City News Weather and Local Tidbits in Helena
Partly cloudy Monday with likely showers and colder air, Tuesday mostly fair. local notes include business ads, a Kiwanis luncheon talk by Dr Jad kine at the veterans hospital, and a missing ice cream freezer can. Spring vacation in Helena schools starts today with studies resuming next Monday. Funeral services held yesterday for J J Goodman rancher of Winston, burial in I O G F cemetery.
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Montana
Klewants Lanekean
W. D. Jadkine
Veterans’ Hospital
Fort Harrison
Kiwanis
Helena Public Schools
A. J. Tiebemts
Epokane
Wasa
Goodman
J. J. Goodman
Winston
Odd Fello Temple
Newman H. Burdick
Herrmann and Company
Beets Will Be Planted As An Experiment In Sugar Planting
Beets will be planted as an experiment to test soil adaptability on farms at Craig Augusta in the Helena valley and at Elliston and Toston. W G Ferguson secretary of the Commercial club says co operating with County Agent DeVore in negotiations with the Utah Idaho Sugar company. The company states that 6000 acres within 100 miles of Helena could support a sugar factory. Sugar beets are a rotation crop. Four hundred acres of seed peas have been contracted for in Gallatin County this year by the Gallatin Valley Seed company of Bozeman.
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Craig
Augusta
Helena Valley
Elliston
Toston
W. G.ferguson
Commercial Club
DeVore
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Helena
Gallatin Valley Seed Company
Bozeman
Butte Weather Teems With Drizzle and Mountain Snow
In Butte the temperature hovered near freezing as light rain fell and significant snow accumulated on the surrounding mountains, signaling a unsettled, chilly day with fresh white cover on high terrain.
Montana crops post record tonnage in1924 survey
Montana reached a new gross tonnage record for its 10 principal crops in 1924, with total production 5,278,721 tons an increase of about 3.7 percent from 1923. The report notes Montana ranking among states in spring wheat flax all wheat and other crops while detailing acreage changes and market price influences.
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Montana
State Department of Agriculture
Federal Crop Reporting Service
Continental Divide
Hotel Arrivals List From Placer, Missoula, Bozeman and More
A hotel arrivals column lists guests from multiple cities including Miles City Great Falls Missoula Butte Billings and Portland. Names include C M Simpson Mrs C M Simpson Dr C L Bordeau Winnifred Gray P C Hagenin Art Vantrim R E Gilham Alice McCracken and many others from U S and Canadian locales.
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Alice McCracken
Francis N. Purinton
M. C. Henderson
Ij. E. Knowles
Arthur Dourg
Great Falls
Charles R. Reagan
Havre
A. X. Melechim
Boulder
G. H. Gould
Paul E. O'Brien
Butte
E. B. Ryan
L. C. Burns
Billings
W. H. Donald
Melville
J. L. Bradley
U. S
W. W. Gill
Minneapolis
D. L. Rich
Janet Young
Portland
June Rolfs
Mullan
Ida
S.C. Sproul
R. K. Stanbury
New York City
N. L. Peterson
Denver
L. K. Donnelly
A. B. Ambler
Salt Lake City
F. J. Crayton
Calma
Calif
E. L. Allen
San Francisco
J. W. Forrest
Seattle
J. G. Stewart
Norman S. Poole
St. Paul
J. H. Deering
Mrs. P. Gehose
J. L. Nason
Spokane
Harlan Smith
Chicago
Harvey
Frank Gembal
Corbin
C. M. Brewster
W. J. Price
Harry Hoffman
Mercury probe continues in McClintock Olson death case
Officials from the coroner's office pursue a mercury finding report by coroner chemist William McNally on Emma Nelson McClintock and Dr. Oscar Olson, relatives of Billy McClintock and Chief Justice Harry Olson. Investigators seek prescription records from South Side drug stores to identify mercury exposure sources.
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Chicago
William 2D. McNally
Emma Nelson McClintock
Billy" Mcclintock
Oscar Olson
Harry Olson
Olson
Billy” McClintock
S¢arca
South Side
Mrs. McClintock
Dr. Olson
Ryan
Mount St Charles summer school plans announced
Mount St Charles College announces a summer session with six week liberal arts courses and nine week normal training. Registration is June 20 and June 22, 9 to 11 am and 1 to 2 pm. Courses will apply to AB degrees in Latin Greek philosophy education or BA. Normal training uses quarter system with 96 credits for graduation. Special students may qualify for degree candidacy with prepared previous work.
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Mt. St. Charles College
College of Liberal Arts
Mount St. Charles
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State of
Montana
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Montana State Board of Educational Examiners
State Board of Educational Examiners
Department of
Department of Mistorr
Department of Social Sciences
Personal notes reshaping local figures in transit
Marlow returns from eastern business trip scheduled today. Deputy Sheriff Gibelyon of Great Falls, escorting a prisoner, stopped at the Nurvey last night on the way home. Sam Hampton publisher of the Helgrad Journal and gubernatorial candidate heads to business. J T Livesay of Presbyterian Promotion, aiding Intermountain College finance, and Miss Lillian Holliday depart for Chicago. Lawrence Wheeler, publicity head, tests Saturday for Chicago headquarters.
