Montana Taxpayers Group Seeks Ouster Of County Commissioners
In Lewistown, Montana, a memorandum presented to the Fergus County attorney accuses county commissioners Andres Green, Frank Jlasen, and ROW Blahe of malfeasance and incompetence. The document cites alleged improper contracts, lack of competitive bidding, and paid vacation abuse, with full supporting evidence filed with the county attorney.
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Fewstown
Board of County Commissioners
Fergus
Tasparerg Association
Makeooret Iy
San
Montana Nnsiding
Lewistown 9
Fies
Andres Green
Jlasen
Row Blahe
Nuns Sail for Siam Mission Field from San Francisco
Two Ursuline missionaries, Reverend Mother Elizabeth Brosmith and Sister Theophane Westerman, sailed aboard the President Haven from San Francisco on June 9 for their field in Siam. Mother Elizabeth, formerly of the Ursuline College of New Rochelle, begins missionary labors. Sister Theophane, a Ursuline Academy graduate, has taught at St Ignatius and other Montana schools.
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Senatius
Elizabeth Brosmith
Theophane Westerman
President Haven
San Francisco
Mmeevnn Feld
Sam Borh
Elizabeth
Losuline College of
New Rochelle
St Tenanus
St Pauls Mission
Thenphane
Montana State Normal School
St Ignatius
Hols
Finn Amone
Salesman Arrested After West Shore Road Collision
Polsom June 12 A salesman from Dallas Texas Frank Pittman faced a driving while under the influence charge after a Wednesday evening crash on West Shore Road between Big Arm and Polson. Mrs Anna Moore, a local resident, alleged Pittman collided with her car, causing her dislocated shoulder. He pleaded guilty in justice court Thursday.
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Polsom
Polson
Anna Moore
Vicimty
Pittmran
Dallas
Texas
Moore
Ering North
Pittman
Justice Court
Kalispell District Legion Convention Held Saturday
Kalispell district Legion members from Ronan Polson Whitefish Eureka and Kalispell gathered Saturday for the annual convention. Delegates attended a business meeting, parade, and dance at the Fike Temple. Commander C Rockwood led Flathead Post No. 7 as the convention concluded.
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Kalispell
Kahane
Fla
Montana
Ronan Polton Whiteffen Fureka
Lichine
Dave Pokram Wee
Fike Temple
C Rockwood
Havre Port of Entry Redesig nated for Foreign Airplanes
Havre airport has been designated as a port of entry for foreign airplanes for another year according to a letter reviewed by the local collector. Other designated airports include the Great Falls municipal airport and Sendera airport. The Havre facility is noted as a top airfield where aging planes can access services and enforcement aid.
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Havre
Haire
Wears
Cuciome
Enn
Creat Falle
Sendes
Haste
Matha Mate
Censenforce
Normal Summer Term Opened on Monday
Normal Summer term opened on Monday with new and former students enrolled for the summer quarter. Teachers and staff laid out aims for training and school aims while students prepared for the term. The 12 state convention was held at Bareiant, with Lewietann and Inha Barnes among club feeders in Fergus county.
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Rilinge
Mentara Sernund
Giadw
Widenett
Aimmer
Das ¢ laaRes
Goth Comventios
Trents
Cooler Weather Keeps AVer Lowered in Yellowstone Area
Livingston reports continued cooler conditions easing water levels on the Yellowstone River. Forecasters warn a notable rise could come today as higher elevations warm, with the river near 6.05 feet at 9 am and 6.29 feet later, still well below the 11-foot high-water mark set in 1929.
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Livingston
Yellowstone
Northern Pacific
Yankee
Inneroene
Vesterdas
Park Road Work In Glacier Area To Employ 260 Men
The construction of the highway between Glacier Park and Juher will use 40 to 50 double teams, with a 99 foot bridge over Midvale Creek and three spans. About 95 thousand dollars will be spent, funded largely by federal money. Workers will log 39 hours weekly at 50 cents an hour, starting soon as crews recruit for forestry service and park project ramps up. The site will attract tourists and workers to the park area this summer.
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Glacier Park
Juher
Tanesk
Frevk Shannon
Midvale Creek
Ine Park
Frank
Forestry
Peta Bils
Paris
Summer visitors and town notes at White Sulphur Springs
Local residents and visitors record a day of activities in White Sulphur Springs. Felicia Marling and the Sisters of Charity from Missoula conduct a summer school at the Catholic church. Notables Dewey Hurnen and family, Prof Arthur Spiberg and others attend, mingle at shops, farms, and a county fair setting. Weather looks good and residents describe property improvements. County agents’ services may end July 1 due to budget concerns amid taxpayer opposition.
