City News and Weather Roundup in Montana
Fragments report cloudy Wednesday and Thursday with little temperature change. Rotary luncheon will feature Telena district conference registration. Birth notices list a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Dallas in Winston and another for Mr. and Mrs. Swensen in St. Peter’s hospital. Miller estate petition for administration filed. value about 2200 dollars with A P Heywood attorney. Northern Pacific to add 12 section sleeping cars on Chicago Seattle trains from April 10. Judgment awarded of 2072.18 to Jacquemin Jewelry against A C Jonson et al for personal property.
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G. A. Dallas
Winston
Logan Street
Clifford Swensen
St. Peter's Hospital
E. S. Richard
Northern Pacific
Helena
Chicago
Seattle
St. Paul
A. J. Horsky
Jacquemin Jewelry Company
A. C. Jonson
Spaulding and McConnell
Walsh and Nagle
Belardes Taken To Butte For Burglary
John and Victor Belgarde two men described as half breeds were arrested in the Northern Pacific yards by Officer Jimmy King Sheriff Jim Barnes and Deputy William Bossler. They were taken to Butte in custody of a Silver Bow deputy sheriff charged with burglary. They have prior criminal records and appear set for penitentiary time. Also notes a large pupil enrollment figure and a Freemason notice thanking friends for bereavement and floral gifts from H F Miller family.
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John
Victor Belgarde
Northern Pacific
Montana university budget approved by board of education
The state Board of Education approved budgets for University of Montana and its divisions with summer normal schools funded. a new first year collegiate option at State School of Mines was debated, but chancellor Brannon warned against disintegration of the system. Committees will inspect campuses and report on eighth grade exams, while a plan for a flat student fee across teaching units was approved.
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University of Montana
State Normal School
State Board of Education
Erickson
Board of Examiners
Names
Missoula
Frank Etiel
Dillon
W. S&. Davidson
Bozeman
John Qhetrick
Helena
May Trumper
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Foot
Robert 3 M. Line
Columbus
Thumper
State School of Mines
Brannon
Butte
Lewistown
Miles City
Billings
Craig Hall
University
School of Mines
Wits
School of Mites
Normals College
Attorney General Appeals Rehearing in Hennessy Case
The Montana attorney general files a petition for rehearing in the State versus Rev. John Hennessy case. He argues the supreme court erred by reversing the conviction and urges alignment with other states and Montana high court decisions. He compares to State v Prouty, noting weaker evidence yet a upheld verdict.
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John Wennessy
Mary O'Connor
Stillwater County
Foot
Supreme Court
Hennessy
High Courts
Supreme Court of Montana
Father Hennessy
State
Division Chief of Railway Express Co Dies in Washington
W. W. Ward, Montana division superintendent for American Railway Express, based in Great Falls, died in Bellingham Washington after an extended illness. C. L. Shaul, the Helena general agent, received the word. burial takes place in Olympia tomorrow.
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Railway Express CO
Bellingham
W. W. Ward
Montana
American Railway Express Company
Great Falls
Wash
C. L. Shaul
Helena
Mr. Shaul
Olympia
Buring
New Pullmans for NP Train No 3 Spring 12-Section Cars
Northern Pacific will equip train No 3 with new 12 section Pullman cars starting April 10, similar to the North Coast Limited. Geneva reports the League of Nations plans an annual list of 640 beet books of non fiction issued worldwide.
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Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Geneva
League of Nations
Loomis Orchestra of Butte Plays Dance at Winter Garden
The Loomis orchestra of Butte returns to the Winter Garden in Helena for a dance engagement. Miss Myrtle Bradner and Monte Austin join the lineup, promising lively entertainment for dancers. Admission is 20 cents with 10 cents per dance. free dancing runs from 8:30 to 9:00.
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Loomis Orchestra OF
Butte
Winter Garden
Loomis
Helena
Myrtle Bradner
Supreme
Monte Austin
Attinas Sad to Be in Washington
John Doe Lattin, a self-styled evangelist, was charged in a complaint by County Attorney George W. Padbury Jr. with obtaining money under false pretenses from Dan Starin, a Romanian dishwasher. Lattin is now in Washington state. his wife hopes he will not be returned for prosecution, while Starin remains in a state hospital at Warm Springs. Starin’s mania allegedly followed Lattin’s influence after being shaken down for 45 dollars monthly. Lattin is said to have served a federal court sentence here for white slavery.
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John Doe Lattin
George W. Padbury, Jr
Dan Starin
Washington State
Lattin
Wi Lattin
Helena
Stariz
Iftsane
Warm Springs
College Officials 10 Spokane Meeting Leaders
President E. J. Klemme and Prof. W. M. Wible of Intermountain Union college traveled to Spokane to attend a meeting of teachers and school executives. Wible will also join the Northwestern Scientific association sessions and is slated to speak Friday on Hydro Electric Power in Montana. he heads the mathematics department at Intermountain college.
