Helena school district curbs proposed to cut costs
Helena tax committee urges reductions in salaries and operations to trim the school district budget by about 23,706 dollars while citing savings in other cities. Board members debate eliminating the Ford truck, Broadwater school closure, and salary reductions amid parental protests and existing contracts. The report, supported by Frank Bogart and Joriah Bawden, awaits further discussion.
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Helena
Frank Bogart
Joriah Bawden
Helena Commercial Club
Ata Spo.pen Board of Aducation
Lal
Aubrey M. Walter
Stule Anaconda
Great Falls
Billings
Salanes
Broadwater
We Dirperang
Ford Truce and Driver
mem‘Weim
Scott Harrison
Wardlaw and Tail
Charman Harrison
Harrison
Commercial Club
Stout files petition for lieutenant governor nomination
Montana filings show Ton Stout Lewistown publisher and ex congressman seeking the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. Other filings include Rob Linghearer Havre Republican for LG toss up and judges Ben Law Gallatin Briscoe Lewistown Jeffries Roundup seeking reelection. Stout says he aims for a principled contest with Lester Loble Helena and would readjust state affairs without harming core functions. Law and Briscoe outline duties and integrity while Jeffries offers no statement or slogan.
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Leutenant
Ben B Law
Bozeman
Jack Briscoe
Lewistown
G J Jeifries
Roundup
Stout
Montana
Lester Loble
Helena
Taxes Paid Without Protest Cannot Be Returned
Attorney General L Fant says taxes paid without protest cannot be refunded. Kalispell County Attorney Dean King cited an official opinion noting no law authorizes refunds and funds already distributed to trust accounts cannot be reclaimed. The opinion references improvements burned before Host Monday in March 1990 and assessed in 1920, arguing they did not exist on the first Monday in March.
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L . Fant
Dean King
Kalispell
Duner
King
Rotary Convention Review Highlights War Debt Debate
Attendees at the Montana Rotary convention hear protests over war debt perniciousness and interest payments. Speakers include M A Brannon, Marshall, and Roy Glaver. music by Deer Lodge Bar Scout band. Governor race feature notes E K Matson as lone candidate. convention outlines resolutions and 1977 site bid, with Livingston emerging as a strong contender.
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League of Nations
M.A Brannon
University of Montana
M. TR
Marshall
Roy Glaver
Great Falls
Deer Lodge
Bozeman
James Stewart
One End
Claire Manning
Lewistown
Bennion
E. K. Matson
Seattle
Livingston
Helena High School graduates stage Captain Applejack at Shrine
The 1922 Helena High School graduating class presented Captain Applejack at the Shrine auditorium last evening. Walter Hackett wrote the play with direction by Miss Susan Heker. Bert Connor led the cast with a strong lead, supported by Detoris Williams as Anna Valeska and Barbara White as Poppy Fatre. other roles included Robert Campbell, Jack Maurin, Anne Larson, Lillian Spanier, Robert Waters, Janet Hunter, Normal Hull, Jen Largan, and a pirate/seaman ensemble led by Vince Bergquist and others. The production was praised as one of the best by the graduating class and remembered as an outstanding presentation.
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Helena High School
Shrine Auditorium
Captain Applelack
Walter Hackett
Susan Heker
Dorothy Averill
Bert Connor
Ambrosy
Apgire
Jack He
Detoris Williams
Anna Valeska
Barbara White
Poppy Fatre
Robert Campbell
Ivan Hovoleky
Jack Maurin
Lush
Anne Larson
Agatha Whatecombe
Lillian Spanier
Vince Bergquist
Earl Burton
David Conkling
Robert Dicker
Howard Miles
Albin Multz
Roger Porter
James Scott
Tribute to G E La Follette at Monday services
Friends and colleagues gathered at St Peters procathedral to honor Guy E. La Follette city editor of The Independent, who died after a brief illness. The Episcopal service featured a dignified liturgy, with Morning Star lodge and Acacia brothers in attendance and burial at Forestvale cemetery.
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St. Peter's Procathedral
Guy E. la Follette
the Independent
Henry H, Daniels
Episcopal Church
Morning Star Lodge No. 5
A. Fo
A M
Acacia Brotherhood
Mr. LaFollette
Morning Star Lodge
Forestivale
LaFollette
Independent
Telena
DENGONESS S SENIORS TO PRESENT TWO ONE ACT PLAYS
The senior class of Montana Der eoness school will present two one act plays tomorrow night at 8 15 as part of commencement week. The works are Mr Tuttle s Tonsils by Dudley Tenking and Tommy Sal Flello by Paul T Gaunt. A nurse and a series of mistaken situations drive the humor. A silver offering will be taken at the door and Helena residents are invited to attend.
