MONG HIRSCHFELD HEARS LAST CHORD IN LIFE SYMPHONY
M moss Hirschfeld dies at St. Joan's hospital after a long life in Helena. Born Smyrna 1857 to Hungarian parents he studied in Europe and toured with Ole Bull before moving to America. A concert pianist and accompanist, he taught in Helena for four decades and left numerous un published compositions. He had no wife or close relatives in the U S a sister lives in Germany. Body at Herrmann and Company mortuary with funeral plans pending.
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Europa
Ole Bull
America
Walter Damrosch
Helens
Hirschfeld
St. Helena
Maria Clement
Yves
Germany
C. B. Power
Dearborn Street
Herrmann and
Romnany
Pioneer Memorial Project Assured
The city negotiates with owner William H Heiser to buy the remaining block at the northwest corner for the Pioneer Memorial project. Heiser to sell for 1000 and donate 150, city to contribute 350, Krieg pledges 660 plus prior 400, Sons and Daughters of Pioneers raise funds for landscaping. Monument to Montana pioneers planned with a 3060 to 65000 cost, total near 10000, square redesigned for safer fire truck access and a future park memorial.
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Wiliam H. Heiser
Commissioner Wine
Heiser
Krieg
Met
Commissioners Wine
Smith
Blo
Peraqne
Society of Sons and Daughters of Pioneers
Montana
Lown
Main Street
Pioneer Memorial
Pioneer Park
Krieggard
Ulniriel
Tom Y. Roxy
Aspirants to State Offices Have One Week Left to File
One week remains for candidates to file for state and congressional offices and district judgeships. Seventy-two names have entered the Democratic and Republican primaries set for July 19. Four Republicans filed yesterday with the secretary of state, including Elizabeth Ireland for state superintendent and Judge Theodore Lentz of Missoula for the fourth district. Purcell Jordan also filed for the sixteenth district judgeship. Lentz did not submit a statement or slogan. District details cover Lake, Mineral, Missoula, Flathead, and Sanders counties. Purcell’s district includes Garfield, Custer, Rosebud, Powder River, Carter, Fallon, and Prairie counties. Thirteen district judges and 48 hopefuls seek state or federal posts. no Democrats yet filed for state treasurer and no Republican candidate has filed in the first western district. The first judicial district (Lewis and Clark County) has seen no filings for judgeships.
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Meneti- Mons
Secretary of State
Elzabeth Ireland
Theodore Lentz
Missoula
Robert HE. Purcell
Jordan
Lentz
Lake
Mineral
Mayall
Sanders
Purcell
Garfield
Custer
Rosebud
Powder River
Carter, Fallon
Prairie
Ing
Constresaran
Mark D. Fitegerald
Stevensville
Lewis and Clark County
Carroll College president plans study in Europe
The Rev Norbert Hoff president of Carroll College for 12 years will take a year’s leave to study and travel. He will likely attend lectures at Munich and Vienna universities, with his deputy Rev Dr Limmet J Kiley acting during 1932-34. Hoff will leave Helena after the clergy retreat June 12 and spend summers with his mother in Milwaukee.
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Carroll College
St. Charles
Norbert C. Ifott
Limmet J. Kiley
Hoff
Helena
Notre Dam University
Am T. A. Brannan
Milwaukee
Wis
Hott
University of Munich
University of Vienna
Riley
Mt. St. Charles
Butte
Helena College
Catholic University of America
Washington, D.C
Donna J. O'Connor
Gatholie University of America
Washington
Robert H. Wilson
Wilson
Leland Stanford University
University of Chteu- RO
Congress Relief Debate Highlights Bonded Aid Plan
The piece details Garner Bill opposition in Congress over a $100 million direct relief measure, citing eight million unemployed and 15 to 16 million in destitution. It notes rail opposition to river improvements and reports Los Angeles relief plans a $12 million unemployment bond issue. Local pleas stress urgent action as citizens recount suffering and possible unrest.
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W. C Hushing
Washington
Hushing
Los Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Board of Supervisors
Parent/ Teacher association
California League of Women's Voters
John R. Quinn
Joseph Scott
Relief Committee
Anna Rath
Prince of Wales asked to attend American Legion convention
Asheville reports that the Prince of Wales is to be invited to attend the National American Legion convention in Portland Oregon September 12 to 15 by National Commander Henry Ty Stevens. Thomas W. Bird of Asheville announced plans to extend invitations to about 19 500 French veterans and for Burd and Stevens to speak from New York City June 1 for France.
