Seniors Present Play Tonight at Shrine Temple Helena
Helena high school seniors present Captain Applejack an Arabian nights adventure in three acts tonight at the Shrine Temple. Miss Susan Baker directs the annual senior production with costumes props and backgrounds loaned by local matrons and groups. The cast includes Ambrose who dreams of piracy and romance as action unfolds amid Bolshevik pursuit and treasure plots.
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Dorothy Kennedy
Marguerite McClatchey
CANDIDATES IN STATE RACE HAVE THREE DAYS LEFT TO FILE NOMINATING PETITIONS
Candidates in the state race have three days left to file nominating petitions at the Secretary of State office in the capitol. Of 51 filing, 24 are Democrats and 13 Republicans. 45 seek district judgeships with 14 Democrats and 30 Republicans. Harmon is the sole incumbent not seeking reelection, and Montana will likely have new top state officials after November. Filing fees total about 85,000 with varying amounts by office. presidential electors have no filing fee.
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George P. Porter
Flare
Steve C. Arnold
Broad-view
Scott Leavitt
Great Falls
Mark Fitzgerrald
Steveneville
Veterans Pour Into Washington Amid National Parade Movement
A vast influx of veterans from Maryland, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and western states moves toward Washington for a national muster. Groups from Georgia to California ride trains and hitchhike, facing detours and police cautions while rail lines ferry thousands toward the capital.
Trade meet may boost world economy and reform tariffs
Report from a Geneva style signal conference outlines how embargoes licenses and quotas curb trade and press governments to control commerce. Plans include potential Danubian Confederation linking Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Hungary Austria and Romania to stabilize currencies and revive normal trade with Britain France and possibly the United States amid dramatic central European economic strain.
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Chile Seizes Power in Latin America's First Socialistic Republic
Amid a coup in Chile, Davila forms a new cabinet and vows a constitutional assembly. The pro left regime aims to dissolve Congress, hold elections, and appoint a new leadership while Marmaduke Grove could become a leading defense figure. The upheaval signals a shift as foreign and domestic unrest meet in a turbulent political reshaping. Captain Hawks, injured in a Worcester crash, returns to flight training after months in hospital.
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A Dangerous Affair Opens at Marlow Theater
Marlow Run today features Jack Well as a small town police lieutenant and Ralph Graves as a New York pouce reporter in A Dangerous Affair. Sally Blane plays Marjory Trindolph as Graves steals a necklace triggering troubles leading to two murders. The film drew an enthusiastic audience and will run again today in matinee and evening shows.
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Roosevelt forces back Walsh for permanent chair at convention
Roosevelt supporters in the Democratic ranks move to replace Senator Walsh of Montana with Jowett Shouse as permanent chairman of the national convention. The choice signals a show down with Alfred E. Smith allies and foreshadows a sharp contest at Washington. Walsh has led Roosevelt backers and previously presided over the 1924 Democratic convention.
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Ben Moses Predicts Go P Will Be Moist
In a page 11 continuation from Kean of New Jersey and Representatives Snel and Fish of New York, Ben Moses predicts go p will be moist amid a brewing prohibition issue. Garfield plans further conferences with President Hoover before setting views, as Buller in New York signals effort to push a reper submission plank at the national convention. Capitol chatter suggests Senator Rorah of Idaho may switch sides and join the fight to alter the convention lineup.
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Washington action halts veteran relocation plan
Opposition to payment grew after Sen Barat Idaho and Sen Tarrion New Mexico pressed the issue. Conference discussions focus on keeping about 1,000 veterans in existing buildings near Hollingfield, using funds that would otherwise buy lumber for food and supplies.
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Challenging deeds urged at high school graduation sermon
The Rev Van Doren delivered the baccalaureate sermon at Union Church for Ninety six soon to be graduates. He urged youth to embrace noble deeds, endure challenges, and pursue high goals with courage and virtue. The service featured church leaders, choirs, and a wave of veterans receiving aid later in the week.
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Italian military tragedy unfolds on balcony during commemoration
Reported events recount Emmanual inspecting troops at a balcony when an explosion near San Vinense dock triggered a tsunami of casualties among artillery crews. The blast injured and killed several, with shells detonating as rescuers and crowds watched in shock. The incident, amid Italy's anniversary commemoration, echoed across Naples and beyond, prompting inquiries into dockside safety and military discipline.
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