Session of Clubs Hears A Tribute To Press
Denver reports the General Federation of Woman's Clubs convention hears a tribute to the press. Otto Wiese urges women editors to shape thought, while Dr George Reynolds calls for better understanding of club work nationwide. A formal nominating report prompts little opposition as officers are named. Meade Griffin delivers the tribute on rural press behalf.
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Denver
Oa Klichen
Otto
United Staty
Club
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Wiese
NcCail
American Club
United States
Dolewalter
Federation
Iittle
Wich
John F. Sippel
Bulthinars
Offty Vers
Meade Griffin
Matnview
Tex
Alvaya
Bank Closed in Cincinnati Amid Capital Impairment
The state banking department closed the Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust company and its Steneve branches due to an impaired capital of 637,677 dollars from unsuccessful stock market gambling by A. W. Shefer, former district manager for Henry J. Doherty Company of New York.
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Cincinnati
Jane
State Banking Department
Cosmopolitan Bank’ and Trust Company
Ste Neve
A. W. Shefer
Henry J. Doherty Company
New York
Helena Y M C A Elects Hall President At Annual Meet
Helena Young Men's Christian Association held its annual meeting on Fuller Avenue with a dinner for Helena professionals. Edgar Mt Wall elected president. officers named include H Bradnam as vice president, Banden as secretary, and Luther T Trauberg as treasurer. A keynote by Albert Angstmen highlighted community benefits. year ended with modest balance and $24 membership, with 305 service memberships for youth 10 to 14.
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Edgar Mt. Wall
Aftornoy Gnn
Ginn, Naseh, Hall and Gunn
Helena
H. Bradnam
Banden
Luther T. Trauberg
Sanden
Tauberg
G. D. Anterson Wheen Dushhes
Wirl Murphy
Montana Supreme Court
Z. Mee Taughlin
All Actors
Wns
J VY Hawk
George N Fuller
Railer
Harold Longmann
Melvin Davis
Trustees Named for Three Year Term In Local Board
McKennan Day Gunn and A J Roberts were elected as trustees for a three year term. Holdover trustees are Frank Bogart J O Connell and J Scott Harrison. Other board members include O A Anderson E M Hall UT Hauberg If O Mead KE J Murphy AB Bradham D R Binitte Norman Wincotine FW Brown Buegene Sanden R A Birandberg and Jhidge A Angstmae. Attendance at activities totaled 51000 and the physical department showed 33296 an increase of over 12000 from last year.
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R A
Birandberg
Jhidge A
Angstmae Tt
Acthites
Physical Department
Promotion of John F Pewters Press of Chicago
Long service in railway freight and traffic posts outlined for John F. Pewters, with a January 1914 start as restaurant freight agent in Minneapolis, rising through Great Western and Great Northern roles to Spokane and Montana before a new assignment in St. Paul. Paul O’Hara of Great Falls named successor. O’Hara known in Montana western states for 28 years in rail. Pewters’ family to follow later. to war context and Chicago press reaction referenced.
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Great Walla
Lraffic
Wea
Great Walls
Bpokane
Montena
Holana
St. Paul
Great Northern
Plane Sinks But All Get Ashore at Mytilene Port
An Italian airplane leaving Mytilene Greece caught fire and sank after burning. All on board were rescued and brought ashore at the port, with no fatalities reported.
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Mytilene
Greece
Tvyday
Parsous
Federal inspector to move aircraft HQ to Helena
Glen Nani an aeronautical inspector for the federal unit moves from Butte to Helena about June 20 with offices at the Helena Commercial Club. The move aims to place closer contact with Attorney General Foot and Montana sheriffs to enforce air traffic laws, with Fadl fon X. Mouton supervising aerial operations in eight district states and to educate officers on state law gaps for public safety. The airport commission plans a hangar readiness for the Neel plane arriving around June 20.
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Glen Nani
Federal
Department of Commerce
Arb-Dlatfot
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Butte
Velops
Helena Commercial Club
Noel
Helna
Fadl Fon X. Mouton
California
Oregon
Washington
Utah
Nevada
Nealin
Neel
Helena
Foot
Sheriffs of
Mtr. Montonsaya
Mouton
Fed
Dr J M Flinn Files to Run for Coroner Nomination
Dr James M Finn, a Helena physician and sergeant, filed yesterday at the county clerk’s office as a Democratic candidate for coroner. He requests no slogan on the ballot and cites his medical training at St Louis University and Mount St Charles College. Finn is a partner of Dr B V McCabe and has practiced in Walona for seven years, serving as staff physician for Mount St Charles albIanc teams.
