Grote Out AGA Stages Fadaway At Leavenworth
Information on Floyd Grote, linked to a bank theft gang and a federal escape, surfaced with Sheriff Burgess reporting Grote’s prior Leavenworth tenure from 1929 to 1930. A warden’s letter to a Justice Department agent noted a $50 reward for Dan Crowley tied to the case, while Grote’s elusive fugitive history and connections to Tom Martin and others frame a renewed manhunt. Robert Kerr of Great Falls took Montana Power duties as local manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Grote
Clyde Burgers Grote
Grote
Bobby
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Unti
Weare Hata
A. B. Middleton
3Tontane State Prison
Department of Justice
Battle
Burgess
Wiscon
Madison
Fel Ry
Burgesa
Grote Waa
St. Maries
Ida
Iat
Gate Wan
Tom Martin
Fang
Towan
Jaint St. Marles
Robert O. Kerr
Great Yale
Montana Power Company
Offiee
Montana Roads Deteriorate Amid Storms Across State
The Montana road report shows heavy rain and showers across the north with mixed conditions. From Wolf Point to Glasgow and Helena to Great Falls, roads vary from good to muddy with some dirt routes poor or muddy.
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Missoula
Lewistown
Hart Newton
Roy
Maite
Helena
Great Falls
Garrison
Butte
Borema
Livingston
Choteau
Tri State Osteopathic Meeting Attended by Helena Figure
Dr and Mrs Shafer depart for Spokane to attend the Tri State Osteopathic convention at the Davenport hotel June 4 5 6 and 7. They will drive back to Helena after the event hoping to rekindle friendships with Missouri schoolmates while gaining exposure to new osteopathic methods. Former Helena man Dr Kenneth Horner appears in the program for foot demonstrations and Dr Kohler played a key role in last summer’s state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafer
Spokane
Davenport Hotel
Helena
Missouri
Kenneth Horner
Z. ¥. Kohler
Kohler
Packers Consent Decree Staged Reopen in DC Supreme Court
Washington June 2 Packed meat packers and grocers clashed in the District of Columbia Supreme Court over the long contested Packers Consent Decree of 1920. A grocers motion to dismiss the Packers petition for modification was taken under advisement by Justice Jennings Raley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia Suprema Court
Jennings Raley
Oil Pipe Line Regulation Hearing At State Capitol
The Montana Public Service Commission held a hearing at the state capitol on pipeline rules affecting Cat Creek oil shippers and Continental Oil Co. Attorneys argued over shipment size and storage costs, with the commission taking the matter under advisement. Commissioners Dennis, Youngs and Boyle presided as Francis A. Silver represented the board and Ray mond E. Dockery led the shipper side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Oll
Cat Crank
Continental Oil Company
Winnett
Francis A. Silver
Raymond FE. Dockery
Lewintown
Chippera and
Attornay S. W. Stewart
This City
Attornney
Robert N. Manley
Denver
Pipe Line Company
Ca Creek
Ole
He Continental Company
Ehiproenta
Tovk
Idelecment
Dennis
Youngs
Boyle
Population figures for Helemia district questioned by census
Figures for Helemia district show a population near 11 700 after late submissions, with ward totals listed and a possible final tally of 11 768. If Washington denies 37 appended names, totals could drop to about 11 402, affecting comparisons with 1820 and earlier counts. A. B. McGlatchey is the supervisor of the 6th district including Lewis and Clark counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Helana
Werahington
A. B. McGlatchey
Lawis
Clark County
Personal notices from Helena and surrounding towns
Local personals list residents visiting Helena, returning travelers and hotel guests, including Mrs Jessie Rubidge, Viva Ulrich of Somers, Dr and Mrs A G Achimpt, J L Stevens, Mrs Kielnechmidt, J B Welton, A S Waite, Lombard trip by General Agent Dee, Milas Beryl Urey returning from Great Falls, J Gerety and others at the Harvey, Owen Byrnes leaving for Chilenge, Lincoln hotel guest Tambkin with J Fisk, Madge J Treece addressing teachers, Mr and Mrs A G McChenney at the Placer, veterans bureau work, S Johnson couple at Huntley project ranch, and Rhep Chevalier with Jamon Collins at Great Falls.
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A. G. Achimpt
Grant Falls
Elty
Cne
JL. Stevens
Harvey
Mra. 1
Kielnechmidt
California
Jt. B. Welton
A. 8. Waite
Butte
Piecer
Ti. A. Dee
Northern Pacific
Lombard
Urey
Great Fala
A. G. McChenney
Tlelenn
McChheaney
Veterana’ Bureau
Kort Harrison
Johnson
Tiarvey Hotel
Huntley Project
Billings
Helena
Arnal
Efforts To Reorganize Defunct City Land Bank Stalled
Chicago June 3. Aond holders committees failed to advance a reorganization of the defunct city land bank. W Edwin Stanley, a committee member, said the project was tabled for at least 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kanan City Joint Stock Land Bank
W. Edwin Stanley
Aald
Padbury files petition for lower house seat
Fred H. Padbury a Lewis and Clark County businessman filed a petition with Clerk and Recorder Al Duncan for the Republican nomination to represent Lewis and Clark County in the state legislature. Born in Maryavilla and educated in public schools, he became assistant manager and part owner of Parden Drug, is brother to County Attorney George W. Padbury Jr., and son of Judge George W. Padbury Sr. A long time resident, he supports the State fair and improved horse racing, aims to advance county business, is married with two children, and serves as Worshipful Master of Morning Star Lodge No. 5 and as a director of the Helena Hotel Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred HH. Padbory
Uelena
al Ducan
Lewis and Clark
Padbury
Lewis and Clark County
Maryavilla
Helena
Parden Drug Company
Hhe
George W. Padbury
Marriet
Morning Star Lodge
A. M
Helens Hotery Club
Fines levied on two men for fishing violations
Harold Haugen of Bunhret Mont was fined 25 dollars for fishing in closed waters at Chester after a deputy warden testified. C Denson Jr of Clancy faced similar charges for fishing without a license at Warm Springs Creek and was fined 25 dollars at Boulder.
