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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1925

Page

4

Brantly Memorial Committee Meets in Helena

Members of the Montana Bar association committee appointed to plan a memorial tablet for the late Theodore Brantly, former chief justice of the Montana Supreme Court, met at the state capitol with W. Clark Jr. and architect Robert D. Farquhar to discuss artist selection and location. Associate Justice Galew chairs the committee with Justice Pigott and Edmond G. Toomey.

Montana Bar Association Theodore Brantly Montana Supreme Court State Capitol W. Clark, Jr W. A. Clark Clark Helena Butte W. J. Lippincott Robert D. Farquhar Capitol Brantly Albert J. Galew William T. Pigott Edmond G.toomey Montana Railroad Commission Galen Bar Association State House New York Chirk America Slark

Governors Debate Federal Highway Aid Policy

A desegregated report shows governors from Maryland Mississippi Wyoming Virginia Nebraska and others clashing over the fifty fifty plan for federal aid to state highway construction. Ritchie opposed federal aid while Whitfield and Ross urged abolition or cooperation as a national common project.

Albert ©. Ritchie Maryland National Treasury Harry T. Whitfield Misippi Ritchie Nellie T. Ross Wyoming E. L. Trinkle Virginia Adam McMullen Nebraska

Eight years later arson suspect Borun arrested in California

David J. Borun, once presumed drowned in Lake Michigan in 1917 after his dummy was tossed from the Indiana, has been arrested in Long Beach, California. State fire marshal Conrad Asmuth led the case, linking a long-ago arson at North American Auto Body in Milwaukee to Borun who allegedly faked his death for a return to his family.

Milwaukee Associated Press David J. Roran Lake Michigan Long Beach Calif North American Auto Body Company I North Milwaukee Boru Indiana Conrad Asmuth Boran State Room Borun

Agricultural Credit Ass'n to Make Loans in Montana This Year

The Agricultural Credit association based in Minneapolis plans Montana loans to responsible farmers this year for purchasing a small number of sheep dairy cows and pure bred sires. Last year many loans were made with satisfactory results and the program continues. County agents urge early action before funds run out and note a $4000 loan example for Holsteins. Interest and payment terms span four years with specific percentages.

Agricultural Credit Ass'n Montana Agricultural Credit Association Soo Minneapolis Thts H. L. Lartz Phillips County Sundberg Minnesota Steins Chas D. Greenfield

Bridge Club Honors Moss Schwenk Visitors in Belgrade

Belgrade social notices report Mrs. W O W Cooper hosting a bridge event for Moss Schwenk in Wahpeton with visiting friends. Mrs. Bert Dewing led a high score, Mrs. Georgia Bigee and Mrs. Pauing Ping noted among attendees. Various locals, including Miss Florence Fenwert and Roberta lists, attended gatherings and a park event stirred chatter as names like Laura terney and Glen Shinnes appeared in neighborhood notes.

Belgrade W. OW. Cooper Mors Schwenk Wahpeton B.S. Newbury Bert Dewing Bridge Club Moss Schwenk Georgia Bigee Pauing Ping Per Jarmil Glen Shinnes Misa Gurat Laura Terney Florence Fenwvet

Letter to Beethoven Comes a Bit Too Late

A fragmentary letter addressed to Beethoven describes a delayed delivery and notes a daughter awaiting lessons. The text hints at postal issues and a misaddressed recipient, with scarce readable names and locations, suggesting a historical correspondence scene.

Beethoven

Views of Day in National Capital

National capital views note turmoil over rationing and debt measures. Officials report unrest and public protests, while a punitive campaign targets workers amid economic strain. A local incident links to a larger scandal involving trade, with authorities uncovering illicit use of substances in various products.

National

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