Delegates Chosen for American Legion State Meeting
Delegates from the Helena post and nearby districts were selected to attend the American Legion state convention in Milan City. At the June meeting held at Columbus Hall, A. K. Lusk post commander, Karl St. Angle, Ward Crosby, George M. Robertson, Russell U. Hart, and Ben W. Barnett, with Hart and Barnett as alternates, were named. The meeting also covered routine matters and the baseball program for boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Wewin
American Legion
Foreclosure Judgment Granted After Bank Substitution
The First National Bank and Trust company, substituted as plaintiff, obtained a foreclosure decree in a suit against Thomas J. Dolan Ellen Dolan Charles McDonald Thomas K. Carey and Nicholas Hughes. Montana Trust and Savings Bank filed the suit on promissory notes totaling 5000, with the judge awarding 10033.75 including principal and 6 percent interest. The property described is the north half of section 20 township 10 N range 2 W, with security ordered by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank and Trust Company
Montana Trust and Bavings Bank
A. J. Hersky
Thomas J. Dolan
Ellen Dolan
Charles McDonald
Thomas K. Carey
Nicholas Hughes
Dolan
Montana Trust and Savings Bank
Horsky
New Fire Insurance Firm Licensed in Baltimore
The Central Fire Insurance Company of Baltimore Maryland received a state license to write general fire insurance in this state. George P Porter state auditor and commissioner of insurance issued the license yesterday. The firm has a stock plan with 1 000 000 capital and operates independently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Fire Insurances Company
Baltimore
George P. Porter
Chancellor Brannon Grants Degrees at Montana State College
Chancellor Brannon confers degrees on 164 Montana State College graduates at commencement. M A Brannen of the University of Montana gives the address. Alfred Atkinson announces honor students. Phi Kappa Phi selections include William Erick Anderson and Benjamin Raskopf among others. Alumni elect Benjamin Borg as president. Woman’s Day speakers named and Phi Kappa Phi and Mortar Board members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin David Raskopt
Flavre
William Erick Anderson
Hall
Rudolph John Roy
Bozeman Ciyil
Robert Frederick Exh
Milltown
Norman
Butte
Gerald O. Wentworth
Great Falls
A. Grace Anderson
Blackleaf
Jai Fiske Ivery
Yelena
Paul Ermil Wenans
Hathryn Rossiter Kellett
Esther Hildegarde Bowman
Deer Lodge
Marie Gertrude Hakala
Red Lodge
Helen A. Schultz
Billings
Charlotte Elizabeth Seitz
Frazer
William Murrilis
Shelby
Edwin Strommen
Havre
Rudolph Roy
Bozeman
Joseph Sonntag
Lelena
Donald McElliott
Wal
Weed control district petition fails for Sun River district
Great Falls June 9 The Sun River Simms Fort Shaw area petition to form a weed control district lacks explicit authority and sufficient support. County board received an opinion from Charles Davidson noting the law requires 100 real estate owners to appoint a weed commissioner for countywide duties, with no statutory basis to create a district covering only a small portion. Signatures on the petition are deemed inadequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
County Board of Commissioners
Sun River-Simms
County Board
Charles Davidson
Warren Miles
Sun River
Simms
Fort Shaw
Thut
Brothers of executed robber paroled in Kansas
Garden City Kansas June 9 paroled from Finnzy county jail Fred and Walter Fleagle after fourteen months of an indefinite sentence for tax evasion The Fleagles are brothers of Jake and Ralph involved in the Lamar Colorado bank robbery and related slayings in May 1928 Jake was wounded near Branson Missouri and Ralph executed Their parole was contested and then granted after they refused to pay taxes on Finnery county ranch and bank deposits they concealed under assumed names in Western Kansas banks Fred fined 6000 and Walter 4500
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kan
H. FE
Walter
Finnzy County
Fred
Walter Fleagle
Fleagles
Jake
Ralph
Branson
Lamar
Colo
Pred
Finnery County
Kansas
Corporation News Certificates Issued Yesterday by State Officials
The Commercial Credit Company of Helena obtained a certificate to maintain an auditing, credit and collection department with capital stock 6000 divided into 50 shares of 100 each. Directors include Duane R. Mills Pelham Frank L H TowSley Scarndale N Berthold Muecke Jr Teuts H Darkin NYC and Eleanor Thalman Jersey City. The General Oil and Gas Company of Great Falls received a certificate for oil and gas prospect capital stock 260000 across 240000 shares of 1 par value and 60000 no par shares. Directors F Buscher J N Thelan and J W Freeman Great Falls Clara Hornburst Saskatoon Canada HW M Kluth Shelby. Onur Lady of Wauseon Cradlt Union association of Hingham In Hin county to make loans to members.
