Major and Crispin File for J. P. Jobs in Helena
George Major and William J Crispin, justices of the peace for Helena township, filed for re nomination on the democratic ticket for the August 3 primary. Major, resident since 1881, secretary of the Typographical union, serves a second term with a strong public record. Crispin, also completing a second term, is noted for fairness. he is married with one child. Heatley for Sheriff. Bob Heatley, Helena township constable for two terms, seeks the Democratic nomination for sheriff. He has lived in the city since 1888 and was a former Helena fireman. J T Conrad and James H Harker seek public administrator. Conrad, six-year incumbent, a Montana Pioneers society member. Harker, manager of the Commercial Service Association, pledges faithful service.
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George Major
William J. Crispin
Helena Township
Major
Helena
Crispin
Heatley
Robert
Bob) Heatley
J. T. Conrad
James H. Harker
Conrad
Montana Pioneers’ Society
Harker
Commercial Service Association of
Denver to Pueblo First Woman Air Mail Passenger
Denver Mrs Ezra Foster of Pueblo earned the distinction as the first woman air mail passenger when she flew from Pueblo to Denver.
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Denver
Ezra Foster
Pueblo
Elks Flag Day Exercises Planned in Helena Shrine
Helena Elks host Flag Day ceremonies Monday June 4 at the Shrine temple. Justice Albert J. Galen will recount flag history, with War Governor Sam Stewart delivering the response. Nine flags will be shown as history unfolds, color guards present each flag, and the 163rd Infantry Band will provide music. The Marlow theater will delay The Student Prince 30 minutes to avoid conflict. American Legion post invites participation and will march from Hill Park at 7:40 p.m.
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Shrite Temple
Helena Lodge of Elks
Albert J. Galen
Montana Supreme Court
5. W. Stewart
Montana
Reunion
America
13Rd Infantry
163Rd Infantry
Helena
Halt Marlow
Connie Eckhardt
Marlow Theater
The
Elks
American Legion
Hill Park
Shrine Temple
Funeral of Boy Crowned Held in Ellington Yesterday
The funeral of Jackie Mizner, three years old, of Ellington, was held yesterday afternoon at the Presbyterian church. Rev. James F. McNamee officiated. Jackie drowned Tuesday afternoon in the Tittle Blackfoot river near his home after straying onto the river bank with his twin, Jerry. Neighbors aided in the search. Jackie was recovered but could not be revived. His father is a forest ranger.
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Jackie
Edwin Donovan
Alward Lindquist
Helena
Mr. Mizner
National Capital News Roundup on Treasury and Hearings
Treasury reported customs collections 30 million 90 thousand dollars above last year at this time. Senate commerce committee ordered public hearings on the rivers and harbors bill. President Coolidge's prohibition order upheld by the House judiciary committee by an eight to seven vote. Evidence on Pennsylvania republican primary campaign expenditures presented to the special senate committee. House members from the Mississippi Missouri Arkansas rivers basin directed Representative Sears Nebraska to draft a food control measure. Secretary Melion declined to endorse the equalization fee feature of main relief legislation. Senator Feas offered another proposal.
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Treasury
Senate
Coolidge
House
Judiciary Committee
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Fivers Basin
Sears
Nebraska
Melion
Feas
Foxy King to lead inaugural trip of big bus to Gate of Mountains
A Studebaker bus and sedan secured by Foxy King will carry city county and state officials and business leaders on the Gate of the Mountains tour. The group, including Lt. Gov Mel Cormack and Secretary of State C T Stewart, will depart the Placer hotel at noon Saturday and return about 3 pm after inspecting the Missouri river resort.
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Foxy King
Gate of Mountains
Gate of the Mountains
Studebaker
C. I .(Foxy) King
Burlington Tours
Missouri River
Placer Hotel
Mr. King
N. J. Hilger
Big crowd greets band at concert in Helena
A large open air concert at Hill Park drew one of the city’s biggest crowds for Helena’s champion juvenile band. The event boosted the On to Denver fund by over $100 in volunteer contributions as thousands of autos lined streets around the park. A promotional banner advertising state institutions and sponsors appeared near the bandstand, with banners and support from many Montana firms and organizations. A letter to Secretary of State Stewart from Carl S. Milleken confirms the band’s Denver recognition.
