Quarrel Shooting Wounds Gaynor and Graves in Twin Bridges
In Twin Bridges early today a card game quarrel led to a shooting in which Charles Gaynor. formerly of Salinas California, was critically wounded and hotel keeper Harry Graves was seriously wounded. Graves said Gaynor fired first after returning with a rifle. Gaynor was arrested previously in Salinas on assault charges. Edith Webster, 46, of Calgary was killed when the airplane she rode in crashed near the city airport. Judge Gufford P. Smith was elected president of First Church of Christ Scientist for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Charles Gaynor
Salinas
Calif
Lera
Harry Graves
Twin Bridges
Wagness
Graves
Aynor
Gaynor
Snerff
Larry Wier
Silver Bow County
California
Wier
Police
Aessembler
Helena
Calgary
Alta
Edith Webster
Heads Science Church
Boston
Qufford P. Smith
Newton
First Church of Christ, Scientist
City Moves to Remove Heiser Buildings for Park Plan
The city council voted to sponsor a private fundraising drive to pay for removing the Heiser building and other structures at South Main to create a memorial park. If funds are raised, condemnation proceedings will target William H Heiser and, if needed, Tein Sing, with the ruins of the old city hall to be cleared. The plan includes turning the area into a Pioneer Memorial Park and cites past efforts dating to 1932.
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Yaterday
South Main Street
Erat
William H. Helser
Hosd
South Main
Tein Sing
Went Main
Sutler
Went Main Street
Society of Lone and Daughters of Pioneers
Hellena Business and Professional Women's Club
Pionser Memorial Lpark
Otto Krieg
A-A
Quare
Ene
Heiser
Helser
John Mahan
Krieg
Funda
Aail
Tain Sing
Thin
Man Pleads Not Guilty in Salmon Eggs Case at Missoula
Missoula June 7 Thomas Gleason faced arraignment in justices court amid accusations by a deputy state game warden of possessing salmon eggs. He pleaded not guilty as hearings set for June 11, with prior acquittals noted. Warden described 500 jars seized from Gleason’s establishment and 498 more awaiting return to the water, as investigators traced shipment and possession across state lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Benson
Gleason
Jack Carney
Montana
Jasge
Werden Weaver
Murray seeks more for insects battle in Montana
Senator James Murray announced after talks with Secretary Waldo that the Bureau of Entomology will add 20000 for cricket and grasshopper control in Montana. He plans to press WPA for further funds and will seek Hopkins support for immediate action. Missoula plans beautification under Higgins Avenue bridge with public subscriptions, service clubs, and WPA labor.
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Washtngtes
John
James Murray
Wal- Jaro
Bureau of Entomology
Montana
Murray
Niatala
W.P.A
Harry L. Hopkins
Atll
Hopkins
Missoula
Higgins Avenues
Ares
Dwicht Minon
WPA
Labor
Kropman
W.P.A. Jandacaps
Feland
Labor rights clash and calls for lawful order
A New York Tribune editorial condemns strikes turning violent and arming workers, warns against vigilantism, and stresses that police power must be guided by law, not private arms. It critiques a Michigan bill granting governor seizure power over threatened plants and warns of state overreach and partisan enforcement harming civil liberties.
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Sirikery
Atrikera J
Ha Planta
Storta
Courag
Polica
Pawnec
Michigan
Lsbor
Govenor
Unia
Libernia
Examiplek
Copsright
New York
Tritune
Regattas Planned by State Boat Group in Montana
The Montana Best Racing association endorses a tentative six regattas for the 1937 season with dates set in Whitefish Thompson Falls Polson Anaconda Elk’s Rest Missoula Seeley Lake and a head race at Elk’s Rest on August 22. Commodores Stanley Young Ernest Van Kuen and Robert Elliot head a new race committee to supervise the state meet.
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Whitfish
Robert Tiot
Whitefish
Whitefial Lake Hout Association
Montana Best Racing
Polson
Paleon
Elliot
Clube
Anaconda
Missowla
Thompson Falla
Paleo
Trallspell
Missoula
Thompson Falls
Varions
Klepetko
Elk’s Rest
Flethead
Stanley Young
Storm. Bolts Rope Outlook In Carbon
Red Lodge and Carbon County report a continued steady rain over Thursday and Friday. Observers note it eases grasshopper and cricket threats, while snowfall is noted in Beartooth mountains near Richel lodge. Public hearings set for June 14 will discuss preliminary budgets. boards prepare August final budgets.
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Red Lodge
Inne
Carbon County
Beartooth Mountains
Richel Lodge
Here
Billings
Mia
Fannie Kira
Yellowstone County
Schoolo
Cascade Man Will Build Last Link Salmon Highway
Missoula June TyA Woodward, Great Falls contractor, was low bidder for the last link of Bitter Root Salmon Forest highway three miles from Connor. Woodward bid 55 897.15, among seven bids. Next was S Birch 57 882.66, third Clifton Applegate 63 643.45. H C Moss Construction Seattle submitted lowest of eight bids for guard rails on Clark's Fork highway east of Thompson Falls at 13 565.50. Next George Garress Spokane 14 674.95, third Joslyn McAlister Spokane 14 820.80.
