Unsettled Weather and Community Notices in Montesa
Mostly cloudy and unsettled weather for Wednesday and Thursday with possible snow and colder conditions overnight. Local points include obituaries for Robert E Otten and Mary Ruth Smith of Selena, a Dutch lunch at Echarpf's Old Style, a January 24 chicken dinner at YMGA hosted by St James A 2 TE church, and a Moose Heart Legion card party January 28 with 23 cent admission. Fred Sanden of Sanden Ferguson heads to New York for spring and summer goods. Legal items note dismissal without prejudice sought by Bank of Boulder in suit against John Rothins and John Fleagan Moore and Al Snell facing a two count prohibition-law charge.
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Praccipe
Bank of Boulder
John Rothins
John Fleagan
Personal notices from Baker area guests and visitors
A stream of visitors and locals check in at the Placer and Harvey hotels and other spots. Names include Mrs C E Myers Bozeman and George B Winston Anacondas on business, Judge W L Ford White Sulphur Springs, Mrs Harry Walker at Butte dancing school, T C Larson Choteau ex state senator, A Morley Butte Red Mountain Hydraulic Mining president, Mrs Warren Sli, J Delanty Helena at St James San Diego, and Tommy Thank with trainer Borland at Marlow event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
C. E. Myers
Bozeman
George B. Winston
G. H. Beckwith
St. Ignatiug
Wakehhild
Townsend
Placer
W. L. Ford
White Sulphur Springs
Bariness
Harry Walker
Butte
Charles G. Gaddis
T. C. Larson
Choteau
Teton County
A. Morley
Red Mountain Hydraulic Mining Company
Wy. J. Delanty
Helena
St. James
San Diego
South
N. M. Nabigane
Tommy Thank
Dixie Latlood
Marlow
Harvey
Fd. Borland
Perc y Train Visits Helena After 25 Years in Nevada Mines
Perc y Train, longtime Helena native and Nevada mining engineer near Manhattan, returns after 25 years to see his mother Phoebe Train in Helena. He recalls few changes, notes new buildings, and recounts Gilbert area gold rock discoveries worth about 2943 per ton.
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Tonopah
Nevada
Percy Train
Helena
Phoebe Train
Kemwood
California
Train
Manhattan
Big Smoke Mountains
Cutter Street
Oil House
Piacer
Marlow Theater
Montana Life
Tram
Helena High School
Independent
E. M. Fiske
Kenwood
Florida
Neada
Gilbert
Measures advance in house committee amid debate
Nine measures were recommended for passage after a lengthy session in the house. Mrs AlcCaris’s memorial urging world court participation drew sharp exchanges led by Caplis and McCarty, while several bills covering warrants interest rates highway contracts irrigation districts and court procedures moved forward.
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House
Caphe
Silver Row
Caplis
Robert M. Lavoliette
International ‘Court
Ruffearn
Duncan
Grayhill
Burns
Loble
State Supreme Court
Smith and Nagle
Montana
Helena Studde Wins Honors in Pharmaagy
Theodore J Walker of Selena enrolled in the pharmaceutical department at the State University of Montana in Missoula won second honors in competitive examinations by the American Conference of Pharmaceutical Faculties. He achieved top scores in two subjects, 88 in pharmaceutical chemistry and 94 in arithmetic.
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Theodore J Walker
Selena
Pharmaceutical Department
The
State University At
Missoula
American Conference of Pharmaceutical Faculties
Walker
Ten blind children may regain vision
Ten blind children from the Colorado Home of the Deaf and Blind in Colorado Springs are expected to gain sight after operations at the University of Colorado Hospital. Two siblings, Russell Richards and Elvera Richards, are not expected to benefit. Surgeries may be classified as successful with many regaining normal eyesight.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo. Jan
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Wall
University of Colorado
Russell Richards
Elverta
Legion Post Meets with Governor to Speak at Dinner
Local American Legion post holds an evening meeting in the Eddy Rose room with Governor John B. Erickson as one of the after-dinner speakers. Dinner at 6:30 features remarks from Senator Shelter, Representative Burns, and Attorney General Foot, plus music by the high school orchestra and dances by Sulgrove academy pupils. Officers will be elected.
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John BE. Erickson
The
American Legion
Eddy Rose Room
Senator Shelter
Park County
Representative Burns
Blaine County
Foot
High Acheol
Sulgrove Academy
Postponed Women's Gym and Swim Classes At YMCA
Repairs to the water main forced a water shutoff at the YMCA building and led to the postponement of the morning women’s gym and swimming classes. Water is scheduled to be turned back on at noon.
Federal Agents Nab Duncan Ranch Seeker Moonshine Case
Federal prohibition agents arrested Reed at his Jefferson county ranch near Montana City on charges under the national prohibition act after moonshine and mash were seized. Information from Addison Lusk and county official Padbury led to the affidavit. authorities in Jefferson county stated no Lewis and Clark County jurisdiction. Separate item notes Senator Duncan of Madison county introducing a state budget bill, and Montana House actions on various measures including debt, primary ballot, and welfare bills.
