Former Anaconda Woman Killed by Car in California
Millicent C. Axelson 47, wife of WH Mim Axelson, a factory worker, was struck by a Pacific Electric interurban streetcar near Whittier Lane while walking with her husband to work. Death ruled accidental by the coroner. Mrs Axelson formerly lived in Anaconda Montana and had two daughters. Burial planned in Los Angeles after a family move from Anaconda and Deer Lodge Valley area.
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Mim Axelson
Pacific Meetiic Interhuban Cay
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Axelson
Anaconda
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Los Angeles
Millicent C. Axelson
Axelsons
Deer Lodge Valley
Hatfield Attacks Chairman Raskob Over Loans to Dems
Washington June 5 Senator Hatfield Republican West Virginia accused Chairman Raskob of steadily increasing the mortgage on the Democratic Party through loans totaling 19 000 to its national committee in the quarter ended May 31 The Republican charge followed the Democratic committee’s release to the House clerk showing receipts 41 721 disbursements 42 134 and a May 21 balance of 10 441 3 The Democratic report lists four loans 10 000 from Raskob plus unpaid obligations totaling 107 054 including 395 250 from the Democratic chairman 402 250 from County Trust Co and 9 554 interest on the latter
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Matfield
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Raskob
County Trust Company of New York
V F W Auxiliary Barn Dance Benefit Tonight
Under the patronage of the V F W auxiliary Montana department led by president Mrs. J Moon a barn dance will be held tonight at Schadle's ranch on Jackson Creek. Organizers expect a large turnout for this old fashioned event.
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Schadle
Jackson Creek
Was A Lincoln Given To Telling Obscene Stories
Tarbell relays Dr. A A Brill's remarks on Lincoln’s humor commentaries. Brill argues Lincoln’s anecdotes were tame for his era given Civil War wartime practices. The piece notes Lincoln’s character and social context, suggesting the obscenity label may reflect contemporaries rather than Lincoln himself.
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State to bid on Fallon and Gallatin county bonds
The state land board approved bidding on Fallon county refunding bonds for 10000 and Gallatin county bonds for 100000, with samples of sale dates set for June one and June nineteen. Fallon bonds go on sale June fourteen, amortization plans for up to nineteen years. Gallatin bonds sale June nineteen. State land board also settled lease dispute and approved water and road related deals.
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Kalispell
Deketa-Montana Oll Company
Carlson
Glasgow
General Fund
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Land Department
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Judith Basin
Sweet Grass
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Elmdale Cemetery Association
Midland County
Wool prices drop to 14 cents a pound in Montana
Notice from Montana Woolgrowers Association based on National Wool Marketing Corp. figures shows first grade Montana wool prices falling from 16 to 14 cents per pound due to competition from commission houses. Fine staple wool priced around 63 cents in Boston. The article also weaves unrelated biographical notes and commentary on Abraham Lincoln.
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Dust-Proof Delivery Truck Introduced for Local Bakery
J B Ring, longtime driver for paarden of heefty, unveils a new dust proof delivery truck and begins independent service today. Mr Ming will handle production from Ileal bakery on a distribution basis, soliciting friends for patronage. Deliveries to any city area with a full line of bakery goods at retail prices.
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Arctic Bird Seen Near Harlowton and Rattler Kill Report
Local naturalists record an Arctic tern sighting eight miles south of Harlowton. A five foot rattlesnake was captured by a 14 year old, embalmed for study. Leo Lahrle found eight coyote cubs. some killed, others brought for exhibition. Arthur V. Swift, longtime Oregon legislator and Farmers Union figure, died at 75 from a heart attack. Lloyd Hamilton, comedian, filed for bankruptcy listing debts of about 49 thousand dollars including alimony and taxes.
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Itone
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Leo Lahrle
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Ore
Arthur V. Swift
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Swift
United States
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Jiamilton
Ethel
Intermountain Final Chapel Awards Honors Shut In
The last chapel of the school year at Intermountain Union College announced prizes and awards. Ellen Farbo won first prize in English, with Martha Harvey second. each prize $10 and $6. Thomas Mis Jr received the junior class scholarship. Marie Thomas and Argella Hanson won oratory first and second. John Lane earned the tennis championship trophy and joined Donald Snow for Montana intercollegiate track honors in Missoula. Pi Delta Alpha added four new members, and the program closed with music and class advancement ceremonies.
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Yester
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Montana
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Ellis A. Johnston
Helena
Ellen Farbo
Sweet Brash
Martha Harvey
Tielena
Intermountain College
Thomas Mis
Brooks
Clarice Pan
Marie Thomas
Lewistown
Argella Hanson
Great Falls
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Denver
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Missoula
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Helcut
Emon Kemp
Geyser
Arvellw Hanson
Great Malls
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Big Council of Churches Repudiated at Convention
The article reports on a regional church assembly disowning a notable endorsement and debating funding. Key figures include Madison Boyd Sones of Glendale and Panamie Corie in commentary. The convention wrestled with propriety and governance amid disputes over authority and future collaboration.
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DOT
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Council
Jude Freeman
ATS
Aen
Mantiison Boyd Sones
Glendale Cw
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Hinvanvention
Council of Churches
Death leaves puzzling questions in woman's case
A dying woman, her father and brother left for Nanon after a physician debated the death. Coroner decisions loom as officials seek to learn if a death certificate should be signed. The woman’s husband works near Noxon and a possible heart injury and halter ride trauma are noted by witnesses.
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Afefer
Nanon
Dokken
Green
Heron
Noxon Ty
A. J. Weeiderks
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