Insurance Firms Admitted and Offered in Montana
State auditor reports that since November 1927 twenty nine new insurance firms have been admitted to operate in Montana and offices opened. Of these fourteen are fire, six life, eight miscellaneous, and one fraternal. Admission fees are 314 each except the fraternal order which pays 10. A 2 percent license tax on premiums is required. total existing insurers in Montana reach four hundred fifty three.
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Montana
George Porter
Porter
Women seek special train to Wolf Creek Camp
County agent appeals to women for the seventh annual Women’s Recreational Camp at Wolf Creek on June 20 and 21. A special train from Helena on June 21 is proposed with a round trip rate of 1.30 if 125 signers or 2.30 if 75 signers. Reservations due by June 14. call 457 for details.
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P. J. McHugh
Wolf Creek
Lewis and Clark County
Court Denies Deficiency on Powell Foreclosure in Silver Bow
Montana Supreme Court cancelled a deficiency judgment against Charles E. Powell and wife from a Silver Bow county land foreclosure sold by the couple. The buyer Alfred Frank’s position was affirmed and the district court’s judgment in a companion case was modified.
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Montana
Supreme Court
Charles E. Powell
Silver Bow County
Alfred Frank
District Court For
Deaconess School Sets June 29 Graduation Evening
Invitations issued for Montana Deaconess School commencement in assembly hall valley Thursday June 29. Six pupils Katharine F Moon George Untinen Jack Ritch Feresa A Cowlombe Elmer Snow Edward F Deaton graduate. Class motto A quitter never wins a winner never quits. Colors leghorn and carnation pink. flower pink carnation. Events include baccalaureate sermon June 16 7 31 p m Rev Horace Turner address Great Falls First M E church. June 14 Junior Senior banquet. June 18 Mousical. June 19 old students dinner class play Ted Drops In. June 20 trustees meeting dinner commencement 8 15 p m Rev Wallace E Brown address operetta A Garden Cinderella.
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Montana Deaconess School
Assembly Hall
Valley
Katherine F. Moon
George Untinen
Jack Ritch
Feresa A. Cowlombe
Elmer Snow
Edward F. Deaton
Horace Turner
Great Palls
M. E
Carlson Cabin
Colorado Gulch
Ted
Wallace E. Brown
Bishop Helena
Visiting Nobles Entertained At Dance By Algeria Temple
Algeria temple entertained nearly 100 Nobles and 50 ladies of the El Koran temple of Cleveland at a dance in their honor at the Shrine temple. Train delays forced postponement and the visitors explored Helena area including Broadwater Unionville and golf courses before leaving at 11 p m. The Algeria Shrine temple guided tours and entertainment were led by Louw B Windsor past imperial potentate. The Ostman temple caravan from St Paul arrived briefly and departed. The Northwest Shrine caravan planned to visit today from 1 p m to 8 p m with Algeria temple arranging entertainment.
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Algeria
Cleveland
Shrine
Jas
Helena
Broadwater
Unionville
Houserake
Algeria Shrine
United States
Louw B. Windsor
Imperial
Ostman Temple
St. Paul
Main Street
Walter T. King
Foxy King
Great Northern Empire Builder on schedule to Pacific coast
Dwight F. Davis former secretary of war and new governor general of the Philippine Islands travels from Chicago on the Empire Builder with a party. The Trail Blazer train is set to complete the 2200 mile run to the Pacific coast at 10 this morning as crowds greet both westbound and eastbound sections en route.
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J. F. Pewters
Great Northern Railway
Dwight F. Davis
Philippine Islands
Chicago
Empire Builder
Pacific Coast
Spokane
Great Northern
Havre
Twin Cities
Johnson Jury Delivers Sealed Verdict in Traffic Suit
The Ed Johnson suit against Stephen Mattice, driver for Fred May dairy, ends with a sealed verdict after four hours of deliberation. Closing arguments occurred after the five o'clock filing, with Les ter H. Loble for the plaintiff and Wellington D. Rankin for the defendant. The collision happened at Ninth and Rodney streets.
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Ed Johnson
Stephen Mattice
Lester H. Loble
Wellington D. Rankin
Fred May
Ninth
Rodney Streets
False Teeth Must Be Paid For Says Accident Board
Paul Severance a Bozeman mechanic was injured when an engine part struck his mouth breaking his false teeth. The Montana Industrial Accident Board ruled the teeth are part of anatomy and must be paid for by the insurer, totaling 35 dollars for a new set.
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Montana
Indvatrial Accident Board
Paul Severance
Bozeman
Paul
Accident Board
Berysshe Insurance Company
Officer lauds speeding man in judge’s court
Jack Houston was fined 10 dollars by Judge George W. Padbury for speeding on Eleventh Avenue. He thanked the officer who arrested him calling him a gentleman. The case was cited as a witty remark after paying the fine. Other incidents included R. A. Lake fined 2.60 for turning around on Main Street and H. R. Dryer scheduled for a later hearing for speeding.
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Eleventh Avenue
Jack Houston
George W. Padbury
Houston
Charles Kneiss
King
Prominent Insurance Men Call at Capitol
Neal Bassett and Wells T Bassett presidents of Firemen's Insurance Co of Newark and Edmund J Donnegen general counsel for Metropolitan Casualty visited George P Porter state auditor yesterday. They head the Firemen's Fleet of eleven companies with aggregate assets of 133 million and noted 1928 premium income of 60.5 million. They toured the state capitol admiring the supreme court and legislative chambers and spent time in the house and in the supreme court galleries.
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Neal Bassett
Wells T. Bassett
Firemen's Insurance Company
Newark
N. J
Edmund J. Donnegen
New York City
Metropolitan Casualty Company
George P. Porter
Bansetts
Firermen
Presidant
State Rouge
Supreme Court
Legislative
House of Representatives
Indianapolis Doctor Leaves For Battle Creek Sanatorium
Dr. E B Shumater, superintendent of the Indiana Anti Saloon League, said by friends to be near physical collapse, departed Indianapolis for a Battle Creek sanitarium for rest and medical treatment after serving 60 days at the state penal farm for contempt of the Indiana Supreme Court.
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Indianapolis
Ind
E. 8. Shumater
State
Indiana Supreme Court
Battle Creek
Mich
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Deaconess School
Biel
NEW Great Northern
Johnson
Capitol
Our Man’s Shop
Sport Sox
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