City Briefs Highlight Local Civil and Legal Notes
Drunkenness arrests see Ned Clarks and Jerry O’Leary in city custody. Estate appraisals list Jennie White at 1000 and Sarafi Gourley at 9190. Certificates of Location filed for Twister No 2 3 and 4 quartz lode claims by Leo Barker and Charles R Holmes. Deputies attend federal court in Butte. Lorene Burks returns from Billings term. An attorney withdrawal in Pinney v Harsch and Stonewall Mining is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie White
A. J. Dunran
C., Covington
A. H. Cooney
United States Marshal
Harry J. Walker
Butte
Lorene Burks
Bilings
FLW. Pinney
T. P. Harsch
Stonewall Gold Mining Company
G. G. Harris
Funeral rites for Andrew Bloom held in Helena
The funeral of Andrew Bloom longtime resident of the Blue Cloud district was held yesterday at the Opp and Conrad chapel with Rev. Co R Swanson of the First Mission church officiating. Burial followed at Forestvale cemetery. Also noted: several public notices including estates and guardianship actions, building permits, and local happenings in Helena.
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Rikes War Marks
Laat Ritea
Mose H. Marks
Montana
Helena
Opp
Conrad
Malin Street
Fraud Count May Arise As Result Of Injury Claim
Possibility of fraud in the payment of compensation to James Williams a Townsend laborer 18 is being investigated by the state industries accident board and Sheriff Norman Bruce of Broadwater county chairman J Burke Clements announced yesterday. Williams was arrested after a preliminary inquiry into compensation payments and held for further inquiry. The board paid compensation to March 7 1828. Evidence shows Williams returned to work February 17 and 23 1928 contradicting earlier claims. Sheriff Bruce is probing similar claims against the accident board and prior payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Williams
Townsend
State Industries Accident Board
Sheiff Norman Bruce
Broadwater County
J. Burke Clements
Broadwater
Williams
Clemente
H. J. Freebourn
State Industrial Accident Board
Bruce
Clements
Agreying
Willams
Industrial Accident Board
Accident Board
Willis Smith
Wilams
Clementa
Willame
Home Demonstration Clubs Plan Unified Booth for Achievement Day
Educational booths for the annual Home Demonstration Club Achievement Day at Wolf Creek on June 10 will be decorated Wednesday. Mrs Yom Herrin chairs arrangements, with Mrs Rey Shumate on health decor, Mrs Thomas Kuzelka foods, Mrs Joe Brown hemp furnishings, Mrs John Filton acuse management, and Mrs Claude Gorey gloves. Deerborn, Holter and Craig clubs will assist, and this year all clubs unite to present one large booth showing their projects.
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Wolf Creek
Yom Herrin
Rey Shumate
Thomas Kuzelka
Joe Brown
John Filton
Acuse
Claude Gorey
Deerborn, Holter
Craig
President Roosevelt greets disabled veterans at White House party
President Roosevelt welcomed twenty five disabled veterans and other guests at a White House garden party in June. He stood in the sunlit grounds to greet them as they filed past for handshakes. From an open balcony he praised a Scotch and Italian folk song program by forty Negro boys from Howard University. Betsy Roosevelt hosted in the first lady's absence. Mrs. Roosevelt was in Hyde Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Howard University
Betsy Roosevelt
James
State Gets Federal Funds For Highway Project Reimbursement
State Treasurer Ray N Shannon received 61647 in federal reimbursement for highway department construction protests. Funds were allocated to Iowa Maine county 18698 Phil lips 93694 and 6701 Mallone 2878 Richland 5598 and 6675 Madison 411168 Powell 6624 with multiple line items and fragmented attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray N. Shannon
State Highway Department
Ault Workers to Open Season Ticket Sale
The Helena high school athletic field project committee decides to launch season ticket sales for next fall's football and events. Alex Cunningham leads a drive aiming to sell $3,000 in tickets, with service clubs and the American Legion mobilized in district committees. Tickets may be purchased at the Chamber of Commerce, with committee treasurer Matt Staff handling finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citivena
