New York Broker Bank to Launch With $13.5 Million
New York on June 6 AP reports the Continental Bank of New York will be established as a brokers bank with $13,500,000 in new money subscribed by New York stock exchange and card market houses. The bank aims to stabilize call and collateral loan markets and will focus on certifications stock transfers and other brokerage details under President Frederick H. Hornby.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Continental Bank of New York
Continental
Frederick H. Hornby
Wall Street
Boy of 17 Charged With Robbery In Railcar Incident
John G. Meyers, 17, jailed in Bozeman after police say he robbed seven men riding freight cars between Logan and Livingston. An officer found $18 on Meyers. The incident occurred today as trains moved between the two towns.
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Bozeman
John G. Meyers
Logan
Livingston
Hel ena forest rangers plan timber sale near Elliston
Hurtt and Hen drew travel to Elliston to arrange a timber sale with Best Bros. nearly a section of forest to be logged for mining use valued around 1500 dollars. Rangers will mark timber to prevent damage by operators and most logs to be shipped to the Butte Tings.
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L. ©. Hurtt
Helena National Forest
H. H. Hendrew
Elliston
Best Bros
Butte Tings
Hurtt
Lincoln
G. A. Smith
Missoula
Lander
Alice Creek
Lincoln Ranger District
Hugh Ingersoll
Smith
Great Falls
Bishop Wallace E Brown to Speak at Bozeman and Gooding
Bishop Wallace E Brown of the Methodist church left for Bozeman to deliver the commencement address at the Deaconess hospital training school. He will then go to Gooding Idaho to speak at Gooding College commencement on June 21 and will give the Montana Deaconess school commencement address back home.
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Wallace E. Brown
Methodist Church
Bozeman
Deaconess Hospital
Brown
Gooding
Idaho
Gooding College
Montana
Ouster case heard on Butte school board election
In Butte Judge A J Horsky heard four days of testimony in ouster proceedings against J C Wallace J L Dorsh and Mrs Guy Sheridan members of the local school board. James Naughton father of a teacher affected seeks to void the recent school election alleging irregularities in its conduct with a decision to be issued after briefs.
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Butte
J. C. Wallace
J. L. Dorsh
Guy Sheridan
A. J. Horsky
Helena Wills
James Naughton
County gravel crusher to resume on Upper Dearborn road
County commissioners begin graveling season using the gravel crusher near Frank Reinig’s place between Wolf Creek and Augusta. Nine men and four trucks will haul gravel along the upper Dearborn highway to Augusta, with work resuming where last fall ended near Wolf Creek. Bad road conditions reported on the Missoula through route between Blossburg and Avon, Powell county to address soon.
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Frank Reinig
Wolf Creek
Augusta
Seaion
Dearborn
Here
Missoula
Blossburg
Avon
Powell County
Livestock Market Slows Across South St Paul Run
Livestock at South St Paul opens slow with cattle mostly steady to lower and calves and stockers showing light demand. Hogs begin fully steady to modestly higher on Wednesday, with best lots around 10.70 per hundredweight and sheep lambs and raw direct sales continuing nominally steady.
Chicago Livestock Market Report Mixed Beef and Sheep Prices
Receipts: cattle 2,000. calves 3,000. sheep 1,100. Market firmer for all classes with higher bids on good and choice grades. Heavy steers around 18 dollars. yearlings 14.80 to 15.60. fed yearlings 12.50 to 15.36. heifers 12 to 24. Prices show strength in cattle while lambs and feeder stock move at varied levels. Pork and other meats not specified.
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Chicago
Inne
Fed
Weifers
Kansas
U S to Tighten Crackdown on Canadian Liquor Smuggling
Washington reports a intensified drive to end rum running from Windsor and other Canadian points. Seymour Lowman announced a task force including coast guardsmen and customs agents under RK Norwood to take charge in Detroit area with 30 years service. High level officials Admiral Bulard and Frank Dow attended the planning conference following indictments and convictions tied to border patrol lapses.
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Washington
Detroit
Treasury
Seymour Lowman
United States
Norwood
New York
Ogdenabure
F. A. Yount
Chicago
Windsor
Lowman
F. C. Bulard
Coast Guard
J. M. Daran
Frank Dow
Canada
Customs Border Patrol
Supreme Court awards $30,000 to Montana Auto Finance
The Montana Auto Finance Co of Great Falls wins a state Supreme Court ruling against Weekes Surety for about $30,000 embezzled by secretary treasurer 5 M Weeks in 1924 1925. The court affirms a Cascade County district court judgment citing lack of audit and supervision. Weekes previously served time in Deer Lodge prison.
