Historical Library Advisory Commission to Meet June 15
David Hilger librarian at the State Historical Library and a member of the advisory commission for erection of the proposed State Historical Library calls a meeting at 10 a m June 16 in the library rooms to decide actions on the sale of library building bonds that failed to receive bids May 20 The advisory panel includes A L Stone Ditton B Fower Helena J M Brown Missoula W A Hedges Lewis Iown and Hilger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hilger
State Historicalbrary
Advisory Commission
Hilger
A. L. Stone
Ditton
B. Fower
Helena
J. M- Brown
Migeoula
W. A. Hedges
Lewis Iown
Mr. Hilger
Two Fishermen Fined for License Violations in Montana
R J Crawford of Melrose and Aaron Sameon of Dover each paid 25 fines after pleading guilty to flaking without licenses. Reports to the state game warden say Crawford appeared in justice court in Butte and Samson in Stanford.
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R. J. Crawford
Melrose
Aaron Sameon
Dover
Crawford
Justice Court
Butte
Samson
Stanford
Graduates 10 Hold Class Day Program at Shrine Temple
Helena High School seniors present a class day program at the Shrine Temple with blue and gold colors and the motto Carpe Diem. Principal Albert J. Roberts invites all Helena residents to attend as officers Richard Burns Alice Kaufman Ardis Allen Leo Schneider lead the event. Commencement exercises are set for tomorrow evening at the Shrine Temple.
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Helena High School
Shrine Temple
Albert J. Roberts
Heleon
Richard Burns
Alice Kaufman
Ardis Allen
Leo Schneider
Shring Temple
Richard Burng
Norman Walker Y Ssues
Robertais
Heavy rains boost Montana crops across most counties
Montana crop prospects improved after a week of moisture through June 1. Most counties report excellent conditions with over one inch of rain in 11 of 34 counties and heavy totals in Fallon, Granite, and others. Frost damage minimal. irrigation alfalfa and beets underway. haying delayed. livestock gains on good pasture. lambing and shearing begun. wool quality near average.
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Montana
Department of Agriculture
Montana Extension Service
Lake
Missoula
Ravalli
Department
Fallon
Granite
Blaine
Custer
Daniels
Dawson
Hill
Judith Basin
Prairie
Richland
Stillwater
Lewis and Clark
Danish
Pondera
Chouteau
Rawall
Hoover Oil Law Committee Members Named
Tulse Okla June 4 A.Jogel committee to advise the American Petroleum Institute general committee was announced by FR Rh Reeser president of the institute The nominees include C B Ames Mid Continent Petroleum Tulsa T C Denton Texas Houston Minas J Baker Humble Oil Co Paul H Gregg Union Oil Co of California Son Ange John H Crenshan Barnsdall Oil Los Angeles Faliz K Smith Standard Oil of California San Francisco
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Tulse
Okla
American Petroleum Institute
Hoover
Colorado Springs
Conn
Rh. Reeser
Institute
Thorp
C. B. Ames
the Texas Company
New York
T. C. Denton
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Tulsa
Minas J. Baker
Humble Oil and Ratining Company
Houston, Tex
Paul H Gregg
Union Oil Company of California
Son Angelea
John H. Cren~han
Barnsdall Oil Company of California
Los Angelen
Faliz K. Smith
Standard Oil Company of California
San Francisco
Suspected Robberies Highlight Police Court Session
In a police court session, Jim London faced charges for copper theft at Barnett Iron Works and was sent for county jail. Others included Charles Daro for beating and a 95 bill, three drunken defendants given fines or suspended sentences, and vagabond Ranie Laviere transferred for burglary investigation. The Tomacheck soft drink parlor was robbed of two slot machines and thousands of cigars by a burglar. Laviere found with 8% nickel and 14 quarters.
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Jim London
Barnett Iron Works
Jrail
Charles Daro
Houlder
Sherif Knight
Pave Thoman
Jock Forester
Andy Hawkins
Thomas
Nisgoula
Harolf Belgarde
Martin Valmer
George Fritz
Paul Masset
Ranie Laviere
Winston
Townsend
Tomacheck
Laviere
Damage cases settled. trials adjourned for June term
In district court William John versus Grant B Christan was continued and the jury dismissed until 10 am June 6. Jane Devan versus Brows Brothers Lumber Company for 15000 damages was settled with dismissal. Mike Touhy versus Sheriff Clyde Burgess set for June 6 and John T Baker, former city treasurer, charged with embezzlement, set for June 10.
