Miss Marie Ward Crowned Yellowstone County Princess
Marie Ward of Billings is Yellowstone county’s princess and a candidate for the queen contest. Her selection was sent to the Helena Commercial Club, with plans for her to travel to Tulsa Oklahoma for the petroleum exposition and Omaha for the American Legion convention. She arrives in Helena September 6, welcomed by a reception committee at the depot and then hosted by Mrs. Frank Miracle at the Placer.
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Miss Marie Ward
Helena
Yellowstone County
Miss Ward
Billings
Tulsa
Oklo
American Legion
Omaha
Placer
Frank Miracle
Miners Seek Probe Into Job Scam After Idaho Deployment
Three Butte miners Paul Campbell John Rue and Joe Marchettini petition Montana's Labor Department to investigate circumstances under which twelve men were sent from Butte to Driggs Idaho by Western Labor agency officials promising work with Teton Coal Mining Co. Several were left unpaid stranded or jobless. letters indicate misrepresentation and misallocation of funds. Most signatories are honorably discharged veterans seeking redress and reimbursement, with copies sent to Boise.
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State Department of Labor and Industry
Butte
Driggs
Idaho
Theen
Paul Campbell
John Rue
Joe Marchettini
Hune
State Department
Helena
Orgs
Tate
E. J. Budreek
Westert Lahor
ST Sam Arizona Street
Isuttr, Mount
Ag Tallyns
Teton Coal Mining
Driges
Rachert
Cnming
Western Lalor
Fie
The
Teton Coal Company
Robert Rodriggs
Tie
Boise
Joe Marchettint
Great Northern seeks approval to abandon Belt to Merkle mine line
The Montana railroad commission set September 4 for the Great Northern Railway to abandon the Industry track from Belt in Cascade county to the Merkle coal mine in the West district. Merkle mines have been idle, while owners protest to keep the track for possible future reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Railroad
Great Northern Railway Company
Belt
Cascade County
Merkle
G. 1E Stanton
Great Falls
Broadwater Plunge Sees Record Crowd This Summer
Broadwater natatorium enjoys a busy season with rising attendance. With favorable weather through fall, visits should surpass last year as Monday children’s day crowds remain large. No serious incidents reported. guards maintained vigilance for new swimmers and ensured safety. Some swimmers briefly went beyond their depth but were returned to shallow water with no injuries.
May Seymour Seeks Wealthy Husband After Family Tragedy
May Seymour returns to her hometown with a cash fortune and pursues a rich husband in a melodramatic tale of love, betrayal, and scandal. She encounters Dan Sprague and Heribert Waterbury in Atlantic City and California, faces deceit, friendship, and new suitors, including Ulysses Forgan. The narrative follows May as she negotiates affection, money, and risk on a perilous search for security and romance.
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May Seymour
Atlantic City
Heribert Waterbury
Dan Sprague
Carlotta Frolling
May
Carlotta
Dan
California
Waterbury
Los Altos
Dick Gregory
Gloria
Gloria May
Ulysses Forgan
Train Car Confessions and Robes of Romance
On a daytime train May and Dan Spargue barter barbed jabs and hopeful plans as a glamorous Goldie Gay flirts with Dan and a film future flickers. May contemplates marriage, money, and a shot at stardom while an amused observer plots her own ascent.
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May
Goldie
Dan
Goldie Gay
Los Angeles Councilmen Jailed in Bribe Plot
Charles E. Downs and I Joseph P. Fitzpatrick, Los Angeles councilmen, were jailed while awaiting grand jury action after being tied to a plot to back a moving sidewalk project in exchange for 200 dollars.
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Charles E. Downs
Joseph PF. Fitzpatrick
Los Angeles
Mexican Claims May Be Settled by Commission
Washington dispatch reports Mexican claims may be settled by the general Mexican claims commission. U.S. citizens with claims against Mexico who have not notified authorities risk losing their rights if they fail to file memoranda by August 31. The commission, led by Colonel Anderson, has already received over 10,000 claims and could see totals exceed 15,000. Mexico is expected to file many claims in retaliation.
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Mascom XxX
Temwons
Washington
Tor
Dha
Valanel
Tienne W. Andernon
Wireln
United States
Stem
Comiierna
Wuderson
Doefal Movican Latina
Atexton
Nerind
Ming
Rommlenton
Mentea
Department of State
Amercan
Anderson
Mexico
Cath Country
Rufus Lewis pardoned by governor after wife murder case
Rufus Lewis, once convicted for shooting and killing his wife in Craig, is granted a gubernatorial pardon after a state board hearing. The case, long debated, involved claims of accidental discharge amid ongoing marital strife and a plea stressing age and health concerns.
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Rufus Lewis
Wally
Varig
Deer Lidge
J. Ericks
State Board of Pardons
Mercy
Lewis
Tawa
Lewi
Lyn
Relates Im Cra
Craig
State Department offers low cost grain testing for growers
A Montana bulletin promotes state department grain tests for farmers and marketmen at minimal cost. Great Falls lab offers moisture, gluten, and dockage analyses. samples should be mailed from multiple car points, with sender name and address on a plain back note. Samples must be identified on arrival to match the note.
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WT. Giese
Chiri
Pelin
State Department of Ane Tulture
Pa Bnticun
Department of Agricultare
Montana
Great Falls
Max Sante
George W. Moran
Grain i
Montana State College
Bagenany
W. C. Whitcomb
Cest
Strowd Named Montana Osteopathic Association President
Dr JIL Strowd of Glendive was elected president of the Montana Osteopathic Association at a Missoula meeting. Officers elected include secretary-treasurer Dr Wellington Dawes of Bozeman treasurer and trustee Dre Ast Willard of Missoula re elected. W W Dawes of Bozeman named delegate to next year’s international convention in Louisville with Dr Strowd as alternate. Next year’s convention site Billings chosen by trustees.
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Missoula
Strowd
Glenda
Monttana Osteopathic Association
Death Spohr
Wellington Dawes
Doreman
Dre Ast Willard
Misannta
Tar
W. CL Dawes
Bozeman
Te Organization
Louisville
Jil Strowd
Oleadive
Billings
Postal worker John B. Nicholas commits suicide in post office
Honolulu reports John B. Nicholas a Schofield Barracks postal employee shot himself with an army revolver in the post office during routine checks. He resided in Lorain Ohio and Managua Nicaragua. An associated note mentions boundary tensions between Nicaragua and Honduras and the appointment of commissions to locate and mark disputed areas.
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Honolulu
Aw ‘Sociated Press
John B. Nicholas
Schofield Barracks
Aub-Post
U‘ Nighot
Lorain
Ohio
Managua
Nicaragia
Arig
Nicaragua
Honduras
Itecacinte
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Marie Ward
Yellowstone CO
Herbie Waterbury
Tout
Herbie
Terri
Critie
Sean
Tee
Tim
MIT
Frolking
Carless
Lemuel
bin Fara Jo
Ife
Brunet
Mountebane
Wishan
Vais
Goudie Gay
Peiter
Stan
San Jose
L. A
Lews
Tortus
Teave bin
St. Paul i
Minneapolis
Phinddiehia Witetev
Seattle-Tacoma
Rainier Park
Victoria- Vancouver
Portland
Columbia River
Seattle-Portland-Tacoma- Spokane
St. Paul-Minneapolis-Chicago
Denver
St. Louis
Kansas City
R. J. Dee
Geo. A. Miner
J. A
Northern Pacific
Weggenman Market
State
Independent
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