Helena High School
Gesnion
Alex Cunningham
Helena
Main Street
Sixth Avenue
Rotary Club
Sixth Avenus
The
American Legion
W. W. Wahl
Btanford University
Matt Staff
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commeres
Bill Gelbanun
John Bennett
Robert Kelly
M. ©. Gunn
Jack Higginsons
Carl &. Kretlow
Dr. T. PD
Regan
W. Dahl
Herb Kibler
Measles Head List In Disease Report Montana Week
Measles were prevalent among communicable diseases in Montana during the week per a weekly report by Dr B K Kilbourne state epidem iologist The state officer reports show 90 measles cases in the past week One case of spotted fever from Ekalaka Whooping cough totals 43 across the state One undulant fever case from Miles City Other diseases list Chicken pox 31 scarlet fever 12 influenza 3 mumps 8 smallpox 6 meningitis 1 typhoid fever 1 tuberculosis 1 cancer 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
B. K. Kilbourne
Ekalaka
Miles City
Rehearing Denied by Montana Supreme Court in Divorce Case
The Montana Supreme Court yesterday denied a motion for rehearing in the case State of Montana on relation of Jule Jackson versus Judge R. McHugh and John T. Jackson. The prior decision had granted a new trial in a divorce matter due to the death of a court reporter, but the rehearing request was not granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fetate
State Board of Equalization
Charles Louis Reinig
District 4
Helena
A. J. Dhorsky
Frank Therault
Kessler
Montana Suprema Court
State of
Montana
Jule Jackson
R. ©. McHugh
District Court of
Silver Bow County
John T. Jackson
Ralph J. Anderson
Supreme Court
Three more file for Montana offices in July primaries
Three additional candidates filed nominating petitions with Secretary of State,bringing total state office filings to 23. H B Rolph of Joplin seeks Democrat nomination to Congress in the second district. Charles J Erickson of Butte seeks two year rail and public service commission. Phillips O'Donnell of Butte files for associate justice of the Montana Supreme Court. Congressman James F O'Connor of Livingston refiled after returning from Washington. Secretary MitchelL said filing closes at 5 pm, reopens at 11 pm and stays open to midnight for last minute filers.
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Secretary of State
Flingen
H. BD
Rolph
Joplin
Montana
State Farmers’ Union
Charles J. Erickson
Butts
Railroad and Public Service Commission
Phillips O'Donell
Supreme Court
James F. O'Connor
Livingston
Washington
O'Connor
Congress
Rail Board
Post
Meptana
Mr. O'Donnell
Supreme Court Ephant
Butte
Mnca
Sam W. Mitchall
City garage mechanics strike over union recognition
About 30 mechanics from Capital City branch No 231 of the Machinists union walked out yesterday morning in protest of leadership demands for recognition. Only two employees at Capital Motora left, a picket line formed there, and the strike expanded to Stebbins Motors with limited turnout. Order prevailed as shops closed for the day. Edwin Pitchford, 12, of Lafayette Colorado, drowned in the Big Thompson river while fishing near Loveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halena
Capital City
Machinists’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Capital Motora Company
Stebbins Motors
Little Lad
Loveland
Cole
Edwin Pitchford
Lafayette
Colo
Big Thompson River
Here
Diplomas Arrive for Montana University Graduates
Diplomas for 326 Montana university graduates arrived on campus at 2:10 p.m. after a morning delay. Deputy State Superintendent Rex Haight delivered the roll of signatures, with Miss Ruth Reardon signing late to authorize the diplomas before commencement ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statehouse
Montana University
Rex C. Haight
Ruth Reardon
Helena
Haight
MacDonald Base
DeMolays to Install At Alhambra Tonight
DeMolays 70 will install E. C. Day chapter officers in an outdoor ceremony at Alhambra at 7 30 this evening. Named as officers are Jack Braselton wasteer councilor William Hunter senior councilor and Lee Alka junior councilor. Appointive officers will be chosen during the installation by W W Casper and Sidney Millegan acting as installing master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C
