Frank Cone Seeks Republican Nomination for Montana Rail Public Utilities Post
Ravalli County resident Frank Cone filed a nominating petition for the Republican nomination to the Montana state railroad and public service commission. Cone, long active in state government, pledges to develop natural resources, create jobs, and coordinate rail and motor transport to lower costs while expanding electricity use on farms. He cites past service as surveyor general, senator, district court clerk, and secretary of the treasury in the Legislature.
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Ravallt County
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Io Public Sife
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Gara
Ime
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Looted St Louis Bank Weathered Run After Robbery
The Grand National bank in St Louis, looted for over 1 million in cash securities and valuables, faced a daylong bank run as customers withdrew deposits fearing collapse. Money trucks delivered cash including 460 000 from Chase National Bank. Officials noted a possible inside job and held two bank employees on bonds as the investigation continued.
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St. Louis
Grand National Bank
Crah
Diancloaura
Joss
Federal Neonervo Bank
Chase Nations Bank of New York
Ed Mays
Ile
Alice
Gifford J. Herbert
William A. Frittin
G O P Nomination Battles Highlight Montana Primary
Montana Republicans shape the field for nominations as Democrats mostly uncontested. Key races include eastern district incumbent Leavitt unopposed, western seat contested by Monaghan, and a crowded bid for railroad commissioner with six candidates. Justice Galen and Shelley lead the GOP battle for the Senate opponent, while Walsh hints at a prohibition referendum. Public notices cover county races and petitions due by the deadline.
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Montana
Scott Leavitt
Mark D. Fitz- Garrard
John M. Evans
Joseph P. Monaghan
Leavitt
Monaghan
Frans
Justce Albert J. Galen
H. F P. Shelley
T. J. Walsh
Shelley
Justice Galen
Carlson Funeral Today for Fred L Corson at Swedish Lutheran Church
The body of Fred L Corson who died at Great Falls last Wednesday will arrive this morning and the funeral will take place this afternoon at 3 from the Swedish Lutheran church with Rev P A Fair officiating. Interment will be in Fairview cemetery. Pallbearers are Albert Aronson Ivan Maclingan AC Anderson Ernest Swanson J A Eck and H W Larson. Carlson was born in Sweden 27 years ago and worked as a fireman for the Northern Pacific, living part time in Helena. He is survived by his father, mother, sister and brother in Sweden, with cousin Peter Larson of Ovando.
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Great Falls
Hirch
P. A. Fair
Opp
Conrad
Sn Forentorle Cemetery
Albert Aronson
Ivan Maclingan
AC. Anderson
Ernest Swanson
J. A. Eck
H. W
Laracn
Mr. Carlson
Sweden
Northern Pacific
Helena
Ha Ta
Ming
Peter Larson
Ovando
Man Ends Life After Marriage Proposal Rejected
Sunrise Wyoming May 21 A 29 year old George Gardner shot himself in the head at the home of Lucius Swiopley after his marriage proposal to Miss Schooley was rejected He died today in Wheatland hospital Gardner a brother of Chester Gardner of Pittsburgh was involved in a prior Indianapolis auto race accident He left a note to his mother saying he would kill Miss Schooley if she refused and then take his own life
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George Gardner
Lucius Swiopley
Wheatland Hospital
Gardner
Chester Gardner
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Mian Schooley
Miss Schooley
Mise Schooley
Frozen reptile causes incident at taxidermy shop
In Colorado Springs a 20 foot conutrictarimm, a frozen specimen from Cheyenne Mountain, was brought to town for taxidermy. While being cut up, the thawed creature moved, and the tarndermint also stirred, resulting in the reptile being killed.
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Chéyenne
Honorary regiment staff for Montana National Guard named
Governor Erickson authorizes the American Legion Montana to select an honorary colonel and staff for the 1/3rd infantry during the Fort Harrison training camp. The move honors ex-service groups for aid to the Montana Guard amid state camp activities.
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Helena
American Legion
National Guards
Fort Harrison
Erickson
National Guard
Herbert Kibler
the Legion
National Guard of Montana
Department of Montana
1/3rd infantry
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Celebration at St Ignatius marks 751st anniversary mission
Librarian David Hilger of the state historic library attended the event at the Indian mission of St Ignatius reporting it drew about 3000 people, including 2000 Indians and 1000 Whites. Highlights included the old mission cemetery parade and other features, with plans for Helena girls to serve as honorary colonel aides for American Legion entertainments at Fort Harrison.
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David Fmiger
Fitatoa
Wbrary
St. Ignatius
Helena
Old Massion
Hilgeran
Fort Harrison
Montan
American Legion
Commencement Day Speakers Named for Montana Colleges
Chancellor M E Brannon announced plans for commencements across Montana colleges. A. G. Crane of the University of Wyoming will speak at Billings Normal on June 13. E G Patterson of Utah State Agricultural College will address Bozeman on June 10. Judge Lyman Bannatt will speak at Dillon on June 12, Otis Smith of the US Geological Survey at Butte on June 1, and a University of Montana Missoula address on June 8.
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University of Montana
M. 4. Brannon
A. G. Crane
University of Wronting
Laramie
State Normal Colece
Billings
E.G. Patterson
Utah States Agricultural College
State College
Bozeman
Normal School
Dillon
Lyman H. Bannatt
Virginia City
Otis Smith
United States Geological Survey
State School of Mines
Butte
State University
Missoula
Bridges in Lewis and Clark County Get Fresh White Paint
County crews under Commissioner Tom Sill ers are painting all bridges with white gloss. Two more workers joined the project, now underway. The Wilburn bridge will finish early next week, with East Helena Ten Mile Canyon Ferry and three bridges above Canyon Creek already done. Nearly 100 gallons used. spray methods speed and save cost.
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Lewis and Clark County
Tom Slllers
Wilburn Bridge
East Helena
Ten Mile
Canyon Ferry
Canyon Creek
Lake Helena
Rolla Duncan Seeks Republican Nomination for Railroad and Public Service Commissioner
Rolla Duncan, Billings theater and hotel operator, announced his intention to seek the Republican nomination for railroad and public service commissioner. The seven candidate field includes Duncan, who came to Helena in 1888, served as Lewis and Clark county sheriff, county commissioner, United States marshal, and postmaster for Billings. He owns theaters in Billings Lewistown and Idaho and the Lincoln hotel in Billings. He is married with two children. Panama is building a road expected to finish next year to boost development in the rich agricultural region capable of producing 75 million pounds of cotton annually.
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Billings
Duncan
Helena
Lewis and Clark County
Vane
United States
Tme
Lewistown
Idaho
Lincoln
Panama
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