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Denver
Helena
Hill Park
Northern Pacific
Roberts Street
Great Western Sugar Company
Montana Developments Association of
Billings
Montana Power Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Clark Interests
Butte
Montana Flour Mills Company
Lewistown
Yellow
Stone Park Transportation Company
Livingston
American Smelting and Refining Company
East Ifelena
Gate-of-the- Mountains Transportation Company
T. C Power Motor Car Company
Studebaker Distributors
Sam 12
Goza
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Com
Pany
A. M. Holter Hardware
Pan
Montana Life Insurance Company
Inter-Mountain Union College
Mount St. Charles College
Montana Bankers’ Association
Montana Wool Growers Association
Montana Potato Growers’ Association
Buay
Charles YT. Stewart
Carl S. Milleken
Busha 15 Delegates to State Meeting in Great Falls
Tom Busha, chef de gate of Helena’s 40 and a member of the American Legion, was elected delegate to the state convention to be held in Great Falls this month. The vote followed a dinner meeting at the Eddy Rose room and the group announced costs for the band trip now exceed 4000 dollars, with funds including advertising banners and donations. The band train departs Helena at 7:40 Saturday morning.
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Tom Busha
Helena
The
American Legion
Great Falls
Legion
Eddy Rose Room
Colorado
Rotary
Paul Flint
Readings Tonight by Miss Strobach at Presbyterian Church
Miss Nettina Strobach of the Intermountain college faculty will read from The Servant in the House at the Presbyterian church this evening as part of the college’s closing events. President and Mrs. Klemme hosted a reception last night on North Roney Street for the graduating class. Annual awards for athletics and other activities will be presented at chapel hour this morning.
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Nettina Strobach
Intermountain College
Presbyterian Church
Klemme
North Roney Street
Counts of Fringeos Votes Alter Montana Queen Standings
The American Legion press tally shows Miss Iida Anderson rising from seventh to fifth as fringe votes shift in the selection for Montana’s queen during State Fair week. Edith Gee leaps to third, Janet Thibaudeau to second, while Tuthermett retains first. several candidates gain and others slip in the tight race.
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Miss Tuthermett
Marton Roh
Hast Helena
Mildred Adama
Mas Dorothy Norlin
Mika Blanche Glineski
Tor Missen Ora Tibbetts
Anne Scholz
Helena High School Baccalaureate by Rev Elvin
The Helena High School baccalaureate will be held next Saturday evening at eight in the City auditorium. There are 87 graduates in the class of 1926. Rev James Elvin will deliver the sermon. The program includes invocation hymn scripture lesson prayers music and benediction. Public invited.
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Helena High School
Sturday
City Auditorium
James Elvin
Congregational Church
L. Hulser
T. B. Reagan
David J. Dontiai
West
H. W. Weeds
Deaconess School Baccalaureate Sunday Service
The annual baccalaureate at Deaconess School will be preached Sunday at 2 30 by Rev. Mr Clifford of Butte. The service moves to the school assembly hall from Helena churches with an Intermountain quartet, advanced chorus, and the Rev Dr Charles Ib Bovard delivering scripture and Dr C J Clifford the sermon.
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Clifford
Butte
Helena
Charles Ib Bovard
Intermountain
C. J. Clifford
Sleepy Hollow
Carson Files Suits On Smelter Patent
George Campbell Carson of San Francisco sues United Verde Copper Company and United Verde Extension Mining Company in U S district court citing profits from using his patented open hearth and reverberatory furnace improvements. He notes prior circuit court affirmations and links the action to a companion suit against American Smelting and Refining. Senator W A Clark estate owns the Verde smelters separate from AS&R.
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Phoenix, Ariz
United States District Court
George Campbell Carson
San Francisco
United Verde Copper Company
United Verde Extension Mining Company
Carson
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
American Smelting and Refining Company
United Verde Copper Company Smelters
W. A. Clark
Montana
San Franciscan
Peter the Great Dead, Dog Film Star Shot
Los Angeles reports Peter the Great, a dog film star, died from a throat wound after a midweek shooting amid a dispute among three dog fanciers over police dogs. The trainer Ed Faust and two others were named in a police report. owner Charles B. Dreyer of Hollywood said a civil suit for damages will be filed.
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Los Angeles
Peter the Great
Ed Faust
Fred Cyriacks
Ray Richardsoi
Charles B. Dreyer
Hollywood
Queen of Montana Contest at State Fair
Princess of Lewis and Clark County is designated to represent at the Queen of Montana Contest to be held during the Montana State Fair from September 6 to 11. The ballot references voting for this selection and notes the event timing and locale.
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Lewis and Clark County
Montana
Seattle heads conference to enforce laws led by Landes
The Seattle Law Enforcement conference was organized today at a meeting of city state and national officials called by Mrs. Bertha Knight Landes who Monday became mayor of Seattle. Roy C. Lyle was elected chairman and Mrs. Jandes declared the event would "show the citys hand" as he described the gathering as a cleansing house for crime suppression.
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Seattle
Hine
Bertha Knight Landes
Roy C. Lyle
Pacific Northwest
Jandes
Lyle
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