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F A. Gibelyon
Great Falls
Nurvey
Sam Hampton
Helgrads Journal
Democradc
Ian the Enty of
J.T Livesay
Presbyterian Promotion Organization
Intermountain College
Lillian Holliday
Chicago
Lawrence Wheeler
Montana Land Offices May Be Restored After Abolishment
Dr O M Lanstrum returns from Washington stating two or three Montana land offices may reopen in addition to Billings and Great Falls which were unaffected. No firm promise from President Coolidge. location uncertain. Surveyor General is not affected and staff retained as administration shifts to an assistant supervisor. Shrine groups set contract for pediatric orthopedic hospital in Chicago with a mobile unit planned for Lexington.
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Montana
Billings
Great Falls
O. M. Lanstrum
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Land Office
Surveyor General
Lanstram
Washington
Lanstrum
Shrine
Chicago
Lexington
Imperial Council Board of Hospital Trustees
Supreme Court Denies Writ in Herter Case
The Utah Supreme Court denied the Attorney General L A Foot’s writ of supervisory control in State v Albert Herter. The ruling affirmed Judge W H Poorman’s district court order condemning a starch and seizure at Herter’s home as illegal without a warrant. J R Wine represents Herter.
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L. A. Foot
State
Albert Herter
State Supreme Court
W H Poorman
Herter
Poorman
High Court
J. R. Wine
Murdered Canadian veteran found strangled in Belmont
The body of Alexander Buchanan, a Canadian war veteran and carpenter, was found near McLean Hospital in Belmont. He had been strangled, robbed, and gagged with a gas mask tied tight. A girl’s photograph, alien letters, and a list of names were found. police suspect drug involvement but know little about motive.
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Associated Press
Belmont
Mass
Alexander Buchanan
Carpenter
Tts
Mclean Hospital
Buchanan
Alian
Boston
Tetroit
Ninety Percent of U.S. Cigaret Exports Go to Far East
A historical note states that about ninety percent of United States cigarette exports are destined for the Far East, reflecting trade patterns of the era and the prominence of Eastern markets in tobacco commerce.
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United States
Ttic
Far East
National Commander of the D A V to Visit Area
Frank J. Irwin, national commander of the Disabled American Veterans of the world war, will arrive from Butte tomorrow at 10 30 AM over the Great Northern railroad to spend two days with local chapters and veterans groups. He will be met at the station by State Commander Harold Mady and others. A conference will follow arrival with tours of Fort Hospital and a smoker at the Knights of Columbus hut. He will also visit the statehouse.
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Frank J. Irwin
Butte
Great Northern Railroad
Harold Mady
Great Falls
Weaver
M. J. Lyineh
Placer
Irwin
Fort
Knights of Columbus
Statehouse
Funeral for Isaiah Miller This Afternoon at 2
The funeral for Isaiah Miller who died at his home near the Broadwater hotel last Saturday will be held this afternoon at 2 in Flaherty and Kohler’s chapel. Rev. W B Spaulding will officiate at St Paul’s M church. Burial will be in Forestvale. Mr Miller was a florist in the area since the early 1890s.
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Isaiah Miller
Broadwater Hotel
Flaherty
Kohler
W. B. Spaulding
St. Paul's M. Church
Forestvale
Miller
Former Helena Attorney J Craven Passes Away
Judge J Craven a prominent Helena lawyer and Mason died April 2 at his family home in Bellingham Washington Burial occurred there under Masonic auspices Survived by widow two sons Leslie Chicago Wilson Craven Bellingham daughter Miss Margaret Craven San Jose California and four brothers
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J. Craven
Helena
Bellingham
Wash
Judge Craven
Leslie
Chicago
Wilson Craven
Margaret Craven
San Jose
Cal
Italian daredevil jumps 106 feet with egg in hand
By Associated Press, April Tuttella, a Bergamo shoemaker, leaped from 106 feet into water holding an egg. He survived but was placed in an asylum to assess his mental state.
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Associated Press
Bergamo
Italy
Tuttella
Futtiti
Funeral for Emil Wargo Tonight in East Helena
Emil Wargo, 56, a native of Austria and former East Helena rancher, will be buried at Forestvale after a 4 p.m. service at Flaherty and Kobler's chapel officiated by Rev. James F. McNamee. He died Saturday at his Mitchell home. Survived by his widow and five children Email Jr Andrew Steve Elizabeth and Mary, with services under Prickly Pear Cams Woodmen at the World of East Helena.
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Emil Wargo
Flaherty
Kobler
James F. McNamee
First Baptist Church
Forestvale
Prickly Pear Cams
World of
East Helena
Varga
Mitchell Guich
Austria
Mr. Vargo
Email, Jr
Andrew
Steve Vargo
Elizabeth Vargo
Mary Marasci Helena
Airman Fatally Hurt Near Clearlake Field
Lieut. John S. Broussard, 24, aviator at Ellington Field, was fatally injured while dismounting a plane near Clear Lake, five miles from the field, when his foot slipped and he was drawn into the propeller.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
John S. Broussard
Atlington Field
Cleac Lake
Boy in Juvenile Charged Over Locker Theft
A 16 year old boy faces questioning by County Attorney George W. Padbury Jr. for stealing about $16 in dollar bills from a locker at the M C A. The victim plans to prosecute. Serial numbers traced the theft to the youth through expenditures. Officers pursued as the boy appeared ready to flee, but he was not jailed.
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George W. Padbury, Jr
Jake Fisher
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