Helena News Briefs Mixed Weather and Local Notices
Montana weather forecast warns unsettled conditions with possible thunderstorms in the east. Local items include dentist and beauty parlor ads, moving van services, and construction bids. Births, appointments of appraisers, and obituaries for Maximus Britjofer Eggan. services at Opp and Conrad funeral home with burial in East Helena cemetery.
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Bmaxius
Britjof Eggan
Opp and
Conrad
Welock
Pally
John Kane
Cauby, Kane
Robert Short
Jack Rnardon
Pred Werman
Mr. Nawhoune
H. H. Daniels
East Helena
Personalities at the Placer and local visitors list
Butte sources report numerous visitors and in town residents including H. M. Yaw from Great Falls, Beott of Kalispell, A. Paddock from Missoula, John W. Coburn from Cut Bank, Mabel Herron from Missoula, A. L. Williams from Missoula, D. H. Johnson from Great Falls, W. E. Newsome from Rutland, John C. Ryan from Butte at the Placer, B. T. Perinton from Great Falls, A. Thompson from Billings, Sorensen and Waggoner from Great Falls, W. L Calder from Billings, Edgar H. Reeder from Great Falls, Sutton and Nash at the Harvey, A. Er. Wils from Great Falls, Ralph T. Abbott from Great Falls at the state house, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sims of Great Falls in town, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bailey on a month long trip to Portland and California, and Clarica and Venry Loble with Lester Loble's children from Los Angeles visiting Elena.
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Ralph T. Abbott
Great Walls
State House
Henry Sims
Great Falls
Herbert Ballev
Portland
California
Venry
Clarica Loble
Lester Loble
Los Angeles
Elena
New Governor Signs Extradition Papers for Halligan
Acting Governor Frank A. Hazelbaker signed extradition papers for Louis C. Halligan to be returned to Leavenworth Kansas. Halligan faces embezzlement charges totaling 106 dollars from United Spanish War Veterans funds. Sheriff Galligan said Halligan was traced to Kalispell and Winnett before arrest.
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Frank A. Hazelbaker
Leavenworth
Kan
Louis C. Halligan
Lewistown
Halligan
United Spanish War Veterans of
R. E Galligan
State Capitol
Kalispell
Winnett
Brogker Found Dead On Milwaukee Tracks
George Brocker, described as a trespasser, was found dead on Milwaukee railway tracks near St. Regis after a fall from a moving train. The discovery was reported to the Montana Board of Railroad Commissioners by L. K. Sorenson, division superintendent at Deer Lodge. Mineral County coroner took charge. home or relatives unknown.
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George Brocker
Milwaukee Railway
St. Regis
Montana Tward of
L. K. Sorenson
Deer Lodge
Brocker
Mineral County
Minneapolis Mayoralty, Nolan, Coleman Lead Primary
In Minneapolis, interim results from 170 of 263 precincts show W J Nolan leading with 16 524 votes, Arch Coleman 15 488, W W Heffalfin Mer 12 007, and H M Orfield 4 208 in a Republican primary for the special congressional election on June 17. Mayor George E Leach appears defeated by William F Kunze for a fifth term.
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H. M. Orfield
George E. Leach
William F. Kunze
Railroads Cut Montana State Fair Fares Across Lines
State fair officials announce reduced round trip fares from Helena to Montana points and 150 mile radius, matching last year’s Montana State fare. Results of a St Paul conference, with coach excursion fares authorized. Sale dates Sept 21 28 for long limit tickets, final return Oct 31. Coach tickets on sale Sept 22 28 with return limits varying by fare.
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Montana
A. D. Thomas
The
Fair Board
Hellena
St. Paul
J. F. Pewters
Great Northern Railway
Poimts
New Traffic Law 10 To Be Submitted At Mass Meeting
J R Wine Helena public safety commissioner outlined a proposed traffic ordinance drafted with a citizens committee and City Attorney Brown. The plan includes arterial highway rules, a 30 mph limit, and no parking on Edwards street. Also noted were speeches by Dr Norbert C Haff and guests including President J Crowley and Col Williams Donovan.