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William John
Grant B. Christan
Jane Devan Agai
Mike Touhy
Cylde Burgess
John T. Baker
Four Montana Firms File Articles of Incorporation
Four Montana firms with capital totaling a quarter of a million dollars filed articles yesterday in Helena. New firms are based in Missoula Billings Hamilton and Lewistown. Also filed were the Marcum Will Minga company of Missoula capital 75000 Norris Creameries of Billings Morton and Ross Commission in Hamilton and Monarch Realty at Lewistown with 75000. Directors and officers named include A E Cole John Cole Clara H Miller G A Norris L E Norris R D James Sam L Morton Sam M Ross Mary F Morton Pearl M Roas Francisca O Sullivan Kathi Laux Philipp Laux.
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Montana
Missoula
Billings
Hamilton
Sewiatown
Marcum Will Minga Company
Canital
A. E. Cole
John Cole
Clara H. Miller
Norris Creameries
G. A. Norris
L. E. Norris
R. D. James
Laurel
Morton and Ross Commission Company
Sam L. Morton
Sam M. Ross
Mary F.morton
Pearl M. Roas
Francisca O'Sullivan
Kathi Laux
Philipp Laux
Monarch Realty Company
Lewiatown
Roads praised after inspection in Lincoln country tour
County Commissioners Cooney Pickett and Sillers toured Lincoln Stempla and Fletcher country to inspect roads and bridges. They reported highways in good condition and progress on the Witborn bridge with rock abutments and heavy timber framing. They will repair culverts as needed to achieve excellent roads. They noted Joseph Hooper’s illness and Portland treatment. Lincoln gears up for the Fourth of July with a new two story log hotel of 22 rooms under construction for guests.
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Cooney, Pickett and Sillers
Lincoln
Stempla
Fletcher
Witborn
Joseph Hooper
Lincoln District
Portland
Harmonica Band Concert Planned at Unitarian Church
After citizens urged a concert, A I Reeves of the Deaconess School Harmonica band will perform next Saturday evening at 815 at the Unitarian church in Helena. The 30 member group will present varied numbers with many players also on strings and all singing. Ticket holders and others may attend.
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Helena
A. I. Reeves
Deaconess
Unitarian Church
Reeves
Daddy” Reeves
S.C. Gilpatrick
E. L. Flaherty
G. O. Freeman
Lewis Penwell
Ollie Connor
R. O. Kaufman
George Joyce
M. E. Gatee
T. B. Weir
Ray Church
F. A Howard
G. L. Bryant
J. R. Wine
H. F. Kaller
W. A. Hawkins
Hugh R. Adair
C. A. Nyman
A. E. Carpenter
J. Erickson
L. L. Callaway
A. J. Gaten
J. A. Matthews
A. H. Angallman
Elizabeth Ireland
J. W. Crosby
M. E. Williams
GB. Porter
LC. Young
Lee Dennis
Percy Witmer
S. V. Stewart
W. M. Nichols
A. K. Prescott
BE. Wiley
C. A. Streedbeck
Dan Boyle
William Butler
A. J Lochrie
E. A. Phillips
J. B. Clements
C. A. Rasmusson
E. K. Bowman
R. H. Hill
T. O. Hammond
T. M. Hampton
L. B. Tipling
YL. HL Miracle
BE. J. Murphy
George Padbury
A. L Smith
A. M. Holter
J. M. Boardman
J. S. M. Neill
J. E. Botter
W. A. Tatem
Henry Lichen
E. G. Toomey
F. H. Johnson
Frank Bogart
C. H
Plans Complete for Hop Across Sea From Sweden
Stockholm June 4. Plans are set for a Swedish trans Atlantic air dash to the United States via Iceland and Greenland. Capt Albin Ahernberg, Lieut Axel Floden, and Robert Ljunglund chart a Viking trail by air. They aim to time a nira plane run with favorable weather. The Junkers craft mirrors the Bremen’s first westward flight.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Plaon
United States
Iceiin
Greenland
Albin Ahernberg
Agistor
Axel Floden
Resarva
Robert Ljunglund
Europa's Captain Named For New North German Lloyd Liner
Captain Nickolaus Johnson, longtime master of the S. S. Columbus, is appointed commander of the North German Lloyd line and will take charge of the new S. S. Europa, destined to be among the world’s largest liners once in service.
