Vast Federal Forest Reserve Plan for Montana Schools
A letter from Morton J. Elrod outlines a state plan to reallocate 20 million acres of national forest land in Montana into school sections 16 and 26 for public education. The proposal would create a state reserve to fund schools by leasing or selling timber, potentially yielding hundreds of millions, but faces legal and surveying hurdles and wary federal approval.
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Outry
Dia
Ind
Morton J. Elrod
University of Mantumi
V Wisiriet
A. Shormnan
Ats
Montana
Verontiux
Thulio
Ane
Mouthan
National Forest
Maertly
Elese Inidr
Washington Wis
Anil
Washington
Hertionont
Denies Identity of the Child in Orphan Case
Secretary O Fo Senovnfeld defends the authenticity of a final report on an adoption dispute involving Mrs Donaldson’s children. Superintendent Wiley Mountjoy confirms all children are accounted for, with one adopted by a grandmother and others by families in Hillings and Bitter Root. The hearing references alleged misrepresentation to Judge Uyuch about gypsy adoptions.
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O. Fo Senovnfeld
Sik
Animal Ourend
Schoenfeld
Cum
Pam
Uyuch
Muyseilea
Atellie
Merle Ela
Cavin
Pilascigers
Torpeila
Pisgenger Trattic
Hun
Waleshee Onpania
Ye Shi
Weltten
Hermiton
Ios
Veteran Slonmel Ant Pies In Wu Ay Ri Agh
Obscure obituary notes the death of a sixty seven year old resident of Montana with veteran status. Survived by wife Mrs Edward White and children Peed 1 Blartord and others, service details unclear. A fragmentary notice mentions a memorial service and local registry contact.
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Slonmel Ant
Two Men Die By Violence At Niagara Falls Power Plant
A coroner's inquest records two violent deaths near the Lake Hogerwank power facility. Charles Nothwell of Niagara Falls was electrocuted at the plant shortly after 4 o'clock. Edward G. Coto, a Westinghouse contractor, died minutes later after a shovel assault. Details describe a fatal incident at the Framington plant, with investigation underway and a note of the deceased worker's prior assignment by Westinghouse.
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Sundag Ai
Eaward G. Coto
Diroadway
Charles Nothwell
Niagara Tals
Lake Hoggerwank
Rawmaliston” Company
Ben+ moth
Tha Power
Uae
Tisk
al Whane
Bothwell
Westinghouse
Afeteha Power Wrimintsston Company
Lake Mauser
Rottwell
Tila
Niagara Falls
New York
Weallighouse
Ifo
Ilena
Lake Hauser
Henrett
Hauser
Aine
Ak Jongs
Cole
Sylvalt jRad Hellages
Tuelatng On
Broadway
Cole Us
Catery- Ine
Wienend
Death of Mrs Wilson Wan a longtime Helen resident
Miss Wilson Wan of Helen died at her home after forty years in the work of the local Episcopal church. She was sixty nine at death, born in New Brunswick. She was the sister of Ey Mo and Mr Dunphy and survived by a son, James Wy Mixa, and daughters Mrs Uipmas Costo and Mrs WK as Unphyy, living with Frederick son.
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Mix
Witaog
Wonghiber
Merkig
Hee Ie
Inc Yburaty Mra
Wilson Wan
Plone
Helen
Jer Howe
Pat Teelonn Vane
Ely
Mew
Grunswick
Yan Junphy
Wee
Ey Mo
Dunphy
Sho Ta
James Wy Mixa
Angles
Mra
Uipmas Costo
Virys
al Prederickson
Fraud Scandal Focuses on Federal Land Schemes
Report indicates prosecutors plan to present major fraud cases to a grand jury this week. Judge William Hurl and District Attorney Gart Musch are named in discussions of indictments related to Western state land frauds. A clerk notes a court transfer deadline extending to June 1 as officials prepare to wrap matters.
