Cullen Seeks State Railroad Board Seat
Cullen of Wihana filed with the Secretary of State his petition to run on the Democratic ticket for the state railroad and public service commissioner. A 31 year Montanan, he has auto business experience in eastern Montana and served in U S internal revenue service posts earlier. He kept a restaurant open during the Helena earthquake period and served free coffee to guards and police on duty. He is the only eastern Montana candidate and pledges minimum rates to aid citizens, with goal of fair, non litigated rates. He is unmarried, living in Helena, son of J C Cullen, a state committeeman and former eastern Montana teacher.
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Cullen
Wihana
Lot W. Mitchell
State Railroad and Public Service Commissioner
Montana
Quillen
U.S
B. K. Wheeler
United States
Billings
Havre
Helena
Atresia
Funeral Services for Franela Foote Held Friday
Franela E. Foote 70 longtime Milton Tribune editor will be buried Friday afternoon. He died at home yesterday after a century of service as Montana’s oldest newspaper man, starting at the Triunne in 1882 and owning the weekly since 1897. His wife passed four years ago.
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Mien
Franela E. Foote
Milton Tribune
Fulf - Century
Foote
R. C. Shannon
The
Baptist Church
Lewistown
Montana
Triunne
Insurance receipts rise in May reports state auditor
State insurance department receipts in May totaled 2004 plus a large May increase over 1935. John J. Holmes, state auditor and ex officio insurance commissioner, notes a substantial rise from 1935 and lists components including admiral fees 200, filing fees 75, premium tax 184.42, license fees 500, miscellaneous fees 764, and other small sums reflecting processes and licenses.
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Moplank
John J. Holmes
Nsurance
Yeatardnay
Dry period damages crops and stress Montana ranges
The Weekly crop and weather report notes some Montana crops damaged by a dry period with heat and drought across many districts. Grazing improved in western counties May 29, but more moisture is needed. Land crops face renewed stress if rain does not return, despite cooler days and scattered showers in parts of the state.
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Lewin
Glark
Broadwater
G. Dinmond
Tlevnn
W. B. Maughan
Helena Weather Bureau
Montana
Howe
Sonthiastern
Divide
Submarginal Land Not Assessable Under U S Offer
Attorney General Raymond T. Nagle ruled that submarginal land offered for sale ceases to be subject to assessment and taxation when the United States acquires equitable title to the land. The opinion followed a request from Frat Gabriel, county attorney of Palatine County, and noted the United States gains equitable ownership when it exercises an option to purchase by accepting the offer.
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United States
Raymrond T. Nagle
Frat
Gabriel
Paltimne
Montana The Federal Road Funds Allocation
Washington June 3 responsive Cartwright announces Montana will receive federal aid for road construction including regular highways farm-to-market routes and grade crossing elimination. The measure passed in the House with the White House support and funds total about 467 million dollars distributed to Montana and neighboring states including Grande Mit Market and Nebraska and Wyoming.
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Washington
Traydon-Cartwright
Howse
Cartwrigh
Grande Mit
Cron
Idano Nebraska Vtan Wyominy
Kelly of Dillon Files for Judgeship
Je. Kelly of Dillon filed for a judgeship in the fifth district. His petition was filed yesterday with Secretary at State W. Mitchel. The district comprises Pershedhead Jefferian and Manannepanites with Lyman H. Kennett of Virginia City serving as judge.
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JE. Kelly
Dillon
FR. Kelly
iNow
Old liquor setup wiped out by board 1
The text reports a board action dissolving an old liquor setup and reorganizing enforcement. It notes headquarters to be established in Tretona, plans to move stock from Hardin to PMMnKA, and an expansion to Many Glacter Summer store in Glacier National Park. Leo J. Redding, 72, former editor of The New York Herald, died.
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Tate Aystem
Amnion
Rolknvuty
Glacter
Glacier Naional Park
New York
Leo J. Redding
The
New York Morald
Helena students to graduate from Intermountain Union College
Four Helena students are set to graduate with bachelor degrees from Intermountain Union College in June. Harland Herrin leads with multiple leadership roles in Chemistry and Biology groups, student senate, and drama clubs. Ida Welch, Delores Williams, and Alice Schopter complete the quartet with notable arts and service involvements.
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Helena
Sommehcement
Intermountain Union College
Harland Herrin
Panther Claws
Sigma Alpha Sigma
Ben A Manber
Ida Welch
Cni
Pil College
Delores Williams
Intarmountain
National Dramatics
Frenen Club
Theta Slema Pro
TM Delta Alpha
Cuas Prinness
Alien Schanter
State College
Bozeman
Intermeuntalu
Great Northern lowers branch line rates to state
G. Bruce traffic official for Montana railroad and public service commission said Great Northern has voluntarily reduced wheat rates on its branch lines to Richey Beechey and Plentywood. He noted the region is one of the largest wheat growing areas and the rate cut from two to two and a half cents per hundredweight aims at equitable adjustment with main line rates.