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White Sulphur Springs
Felicia
Marling Loutee
Dara
Win
Collin
South First Street
Florence Meachem
Pan
North Fork
Ana Lamba
Clark 16 Awarded Damages in Billing Court
Billing June 42 Damages totaling 821000 with 17900 vetnal and 4000 exemplary awarded to Fred Clark against Mrs Ave Olson after a district court trial for a September 17 1932 accident at First Avenue North in front of the Northern hotel Clark claimed negligent driving by Olson while he worked cleaning butter at the city. The jury reduced the defendant's total claim from 3000 dam age to 20900 as awarded. The defense sought a directed verdict citing workers compensation implications but the judge noted the issue as a point of law likely to reach the state supreme court.
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Fred Clark
Ave T. Olson
Devyheranan
Namanes
First Avenue North
Northern Hotel
Mre Olson
Clark
Robert Stone
Western Montana Floods Boost Water Levels and Hazards
West End residents report swollen streams across western Montana as heavy rains and snowmelt surge rivers and lakes. Flathead Lake level rose three inches, threatening land near Polson and submerging Tevet Lumber operations. Rail bridges washed out near Perma, and other rivers like the Missoula, Blackfoot, and Bitterroot eased slightly after weekend highs.
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Montana
Enan
Old Sal
Fintheld
Polson
Bmlers
Tevet Lumber Company
Serigus
Apesonla
Plathead
Flathead Lake
Perma
Missoula
Pallews Lumber Company
Camas
Blackfoot
USA
Wool carload shipped to Boston from Kalispell
Kalispell reports a carload of wool shipped to Boston via the Montana Wool Growers association. Growers pooling shipments, with Jerry Paul supervising, and George Lister serving as appraiser. First car shipped for Douglass and White. The move marks a notable seasonal completion in the region.
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Kalispell
Kallepell
Montana Wool Growers Apsoralian
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Borton
Jerry Paul
Poison
Western Montana
Wool Growers Association
Alispoll
George Lister
Serand
Douglass and
White
Rev Harrington Celebrates First Mass in Butte
In Butte Rev Daniel Harrington celebrated his first solemn Mass at St Lawrence church with family friends and classmates from St Lawrence parochial school taking part. An honors guard from the Knights of Columbus attended a banquet at Hibernia hall for about 200 guests with Victor Day administrator of the Helena diocese presiding and toastmaster Edward Henyard introducing speakers.
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Butte
Patrieh Warrington Edward Henevard
W B George Named California Placer Official
W B George was confirmed as customs collector at San Diego California. A pioneer resident who left Billage about a decade ago, he previously served as master in 1910 and later joined the state legislature as a member of the Yellowstone county delegation.
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Billlage
W B George
San Diego
Calif
California
Vic
Mater
Tater
Yellowstone County
Deer Lodge to Hold Annual Rodeo This Year
Deer Lodge plans its two day rodeo on July 3 and 4 at the county fair grounds just north of town. The Bean Brothers promote a roping racing and riding program with a wild two day show featuring horse events and drive by entertainment for residents and visitors.
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Deer Lodge
Naual
Bean Brothers
Sara
Dear Lodge
Bridge players clash as Downes sues Culbertson in court
New York June 12 11 7 EB Hall Downes of Pittsburgh files suit in supreme court seeking an injunction against Ely Culbertson and The Bridge World alleging his bidding system was unlawfully copied in Culbertson’s book. Downes claims the method is his and seeks to stop advertising that Culbertson owns the approach forcing a bid. The case centers on copyright and teaching rights in contract bridge bidding.
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New York
EB Hall Downes
Pitsburgh
Richt
Ely Culbertson
Supreme Court
Mystem
Downes
Culbertson
Macketeer
Dowdes
the Bridge World
Niy
Eimiler
Anawera
Aeclf
Fitle
Cuthbertson 9
Ely Guibertaon
Robbing Banks Dominates Regular Minnesota Crime Pattern
Minnesota bank officials report sixteen banks robbed this year totaling over 50000. Suspects have been captured or await trial. one man died by suicide during capture. Notable heists include Farmers and Merchants State Bank at Times and Kiev National Bank at Mad elan. Months January to April show the heist concentration with multiple robberies in January and March.
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Farmers and Merchants State Bank of
Frank Gomdek
Leo Lrhanski
Lrhanski
Kievn National Bank of
Madlaan
St Stephen State Bank of
St Stephen
Minnesota
Majesell
Litens State Bank West
Inrook
Tennoch
Lona
Wleth National Bank
Madison
Tan Fi—Thien State Bank
Ricphen State Bank
St Stephen Pyo
Staw Bank of
Hhandler
Stte Bank of Biron
Wiiekt State Bank
Sestortl
Curtis Leaves Bulk of Coin to Daughter
Philadelphia June 12 Cyrus W. Curtis died last Wednesday leaving the bulk of his estate to his daughter and providing gifts for charitable and educational institutions. He set up trusts for the Curtis Publishing stock and newspapers with the Public Fedrer company and Curtis Martin News papers. The trust continues until the survivor of his daughter and grandchildren dies, then the principal is distributed to other relatives.
