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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1936
Page
6
Helena news notes include a city weather roundup with high and low records for June, plus scattered items on crimes, court actions, accidents, and local officers. Names such as Dr RW McAlbibe and Dr H Peck appear alongside police, court, and municipal matters, with several minor incidents and community notices from Helena dated around April 14, 1934.
In a Supreme Court filing attorney Semterday requests the tribunal to prevent further action by District Judge Albert Armencon in a civil case involving Mra Maud Rend. The motion argues the Tower court lacks jurisdiction. The suit seeks $700 damages and a pending will dispute remains unresolved as of June 12.
A string of short personal items places Kariowtords, Buel, Carl Laden, Gehl, Showalter, Henry Miller, Hathway, Harry Donaldson, Joseph Tracy, and M. A. Troman in Helena or nearby towns with brief visits, arrivals, and travels noted. Amid the notes, Spanish American War veterans in Mobile back Montana’s Scott Leavitt for national commander.
The School Board approved elementary and high school budgets for the coming year totaling 268 36050 with substantial reductions from the prior year. Elementary salaries, repairs, textbooks, and miscellaneous costs are trimmed, while some increases for aid and maintenance are noted. The elementary budget shows a shift in allocations, with the high school budget slightly reduced from the prior year.
Paul T Stith of Nowkter seeks the Democratic nomination for state treasurer. A plain man for the plain people, he has four years as county treasurer deputy and is widely known in Jefferson County. With a family history in county treasurer work, he competes in a field of six candidates including six Democrats and two Republicans.
On motion of Attorney General Raymond T Nagto, 17 graduates of the University of Montana law school at Missoula were admitted to the bar yesterday by the Montana Supreme Court. The new lawyers include Lee Metcalf of Stevensville, John BarGard McClernan Helera of Butte, and others from Billings, Helena, Great Falls, and towns across the state.
In Congress. State Senator Melton announces to represent Beaverdew County in the Democratic primary for Congress. He pledges a square deal for labor, protection for the aged, and support for private enterprise, aiming to boost the 1st district campaign this week.
Report states 21 Montana boys, 10 to enlist in the NAW this month. Details mention upcoming eligibility, with Warren Ruts and others named in connection to induction. Events reference a June 14 meeting and a Salt Take notice for further actions.
Democratic women plan a meeting this evening at 8 o clock in Union Hall. Speakers include Mia Bronke Thon and group leader Mrs Peart Tolunn, with Mrs George Misa among organizers. President Mrs Randford urges all members to attend.
State Treasurer Times J Brett reports that 505,055 state bonds were held in several investment accounts totaling 1 795585504 as of May. Bonds belonged to 18 funds, most under 1000, except the permanent fund at 14 167 448.
Vital statistics list Beecher May of Ocala Flay and Lotte Phillips Bozeman. Charles Mur Heck Chicago and Thelma Kornon Spokane noted. Funeral notices mark Mere Tono phing T Gitam at Masonic home. service at Mathodiat church Townsend officiated by Rev W Kuler with burial at Townsend cemetery. Saxlor Star chapter Townsend to take part. Strikes in Mexico City stage two 40-minute general protests by Confederation of Workers of Mexico against government action. local meat described as venison jerky, lean cut dried over slow fire or in sun.
As the filing deadline nears, candidates scramble for the governorship and high court seats. Incumbent Governor Bloor and others face challenges while several Republicans and Democrats file papers in Butte, Helena, Kalispell, and other towns. Additional petitions threaten a crowded field across state offices and commissions before the midnight curtain.
Members of Via Montana bineral Nitectora Aganczation Inc gathered yesterday morning at the Placer hotel for the thirty fifth annual convention. Major Albert J Tob erts welcomed the group to the city and Sao White of Butte gave the response. Afternoon sessions featured remarks on world peace and a talk on European auto routes. The banquet room hosted the annual banquet before a Missouri River boat trip. Officers named were FF Wyse president Fred Toot vice president and Ralph Gonred secretary treasurer.
A convicted suspect Giorgs Kovich tied to an arsenal theft case is sought locally after fleeing. He reportedly left town, was apprehended at Ground Torna, and later pleaded guilty to motor theft in Port Worth, receiving a sentence of one year and one day.
Friends of John Woloner rally support for Montann attorney general bid as club organizers announce a meeting in the courthouse court room. President Viggo Andersen site and secretary-treasurer Misca Jo Thaman lead the effort to push Tanner for attorney general.
The final installment of state taxes is being transmitted with counties reporting varied payments. Jefferson Lincoln Prairie and Cecanuve sent totals to the treasurer. comparisons to 1935 show differing amounts. The entry notes a May date for the first American World War troops arriving in France.
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