Standard Oil conducts Montana dealers conference on advertising
About 60 Montana dealers attended the Helena conference at the Placer hotel to learn the Standard Oil Company of Indiana’s newspaper advertising program for 1935. E. F. Carlson outlined plans to reach 93 percent of Montanans, emphasize the oil pioneer’s products and service, and promote standardized “Standard Oil” service at company and dealer stations. The session included exhibits, talks by officials, and a banquet with moving pictures, ending with plans for future conferences across the state.
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Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Butte
Ghar
Helena
Placer Hotel
Gear
Standard Old Company of
Montana
Carlson
Standard 611 Company
Bealdes
KUS AG
Nioneer
J. H. Hay
R. E Lochhart
Huey Long Holds Senators With Long Speech On NRA Fight
Senator Huey Long’s marathon address in the U.S. Senate stretched into the night as he refused to yield. Despite weariness and procedural jabs from colleagues, Long pressed on, claiming he would keep speaking well past midnight and possibly until morning, as NRA extension votes loomed and Democratic leadership debated ending the filibuster.
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Bia
Roosevelt
Long
Garner
Barkley
D. Ky J
Lang
NRA
Senate
Washington
Slinster
No Trace Of Suspect In Bank Robbery Case
Police pursue new phase in a Rathdrum Idaho bank raid case as Mahan is linked to 615000 in Yanton notes and 989000 unaccounted funds. Seven years ago 107000 in negotiable bonds were recovered, but not all securities. Officers speculate Mahan may still have wealth in the region and could attempt to retrieve missing assets in nearby markets.
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Mahan
Ida
Butte
Surplus Water Worries Beaverhead Ranchers
Dillon June 12 Beaverhead ranchers remain anxious about water as streams run above normal due to heavy snowmelt. They worry about managing the excess after last summer’s drought and note most county streams are near or above normal with substantial snow still stored in the mountains.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
Wes
Goin to Town Opens at Marlow Theater Amid Mae West Autobiography
Mae West stars in Goin to Town opening today at the Marlow theater. The blonde Paramount star writes autobiographical screen stories and recently announced plans for a personal stable of race horses. The film's settings include modern Buenos Aires and Southampton with seven leads led by Paul Cavanaugh who pursues her.
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Mar West
Mae West
Paramount
Marlow Theater
Miss West
Mallow
Buenos Aires
Southampton
Times
Paul Cavanaugh
Two Hour Band Concert At Hill Park Friday Night
A two hour open air concert by the 16th Infantry crack military band opens Hill Park Flag Day events in Helena. Helena Elks sponsor with help from patriotic and veterans groups. Lieutenant John Fetcher leads the 27 musicians in their first appearance this year. James K. Van Zandt and Donald Sullivan will speak on flags. Rainbow Girls perform with regalia. The event includes Army amplifiers, a flags history by Clyde W. Burgan, and a post-concert military ball at the Shrine ballroom.
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16Ard Infantry
Hill Park
Helena
James K. van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Donald Sullivan
American Legion
Signal Corps
Infantry
Willams
Rainbow Girls
Ula
John Cabot
Labrador
Helena Ellis Lodge
Clyde W. Burgan
Legion Post
Shrine Ballroom
No Loss of Life Reported in Fresh Colorado Floods
Flood waters from Crow Creek and nearby sources surged through northern Colorado towns. Bridges from Cheyenne to Sterling were washed out, with rail service suspended for a week. Evacuations occurred near Vona and Kit Carson county as embankments failed and a lake formed along Sand Creek. In Missoula, Montana, nurses attended a dinner after visiting the Marcus Daly Memorial hospital.
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Amall
Carpenter
Wye
Colorado
Cheyenne
Sterling
Colo
Welds County
Burlington Railroad
Crow Creek
Grover
Briggsdale
South Platte River
Kuner
Vona
Denver
Kit Carson County
Cone 9
Carrying
Pawnee
Pawoes Creek
Missoula
Montana State
Nurwen
Hrariit
Marcus Daly Memorial Hospital
United States Public Health Laboratory
Bozeman Man Gil Bert Burnes Dies in Hospital
Gil bert Pencil Burnes, 39, of Baettte, died in a hospital here from pneumonia. He had come here to upend the aumier with an unreal. The notice lists June 17 as the date and Harding, a rancher, as a related name.
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Boweman
Gilbert Pencil Burnes
Baettte
Aumier
Uunel
Harding
Venable woman known in Helen Venable tells of marriage
Livingston June 12 The husband Elwood Venable a Park hotel clerk and his brother Gaylord Smart are from Livingston. Mia Cella Venable a 24 year old nightclub singer shot in Chicago hotel bed yesterday was formerly from Livingston living in Butte and Helena.