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Philadeltphia
Cyrus
Ty Curtis
Sorristarn
Texas
Hferime
Curtis
Philadelphia
Meita Trustnes
Fedrer
Rompan
Curtis Martin
Inez
Spanish Aces Greeted Warmly in Havana
Captain Mariano Barberan and Lieutenant Joaquin Collar completed a 4500 mile Seville to Havana flight in a plane that landed at 6:18 pm EST. Crowds packed the field as ambassadors and aviators greeted the Spaniards, who planned to fly next to Mexico City.
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Havana
Mariano Barberan
Joaquin Collar
Seville
Spain
Cuba
North Atlantic
Columbia
Camaguey
Thn Aviation
Ticino Lopez Ferrer
Ahrike
Sandiers
Banda Atrig
Avia Hon
Mexico City
Chicago
Youth Confesses to Murder of Mother in Family Fight
In Flint a youth identified as MacDonald confessed to fatally beating his mother Grace Baird during a bedroom quarrel on March 27. He said he acted after threats of placing him in reform school, and the incident followed the youths’ return from Nashville Town where they were held on extortion charges.
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Flint
Spenteen
Balto MacDonald
Grace Baird
MacDonald
Walliamt
Nashville
Tnetice
Cain
Dare
Examina Inn
Janne
Steremoent
Andie
Lp Mathor
Brenenr
Mathor
Lumber Industry to Confer on Wage Scales Dialogue
The lumber industry will confer on wage scales. Officials note a planned meeting to discuss wages and terms. A directive from leadership indicates board oversight with equal employee and employer representation. About 2 900 copies have registered applications in recent days.
Eugene Meyer Takes Full Control Of Washington Post
A fragmented historical note describes Eugene Meyer asserting control of the Washington Post, his prior roles, and influence during the early 20th century. It mentions his former governorship, Provident leadership, and alleged involvement in shaping the paper’s direction amid national defense and political shifts.
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Eugene Meyer
Washington Post
Chicago man slain before his home
A former Timet laundry driver supervisor George Navigada was killed outside his home in Chicago. A woman on the running board fired. Navigada died from gunshot wounds as neighbors watched. Police said his wife’s statement referenced a recent business dispute.
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Chicaga
George Navigada
Timet
Wan Alice
Nly
Quarantine Board Meets at Salt Lake City Conference
Quarantine officials from nine western states Canada and Mexico convene at the 5th annual Western Plant Quarantine board meeting in Salt Lake City to discuss farm protection, equipment for inspection, and efforts toward uniform fruit and vegetable grades across regions. The session continues through Wednesday with a Western area standardization conference to follow.
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Salt Lake City
Weatern Atiies Canada
Mevicy
Sth
Weatern
Wilcontinua
Ncralon
Legion Pine Tourney Comes to St Paul District Elim Highlights
Legion Pine Tourney reaches the Twin Cities with 100 boxers from more than 40 cities and towns in eight divisions. District eliminations have been held across several venues as teams from colleges and organizations compete for the high scoring trophy and championship honors.
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St Paul Dune
Eleiirplonehipa
Calinges Pexint Pont
Tenn
Idala
Macon Afloat On Practice Cruise May Go To Fair
The Macon bucked against light winds after lifting from its airdock for a 48 hour trial with 9 aboard. Capt Preset and Cmdr Kraus led the naval team and engineers aboard as the ship steamed west along Lake Erie toward Cleveland and Taraln Q for a possible delivery cruise via Taketurst. The plan depends on weather and the ship’s progress toward the Century of Congress exposition.
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Macon
Alger Ho Dresel
Great Tekee
Sal
aMp
Cleveland
Taraln
Lake Erie
Theaa
Macon Healdes
Preset
Kraus
Lieut
WE Zimmerman
Naval Bord of
Nepection Ab
Coadvenr Fopplin Corporation
Democracy and race cloud editor’s warning on democracy
Fragmented remarks from a worn text discuss democracy, race, and power in the United States. The piece references leaders, law, and presidential authority amid chaotic themes and rhetorical jolts. It highlights concerns about how democracy can falter under race and faction tensions.
Fearful Wedding Courtroom Turmoil Delays Swain nuptials
A disturbed scene at the Church of the Advent halted the wedding of Miss Swain to Herman Dorr as Mrs Amelia Swain faced obstruction from police and court restraint. The Bürger issue involved Amelia Swain and allegations of family plans, with Swain’s potential remarriage and parental control questioned amid a petition denial and divorce histories.
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Helge Styne
Amelia
Saain
Herter
Swain
Charles HoSwalh
Flor
Wiss Swain
Haneark Dorr
Roxon Elfihman
Church of the Advent
Misa Swain
Wien
Mra
Amelia Swain
Aha Ajane
Tloster
Paraguay Refuses World Peace Teams Amid War Talks
Fragmented dispatch reports Paraguay's government will reject World Peace Teams amid tensions with Nolmva over the Gran Chaco. The note hints at accepting an arbitration proposal only if prior conditions are met, signaling a hard stance in ongoing conflict.
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Aminelon
Paraguay
Nolmva
Gran Chaco
Para Auay
Tarlf
Maarintess
Peice
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