Three Defendants Plead Guilty and Lighten Calendar
Three defendants who were held in the county jail awaiting trial for district court opened on December 4 pleaded guilty yesterday and accepted sentences. Edward F. Turner and Claude Jones faced narcotics charges and received six months in jail plus $1,000 fines each. Edgar Coombs, linked to a Nash-Finch warehouse burglary, was sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary. Leonard Motari faced a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses for advertising in a non existent publication. bond set at $1,500.
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Edward F. Turner
Claude Jones
George W. Padbury, Jr
Jatl
Edgar Coombs
Woolmen of Montana Plan Convention in Great Falls
Great Falls Montana November 10 A I Breitenstein secretary of the Great Falls Chamber of Commerce is accepting reservations for the annual Montana Woolgrowers convention January 16 17 and 18 The national convention will be held in Spokane Washington January 21 22 and 23 Many visitors plan to go from Great Falls to Spokane The Montana Livestock Production Credit associations annual meeting will be held January 16 in connection with the woolgrowers state meeting.
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Great Falls
A. I. Breitenstein
Dr Wesley York’s awkward date ends in humiliation at Rocking R ranch
Dr Wesley York, a Pueblo University faculty member, attends Ronica Bailey’s dance with Andre Girardeau as a ruse. York is humiliated when Mr Bailey greets him warmly, then he discovers Ronica has planned Andre’s escort and he was misled. He flees in his sedan, wounded by the scene and his mistaken crush.
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Woodrow Wesley York
Pueblo University
Wessley
Andre Girardeau
Rock‘ag
Andre
Wesley
Ronica
Bailey
Menhettan
York
Wesley York
New York
Mr. Bailey
Pueblo
Ronica Bailey
Lena Montoya
Pete Q. Sakes
Girardeau Hoe
Dance Dilemma at Pueblo College Night
Wesley York, a popular student, attends the Pueblo College dance intending to impress Ronica Bailey while keeping Lona Montoya as his escort. He debates his motives, courts Lona, and narrowly dodges embarrassment as Ronica arrives with an exasperated date, setting up a continuation of the romantic entanglement.
Town Tall Lecture At Helena City Hall Next Monday
Helena residents will attend a Town Hall event with Howard Fieveee Davis at Consistory Shrine temple at 8 p m Monday night replacing a Jan 2 date. Davis a seasoned news commentator recounts Europe trips and major events, including the Havana conference, and explains their significance at Montey's meeting. He has reported for Columbia Broadcasting System and served as foreign editor for The Boston Transcript.
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Helena Town Hall
Howard Fieveée Davis
Davis
Europe
Montey
Havana
Poland
Newsweek Magazine
United States
Boston Transcript
Helena boys meet again at Kelly field in Texas
Robert A Fletcher son of R H Fletcher of 717 Dearborn and Fergus Fay son of Fergus Fay of 446 Lawrence street cross paths at Kelly field Texas during final ten weeks of aerial training in formation flying and navigation. Fletcher will be commissioned as second lieutenant in the air corps reserve after training. Lieutenant Way and Lieut. Sam Mitchell also connected to the Helena cohort at Kelly field.
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Helena
Kelly Field
Texas
Robert A. Fletcher
R. H. Fletcher
Dearborn
Fergus Fay
Fergus
Fay
Lawrence Street
Fletcher
Randolph Field
Kelly
Aar Corps
Way
Sam Mitcheil
Sam W. Mitcheil
Pat Kelly Field
Falls City's Richest Man Ned Towle Chosen by Town
Ned Towle, Falls City financier, owns a bank, lumber yards, the telephone company, state buildings, about 60 homes, thousands of acres of land, oil wells and cemetery stock. He lives in a $5,000 house, drives a 1928 Ford, and often helps tenants with rent and farmers in need, while sometimes buying livestock at farm sales and gifting cows to struggling neighbors.
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Fails City
Neb
Ned Towle
Tim
Whale
Falls City
Nebraska
Towle
Outstanding 4-H Leaders Named At National Congress
Wayne L. Good of McCune Kansas and Geraldine DeLancey of Corvallis Oregon were chosen as outstanding 4-H club leaders among 1 280 000 members. The 19th national 4-H club congress announced the Moses leadership trophies and $400 scholarships from Edward Foss Wilson.
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Chicago
Kansas
Cntry
Moses
Edward Foss Wilson
Wayne L. Good
McCune
Kan
Kansas State College
Geraldine DeLancey
Corvailis, Ore
Oregon State College
No Trace Found Of Liner After Raider Sighting
Boston reports Captain H E Staman of the Moore McCormack liner Mormacwren says a thorough survey of the Penn Stobart lifeship position found no sign of the vessel or wreckage after she reported being shelled by a raider last Sunday.
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Boston
H. E. Staman
Moore-McCormack
Mormacwren
Penn Stobart
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Planning Conventior
John Shanklin
N. Main St
Brady
BY Oren Arnold
Cratch
Girerdean
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Roanie
Ranica
Miss Bailey
Dude College
Mous
America
Pueblo A
Looa Montoya
Vera Crus J
Tana
Mixa Montoya
Weslee
Lana
Lona Muerely
Lona
Home Guard
Denver
Ralph L. Carr
Colorado National Guard
Davomatic
Furniture House
West Sixth Avenue
Omatic
Robert K. Fletcher
Saighest
City
Biliping
Stockton
Calif
A. C G. Parker
Pollen
Boulder
Colo
Ralph L. Garr
Coloada
Colorado High School
Ihyray
Chiropeactor Union Bank Bldg
Birds Eye
Larson's
N. Ewing
A. M. Dezielle
Main St
Curtin
Hitson
Stebbins AU Factory Distr Dodge and
Pisaioath
Weggenman Market
Sherman
GLOBE
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Shirteraft
Grayce
F” Vendleton Robes
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