Alhambra
Jective
Jack Braselton
William Hunter
Lee Alka
W.W. W. Casper
DeMoley Advisory
Sidney Millegan
Mateshal
DeMolay Mothers Elect Helena Officers for Year
Helena DeMolay Mothers circle officers were re elected at a Seaver park meeting. Elected were Mrs. Elsie Fol som president, Mrs. G. W. Millegan vice president, Mrs. Della Mortieau secretary, and Mrs. R. Gulligan treasurer. Plans were made for a mid July DeMolay picnic with sports and supper for DeMolays and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena DeMolay Mothers’ Circle
F. W., Seferce
Seaver Park
Elsie Folsom
G. W. Millegan
Della Mortieau
Mra
R. Gulligan
Trail Rider Expedition Plans Sixth Annual Montana Trip
Missoula to Monture ranger station journey July 3 to 15 under American Forestry Association auspices. Reservations due by June 15. Trip features auto, boats, saddles, Chinese wall, Pagoda peak, Swat range, Trolland Lake, rich wildlife and photography. Complete trip cost is 130 dollars from Missoula with organized group participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Templer
Helena National Forest
American Forestry Isociation
Washington, D. C
Flathead-Sun River
Missoula
Monture
Lolo National Forest
South Fork
Forest Service
Pagoda Peak
Swat Range
Trolland Lake
American Forestry Association
Flathead
Sun Rivers
Flathead and
Lewis and Clark National Forests
United States
Erle Kauffman
Special Home Economics Course In City School
Fourteen Helen s women enrolled in a special adult course in home economics directed by Miss Gertrude Roskie of the high school. Nutrition and meal planning are on the agenda with classes held Monday Wednesday and Friday afternoons in room 223. Various topics including table decorations service and food buying will be discussed across the two week session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerica
Gertrude Roskie
Miss Roskie
Suspicious character questioned. report filed in Phoenix
A worried citizen asked police to investigate a man seen sitting on the curb all morning. Officers responded with a radio call, found the man, and prepared a written report noting the scene. The report mentions participation and enjoyment for riders and directs reservations to the American Forestry Association in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix, Art
W.par
American Forestry Association
Washington, D. C
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Leo's
Clarke
Ned Clarks
Dr. Cash
Geary Beauty Shop
Lawn Monera Sharpened
Lee Knapp
Sarafi Gourley
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JH. G. Pickett
John M. Power
Knapp
Perature Teany
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I Bem
Deielener
Mis City
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Boston
Calvary
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Ata
Milas
Billings Setae Ac
Cd Stange
Carl Lombard
Phona
Ugco
Katherine B. Hilger
Earl K. Hilger
Davin W. Miller
A. J. Morsky
Key M
Jercy N. Hilger
Dr. Hopkins
Fennell Block
Walter A. Eilenkam
Fannie C. Flowerree
George W. Padbury
Hauser
Ladies
Ald Society
W. R. Bandy
Monrot
Hosteames
Arthur Parsons
Tete Hulle
Glasgow
A. J. Goodall
Shelton Hampion
C. W. Leaf
Millie
H. F. Baty
Milwaukee
Misaoals
Imory Reuterdahl
Augustant
Roy Z. Ayers
Atate University
Alyen¢ Powell
Tulsa
Okla
Harry Hendrick
Min Nampolly
Thias
Mangas City
Hutte
L. H. Tooley
Red Lodge
Lesh Tooley
John J. Janel
King’s Beauty ‘Service
Marine Corpu
Seattle
San Diego
Calif
George A. Forte
Tom Routey
Justice of the Peace
George C. Freeman
State Highway Patrol
Bill Morris
Cal
Charlie Hoffman
James Mayne
Sinth Avenue
Rodney Street
E. D. Adams
Jefferson Street
Lamborn Street
A. J. Walton
Water Street
Pack Avenus
Helena Saddlery & Tent Co
Suruck
Warren Ofreat Falla
Bea
Warren Street
Errest
Warren
Warren W. Moses
Vanga F. Wright
California
George Carrier
Louise Howat
Wes
North Carolina
Raleigh
N.C
Senate
Robert R. Reynolds
Frank Hancock
Hho
Freebourn
Atter
Francisco Franco
Harold Dahl
Edith Rogers Dahl
London
West End
Ault Workers
TOP Gourt
City
DE Molays
DE Molay
Montana Power Company
Lengtay Jauat
Son Ge ‘Weslaghouse
Westinghouse Electric Cookery
Palmquist Electric CO
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