Boy Scouts Stage Inn Field Day Results In Mountaineer Council
Troop 7 Montane Deaconens won the all around cup at the We Yayau 15630 field day, amassing 28644 points. Troop 11 of Helena placed third with 114 points, while troops 1 2 and 8 posted lower scores. Events included flag signaling packtag first aid and woodcraft with awards to individual scouts Robert Smith Glen Smith and Carl Prelffer. The program featured a pioneer camp setup and a bugling contest with prizes and a camp stay for the top bugler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montane Deaconens
Troop 9
Robert Smith
Glen Smith
Troop
Herbert Breed
Bill Bunter
Carl Prelffer
Secut Cate
Wit
Eerond
Firat
Necond
Tral
Mirai
Swearin ‘Gan
Camp Vizilante
Butte Changer Rejects Gasoline Plan For Public
In Butte on May 31 the pro pion of a special committee to supply gasoline to the public at cost was rejected by the Butte Chamber of Commerce with a 193 to 305 vote. Some members may pursue the plan individually despite the vote, stating they could offer cheaper gasoline within weeks. Committee members named include James H. Rowe Mantel Coleman Paul A Gow J Pred Gemer and Fred P Hodbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Statement Maid
James H. Rowe
Mantel Coleman
Paul A. Gow
J. Pred Gemer
Fred P. Hodbrook
Merger of Churches Is Asked Again
A cautious push for church unity is reported with talks of a commission to study further in the coming year. Messages between the Presbyterian and United Presbyterian churches were read at services in Des Moines as the United States Presbyterians consider the merger. In other news, the Northern Baptists, led by Dr. Albert W Leaven, choose Kansas City Mo, for their 1931 convention amid calls for federal oversight of the motion picture industry and liquor enforcement shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
United States
United Presbyterian Church
Naa Moines
Northern Baptiath
Cleveland
Northart Baptists
Albert Weaven
Rochester
N. Y
Kanaay City
Southern Baptists
Te Northern Baptist Convention
Southland
Kunsan City
de. Bearen
Colgate-Rochester Divinity School
Romiites
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Canade
Henence
Mable Walker Wilebrandt
Dis Moines
Iowa
Presbyterian Churches
United Presbyterian’ Church of North America
Northern Presbyterian Church
Southern Presbyterian Church
Intermountain Union seniors honored at campus program
Commencement week at Intermountain Union College opened with a 6:30 PM all college dinner in Mills Hall to honor the seniors and trustees. Nearly 300 attended a reception at Helena Hall followed by an eight o'clock program. Seniors performed songs, readings, and a one act comedy Good Medicine with Greta Burns, Gwendolyn Burns, Frances Watson among notable participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain Union College
Mills Hall
Inter
Helena Hall
Nentors
Westers
Lofita Humisr
Frances Watson
Proraul
Greta Burns
Earber Hathaway
Minn Burna
Lucia
di Lammermoor
Noretto Owendalzn Burns
Tax receipts on final day reach 125000 total
County Treasurer Joseph Oker reported more than 125000 in tax receipts on the final day of collection. Over 30000 arrived at the state treasury window, with the rest paid by checks. only 4000 was cash. Deputy Sheriff Zouback and Art Parsons guarded the money until it was secured, and counting took nearly an hour after closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acdapte
Joseph Oker
Rotelptain
Oker
Tual
Jon Zouback
Art Parsons
Baccalaureate Service Tonight At Helens High School
Baccalaureate services for Helens High School graduates will be held at eight tonight in the conseatory temple on Jackson Street. Rev George Flton Harrie will deliver the sermon with a lily theme about pursuing proper goals. Music by the high school mixed glee club will accompany the service. A rehearsal is planned for this afternoon.
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of Helens High School
Jackson Street
George Flton Harrie
Poyid J. Donnan
Iaxson
Hurl van Doren
W. M. Ewing
Henry NI. Dannia
Ministerial Association
Nigh School
Octavla Rider ‘Young
C. B. Cox
Mion Paul- Jaw
Kegne
Cleeetor
Mob attacks jail in Onlakowa violence leaves one dead
A Black inmate was killed as an armed mob besieged the jail near Chickarha, prompting National Guard intervention led by Adjutant General Harrett. Rioters used bricks, pipes and a jail door breach, with guards repelling the assault and sporadic looting reported. Independent accounts connect similar mob violence to Grove, Texas, and Sherman area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argo
Smith
Bla
Aryn
Grove
Tex
Sherman
Heath
Toomey Joins 10 Help in Typhoid Suits
Typhoid lawsuits against the city move forward as Toomey and Word enter demurrers to the city’s recent answer. Plaintiffs list names including Beer, Dorner, Baer, Moreau, Rhoades, Spencer, Poche, Satransky, and Winkler. The city has hired Gunn, Ranch, Hall and Gunn to defend City Attorney Na gle and the defense argues the city’s pleadings lack facts and fail to connect state health board directives to actions. The court weighs overruling the city’s answers as insufficient defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WG. Toomey
Toomey
Mr. Word
Canon
Gunn, Ranch, Hall and Gunn
Osalat
Raymond T. Nagle
Jostph BH. Beer
Malet Dorner
Bertha Baer
H. E. Moreau
Hilda Rhoades
Edith Spencer
Alger Poche
Ade R. Satransky
Ralph B. Winkler
Anaywar
Aly Health
Aulta
Seo
State Board of Health
Newo Cnrtain
State Board
Pinintiifs Agk
CAPT PAGE TIKES GREAT IN 1920S AIR RACE RECORDS
Capt Page wins using the same plane as Major C. A. Lutes in a 1920s speed race. He posts 117.94 miles per hour, boosts a lap lead, and surpasses earlier records. The event features glider trials, dirigible stunts, and Navy pilots demonstrating new techniques amid a large crowd and flying demonstrations.