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Missoula
Tya Woodward
Great Falls
Connor
Bureau of Public Roads
Woodward
S. Birch
Great Fale
Clifton & Applegate
Spokane
H.C. Moss Construction Company
Seattle
Clark’s Fork
Thompson Falls
George Garress
Joslyn McAlister
Montana Woman Dies After Camp Fire Burns
A Montana woman died and her husband was seriously burned when a blaze destroyed the cookhouse at the Resettlement administration camp west of Baylor about 45 miles north. The woman, identified as Mrs. Peter Teakeen, in her twenties, died soon after the fire broke out in the frame building. The husband was unemployed at the camp and hospitalized in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glastow
Cook
Resettlement Administration
Baylor
Peter Teakeen
James
Lands Opinion in Oil Gas Stricken
The opinion discusses a Glacier County case to allot title to Nadeau’s interest in oil and gas land and a lease on 80 acres. The lower court ruled for Nadeau, raising questions about the justification and consistency of judicial utterance in such property disputes. The record notes the lack of a similar English report for comparison.
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Aimilar
Glacier County
Nadeau
Golfers Win Match On Dixon Course Amid Reptile Encounters
Mitsouls June 7. Hesarda golfers faced natural hazards on Dixon course including bunkers sand traps gopher holes and a rattlesnake encounter. A player noted a flashooter becomes a needed club as the reptile swallow an antelope rabbit during the match. H C Deokar Indian agency chief clerk reported the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitsouls
H. C. Deokar
Indian Agency
Go Getter to Cappy Ricks at the Rio with Cast
Charles Winninger makes the leap from Cap’s Andy to Cappy Ricks in The Go Getter adapted from Peter B Kyne. Georgy Brent Anita Louise co star as the show plays at the Rio. Call It A Day arrives tomorrow featuring Livia de Havilland Tan Hunter Anita Louise and others.
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Charles Winninger
Cap
Andy
Cappy Ricks
Tascal
Peter B. Kyne
Rio
Georgy Brent
Anita Louise
Livia de Havilland
Tan Hunter
Alice Brady
Roland Young
Frieds Incecort
Marlow Theater Closes Run with Star Pair in Is My Affair
The Marlow presents its last show today featuring Robert Taylor and Barbara Stanwyck in Is My Affair with Victor McLaglen. A color cartoon and Paramount news are added. Tonight at 3 p m the Marion holds Amateur Night with cash prizes and a chance to win a Yellowstone Park trip.
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Marlow Theater
Robert Taylor
Barbara Stanwyck
Victor McLaglen
Paramount News
John Howard
Nao Grey
Judith Barratt
Bil
Marion
Yellowstone Park
Naonal Park Airways
sTeem
Butte Strike Ends After Clerk Union Accepts 16 Percent Increase
In Butte, a three week clerks strike at local stores ended today after the union voted to accept terms of an agreement. Stores agreed to a 16 percent raise while working conditions remain unchanged. Also from Ithaca, Captain Charles F. Mean, 70, retired Cornell University Proctor and former NYC police inspector, died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Butta
Uoiow
Ithaca, NY
Charles F. Mean
Cornell University
New York City
Man Pleads For Wife Money In Downtown Fla
Mian Florida reports a 62 year old man, Nathaniel W. Ellis, wandering downtown with a pile of bedragled coins, claiming he would raise funds to defy his dead wife. Police, and a judge, heard the tale. Ellis was released to pursue the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fla
Nathaniel W. Ellis
Elis
Puriel Fund
At The Antlers Presents Hell Divers At Last Show
The Antlers theater offers the final screening of Hell Divers with Clark Gable and Wallace Beery as rival seamen. Also shown are Jungle Jim chapter one and Metrotone news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antlers Theater
Clark Gable
Wallace Beery
Ackic
Metrotone News
the Antlers
Sonja Henle
Giant Castara
Adolph Manjou
Don Ameche
The
Rite Brothers
Lee Ray
Arline Judge
Paramount News
Puerto Rican nation lists sent to Atlante by air
Eight Puerto Rican groups began transport by air to Atlante to serve sentences for conspiring to overthrow the United States administration in the island. The dispatch marks a harsh step in the ongoing political crackdown on pro independence activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Atlante
United States Administration
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Carrles Gaynor
BYRD
Kentucky
Gta
Cote No
Uame
Pit
Pior
Atreat Department
Beck
C. J. Rausch
Water Department
Mueller Company
Decatur
A. J. Roberts
Minneapolis
P.W.A
Washington, D. C
Manech
Bausch
Beaver Creek
Fen
Old City
American Legion
Paul Knapp
Neill Avenue
Knapp
Roberts
TH State Boat Group
Tou
Manila
Negros Jal
United States
Cascade Man
Dixon
Marlow
ENA
Malinee
Charen Oo
George Brent
Anita LO Louise
Charles
Winemion
John Floredge
Henry O'Neal
Clark
Ed Yee
Sonia Henie Jan
Praceo
Rae
John HowAnd
Piengrey
Accerts
Montana Power Co
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