Men Fined $200 In State Fishing Offenses
Reported fines detail men charged with fishing law violations across streams Dutchman’s Creek Ypres Witow Creek Upper Willow Creek and Wishtall Creek. Judges imposed fines from 25 to 200 dollars with suspensions noted for several offenders including Joe Knapp and Walter Beucrlel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaliiga
Dutchmann's Creek
Ypres Witow
Rendis Wade
J. J. McCattery
Alate Fish and Raine
Alate House
Abera
Tako Maerett
Dutchman's Creek
Masset
Joe Knapp
Thay’ Campbell
Cone
Upper Willow Creak
Tuctet
Minen
Walter Beucrlel
Gerand Karman
Bernard Hyan
W. S. Raton
Anaconda
Michael Teanick
Wishtall
Wishtall Creek
Columbus
Stillwater
Officials Seek Funds to Battle Spotted Fever
Health officials and federal experts attend the American Public Health Association convention in Salt Lake City June 12 to 14 to rally support for laboratories and higher federal appropriations to combat spotted fever. Montana sends Prof. J A Cooley entomologist Dr W J Cogawell Dr W W Thitler and Dr dt St Parker to Hamilton to speak on the disease and related germ topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Inter Commonwealth
Montana
J. A. Cooley
Rinte College
W. J. Cogawell
State Health Board
W. W. Thitler
Dru Dt St Parker
Federal Health Service
Hamilton
Vogewell
Bourquin Slams Railroads In Rate Case Decision
Judge Bourquin writes that the railroads’ challenge to intrastate petroleum rates is waste paper. The three judge court upholds the railroad commission’s schedule and dismisses the railroad action, citing Congress and Interstate Commerce rules. Bourquin adds his personal view that the commentary harms consumers and is not recoverable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourquin
George M. Howraulh
Pasoline
Dndigo
Northern Pacific Railway Company
State Board of Talk and Commissioners
Northern Tartff
Great Northern
Chicago, Milwaukee
BL Paul and Pacific
Chicago, Buriington and
Quincy
Railroad Commission
Actlon
United States Supreme Court
Bourguin
Sunrente Court
Charlex N. Pray
Frank Dietrich
Ciicuit
Court of Appeals I
San Francisco
Interstate/ Commerce commission
Mourquin
Supreme Court
Tourquin
Tipton
Sailroads
U- Breme
Judes Baurquin
Tiunn
Raseh
Tall and Gann
J A. Foot
F. A
Counse
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Bourquin Thinmotlan
Miss Allin
St. Folawe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Utlantate
Persans
Alncer
Ay's
Congress
Interstate Comierce Commission
Inter Sell
Neurguin
Wis
Maontana
Doheny Not Convicted in Fall Bribery Case Diner Remark
In Columbus the case against Edward J. Doheny for offering a bribe to former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall was not pursued after Fall’s conviction. Senator Allen Palmerene called it a display of juror stupidity. In Canon City Alberto Sanchez was convicted of second degree murder for the death of Manuel Barana. A new autonomous observatory is planned near Stockholm, Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Edward J. Doheny
Marnate
Interior
Albert B. Fall Aheibe
Fall
Dohany
Allen Pamérine
Donkeny Wan “Docausa
Washington
Caanon City
Colo
Alberto Sanchez
Tarny Wan
Aintriet
Manuel Barana
Banks Seizing Assets of Millers in Mess
Lawiatown banks pursue assets of a miller firm amid bankruptcy. President BB. Pairbank and treasurer AL Ay Fresemi face questions over property transfers. Hearing shows a New York bank held a fund of 28000 tied to the King company. Moody, auditor, testified no flour was diverted. transfer details remain disputed with further testimony planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawiatown
BB. Pairbank
Ute
Jodi Ming Company
AL Ay Fresemi
Baika
Fairbanit Lestif Legale
New York Bank
King Company
Hoi
Moody
Tha
Paparn
Egsterm
Hatr- Danke
Ireserman
Longworth names reps to Lewin and Clark ceremony
Speaker Longworth announced representatives Hooper of Michigan Thurston of Iowa and Hill of Washington to attend the Lewin and Clark celebration at Great Falls Montana on July 4. The Senate committee had not been appointed yet. Congressional participation is authorized under the Leavitt bill signed by the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Juma
Longworth
Abbott Nominated for Secretary of Labor by Nebraska Delegation
Miss Grace Abbott of Grand Island Nebraska, head of the children's bureau in the labor department, is recommended to President Hoover to succeed James J. Davis as secretary of labor by the Nebraska congressional delegation after a cabinet consideraton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mian Graéa Abbott
James J. Davin
Labor
President Maorer
Nebraska
Miss Abbott
Grand Islana
Neb
Children's Hureau
Labor Department
New All Weather Ford Car Offers Seasonal Comfort
The Ford convertible provides all weather protection with a tan fabric top and rubber intertining that folds away. Door windows in chromium frames can act as windshield wings when raised, and a rear curtain can be raised with the top up to talk with passengers in the rumble seat. Bedford cord upholstery finishes the interior.