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G. Bruce
Montana Railroad
Public Aerylon Commission
Great Northern Mallroad Company
Richey, Beechey and
Plentywood
Montoun
Bruce
Montana Flood Aid Measures and Rocky Mountain Approvals
Washington approves flood control and survey authorizations for Montana and nearby states. funds total 65 400 dollars for Wadlowatone river and 42 300 for Widaws river projects plus 27 800 for Saco Milk river and other site costs. War Department to continue Wig Horn canyon reservoir and Hungry Horse dam studies in Montana for future reporting.
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Waabington
Thnomaha
Vengrous
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Colorado
Min River
War Department
Wig Horn Canyon
Wungry Horse Dam
Montane
Montana to Represent State at Dakota Jubilee Fair
Montana will be represented at the Diamond Jubiles celebration in Yorkton South Dakota June 7 to 13 marking the Dakotas seventy fifth year of statehood. O C Lamport secretary of the Helena Chamber of Commerce supervises Montana booth construction and will arrange daily papers. The booth will feature state pictures and information with donations from railroads forest service and highway department. Montana is invited along with North Dakota Wyoming and Idaho and is sponsored by state chambers and Montana Inc.
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Montana
Severo
Yorkton
South Dakota
Dakota
William G. Verguson
Montenaus, Inc
Elmer Holt
O. C. Lamport
Weleia Chamber of Commerce
Yankton
Lanport
Forest Service
State Highway Department
North Dakota
Wyoming
Idaho
Chambers of Commerce of the State
Montanana, Inc
Work relief jobs nationwide fall as WPA employment declines
Washington reports Harry Hopkins announced that work relief employment has dropped from a February 29 peak of 3,853,074 to May 16 total WPA jobs of 9,469,146. States show curtailed WPA work with February and May figures for Montana Nebraska and Wyoming.
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Washington
Harry AL. Hopkins
Hopking
Publc
Montana
Nebraska
Wyoming
Changes at Anaconda Company and Montana legal figures
General of Montana Ife resigned in 1915 to join the Anaconda Company. H Hoover, a respected lawyer and former Caner Stephenson partner, has led legal affairs for Anaconda in northern Montana. Hoover has served as president of the Wiret National Bank of Great Falls since Btenhenann retired. Glendora Wheeler, 26, who had a right leg amputated after a car accident, underwent amputation of the left leg in a further attempt to save her life.
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Montana
Ife
wlafCot
Anaconda Company
Kelly Tn
Mineral Law
American Bar Association
H. Hoover
Caner
West
Ohio
Montanaries
Harvard Mar Fo
Harvard Liwadow
Toyan
Fie Anaconda
Fu Tte Legal Affaira
Hoover Ias
Wiret National Bank of
Great Falla
Great Falls
Glendora Wheeler
Oher Ifa
Upper House Debates Taxation In Washington
The upper chamber spent nearly three hours on the tax bill and tentatively approved a higher income levy across brackets before turning to corporate levies. Bipartisan pressure for steeper taxes on distributed corporate profits sparked a key clash led by Senators Binck and Wie. The body also discussed penalties for corporations accumulating surpluses and revising foreign corporate taxes, with votes deferred until tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
Binck
Ala
la ¥Olletts J. Wie
Lewis
Congress
Hoosevilt
House
Senate Finance Committee
Black
LaFouetre
Finance Committee
Haile Selassie Given Ovation in London
London June 1 The British crowd gave Haile Selassie a warm ovation as he arrived in London, momentarily easing the stress of Addis Ababa. The arrival sparked widespread acclaim and questions about possible justice for Ethiopia. Missoula, June 5 Forest figures show high lightning activity with 118 fires in No 1 region and 17 in Tlazos district over the past 10 days.
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London
Propia
Haile Bethsele
Addia Ababa
England
Missoula
National Forests
Tlazos
Eliow
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State Railroad Board
Judy Nates
Necus
Mr. Cullen
J. C. Cullen
Democratic Stata
Wihaux County
Oagtern Monnita
Cumberland Ihilveratty Law School
Newhenake
Heloga
Tos
Helene
Spokane
Seattle
San Francisco
Minneapolia
Chicago
H. H- Ellsworth
A. Miner
Teltin Sos Limited
the Farmers’ Union Trading Company
Oliver Line
Farmer Union Co-op Tractor
Farmers’ Union Oil
Great Falls Highway
City
Farmers’ Union
Misco
Bill
U. 5
Intermountain
C. Lamport
Anaconda Gonpany
Smithers Shoe Store
Smithers
Haile Selassie
State Nursery Co
pysTiuleny Corp
Burtare
Calif
Pao
INE Cent
Sae Panien
Sie
Hinkle
Bent
Iran
Wehoen
Catster Oi
Catenio! Club
Septo-San
Coa
Waling NbBings
Magnisi Soria
Tobian
Parchen Drug CO
Vai
Orie
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