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U. HL. Reed
Jefferson County
Padbury
Addison, Lusk
Montana
George W. Padbury, Jr
Lewis and Clark County
Reed Ranch
Montana City
House of Representatives
Flachsenhar
House
John E. Erckson
Rice
Dellno
Sable
State Supreme Court
Miller
Wolf Creek
Interior Department rejects mining claim in Thompson park
The first assistant secretary of the interior, E C Finney, rejected the patent for the Blacktar mining claim inside Thompson Park Butte Montana. The decision cites lack of valid discovery and suggests the area was intended as a municipal park not subject to mining patent. Prospecting remains allowed on national forest lands if mining law requirements are met.
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Interior Department
E C. Finney
Thompson Park
Butte
Congress
Deer Lodge Forest
Forest Service
Land Office
Missoula
General Land Office
Finney
Wathin
US Child Labor Amendment Rejected in Multiple States
Reports from Columbus Ohio, Olympia Washington, Topeka Kansas, and Raleigh North Carolina indicate the federal child labor amendment was defeated or postponed in several states. Ohio voted 35 to 19 against ratification. North Carolina, Washington, and Kansas also rejected or postponed action.
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South
North Carolina
Georgia
Louisana
Texas
Oklahoma
North Dakota
Kansas
Ohio
Washington
Delaware
Wyoming
Senate
Columbus. O
House
North Caisie
Olympia
Wash
Fan
Governor urges tax cuts to cover $4 million deficit
Executive appeals to Montana's Appropriations Committee as Governor Erickson proposes a 13 percent cut in last year's expenditures to balance the General Fund. He cites comparisons with Pennsylvania and Washington and urges lawmakers to act for taxpayers while detailing attendees of the meeting and noting current deficits. In the same report a car crash near Tucson injures several, including H M Fullerton and Lawrence McCay, with Charles Leonard dead on the scene.
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State Departments
Erickson
Appropriations Committee
Montana
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Washington
Liveig
Slantana
Pennsylvana
Wold
Peat, White
Lemmon
Donaldson
Reed
The
House
Leuthold
Finance and Claims Committee
Senate
Tucson
Ariz
Charles Leonard
Montesano
Wash
H. M. Fullerton
Vancouver
B. GC
Lawrence McCay
Washington State
Helena residents set for ocean voyage from New York
The Alis¢ea Matson and Anna Lou Pigott daughters of Mr and Mrs Pigott depart for New York to join their aunt Mrs Wood of Denver for a Mediterranean cruise aboard the Empress of Scotland. EB L Flanerty heads to Los Angeles to join the President Garfield for a world trip. John J Fox Jr, a Sixteen, Montana rancher, sails for New York then Ireland. George Miner at the Northern Pacific cite ticket office provides the passages.
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Alis¢ea Matson
Anna Lou Pigott
Mre
Mee
H of Pigott
New York City
Wood
Garfield
John J Fox
Afont
Ireland
George *Miner
Prcific
Senter Triumph in Breach of Promise Case
A jury in St. Louis returned an unanimous verdict for Charles P. Senter in a $200,000 breach of promise suit filed by Mrs. Ella Isaac Campbell, beauty parlor proprietor. The trial centered on alleged romantic failed commitments.
Funeral Arrangements for Mrs Hettinger Here
The funeral and burial of Mrs Frank Hettinger formerly Mrs Fred Benson will be held in this city after the arrival of her daughter Mrs George Harvey of Corvallis Oregon. The rites will take place at 1814 Livingston avenue home of daughter Mrs Clyde Burgan. The body is due from Los Angeles tomorrow morning.
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Frank Hettinger
Fred Benson
Los Angeles
George Harvey
Corvallis
Ore
Clyde Burgan
Livingston Avenue
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Iderased
Robert E Otten
Mary Ruth Smith
Echarpf’s
Eagle
Bors
R . Lineberger
North
Warren Street
Y M
St James
Ida Welsh
Moose Heart Legion
Dagles' Hall
Sanden
New York
Fred Sanden
Sanden-Ferguson Company
Moore
Snell
Jawa
Ruth
Eaeld
Esessald Owee
Snes
Man
Ain
Boston
Calgary
Chicago
Edmonton
Maes City
Paul Minne
Salt Lake
Guy
Seattle
Wee
Lalla Brooke
F. X. Arena
Lawrence St
Eugene Guillot
East Sixth
Ars
EB. Cummings
Billings
E. H. Wicks
Warren SI
Happy
St. John's Hospital
Mother Rere
Moving Picture
Nev
Helene
Mr. Train Tella
Death Valley
McCarty
Helena Stude
Pharmaagy
Manila
Pagunipatan
Lanao
Phoenix Hosiery
Emery
LeVine
Adler
Belcher
Legion
Reedi Duncan
Duntan
Madison County
S&s
Coser
Biagis
Peterson
Paul
J Totse
Marguerite Churchill
Camp Fire Girls
Nterior Department
Butte Park
U. S
Topeka
Kans
Kansag
Beauty Doctor
Banking
the Clearing House Association
Esides
Clearing House Association
Banks Acting
American National Base
Montana Trust and Savings Bank
National Bank OF Montana
Union Bank and Trust Company
East Helena State Bank
Farmers and Mechanics State Bank
Mrs. Hettinger
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