Slayer collapses as her mother is buried
Milwaukee June 6 Mrs Walburpa Oesterreich, jailed with Oto Sanhuber for the slaying of her husband Fred Oesterreich, refused to discuss arson at the apron factory burning in 1947. She stood on her constitutional rights during her mother's burial rites and would answer no questions ahead of her murder trial starting in Los Angeles next week, collapsing at the grave. New York dispatch notes refinery price advances as markets react.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Walburpa Oesterreich
Oto Sanhuber
Fred Oesterreich
George B. Skogmo
Oesterreich
Skogino
Ars. Ocaterreich
Los Angeles
Car Loadings Forecast Rise Through Northwest Rail Freight
Spokane reports Pacific Northwest Advisory board estimates expect July to September freight car loadings to rise with 156255 weight cars needed. Shippers foresee increases in cement concrete chemicals fruit grain pulp petroleum and fresh vegetables while autos canned goods lumber hay poultry and wool shipments may dip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Pacific Northwest
Pacific Northwest Advisory Board
American Railway Association
Pantages Lenes JL Bond Released After Appeal Ruling
Pantages Lene, JL Pantages Lenes JL Pantages in Los Angles released from county jail on bond of 109000 after custody since October while appealing a 1 to 60 year sentence for criminal assault. Supreme Court ruled confinement endangered his health, linking to a heart ailment and jail hospital care. He was jailed pending an appeal of the Eunice Pringle assault case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angles
Ander
T. Pantama
Witch Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Walsh Campaign Leaders Named for Senator Reelection
Unions and railway brotherhoods back Senator Walsh with a persistent campaign plan. The Walsh-for-Senator Booster club names James O Riley Hayra as chair and C F Twibole Glendive as vice president, with James Brawlard Havre and C Bolton Alberton in senior roles while W H Bartley Miles City remains in charge of the headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Walsh
Walsh-for-Senator
Booster Club
James O'Riley
Hayra
Mra
C. F. Twibole
Glendive
Lirge View
James Brawlard
Havre
C. 4. Bolton
Alberton
W.il. Bartley
Miles City
Railway Brotherhoods
U. S
B. K. Wheeler
W. H. Bartley
Bartley
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Weggenman Market
State Street
Larson’s Home Products
Helena
Larson
Montana Meat Co., Inc
Sunkist
Boston
Hood River
Walla Walla
del Monte
Bae
Crose & Blackwell
Cross & Blackwell
U.S
Dc Briche
Hennessy Bros
Deliverien
Hourquin, J
Doheny
Sweden
Stockholm
FORD
New York
Enear
Tony
Thru Northwest
Mekens
Bage Sen
Walsh
Chesterfield
Chester>ield
Chesterfeld Cigarettes
Myers Tobacco
Cerry & Meas Tobacco
Drchiy
Nena
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