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Montana Auto Finance Company of
Great Falls
5. M. Weeks
Weekes
State Supreme Court
District Court
Cascade County
Federal
Auto Finance Company
Eceordntg
Great Paris
Deer Lodge
Thirty Beet Workers Hurt When Car Skids
Thirty beet workers were injured when a Holly Sugar company truck transporting them to work ran off a road grade south of Sidney Montana. Forty seven men were aboard the vehicle driven by George Reyes. The crash left many pinned beneath the car. three surgeons treated serious injuries while others sustained minor wounds. Sidney sits at the center of a large beet growing district near the lower Yellowstone where the Holly company operates a large factory.
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Billings
Ilpino
Holly Sugar Company
Sidney
George Reyes
Yellowstone
Holly Company
Tablet honors two scientists in fever control battle
In Bozeman on June 6 a bronze tablet was unveiled in Lewis Hall at Montana State College to honor William Edwin Gittinger and Arthur Leroy Kerlee who died while working to control spotted fever. Prof. R A Cooley spoke, Phi Sigma directed the ceremony, and both men had served at the state federal field research laboratory in Hamilton. Gittinger died in 1922 and Kerlee in 1926.
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Bozeman
William Edwin Gittinger
Arthur Leroy Kerlee
Lewis Hall
Montana State College
R. A. Cooley
Phi. Sigma
Gettinger
Kerke
Flood scare fails to bring trouble to Cheyenne
Cheyenne Wyoming June 6 AP flood waters expected to send Crow Creek out of its banks for a second time in less than a week after a report of cloudburst north of here last night failed to materialize. Residents along the creek evacuated as last night’s threat prompted use of whalets telephones and other means to notify them. Early today the waters reached the banks then began to recede.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Crow Creek
Hanke
Radio to broadcast first hour of Yellow Bird flight to Europe
Old Grehard Maine June 6 AP Radio listeners will hear a firsthand account of the initial hour of the Yellow Bird and Green Flash flight to Europe. Navigator Lewis A. Yancey said a portable short wave receiving set will capture the coast guard broadcast with a loud speaker for nationwide transmission. Pilots Glen Melka and crew will describe the early stage as the planes prepare to hop toward Rome, with weather reports awaited before the week’s end.
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Old Grehard
Maine
Europe
Lewis A. Yancey
Rome
Coast Guard
Comet Guard
Flyera
Thua
Hear Glen
L. M. Melka
Tia
Yancey
Roger Q. Williams
Green Flash
Jean Asaplant
Rene le Fevre
Yellow Bird
Paris
Treager to Head Smelter Workers
Great Falls June 6 confidence in the MU and Smeltermen's union leadership was shown as members re elected incumbents. John Treager former vice president won the presidency over Richard Whittall and Homer Whitmore. Louis Ernest was unopposed as vice president Otto Peters kept recording secretary post and W B K McCarthy was reelected financial secretary. James D Graham chosen president and W B McCarthy for executive board at Montana State Federation of Labor ballot.
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Great Falls
Smeltermen’s Union
John Treager
Vce
Joseph Seguin
Richard Whittall
Homer Whitmore
Louis Ernest
Otto Peters
W. B. K. McCarthy
van Parsons
Montana
Two Crews Await Favorable Weather For Hop To Europe
Old Orchard Maine June 6 AP crews of the American plane Green Flash and French Yellow Bird wait for weather to hop to Europe. Dr James H Kimbell of the New York weather bureau strongly advised against an early start after a Leviathan radio report spoke of gale winds about 1200 miles off the coast tomorrow night. The French team, missing sponsor Armeno Lotti, gave no definite Paris hop plans but is expected to heed the counsel.
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Old Orchard
Maine
Europe
James H. Kimbsll
New York Weather Bureau
Lewis A. Yancey
Kintball
Leviathan
Armeno Lotti
Paris
Kimball
Yancey
Roger Williams
Green Flash
Four suits filed in Butte over auto crash damages
Four district court actions filed this morning over a Jan 2 automobile collision seek a total of 946,610 in damages. William Hogan and Minnie Hogan claim general damages and medical costs plus clothing damage, while Harvey Sylvain seeks 83,000 for the wrecked car and 80 for clothing. The defendants named are Stuart Reid and James Reid.