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Nickolaus Johnson
Lloyd Line
Europa
Former team owner Frazee dies at 48 in New York
Harry M L Frazee theatrical magnate and former Boston Red Sox owner died at his Park Avenue home. Mayor James J Walker, a friend, was by his bedside. Born in Peoria Illinois, he started as a theatrical agent at 16 and launched his first road production in 1902. He financed the Cort theater in Chicago and the Longacre in New York. He produced shows including Madam Sherry and No No Nanette. He led the Red Sox from 1916 to 1923.
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New York
Harry ML Frazee
Boston Red Sox
Park Avenue
James J. Walker
Mr. Frazee
Peoriz
Franzee
Uncle Josh Perkins
Cort Theater
Chicago
Longacre
Madam Sherry
Nanette
Yentte
Convict Shot During Escaped Brick Plant Break
A break for freedom at the Junction City brick plant of Ohio penitentiary left one convict shot and seriously wounded and three others escaping. The wounded man is Stanley Starr, 20, of Cuyahose County, shot in the lips and abdomen. The fugitives fled into nearby woods as deputies pursued them.
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Columbus
Junction City
Ohio Penitentiary
Prigover
Stanley Starr
Cuyahose County
Starr
St Marys School to Present Evening Play
Cloning exercises at St Marys School in the Seventh ward begin at oclock this evening in the school hall. Five students graduate Patrick Millar Mario McGowan Mary Bresnan Irene Everett and Freudie Purcell. Class colors green and gold. Rev P P Marnans will present diplomas and Rev P FL McVeigh will deliver the graduate address. Students sing the welcome song then the musical fairy play Midsummer Five with a large cast led by Dorothy Grace Richardson and Maria McGowan. The two scenes show a night wood and the fairy queen court with songs violin solos and piano pieces to conclude.
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St. Mary's School
Seventh Ward
Patrick Millar
Mario McGowan
Mary Bresnan
Irene Everett
Freudie Purcell
P. P. Marnans
P. FL McVeigh
Will Bel
Dorothy
Grace Richardson
Queen of the Fairies
D. Vaenderwaal
Will-o’-the-Wispa
J. Schmitz
C. Hicks
G. Keyes
S. Tomcheck
D. Tomeheck
J. Purcell
F. Schneider
B. Zimmerman
Sara A. Smith
F. X. Schnelder
Bean
Batty Brown
Charlotte Schneider
Helen
Weegenman
Moran and Stafford plan for blank farm storage units
George Moran the new head of the grain grading and marketing division of the state department of agriculture arrived yesterday and conferred with A. H. Stafford commissioner of agriculture. They worked on an arrangement for blank farms to be used in accounting for storage of grain on farms. Moran will stay for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moran
State Department of Agriculture
A. H. Stafford
Moran
Chinese tailor arrestee pleads to narcotics charge in Helena bail set
Wong Cue of Butte, accused of possessing narcotics to use in defiance of the law with a grip containing cocaine and morphine valued up to thirty thousand dollars, was arraigned in Judge Yoormat's court and posted 1500 bail through D Sing and Mrs Wong Tse. A hearing date was fixed for plea with Attorney Edmond Toomey appointed.
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Wong Cue
Butte
Helena
Yoormat
Cue
Burgess
Firiberty
D. Sing
Wong Tse
Poorman
Edmond Toomey
Pretty bathrobes color the bathroom this spring
A reader suggests bright flowering paper and shellacked waterproof paneling to transform an old bathroom. By matching paper background to woodwork, the room gains a fresh look without a full renovation.
Crisp Rolls Reheated For Fresh Crisp Texture
Crisp rolls or biscuits become crisper and better textured when reheated briefly. Dip them under warm water, then place the pan in a very hot oven for a short time to restore freshness.
Governor Erickson Welcomes Delegates at Glacier Meeting
Governor J B Erickson will deliver the welcome address at the National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners annual convention at Glacier National Park from August 27 for four days. Delegates from across the United States, Canada, and Hawaii are expected. The Montana commission, led by Lee Dennis, calls the event a major advertising opportunity and plans an attractive program with railroad and utility company visits and trips to Waterton Lakes, Kalispell, and park sites.
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J. B. Erickson
National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners
Glacier National Park
Montane Board of Railway Commissioners
Canada
Hawaii
Lee Dennis
Montana Commission
Desaria
Great Northern
Waterton Lakes Park
Kalispell
Plana Utilities
Commission
Dennis
Helena girl wins first in Fort Benton declamation contest
Miss Eunice Lingquist of Helens presented the poem Montana and won first prize in a Fort Benton declamation contest attended by seventy nine speakers. Lingquist, a graduate of Intermountain Union College, teaches at Benchland.
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Montana
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