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Asheville
Noc
caPi
Prince of Wales
National American Legion
Portland
Orn
Henry Ty
Stevens
Warsaw
N.C
Thomas W. Bird
National Legion
Burd
New York City
France
Department of the American
Parle
Colorado River On Rampage Flood Damages Farmland
The Colorado River flooded thousands of acres near Yuma with only minor damage to brush land and farms. Levees held though one breach created by strong currents, and officials warned of further risk as the crest moved toward Yuma. Authorities recalled past floods in 1922 and 1995 and noted improvements since 1965 when federal aid helped repair levees along the Imperial Valley.
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River Wen
Yuma
Anzona
Imperial Valley
Arizona
Salton |Eea
Roosevelt
Southern Pacific Railroad
Itere
Frank Gone Out For Secretary Of State
The article highlights Frank Gone as a candidate for Secretary of State. It notes his roles on the state land board which handles large annual transactions, and his membership on the prison pardon and parole boards along with other panels.
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Frank
Secretary OF State
State Land Board
Prison, Pardon and Parole Boards
Fragmentary 19th century pledge text reaches for duty
A garbled oath fragment shows a candidate pledging loyal service and cleansing claims against the state. It references legislative and executive experience, state conditions, and a promise to resign from any department facing improper appropriation. The passage hints at a formal inaugural commitment if nominated and elected.
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Vlata
Oletad
Broken Lullaby at the Marlow Captivates Audiences
A Marlow theater review lauds Broken Lullaby as a well balanced romantic dramatic piece with swift pacing and multiple interpretive messages. It notes strong acting, imaginative storytelling, and a range of themes from antiwar critique to glamorous romance, closing a Friday run.
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Sone
the Marlow
Business Women Name Committees For Coming Year
Helena Business and Professional Women's club set standing committees for next year at the Placer hotel session. They approved no summer adjournment and vacation time plans. Chairmen include Morse, Worll Ingham, Nelson, Squires, Meyers, Hodges, Butler, Daily, Morgan, Sulgrova, Rowand, Shoop, Wieghhorn, WetRit, Morse, Lombard, Morse. New members Dr. Kroner, Morris, Fredericks, Consigny welcomed.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Helena
Placer Evil Room
Anany
Rocestion
Sara Morse
Alina Worll Ingham
Tule Nelson
Cora Squires
Antti Meyers
Allo Hodges
May Butler
Cora Daily
Teaaie Morgan
Marty Agnes Sulgrova
Janet Rowand
Ruth Shoop
Agnes Wieghhorn
Beasto WetRit
Res Search
Margaret Lee
Beuy Lombard
Mubherola
Mona
Cara Morse
Nevt
Orpate
Margaret Kroner
Tollie Morris
Laura Fredericks
Freda Consigny
Mystery excursion thrills Cincinnati crowd on Sunday
A curious mystery excursion launched from Cincinnati on the Southern Railway toward Kentucky. Passengers and even the engineer were unsure of the destination as the train departed the city, creating a playful air of mystery and anticipation for the trip.
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Cinvinnatl
Olio
Juno L
Ja Rudd
Cininnati
Southern Railway
Ordore
Kentucky
La Follette Holding Own At Last Report
The situation of uns BR, taattol litte, editor of the Halana Iie dependient, was reported practically nahanged at 2 o'clock this morning at St Peter's hospital. Ate, bia Mulletts was fakcon to rhe hospital Arenday Went after austerity ao stroke of apoplexy. Ble Hadet re panne Gonacousede ah Ue HUW re port.
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Uns BR
Taattol Litte
Ells
Halana Iie Dependient
When a Feller Needs a Friend gains coast support
Public demand shaped Jackie Cooper's new screen story When a Feller Needs a Friend set to show at the Marlow theater Friday and Saturday with Chic Sale. The tale aims to match The Champ in dramatic appeal for adults and youths, combining emotion with moments of humor.
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Jackie Cooper
Wll
Marlow Theater
Charles “Chic Sale
Jackie
Ang
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