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Montana Dereoness School
Metork
Mr. Tuttle
Dudley Tenking
Tommy Sal Flello
Paul T. Gaunt
Tosiah Tuttin
Istensis
Tommy Tucker
Tommy
Helena
Counter Move Not Formidable in Revolt Report
Reports indicate the counter move by the navy is organized and likely to be stamped out. General Puga says it was expected and not serious. President Tuan Erteban Montera was seen along Ia Santiago as socialist revolutionaries rose on Saturday led by Carlos Tavita. Public mood turned anti church as groups paraded shouting down with the nun. Nuns from Los Angeles reported eviction by the new government and convents may be evacuated for government use. Junta officials would not comment. B. I, Sade to announce new North Pacific union president for Seventh Day Adventists.
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Nsed
Puga
Seriou
Tuan Erteban Montera
Socialist Revolutionaries
Carlos Tavita
United States
Ia Santiago
Slater Gertrudis
Sera Villagan
Los Angeles
Calif
Abe
Bete Roser Academy
Numero
Junta Wold
Junta
Thea
Paramount Stars Lead Strangers in Love Two-Day Run
Fredric March Kay Francis and Stuart Erwin headline Paramount's Strangers in Love opening a two-day engagement at the Marlow Theatre. A late-night studio mixup briefly caused confusion about Naples filming plans before clarifying a morning departure for a beach scene near Long Beach California.
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Fredric Mareh
Kay Francis
Anil
Paramount
Dean
Paramount Pictures
Fredric March
Kay Francia
Stuart Erwin
Julette Compton
Marlow
March
California
Walt
Great Tax Act Moves Through Senate Conference
The Senate, with 23 Democrats and one former labor member voting against the conference report, approved the conference text on the Great Tax Act to speed it to the White House. Debate centered on whether the tax should fall on power consumers or wind through utility vendors, with opposition noting changes in taxation scope and exemptions for farm cooperatives. The chamber also agreed to trimmed spending and targeted pay reforms for federal workers as lawmakers aim to align the bill with the upcoming fiscal year and Republican convention.
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Senate
Powell
Waleh
Mont
Robinson
Reed NR
Howell Telt
Senate Conforera
Johnson Ter. Call
Approaantarion Scriep
Val
Vicw
Curtis
Howell
Hoase
Stnate
Heard
Tater
State Commerce Commission
Tariff Commission
Coast Board
Army
Navy
Marine
Monger
RNHL
Stening
Watson
Congress
Ana
Tors
Chicago
AK Koon Ag
Interpal Revenun Dhireat
Mitatne
House 10 Battle Roosevelt Plan at Convention
Fragmented report on Roosevelt support maneuvers at the Democratic convention. Debate centers on permanent chair possibility with James A Farley and Alfred Smith allies pushing favored speakers. Republicans face protests over the 18th amendment, while prohibitionists demand strict enforcement at state conventions. No consensus reached. Garfield to preside as contention advances.
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Gov
Roosevelt
James A Farley Shonse
Gay
Quatsileauian
Apri
Alfred Smith
Senator Moran
Idaho
Hewetmann
Reaululiona Cam
INN
Anta
Garfield
Weaver
Bonus Army Faces Police Action Over Parade
The Bonus Army confronts police at Capitol Grounds as veterans push to receive remaining funds. Glassford says money from the relief fund will be turned over to veteran leaders and veterans are urged to “hitt” for the manivan while authorities mobilize. General Glassford later denies a communist plot to disrupt the veterans parade.
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Glassford
Vetnran Teaders
Capiiot
Largs Gr
Nature
Blast hits Ohio hotel injuring Imany and trapping crowds
A powerful explosion and subsequent fire rocked a downtown Cleveland hotel injuring Imany and sending shockwaves through Mast Nihth area. Firemen battled flames for hours as rescuers evacuated about 260 people from the building and a second blast sent flames toward Superior avenue. Rescue efforts saved several, including a violin owner who clung to a ladder amid smoke while police worked to account for others unaccounted hours after the blast.
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Fitonan
Crughettre
Ha An
Rey Oval
Alva Bradley
Cleveland American League Baseball Club
Fyre
Mickey Cochrane
Thirteen Cases of Spotted Fever Reported in State
Thirteen cases of spotted fever were reported in Montana for the week ending July 4, per a summary by state epidemologist Dr. J. J. Crouch. Fatalities and county counts are noted across several counties with additional reports of typhoid and other communicable diseases.
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Cnad
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Ravalli
Totun
Hii
Severe temblors rock coast states and nearby cities
A quake described as very strong was felt across parts of San Francisco Reddines, California, and 35 miles east of Eureka. Seismographs at Jason Park near Redddrip-Mertco City showed sharp readings with 68 hours of activity recorded. Experts believe the shocks may be part of a larger earth tremor sequence.
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Jearved Kamath Walle
Here
San Francisco
Reddines
Cale
Eureka
Jasson Park
Rewddrip
Mertco City
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Naples
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Rangers IN Love
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