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Commercial Credit Company
Helena
Capital
Duane R. Mills
Pelham
Frank HL. Towsley
Scarndale
Berthold Muecke, Jr
Teuts H. Darkin
New York City
Eleanor Thalman
Jersey City
General Oil and Gas Company of
Great Falla
Aig
Alan
F. Buscher
J. N. Thelan
J. W. Freeman
Clara Hornburst
Saskatoon
Sagk
Canada
HW. M. Kluth
Shelby
Onur Lady
Wauseon Cradtt Union Association
Hingham
Hin County
Membora
Mitchell says Couzens may have files on Hill matter
Washington June AP Attorney General Mitchell says Senator Couzens would be welcome to any information at the justice department about the government’s failure to appeal the estate tax case of Mrs James J Hill. He stated he had no intention of being discourteous and that Couzens could have all the files. The department released a statement that no appeal should be taken, citing Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt’s recommendation and noting Mitchell had no part as solicitor general. The case involved about 1.38 million dollars with portions left to charity and to descendants, and reflected on a 1928 circuit court ruling against the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mitchell
Couzens
Justice Department
Tate
James J. Hill
Supreme Court
Michigan
Republican
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Sargent
Department
Conzens
Regnet
Senaor
Highway bonds eyed for 3 million state road plan
The Highway Commission prepared to contract an additional 3 million dollars of road work this year pending the state supreme court ruling on the highway construction measures. If approved, about 1,000 projects and roughly 9 million dollars of work could begin late July. District engineers report about 3,000 men employed on active projects, with 90 percent Montana citizens. The commission disqualified one contractor and another firm for delays and wage violations, and warned against eight hour law breaches as state forces continue maintenance and other projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supremins
State Highway Commission
Montana
Rainbow Order to Entertain at Valley Masonic Home
The Rainbow Order for Girls will entertain guests at the Valley Masonic Home this evening after a 6 o'clock picnic supper. Mrs. Frank Houston, chairman, invites all members to attend at the Masonic temple on Broadway by 6 40 for transportation to the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order OF Rainbow
Valley Masonic Home
Rainbow Order For
Frank Houston
Masonic Templat
Broadway
Promises to Pay Fine for Illegal Fishing
Waymer of Malta was ordered to pay a $25 fine plus costs for fishing in the Milk River without a license. The report notes he claimed no funds at first, but promised payment on July 1 when he expects compensation for gravel hauling on the new highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mom
Waymer
Malta
Han
R. H.ill
Youth 21 Who Slew Girl Again Sentenced to One to Ten Years
The state lost a bid to harsher punishment for Virgin Kirkland in the Arlene Draves slaying. In Gary, the 21 year old was again sentenced to one to ten years in Pendleton reformatory, per the 1929 juvenile felony act. The judge rejected five to twenty one years, citing age and prior exemption rules for youths under 31.
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Valparaiso
Thd
Kirkland
Arlene Draves
Gary
Grant Crumpacker
State Reformatory
Pendleton
Porter County Court
Lhnt
Ansautt
Crumpacker
Criticiam
Jamos M. Og
Den
Juvennes
Car Loadings Show Decrease in Weekly Totals
Washington June 9 Revenue freight loadings for the week ending May 20 totaled 720,934 cars, down 44,197 from the prior week due to Decoration Day and 149,120 from the year ago. Miscellaneous freight 281,635 down 19,618. merchandise 197,242 down 18,489. coal 415,871 down 12,005. forest products 24, ABI down 18,594. ore 25,864 down 697. grain and grass products 24,8 down 1?. live stock 17,933 down 3,258.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wee
American Railway Association
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Brannon
Montana State College
Ter Wiliams
Ratte
Wiliam Mee
Wax
Boveman
Frank Ciosarek
Bearcreek
Paul Knotls
Grage Range
Bruen Mull
Glasgow
James Shepard
Washoe
Arthur Grantley
Terry
College of Enxinserink
Greee Anderson
Blacklef
Mary Hawke
Paul Wenans
Rutile
Mildred Richards
Gall Fiske Avery
Velons
Gerald Wentworth
Katherine Bohart
Olivar Morgan
Allee Vandenhook
John Coe
Deer Lodges
College of Applied Actenca
Marlo Hakala
Red Loge
Katherine Tyellett
Butta
Elizabeth Seitz
Hattie Lang
Vielen Schultz
Alllinge
Esther Bowman
Taabelle Wood
College of Household and Industrial Arts
John Bartlett
Helen Arthur Buckley
Harlem
John Doer
FrankHn Deway
Vincent O'Leary
Jack Weller
Whitefish
Max Worthington
Mortar Board
Helen Bradbury
Willow Creek
Margaret Choate
Cathleen Henkel
Helen Oliver
Anaconda
Helen Souders
Margaret Saunders
Hood River
Bala
BRILL
Nitty Tailor
Ars
Corporation News
W. FE. Harmon
STATH
Garett Eg
Lacey & Mytis Tosacco Ca
Hill Matter
Highway Commission
EU Te
Westinghouse
Palmquist Electric Co
N. Main
N.Y. OF
Bicing Suicidt
New York
John de Mackey
Bureau of Sewers
Port Washington
Fry
Atfaus
Queensborough
Teorge Tires
Denind Mackey
Conrayne
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