Wisconsin Indian Chants Praise of Coolidge Site
An Indian woman from Wisconsin praises President Coolidge’s Lake Superior summer White House setting calling it Beautiful Brule and likening the area to a legendary hunting ground She describes a nearby private station and the climate as lovely while seeking congressional aid to save her home near the Pierce estate and recites a native poem of longing for the wilderness
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Wisconsin
Lake and Limber
Brule
Wis
Superior
President Coolidge
Sumer White House
Bingelow
Coolidges
Cedar Island Lodge
Holra
Henry Clay Pierce
Olf
Coolidge
Washington
Win- Beboujou
Winnehoufou
Congress
Pierce
Uandy
Assassin Fires on Mail Order Lover in Sheridan
Sheridan, Wyoming. June. L. M. Best, a Sheridan hatchelor, narrowly escaped death Monday night when a bullet shattered his window and lodged in the wall. Nearest officers could not identify the shooter. Best had received hundreds of marriage proposals via a mail order house, and the incident followed his romantic letters.
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Sheridan
Wyo
L. M. Best
Sheridan Hatchelor
Hesto
Tim
Seniol Tive
Nat Raws
Pat Smith Fined Twenty Five for Disturbance Incident
Reported fines include Pat Smith charged with making a disturbance and fined 25. Johny Pyne allegedly damaged a lamp post and paid repair costs after being taken to city hall. A motorist with license number 31198 was fined 5 for speeding on Breckenridge Street. A separate driver with tag A704 was arrested for dereliction without license plates.
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Pat Smith
Nash
Johny Pyne Nash
Oa Tring
Pitty
Sami
Tain
Mary Street
Atheale
Miles
Eacee
Breckenridge Street
Disastrous auto collisions reported to police and sheriff
Several serious crashes were logged by the sheriff and police in the last two to three days. Dr Wiley and Iver Wemhem collided near tellor's hardware with Wiley driving a new Pierce-Arrow. Richman and Slocum crashed near heatcon hill by Broadwater Bachman in a Ford pair. Buchanan Villard and Bud Palmer collided at NeW avenue and Filles. Dillard and Talmert hit near Nel as Dillard tried to avoid the impact.
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Wiley
Iver Yo Wemhem
Tellor
Canynerty
Pierce-Arrow
Wambom
Dr. Wiley
Jacal Richman
Bert Slocum
T Heatcon Hill
Broadwater
Bachman
Buchanan Villard
Bud Palmer
Kastelena
New Avenue
Filles
Dillard
Talmert
Nel
iPler
Kahspell Palsan Oil Company Formed in State
Articles of incorporation for the Kahspell Palsan Oil company of Pal son have been filed with Secretary of State John W. Manntyay. Capital stock of the new concern is placed at $50,000, Directors. ara W. I. Bal ty, Pod. Gilbert and FA, Robbin.
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Kahspell-Palsan Oil Company
Palson
John W. Manntyay
Ara W. I. Balty
Pod. Gilbert
Fa, Robbin
Rotarians On Special Train Headed To Glacier Park
Eleven carloads of Rotarians traveling from a June convention will tour Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks in Montana. The group will arrive in Helena early on June 27, then proceed by rail to Glacier Park aboard the Great Northern lines after transfer from the Northern Pacific at Gardiner. The party plans to return to St Paul via Fargo.
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Rotary
Lands in Powell and Madison Draw Big Interest
Land sales attract strong demand in Powell and Madison counties as the auctioneer announces a sale event. About 10 acres near Moquette Street in Powell County will be offered, with expected turnout and local real estate firms noting high buyer interest.
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Powell and
Madison
Aloe Stale Hianl Olfiap
Personal Notices Mix Of Travel, Visits And Local News
A jumble of personal notices describes visitors arriving from Los Angeles to Uplena and Great Falls to attend events, local acquaintances planning visits, and several families traveling for weeks. Mentions include Governor Joseph W. Toole, life insurance officers attending a national convention, and various residents from Nut wvene to Northam heading to see friends and relatives.