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J. R. Wine
Helena
Great Falls
Commissioner Wine
Main Street
Eleventh Avenue
Helena Avenue
Neill
North Bentary
City Linits
Edwards Street
Wine
Norbert C. Haff
St. Charles College
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Indiana
J. Crowley
New York Central Railroad
Col
Williams Donovan
New York
Col Donovan
David J. Donnan
St. Paul
Walter Trevise
Kiwanis
Continental Divide
Broadwater
H. P. Reinshagen
Tis Sat Sleury, Jr
Fred Orton
Eugene Liberg
Chase Patrick
Air mail in May sets new U S record
Washington reports May air mail volume shattered prior records with 587 471 pounds carried over 36 334 miles daily path averaging 18 950 pounds per day The May total exceeds December peak of 537 000 pounds and tops April by 78 790 pounds The Air Mail service message notes these results as the department announces the record shipment figures
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Washington
United States
Post Affics Department
Helens Fourth of July Program Enlarged and Free
Helena plans a major Fourth of July celebration with a daylong parade, races, contests, boxing, wrestling, and a fireworks display. The event, organized by the Helena Commercial club and county farm bureau, will cost about 2000 dollars funded by committees and feature free admission at the grounds with paid grandstand seats.
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Helena
Helena Commercial Club
Lewis and Clark County Farm Bureau
Tom Hertin
Dick Tobin
Bill Wegner
Claude
Finance Commiutes
Halfbreed must serve five days in jail in nuptial outcome
Tom Swan a halfbreed was jailed for five days after failing to pay a $10 fine for drunk and disorderly conduct. Judge George W. Padbury ordered confinement at $25 per day. Swan attended a Saturday wedding and aimed to drink, but could not raise funds to pay the penalty. He claimed poverty and questioned his ability to pay. Other local actions included Tessin fined $10 for speeding beyond Helena city limits and Jack Cooper fined $2.50 for driving with one headlight. Bob Jennings’ trial for speeding continued at his request.
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George W. Padbury
Tom Swan
Swan
Helena Dey
Apa
Tessin
Great Falls
Charles Kuelss
Eleventh Avenue
Tess
Jack Cooper
Bob Jennings
Five Fires In Six Weeks Hit Grand Hotel In Great Falls
Fire Chief A J Trodick reports five fires in six weeks at the Grand hotel building. The first blaze on April 30 gutted top doors and claimed one life. Fires on May 5 in a closet, May 12 in a waste basket, and May 25 likely from coal oil are under investigation as renovations continue. Fire Marshal W G Brooks assisted in the inquiry.
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W. G. Brooks
Great Falls
A. J. Trodick
Grand Hotel
Tredick
Montana graduates to face supreme court for bar admission
Brannon and six University of Montana law graduates land at Helena airport and go to the state capitol to be admitted to the bar before the Montana supreme court. Chancellor Melvin A. Brannon accompanies the group as they attend graduation exercises in Missoula yesterday.
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Stv
Law School
University of Montana
Helena
State Capitol
Montana Supreme Court
Melvin A. Brannon
Missoula
Walter Danielson
James Beck
George Higgins
James Searles
Norvald Ulvestad
State Maes Purchases Bond for School District
State board of land commissioners sold a 120000 bond to finance a Hamilton high school. The amortized 20 year note will fund new buildings as Ravalli county district expands. I M Brandford, secretary, reported after a western state trip noting rising dairying and stock growing importance.
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State Board of Land
Brandford
Havre Businessmen Form Airway Company in Havre
Northern Airways Inc of Havre filed articles of incorporation to operate airplanes with capital stock of 50 000. Directors named A A Husser Sfarry E Polk R R Lucke J Callister and Conrad Wellen, all of Havre. Also Tuman Meyers Motor Company of Great Falls filed with 50 000 capital. directors Rhodys Yanvin J Ben Meyers and Stella Tuman.
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Northern Airways, Inc
Hagre
A. A. Husser
Sfarry E. Polk
R. R. Lucke
J Callister
Conrad Wellen
Havre
Tuman-Meyers Motor Company of
Great Funds
Rhodys
Yanvin
J. Ben Meyers
Stella By Tuman
Reparations Pact Seen Boosting U S Commerce
Chicago June 10 AP Frank B Kellogg former secretary of state says a German reparations settlement will spur a global business boom benefiting the United States. He predicts improved foreign relations and increased trade as a result of the pact and a clearer path for American interests abroad.
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Chicago
Frank B. Kellogg
Coolidge
America
Pmet
Los
Rte Sy I
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