Closing Exercises at St Helena School Thursday Night
Rev W P Joyce of Butte will address St Helena school closing Thursday evening at 8 oclock. The program includes music, a playlet Roland's Dream, and diplomas and certificates for many pupils including Alexandra Blaiggy Josephine Sullivan Eugene Brent Elizabeth Carroll and groomed awardees from Christian Doctrine and Knights of Columbus. The closing program features an orchestra, health drills, Roland's Dream geography pageant, and conferring of diplomas by Rev W P Joye with a large cast of students and regional performers.
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St. Helena
Roland's
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Alexandra Blaiggy
Josephine Sullivan
Eugene Brent
Elizabeth Carroll
Sara Lou Cooney
Gwyneth Eison
George Fritz
Jane Gleason
Kathryn Gleason
Leonard Gorman
Alma Guaglio
Verlie Houle
Helen Nunke
Arvilla Nute
Helen Weggenman
Carmen Wang
Kenneth Zimmerman
Custer Baum
Mary Coyle
Cathryn Freyler
Lillian Mooney
Mary Phelan
Monsignor
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Jane Power
Amelia Streidinger
Loretta Polich
Elizabeth Coyle
Carmen Wong
Arvida Nute
Kathleen Carroll
James Slanfry
James McCabe
Harald Weggenman
Glen Williams
Edward Sherman
Jesse Garrity
Myron Mitchke
Robert Sonntag
Knights of Columbus
Helena
John Gramecy
Alexandra Blaine
Peare
Roland
St Helena
W. P. Joyet
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Capcree
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Earth
Mobos
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Eagle Feather
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State Supreme Court Reverses Highway Contract Case
The Montana Supreme Court reversed a Lewis and Clark district court ruling on distributing a $5,192.48 balance from the state highway commission to Zumwalt and Duckers creditors. Labor and material providers receive shares proportional to their work, with judgments against Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland. Sub contractors gain the same rights, and The First National Bank of Stevensville loses its claimed portion, as the court declares the lower assignment illegal. The case concerns Ravalli County highway work and creditors’ claims.
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State Highway Commission
Zumwalt & Duckers
State Supreme Couirt
A. P. Stark
High Court
Fidelity and Deposit ‘Company of Maryland
Fidelity and Deposit Company
First National Bank of
Stevensville
Supreme Court
Ravilli
Kidnaping Trial Set for Pickford Plotters
Three men Charles V. Stevens Adrian J. Woods and Claude A. Holcomb were indicted by the county grand jury on charges of plotting to kidnap film star Mary Pickford. They were brought into superior court and further pleas were set for Friday.
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Los Angeles
Mary Pickford
Charles V. Stevens
Adrian J. Woods
Claude A. Holcomb
Paris to New York non stop flight planned by two war aces
Lieut Francis Coli and Lieut Paul Tarascon, French aviators, plan a July Paris to New York non stop flight of about 5 000 miles. Tarascon, a war veteran with a wooden leg, and Coli, who lost an eye, have many decorations. They estimate a five in 100 chance of success, citing the 1923 transcontinental flight as a precedent.
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Francis Coli
Paul Tarascon
Paris
New York
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Coli
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Col
Crossword Puzzle Features Four Interconnected mini sections
The item presents a large, dense crossword puzzle with numerous clues spanning across and down, including themes from geography, objects, and actions. It includes a summary line of a Duke university gift and a political resignation from Lyons, France, as separate short items within the same column.
INO EXPORT WHEAT SAYS UG TABLE
The report outlines 1992 crop outlooks including oats barley rye and hay production forecasts and acreage changes across spring and winter wheat. It lists state by state acreage and condition figures for Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Montana Idaho Washington plus major winter wheat states Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Colorado with forecasted production in thousands of bushels.
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Dakotas
Montana
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Idaho
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Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Murder mystery grips West Badcn with new clue
Chicago on June 9 AP report states John Peppies a former prohibition agent returned from Wrest Baden Indiana and gave Sheriff Peter Hoffman a new clue in the slaying of Harry Hassmiller of Bayonne New Jersey and the wounding of Walter O Donnell a beer runner in an Evergreen Park road house Sunday. Peppies said he was marked for death over a grudge against Arthur Young Green another former agent.
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Associated Press
John Peppies
Prohitition
Wrest Baden
Ind
Peter Hoffman
Harry Hassmiller
Bayonne
N. J
Walter O'Donnell
Evergreen Park Road House
Peoples
Indiana
Arthur Young-Green
Diry
Hassmuller
O'Donnell
Tony Mallon
Hassmiller
Capitol Inn
Sheriff Hoffman
O’donell
Young Green
Clover Leaf Inn
Grand Dragon Locke Held After Contempt Verdict
Denver June 9 The court found Dr John Galen Locke grand dragon of Colorado Ku Klux Klan guilty of contempt for failing to produce records in the income tax investigation. He was remanded to U S Marshal James Hunter custody while punishment is decided and his exact location remains undisclosed by authorities.
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Denver
Colo
Associated Press
John Galen Locke
Ku Klux Klah
Colorado
United States District Court
United States
James Hunter
Locke
Dr. Locke
Toge Fields Otumps Legal Minds
Washington weighs MacMillan expedition flight across Ellesmere Island within Canadian sovereignty claims. Unoccupied land and lack of prior settlement cast doubt on American acceptance. No permission sought from Ottawa yet, but preemptive Canadian geologists or police could imply land claims requiring policy review.
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Canada
MacMillan
Utah
Washington
Ottawa
Ellesmere Island
Mac Abilan
Ku Klux Klan Meeting Triggers Mass Riot in Clinton
riot breaks out after Klan meeting near Berlin on the outskirts of Clinton Massachusetts. About twenty five men are arrested as state patrols restore order after fighting between Klansmen and opponents. Stones, broken glass and clubs litter the road while authorities identify arrestees. Public officials were alerted as damage assessment began.
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Clinton
Mass
Berlin
Quelilms
Associated Press
Bosleston
Deer Lodge Rodeo Programs Cut for July Fourth Show
Official rodeo programs issued by Turn 'Em Loose for the Deer Lodge fair grounds Fourth of July event. The annual Montana rodeo draws crowds from across the state with thousands of dollars in cash prizes. Manager H F Kelley and secretary Daniel B Hertz Jr oversee the show with night shows featuring the 49 Camps, rosette fare black jack and dance hall girls, plus a street carnival and nightly dancing.
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Fair Grounds
Deer Lodge
Montana
H. F. Kelley
Daniel B. Hertz, Jr
Leach Again Mayor Of Minneapolis In City Vote
George Leach was elected mayor of Minneapolis for the third time in yesterday's city election with incomplete unofficial returns. His opponent was James T. Elwell, former state auditor.
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Leach
Minneapolis
Associated Press
George Leach
James T. Elwell
National Conference of Social Workers Opens in Denver
Three thousand social workers from across the United States, Canada, and Mexico gathered in Denver for the annual meeting. Key topics include race strife, Japanese immigration restriction, and child labor.
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Denver
United States
Canada
Mexico
National Conference of Social Workers
Widows' Protective association forms in California
Sacramento June 9 The widows of California have organized for mutual benefit. Articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state for the Widows' Protective association. Principal aims include protecting members finances and investments and recovering money fraudulently obtained from them.
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Cal
California
Widows’ Protective Association
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