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Butte
William Hogan
Minnie H. Hogan
Harvey W. Sylvain
Stuart H. Reid
James Reid
Hogan
Sylvain
Census Bill Wins In Stormy Session
The house passed the census bill after a tense session that saw leaders strike two amendments feared to threaten reappointment. The measure would base representation on the 1930 census, prompting a return to the senate for minor changes.
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W. B. Ragsale
Associated Press
Washington
House
Bloody battle reported in Mexico near La Villa
Official dispatches describe an eight hour clash in Los Altos near La Villa Afll where federal troops pressed a large rebel contingent to its last line of fortifications on the slopes, with reports from Mexico City confirming the engagement.
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Mexico City
Fortifica
Itflons
la Villa Afll
Los Altos
Fes
Jalisco
Auto in Good Shape After Winter on Skalkaho Pass
A car stolen near Butte was found in Hamilton after winter storage on Skalkaho Divide. It had collided with a tree, with a battered front end and booted bumper, but alcohol in the radiator protected the engine. Ownership traced to Dr. T. B. Kelley of Butte. the car was in fair condition despite a long winter parking.
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Hamilton
Tm Butte
Skalkaho Divide
Carl Slenker
Standard
T. B Kelley
Butte
White Sulphur Springs News Briefs
Prof Francis Wilson left Saturday for Bozeman to spend a few weeks. Mrs Fannie Wilson travels to Harlowton to visit friends. Born to Mr and Mrs Ray Williams a son at a Three Forks hospital on Sunday June 2. Mrs Williams formerly Ethelyn Noilsson. friends grieve for her condition. Maurice D Holmes postmaster and Lena Munson, city schoolteacher, announce their marriage. Attorney A Tona is seriously ill with pneumonia and complications.
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Francis Wilson
Bozeman
Fannie Wilson
Harlowton
Ray Williams
Three Forks
Misa Lena Munson
A. Tona
Livestock Market Sees Mixed Demand in Omaha Dated June 6
USDA cattle and calf numbers report 3 500 head with calves 500. fed steers and yearlings very slow with weakness to 26 lower. cows steady to high. hogs up to 12 higher. Lambs steady while yearlings drop 25 40 cents. natives and Idaho origin prices listed. top feeds and packing sows shown. regional figures reflect wide price ranges across weight classes.
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Omaha
USDA
Itc
IBM
Ches
California
Denver cattle and hog market roundup in June report
Denver reports opening sales steady with strength in cattle despite light cow loads. Prices show beet steers at 13.60, mixed yearlings around 19.60, light fat cattle up to 1258, cows quoted near 10, top yearlings at 417, hogs rising with top around 10.60 for 160-214 lb, bulk 160-230 lb at 10.40 to 10.50, packing hogs 2 to 1.50, lambs and sheep scarce with lambs higher and ewes lower, Idaho eligible flanked by steady quotes.
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Denver
USDA
Carven
Idaho
Kansas City cattle market steady as calves and cows mixed bids
In Kansas City buyers viewed cattle with 800 head cattle and 200 calves trading unevenly. Cows and vealers showed mixed demand with prices from 6 to 13 dollars for various grades. Sheep lot around 3000 head remained largely steady with lambs and yearlings drawing moderate bids.
Portand Market Report Highlights Mixed Livestock Values
Portland market notes activity across cattle hogs and sheep. Feeder calves common shipments. steers around 11 to 12 dollars per hundredweight. cows and calves steady to down. hogs mixed with butchers steady. sows lighter. sheep prices quoted for mid to high teens with modest quality variation.
Cattle market reports steady prices at St Joseph sale
In St Joseph on June 6 cattle sold with 1,200 head and 200 calves. Heifers and yearlings held steady with steers at 19.56 to 1,050 1,100. Bulls and bulls excepting a few best showed similar trends.
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St Joseph
USA
Cattte
Algora
Cattle MARKET SUMMARY FROM SEATTLE AREA
Beattie June 6 cattle market report notes steady cattle prices with feeders and cows holding current levels. Limited readable lines show prices near 28 dollars for higher grades and steady demand, though fragmentary context prevents full detail.
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Beattie
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