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James M. Finn
Mekal
Fiipp
Flinn
Helena
Fling
Mowat
Charles College
St. Louis University Medical School
B. V. McCabe
Walona
Alblanc
Mount 8T
Charles
Mountain Blazen Telephone Conduit Route Approved
Mountain Blazen Telephone and Telegraph seeks a permit to lay underground conduit from central office to East Lake City, connecting with the new line to East Lake City. Plan threads along Front Street, alleys between Breckinridge and Fifth, Ewing, Broadway, Davis, and State Streets to avoid paving.
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Mountain Blazen Telephone and Telegraph Company
Tal Central
Mmita
East Lake City
Hefora
Frond Street
Hreckinridge
Fifthaven
Ewing Street
Froadway
Broadway
Davis Street
Devis
State Street
City Briefs on Births and Legal Notices in Helena
City briefs report a birth at St Peter's Hospital to Mrs Thomas Lauri of Fliiston and reference court actions in Helena. Appeals from a jury verdict convicting Hargrove are noted, with bond set and time granted to file a bill of exceptions. A damage suit by Clarence Miller's estate against Broadwater Hotel proceeds to next term with scheduling and stipulations.
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Fon Ts
Air
Mra
Thomas Lauri
Fliiston
St. Peter's Hospital
Hargrave
Alyirlet
Jr. TV
Clarence Miller
Broadwater Hotel Company
Wan
TW. Wine
Henry C. Smith
Gann, Radek
Trl
Guna
Attorntye
Defendany
Mrs Mary Johnson Critically Injured In Canyon Crash
Mrs Mary Johnson 62 of 1917 Butte Avenue, Tie Lang Wan, is in Helena hospital with compound leg fractures and possible internal injuries after a car driven by George Nicholson rolled over a 16 foot embankment in Wolf Creek canyon. Nicholson escaped with a head blow. both were aided by passersby and a Great Northern train crew.
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Wolf Creek Canyon
Mary Jonnson
Butte Avenue
Tielang
St. John's Hospital
George Nicholson
Agai
Anaconda
Chevalier Ranch
Great Northern
Great Falls
Johnson
Johnson and Mr. Nicholson
Helena
Nicuolaea
Carl Ryan
Pali
Thi
Duree
Ocele
Alry
Jonn
Essa
Helena attorney wins university honor medal
Helena attorney James Aloysius Walsh received the Virat Frthar DeSinet medal from Gonzalgm University after Charles D. White delivered the commencement address. The award honors outstanding Catholics in the Northwest for lifelong service to law and church work. Walsh, with three daughters, has long served the law and church. he was named a Kalent of St Gregory in 1927 by Pope Pius XI. An honorary doctorate was given to Dr Willem Flinn of New York for Indiana advocacy in Alaska.
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Rov
Charles D. White
Gonzalgm University
Bpokane
James Aloyesius Walsh
Helena
Northwest
Walsh
Nas
St. Gregory
Roosevelt Field
Marquette “League of America
Applicant for Relief by Accident Board Not Under Statute
A report to the Industrial Accident Board by J. H. Huggens representing Bitter Root Irrigation District on behalf of employee Arthur Hendrickson claimed compensation for an overexertion injury while plowing. The board rejected the claim, noting injuries from dikenanes do not fall under the compensation law.
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Industrial Accident Board
J. H. Huggens
Hamtling
Arthur Hendrickson
Mendrickson
Hagens
Dikenanes
District Court Calendar Cleared For Continued Sessions
The Helena district court calendar shows significant reductions with several cases cleared and adjourned to Thursday morning. The city of Helena versus Vollmer concerns a $50 fine from a speeding arrest over a year ago by Officer Gene Killigen. Other cases listed include Wellia McNamara v Whinon and City of Helena v Toya Jennen among others.
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Vollca Court
Gene Killigen
Wellia McNamara
Claude G. Whinon
Helena Va
Rank Matting
A. T. Hibbard
Medol- Inn Gregk Tambee Company
Itha
Toya Jennen
Scholarships Awarded In Rural County Exams
Darothy Bate and Helen Snack of Rand Helen northern district won county scholarship honors for the highest average in all subjects in the eighth grade examinations. The awards go to pupils of Raat Helena Augusta Craig and rival schools, with only Hietona public school students exempt. New York AP. Two British workers brought to the United States by Henry Ford for reconstruction or related tasks arrived at Dearborn on the 14th century Endiiah cotta import, details sparse.
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Darothy Bate
Helen Snack
Rand
Helen
New York
United States
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Mid
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