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E. J. Klemme
W. M. Wible
Intermountain Union College
Spokane
Wible
Northwestern Scientific Association
Montana
Joan Dietrich
A. J. Roberts
High Schoo
EB. J. Klemme
Intermountain College
M. A. Brannon
May Trumper
Brandt and
Duboc
Waeh
Hotel Arrivals and Committed Thugs
Hotel arrivals list includes Harvey Mrs Thomas Williams Scotc L Murray Mis soula Jacques Sweets Cascade W BR Mann Plentywood and many others. The second item reports all nine men charged with abducting Mumtaz Begum were committed by a Bombay magistrate for trial in the high court.
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Bombay
India
Associated Press
Mumtaz Begum
Indore
Bombay High Court
Automatic distress signal device from Paris inventor
Paris reports a new automatic distress signal device by M. Pasaquin, a young French engineer. The apparatus broadcasts the ship’s position and name to relay distress alerts.
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Paris
M. Pasaquin
Quadrennial Mont ya Men Yeomen Meet at Rose Room
The seventh quadrennial state conclave of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen opens in Eagles hall at 10 AM with Rev James F McNamee giving invocations and W S Bryam of Butte addressing delegates. Reports dominate afternoon and officers will be elected. dinner hosts Helena homestead.
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Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Eagles’ Hall
James F. McNamee
V. Stewart
The
Commercial Club
W. S. Bryam
Butte
Helena Homestead
Yerase
Hazel Richardson
W. Froster
James Redmond
Richard Smith
Ad-Jdrese
J. D. Tewksbury
Billings
Mary Hrella
East Helena
Placer Hotel
Helena and regional figures travel and work notices
Local Helena items list residents and visitors departing for cities like Chicago San Diego Seattle and Great Falls. Movers include G L McDonald George Powell and others on business trips, conferences, or between towns. Several hotel guests and officials from Butte Troy Wallspell and Missoula appear, with notes on fathers mothers and educators traveling for conventions and assignments.
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John Tewksby
A . Hoare
J. A. Carkin
Lena
Thompson
Billings
W. W. Smith
Harlowton
J. 3. Mattson
J. E. Wwealy
W. S Rrram
Jas
G. Baleman
Ed. Wicker
M. Joslin
A. Bleffanty
G. F. Schorr
Butte
Callaghan
Bozeman
J. C. Jernberg
John M
Mizner
Eniston
A. J. Lacey
Caster
A. J. Lubk
Anaconda
W. R. Alraker
Chippawa Fails
Waly Stockton
Clarkston
M. F. Daves
Sidney
James Beckles
A. S. White
Forsythe
Fred i L. Gebron
Mary Stebbins
Livingston
Phelma Bills
Laur
Cora Kinney Terry
Clyde Kinney
Warland
George Kilssinger
Clydepark
W. H. Northey
Ryegate
P. W. Marsh
H. M Wazelhusk
Missoula
Frances Cahillson
Carrie Warren
Victor
Cora Frenze
Charlity Carls
Hamilton
Géo. W. Jones
Florence
Foreign
Chris Olson
Min
Ineapolis
Klaustemeyer
Cleveland
K. Smiler
Baldwin
J. Church
Butkiey
Calif
J. Donnelly
Salt Lake City
GS White
New York City
The Banker and the Bankers Burden in Finance
An examination of banking duties, interest on deposits, depreciation of equipment, and the balance between prudent lending and avoiding risky ventures. The banker must allocate loans to repay promptly, keep deposits liquid, and navigate cyclical profits and losses while supporting industry and managing overhead costs.
Indian Lore Featured at Woman's Dinner by Placer Club
Indian customs poetry and songs highlighted a dinner by the Woman's division of the Commercial Club at the Placer last night. Mys T O Kaufman presided as Pauline Kerne wore Princess Minnetonka attire and sang three Indian ballads while readings and piano pieces complemented the theme.
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Woman's Ownior
Commercial Club
I Mys
T .O. Kaufman
John
Erickson
Pauline Kerne
Minnetonka
Carrie Kyte
Sidney Francia Madette
Kaufman
Gussie Beruhe
Mildred Day
Marie Wirsul
Tuew Stone
Gary Says Temporary Mood to Temper Inflation
Gary warned in late fall that low mood could be temporary if inflation persisted. He argued that overexpansion in several industries created quick supply, reducing the need for long planning and purchases. Recent weekly corporate reports suggest the economy remains cautious as producers adjust to demand.
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Gary
Oper
Reduce Fat With Maremola Prescription Tablets
Advertisement urges readers to use Maremola Prescription Tablets to shed fat without dieting or exercise. It claims worldwide availability for one dollar and directs buying through a druggist or by mail from Maremola Co in Detroit Michigan. The tone promotes effortless gradual weight reduction endorsed by thousands.
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Marmola Co
General Motors
Detroit
Mich
Chicago Votes Down Municipal Ownership Bid
Chicago voters rejected a city purchase of the street railways and elevated lines and a subway by a wide margin. The defeat ends the plan for municipal operation of the transportation system and tied lines, with low voter turnout showing limited interest.
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Associated Press
Chicago
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State Bureau of Child and Animal Production
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