Federal Day Dick Shot and Killed by California Suspect
Federal officers Brown and Davis attempted to arrest a man for a liquor law violation at a gas station near Alturas California. The suspect fled into a room and shot Brown. Davis was wounded in the abdomen as the two officers confronted the shooter. Brown died after being transported to Alturas.
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California
Te Kling Ae Brown
Tges
Davis
Davie
Brown
Alturas
Empress of Britain to hear Prince of Wales on Wednesday
Montreal dispatch describes a royal broadcast event planned for Wednesday when the Empress of Britain sails from Clyde to Canada. Prince of Wales will be heard with executives and officials as Canadian Pacific broadcasts across 75 stations, suspending commerce during the readings.
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Prince OF Wales
Montreal
Canada
Ameri Pana
America
Iner
Britain
Clyde
Mesars
John Brown
Clydebank
Yamachichi
Que
Lora Alver& Conway
Shipiulltlng
H. W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
Trans-Canada Broadcasting Company
National Hroatesating Company
WHAF
W27
New York
Stalana
Canadian Taciic Railway
Anast
Enast
Kiwanis Lunch Features Swimmers and Kid Musicians
Kiwanis members were entertained by young swimmers and child musicians at the weekly lunch. The event, directed by instructor WIM Whalen, featured a Davy-like display and musical numbers with performers from the YMC A swimming school. Director Sanford explained swim instruction methods while highlighting safety and lifesaving. More than 200 boys and girls have learned to swim this year. The meeting also announced plans for the Kiwanis district convention and a summer boys and girls camp at Blackfoot River.
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Kiwantans
Thildren
Sears
Well and
Arg Wim Whalen
avInmag Shukes
Vod Hla
Inga
Tle Yi
Bronin Sanford
Chara
Ely
Mie
Jack Haris
Julia Tarts
Hants Winenting
Triangle
Hobby Lautman
Awa Oly Galusha
Shaws Hay
Sally Leighton Davis
George van Winkle
Sanford
Ile
O. Ko McLaughlin
Fruit Shipments Coming Heavier Through Missoula
Missoula records a bound Northern Pacific train arriving in two sections, second section heavily loaded with fruit from Oregon and Washington for eastern markets. Part of the cargo is unloaded for Missoula wholesale trade, signaling increased shipments to local buyers.
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Minsoula
Northern Pacific
Wan
Harry Aneoinl
Oregon
Washington
Missoula
Haan
Anray Bryant Seeks Justice of the Peace Nomination
Tariq¢ Friant reports ANRAY BRYANT announces candidacy for justice of the peace in Helena township. Bryant, former public official, campaigns on experience and Democratic party support, asserting voters deserve prudent government and lawful conduct. He pledges to understand and enforce the office’s duties and to run a clean, proper campaign.
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Bryant
Nedeehaed
Tonatt
Lincoln Prepares for Busy Season at Popular Resort
Lincoln readers report advance bookings and villa telecables indicate a busy summer season at Lincoln, a popular resort managed by Len Lumbhite. Rain and late openings affect tourism while new hotel facilities near completion and a ready repair shop prepare for emergencies. fishing is expected to be strong as streams clear and trout resume activity with early campers reporting catches.
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Nelenn
Great Falls
Lincoln
Len Lumbhite
Lampkin
Hip Wook Word
Nto
GOODSILL SEES PUBLIC SCOUTING EVERYWHERE
Max Goodwill a former Melona Commercial club secretary and now general passenger agent for the Worthern Pacific discusses public scouting of travel growth. He says Americans increasingly travel, transportation will grow, and the nation faces a rising demand for passenger transport with more educated, higher standards. He urges embracing travel as a national habit and opportunities for young people entering transportation careers.
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Max Goodwill
Melona Commercial Club
Worthern Pacific
Sera
Ila
Towne Ahig
Ar. Gandafl
Pnawongor Club
Des Moines
Amortin
Arminga
Nelson Seeks Sheriff Nomination On Republican Ticket
Henry Nelson announces candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket. The 46 year old Billings native, paint shop proprietor and former juvenile officer, city marshal and deputy sheriff, pledges close county attorney sheriff cooperation and a unified approach to law enforcement, including a proposed county finger print system.
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Henry
Umans Foger
Kelly Amusder Ene
Fied Yeaterday
Nelhon le
Nelson
Lft
Amt
Stats University
Billings
Federal Court Calendar For Billings
Federal Judge Katlen N. Pray in Great Falls outlined a calendar for the United States district court in Billings. Criminal cases are set for June 7 and 18 with motions heard June 17 and a grand jury to report June 29. About 180 cases expected on the criminal docket for the filing term.
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Great Walla
United States
Rulney
Prayhan
Triad
Mall carrier jailed for book fraud involving Lindbergh alias
Gerald R. Gage a 17 year government mall carrier was sentenced to five months in the county jail after pleading guilty to mail fraud connected with a book he wrote under the name Cal Charles A Lindbergh. He arranged with Dorrance Co to publish the work claiming active Lindbergh association and the publisher was paid $7,000 in advertising for the forthcoming book.
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Los Angeles
Gerald R. Gage
Cal Charles A. Lindbergh
Gage
Dorrance & Co
Philadelphia
Col. Lindbergh
Crispin Again Seeks Democratic JP Nomination in Helena
W J Crispin files again as Democratic candidate for Justice of the Peace in Helena Townsite. He cites 30 years in Helena, education at Helena Business College and American Extension University of Law, notes past service as justice of the peace and carries a record of no appeals. Washington report mentions Hoover aid for 44 hour postal week bill and India death toll around 20 000 annually.
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Keeling
Criapin
Hemocrathy
Justice of Peace
Helena
Tle
Wand
Hern
Lewis
Mark Éennty
Crlapin
Tielena
Tielena Tueiness College
American Extension University of Law Te Ts
Ran
Justice of the Peace
Trispin
Washington
Hoover
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Mayor Urges Water Conservation During Drought
Mayor George Arnold requests the public conserve water due to continued dry weather. Citizens are asked to use no more than one hour of watering in the morning and one hour in the evening. The city’s aging pumps have caused frequent repairs, limiting continuous operation.
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George Arnold Salt
Attizens Ur
Music lovers to lead fight against mechanical music
Boston June 9 delegates at the sixth annual convention of the American Federation of Musicians heard Joseph N. Weber president call for the music loving public to combat mechanized music. He was joined by Matthew Woll AFL vice president in urging culture over cheap tunes and theater layoffs.
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Washington
Americs
Dui
BOS
Navy Department
Naval Radio Station
New York
Audio Corporation of America
Tuckerton
N. J
Norris
Republican
Nebraska
Dill
Hugh M. Morris
Delaware
Boston
Joseph N. Weber
American Federation of Musicians
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Weber
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Dusty” Miller
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