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Harold Haugen
Bunhret
Mont
Chester
Tecelvad
Hea GC
Breed Creek
Warm Springs
Boulder
Polson Hearing Set On Motor Transport Petitions
Officials in Polson and the surrounding district consider a new $19,000,000 mower plant and related structures a major enterprise expected to employ hundreds and draw growth. The Montana Public Service Commission will hear eight petitions seeking certificates of necessity to operate motor transport services between Polson and the new dam station on Friday June 13.
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Hn Imporua Glee Enterprise
Folaon
Filag
Ha Montang ‘Tailread and
Public Utility Commission
Polson
Dai Station
Utcipy
Pelttons
Registration totals rise for Lewis and Clark primaries
County Clerk Al Duncan announced July primary registration at 36 440 in Lewis and Clark county, up 731 from 1928. The last general election had 9 252 registered, with Helena 15 precincts totaling 6 080. About 400 people registered as books remained open, fueling the increase.
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Lewis and Clark County
al Duncan
Helena
Fire Underwriters Officers to Meet Helena Agents
Special agents from 19 firms in Helena will meet at the Placer hotel Saturday morning to confer with Warren Ellis of New York and Wallace Rogers of Gale and Plaitson Advertising. The visit, part of a nationwide advertising campaign, will include arrivals from Fargo, N C and coordination by local managers.
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Renrosanta Oven
Helena Bellonging
Board of Fire Underwriters of the Pacific
Western
San Francisco
Placer Hotel
Juna 7
Warren W. Ells
New York
Asaatant
Mallelieu
Naional Board
Wallace Rogers
Gale & Piatson
National Board
Velona
Fargo
N. C
Percy F. Garnett
Charles Crok
Butt
Montana
National Board of Fire
Helena
Charles Conk
W. P. McKee
Four Cases of Disease Reported in One Day
Four cases of contagious disease were reported in Helen at county health officer Dr Arthur Jordan's station. The day prior yielded three whooping cough cases and one scarlet fever case. Authorities hoped no new attacks would appear, and those infected were quarantined after evaluation to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helens
Arthur Jordan
Jordan
Hoy
East Helena lecture on Eucharist Congress by Grdina
Mr and Mrs Anton Grdiba of Cleveland who are guests of Mr and Mrs Peter Virol arrived from Great Falls. Grdina president of I B K rednote and Grand Cariglian Slovenian Catholic Union delivered a moving picture illustrated talk on the Eucharist Congress in Chicago. Lectures to be held at Orpheum theater East Helena tonight at 7 with Grdina as main speaker. Frank Cong of Linwood, candidate for road commissioner, registered at the Placer last night.
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Aad
Anton Grdiba
Cleveland
Buesta
Peter Virol
Helena
Great Falls
Diring
Grdina
I. 8. K. Rednote
Slovenian Catholi Union
Chicago
Ordinasa
Frank Cong
Linmikesi
Rally Road Commissioner
Ilapon
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Tri-State Osteopathic
Packers
Walla Walla
Hennessy Bros
Wspaper Halhiy
R. R. Board
Helemias
Mra
Jessie Rubidge Tere
Chicare
Viva A. Ulrich of
Somers
F. Brown
Phil- Ipnburg
Dawley of
Wilborn
Jacobs
Bozeman
R. Gephary
Bulle
Budnes Roltora
Mra. Macy
Grummond
Chievo
Dexides
Edward
Street Tenbert
Maine
Tdlahouse
J. Gerety
C. E. Man~imonce
Gindyn Freeman
Great Falla
Harevey
Owen Byrnes
Chilenge
Ten Tambkin
Lincoln
J. Fisk
S Slarice Viraul
Intermountain Union
Cole Teme
Madge J. Treece
Washington, D.C
Oo “Rhep" Chevalier
Jamon Collins
Great Fall
Nolta Data Universty
South Bend
Ind
Mr. Cotting
Mia
A. G. Schrupp
Prar
Ifred Padbury
House OF Assembly
Lewis Clark
Clothing & Jewelry CO
Mendel Trunx
Woah
New Merth Cont Limited
Der
Geo
Mink
Pam
Helen
East Helena
United Later
Bt. Tyril and
Methadius Lodge
Bi Halena
Nuapioen
Lodcont Sha Orpheum Theater
Waat Metenu
Grding
Sm Educational
Stacy Adams
Florsheim
Thistlewaite Shoe Co
Florshein
Les Banff
Lake Louise
Klondike
Paciée
Sulmarco
Askerl
Vancouver
Lnland
Alaska
Icteris
Eral Avehl
Tle
Oma
Canadian Pacific
Joyane Traveler
North Coast
Oath Coast Limite
Redle
Madaen
Barker
Ingeyty Shop
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