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Page
C. A. Luts
Potomac
Lisut
W. G. Tomlinson
T. G. W. Rat- Ye
Los Angeles
G. A. Nicholson
Battle
World Agron Mattas
Nicholson
Wan
Thin Tifte
Liaut
M. B. Gardner
Navy Ptant
Paule
Taent
Alford J. Williams
National Grain Outfit Gets Duluth Elevators
The Farmers' National Grain Corporation announced it has completed negotiations to exchange elevators owned by the Canadian Elevator Company at Duluth Minnesota. President Julian Bartos said Barnes-Amea, the Duluth and New York exporting firm, plans to retire next July.
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Chicago
Ord, Claly
Farmers’ National Grain Corperation
Cannanda
Duluth
Mira
Julian Bartos
Barnes-Amea
New York
Plana
Busines
Tornado Kills One and Injures Fourteen Near Wagon Mound
A tornado moving from Turkey Mountain at 4 48 pm ripped through Wagon Mound area injuring fourteen and killing one. Victims include Manuelita Sanches 36 and Saule Montera 9 with severe injuries. Damaged homes farms and a brick building. Rescue crews found two men trapped in a garage. Residents noted cars and cottages were hurled and weather hindered further travel.
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Manuelita Sanches
M. P. Bonney
Saule Montera
Alex Crookston
Dale Peterson
Nate
Anl Parsons
Wagon’ Mound
Turkey Mountain
Mihin Atrest
Santa Pe
Young Holbrook
Gelet
Holbrook
W. T. Holbrook
Dha Dabrie
Aoa Nirs
Brewer
Wagon Mound
Simpsons
Las Vegas
Award Contracts For Guardsmen Food Supplies In Helena
Bids opened by Major Peterson for keeping guardsmen fed, with contracts awarded to Helena firms for butter cheese milk and cream from Crono Transfer Capital City Poultry Exchange and local creameries. One bidder offered cream at 1 per gallon, but Major Peterson plans 50 cents per day per soldier to feed 2460 meals daily, ensuring quality meat and dairy for troops.
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Gnoumh
Helena Fiema
Helena Fema
Hol ‘Peterson
United Bretes
Didytor Lgrocerier
Crono Tranafer Company
Capital City Poultry Exchange
May Creamery
Helena Creamery Company
Allo
Hla
Paterson
Bis
Jooks
Ingwayne
Graf 1G Safe At Counties Draw Sum Lakers Hang
Fragmented report describes the Graf 1G safe at a counties draw, Lakers influence, and a May license money tally. It recounts a ship arrival amid crowd scenes, passengers photographed and questioned, and describes flight plans, distances, and speeds, with mention of royalty and notable individuals. The piece mixes travel, aviation, and civic financial details, with numeric county apportionments and voyage milestones.
Sculptor Ted Paul Heracle Builds Bronx Studio Models
A New York sculptor, Ted Paul Heracle, overcame poverty to establish a studio in Contra Park and the Bronx. He uses animals as models for his realistic figures, turning Maree boante beasts into friendly works.
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New York
Hoe
Hia
Ted Paul Heracle
Contra Park
Dronx
Hia Studion
Hia Models
Biome
Tha Maree Boante
Sez
Herzet
Sim
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Butte Changer
National Academy of Sefences
Sonny
Fanny
Core
Mayvee
Publis Letowr
Nheawspaper
Gar
Intermountain Union
Greta Buree Bougs
Cccey Tee
Ty Nightingale
Densmore Claribel Aacht
Gwendolyn Burne
Helen Kranick Patilleathe
Oeesas Lorin Hooter Planp
Lucia di Lammermaar
Grete Burne Songu
Pamar
Woodmatt
Watson Plano
Zephyr
Esther Hithaway
Achnatfer A. Hen
Skawakt
Onlakowa
Bettor
Peking
B. T. Chen
America
Amoy University
Page Tikes Great
National Grain Outfit
Duluth Elevators
Gelst
Amit
West Coast
Tobsier Camp
Larson
Parnambues
Itante
Alfonso
Spain
Washington
W. F. Leeds
New Yorker
Pierca
Foun
Cade County
Danigla County
Migoutn
Floosevelt
Vallay
Ith Sims
Beaverhead
Mecona
Oorter
Darfield
Gelder Vellouver Bow
Toole
Terres
Lewis and O
Firettana
Cutamabilsec
Morld
Mite
Indianapalie Durante Rece
Erere Om
Mhoro
Masa Dowih
Rere
Linden Baker
Moran
Detroit
Firestone
Indianapolis
Barney Oldfield
Bis Car
Csaviry
Firestone Racing
Apdee
Firestone Tires
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