn Mesondee Sheet
Trowbridge Agency
BABY
Booth's
Ant Eigers
Valleyside Farm
Edinburg
Gustav Olson
Livingston
Townsend
Gloss Pictures
Northwestern
Bervica
Parso
N. D
Anes Film Servion
KODAK
Hissess
Star Photo Shop
LaCrosse
Wisconsin
Rush, Agents Limited
O. EK. Manufacturing
American Falls
Idaho
F. A. Hood
Mont. Et Falls
Wilkens Mfg. Ocorp
White Plains
N. Este
Dept. A
Mayfield, Ky
Cosets
St. Louis
Ewis & WA
Walker, Assayers
F. N. Wyoming
SPP
Albert
Hyde Bidg
Bpokane
U. S. Gov
Arizona
Phil Judd
Mar. Butte
Sperry
J. Sperry Co
Sioux Pali
Hereford Bulls
OC. L
Chariton
Port Collie
Laurence Kramer
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