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Frarmner
Joseph W. ‘Toole
Los Angeles
Frunda
Uplena
Robert R. Richardson
Life Insuranto
Tord
Great Falls
Supreme Court
Adair
Firimn
Velie
Adairlina
Wat Henk
Rewre
Dai Mer
Clarice
Tavingaton
Rte Tiniher
George MacCaules
Northam
Terest Watty
Tarestory Cortha Carpenter Company
Virginia Brewster and the Deans Love Triangle
Virginia consents to live with Clarissa Dean and her father after doubts about Dean. Dean schemes to separate Virginia from Nathaniel Dann and expose her father’s alleged $100,000 cheating. Virginia vows to earn the money in a year or marry Dean, pawns a ring, and seeks a way to secure a business position with help from a broker and a social secretary agency.
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Virginia
Brewster
Clarissa Dean
Nathaniel Dann
Dean
Niel
Clariisa
Vir- Rui
Dent
Virgina
R Pasion
Deans
Chiri
Virginia Learns of Gernsner Household Demands
Virginia endures a chaotic morning in the Gernsner home as Mrs. Gernsner assigns duties to her and the household staff. A loud foyer disruption prompts escalation over nursemaid duties, with Virginia pressed to play hostess while tensions with Mrs. Gernsner rise and the children create havoc.
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Virginia
Gernsner
Promis
Pietro
Ute Sera
Vorgima
Gerusner
Soa
Virgina
Phelps
Annie
Cremsner
Garrutner
Mareige
Gernener
Marthe
von Bichering
Mrs Gerasner
Maggie
Oscar
Gerisner
Sarshee
Gael
Magee
Kerasner
Sirs
Gerssner
Foreign war vets meeting notes and memorials recap
Post meeting records from the foreign war veterans include remarks on graves of soldiers and checks offered to honor those interred. Resolutions of condolence for the late Nickalay Nelson were read by POW Rosengren, and a transfer on Emil Swanson in Miles post was approved.
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Jeter
Hoyostar
John Dsus Mives
Pere Reltur
Pevat Pearer Walker
Newson Pasion
Fran Drandeen
Sondra
Condaleme
Nickalay Nelon
Rosengrenesl
Emil Swanson
Mussolini Speech Stresses Friendship Yet Readiness to Strike
Premier Mussolini outlined Italy’s intent to keep amicable ties with all nations while preserving sovereignty. He praised relations with Britain France and Spain, urged amity with Germany, and highlighted ongoing trade with the Soviet Union. He cautioned against aggression toward Italian interests in Jugoslavia and Austria, calling for diplomatic correctness and restrained denouncement.
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Treger
Anne Ofa
Dette Sram
Italy
England
France
Spain
Tle
Germany
Tinly
Crista
Jugo-Slavia
Juga- Slav
Austria
Mussolini
Memorable Helena Poultry Breeder Dies After Illness
Mes Louise Ellen Ramsey, a Helena Montana resident for 20 years and noted poultry breeder, died at St Polis hospital after an operation. She was MW years old and survived by husband, a daughter, three sisters and a brother. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Louise Ellen
Ramsey
Helena
North
Montana Avenue
Montana
Callis Nrar Wirstan
St Polis Hospital
Fast Esenine
Tollway
Orin W
Ramees Well
Grace Wine
Cale
Afay
Santa Barbara
Francine
Whobler
Establishtet
Sigmalphas Epsilon Dinner Meeting Held
Sigmalphas Epsilon holds a dinner meeting across chapters including Montana State College and nearby institutions. Attendees discuss honoring William Levere and memorial funds, with officers named and fraternity leaders in attendance.
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Sena Alpha Tosdan
Atate
Haney
Peventan
Missoula
Levere Memorial Fund
Foe Cing
William T Levere
Forrest Lo Fuer
Claude Meredith
Bush
Pant J
LeVine
Secretars
el Abhleties
Montana
Ste Noti
College
Pillar
Billy Enw
Nominees Head Iowa Goy Hammill Race
In Iowa June primary voters cast ballots with Goy and Hammill leading early returns. Governor Heil led statewide results as 2,450 votes were tallied with Waterloo and Marion among notable centers showing strong support for their candidates.
Helen Kranich Named Editor Of Intermountain College Paper
Helen Kranich of Helena was elected editor of the Capital City Journal the Intermountain college school paper at a student body election. She graduated from Helena high in 1936 ranking third in scholarship and has been on the honor roll, active in journalism class and publicity, with duties including correspondent for the Record Herald. James Coles of Havre, freshman class member, was elected business manager. The editor will appoint the rest of the staff.
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Helen Kranich
Helena
Jallegian
Tntermountain Colege
Helena High School
Intermountain
Record Herald
James Coles
Havre
Dass
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