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Gart Musch
Fenelus
Tle
Tor Elfeui
Federal Court
Sproute
Mime
Teacheurs Court
Tunea
Governor Toole Names Flag Day Proclamation
Governor Toole issues Flag Day proclamation dated June 4 urging display of the national colors on public buildings and private homes to honor liberty, justice, and national pride. The text calls for school assemblies and public displays to remind citizens of foundational principles.
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Toole
Hfe
Atontana
Wwe
Lberty
Reutt
Fuaiea
Surveys for conduits advance in Montana project
An early 20th century report describes plans for underground conduit surveys and wiring across a Montana city. The work, tied to a local telephone company, will begin at the companys front building and extend along Park Avenue, Mal Street, and adjacent routes with overhead lines in alleys where feasible. Completion projected for next year with a centralized automatic system reducing operator needs.
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Stati
Iin
Eyo
Montana
Trephone
Ih Company
Parkavanuy
Mal Atreet
Byonibyeny
Hodney Street
Ireridyway
Tadleme Street
Acties Blyle Avenue
Central Station
Park
Yente de Lawrence Gireet
Union Lawrence
Main
Moth
Téren Falls
Fle
Amyonda
Batts
Uteh
Washington
Steals and getaway details surface in Coast theft report
Fragmented OCR notes describe a burglary at a cabin on Lawrence Street near the Weak hotel. Thieves took blankets quilts stock logs clothing and a piano, with witnesses naming suspects and possible connections to New York and unverified figures.
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John Sint
Aome
Lawrence Strent
Proportionall Hall
Auamor
Hal Hull
Hon Seria
John Nelson
Arun
Onteans
Maydlin Hartman
Deank
Dah Bilth
Erunts
Vateey
George Alexanter
Tagua Muluon
Suitmm Vander
Marean Maerta
Pamnitin Mianheety
Dean Wid Cid
Cyuman
Route survey from Lombard to Helena described by Milwaukee crew
A Lombard man told a Milwaukee survey team that the reason for surveying toward Helena involved a proposed line from Teyuard Le Mielena with low grades and curvature and no grading. The surveyors indicated work toward Helena would begin soon and trains would run before long, as discussed with a Helena resident.
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Milwaukee
Infonet
Wis
Winwerk
Téyuard le Mielena
Lmbean
Uno
Helena
Tutte
Tutte. the Welena
Grand Forum Seeks Jurist as Montana Leader Nominated
In July at a Philadelphia meeting Lie Helena lailee ag elke members of the Grand Forum recommend a jurist for the high office of chief justice. The slate favors Cov Lin as grand rustles of the gemattur, praising his honor and integrity and urging earnest consideration by members.
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Pheodory
Megen Forumal
Philadelphia
Chebirs Wee
Supe Bot
Elrentae
Beamer
Ney Byte
Ehier
Jase Fee
Montana
Cov
Gemattur
Fragmented Text Of June Ration Meeting What It Warned
Fragmented OCR text mentions a June meeting with references to droughts crops and labor demands. It notes officials, park events, and racing into a debate about work conditions and production. Names and clear facts are obscured by garbled wording.
Seamen Strike Strains International Shipping Ports
A widespread seamen strike disrupts port activity as ships halt departures and crews refuse navigation. Delegates from all ports plan a meeting to resist compromise while authorities clash with shipowners over safety and wage terms. The walkout threatens Mediterranean traffic and aviation-related impacts as police intervene amid ongoing tensions.
New Librarian Takes Charge at State Historical Society
The state historical library undergoes leadership change with new librarian Mrs. Fairy RR. Flowle guiding operations. The announcement outlines plans to reorganize the library, enhance its collection, and introduce new features based on an internal review, signaling a shift in direction and priorities.
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Wook Hall
State Hintorical Society
Fairy
Flowle
Mel
Wbrary
Miu
Kiven
Tom
Tayey
eMeteney
Neil
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