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Butte, Mont
Short
Swort
Livingston
Mia Cella
Venabie
Clu Ainger
Chicago
Elwood Venable
the Park Hotel
Gaylord Smart the Venables
Aha
Helene
Livingston Mra
Vonabia
Butta
Celia Smith
Rahe
Minneapolis
Ohioreo
Headlights Must Be Dimmed by State Patrol Drive
State Patrol to crack down on motorists not dimming headlights at night with intensified checks starting today. Walter Beck says 40 days of warnings failed to curb the practice, with two recent accidents blamed on glare. Offenders face fines from 2 to 5 dollars or imprisonment. no courtesy notices will be issued. The effort follows two southern accidents and aims to protect drivers and approaching motorists. The flying squadron left for Fort Peck, with Havre and Glasgow stops planned for a week to 10 days.
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State Highway Patrol
Walter Beck
Beck
Montina
Teck
Yester
Fort Peck
Havre
Glasgow
Lou Boedecker
Rep O By rne Named to State Job In Agriculture Dept
Representative Edward O By rne of Butte Silver Bow county has been named chief of the labor and publicity division of the state department of agriculture Commissioner A P Bruce announced yesterday O By rne will assume the post on July 1 He served in the 24th assembly where he sponsored the bill creating the division The division receives a 5000 appropriation with 1600 for state advertising efforts.
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Edward O'Byrne
Butte
Silver Bow County
State Department of Agriculture
A P Bruce
Department
O'Byrne
Insanity hearing fees barred by attorney general ruling
Attorney General Raymond T. Nagin ruled that justices of the peace may not collect fees in insanity hearings or for the arrest warrant, transcribing transcripts, or other proceeding costs unless specifically authorized by statute. The opinion was issued at the request of Fergus County Commissioner R. F. Cranston of Lewistown. The ruling rests on statutory withholding of fees.
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Raymond T. Nagin
RF. Cranston
Lewistown
Fergus County Nagle
Four Montana Counties Submit Second-Half Tax Payments
Four counties sent their second-half tax payments to State Treasurer James J. Brett, boosting this year's total collection. The report lists each county and the amounts received, including Teton, Treasure, Madison, and others with comparative figures to the prior year.
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Montana
James J. Brett
Teton
Three Feature Film Bill At Antlers Theater
Antlers Theater launches a triple feature program headlined by Tom Keene in Scarlet River with Dorothy Wilson Creighton Chaney and Roscoe Ates in support. The Jayy serial chapter Mustlers of Red Dog continues, plus the new Call of the Savage first chapter featuring Nasal Rey and a parade of animal stars. Free ravage mask hats to the first 200 children. crowd expected.
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Nasal Rey
Dr. Animaln
Anilera
Red Dog
Noah Beery, Jr
Philipsburg Man Out Of Bottles Of Grog
Philipburg man Peter Andre faced charges over 99 bottles of liquor seized at Philpshore after a liquor possession arrest. Attorneys argued the bottles belonged to the defendant and should be returned. Assistant AG Provost objected, citing defective state notice. The court granted the motion and halted the hearing.
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Peter Andre
Philpshore
Raymond T Nngle
Phillisburg District Court
Andre
Onscar Provost
ACTION ON RAIL ACT EXTENDS FEDERAL TRANSPORT COORDINATION SEAT
The Interstate Commerce Committee in Washington on June 12 approved extending the position of federal transportation coordination for another term. The action preserves the existing chair and maintains federal oversight over rail policy. The move signals ongoing congressional support for centralized transport planning and regulatory coordination.
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Action ON Rail
Washington
The
Mouse Interstate Commerce Committee
Federal Transportaon Coordination
Gasoline Drawbacks Drive Montana Spring Activity
State Auditor John J. Holmes reports gasoline draw back warrants issued against the tax free fund reflect strong Montana work. May withdrawals reached 109 647 94 a rise from 73 467 42 in 1934 April totals were slightly under last year June totals show a year ago 72 409 16 with ten days this year at 27 994 14. Fort Peck contracts emerge as a major source of gasoline use prompting payment of the tax.
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Montana
John J. Holmes
Farmora
Holmes
Fort Peek
Mrs Willison Fatally Wounding in Missoula Husband’s Firearm
Reported as the result of a domestic incident, a woman named Mrs Willison died from shotgun wounds inflicted by her husband at their home in Missoula. The same gun injured another family member. investigation and recovery efforts were underway as authorities pursued details of the incident.
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Willison
Missoula
Pune
Wilson
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Latin County
Lnte
Aeason
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Tom Keene
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Pral
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Antlers
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Eli Rice
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Adolph Zuler
MA E E
Hest
Ailly Symphony
Walt Disney
Popeye
Ballor
FOX News
Point
OUR Gang
Shrine Auditorium
Chief Crow Feathers
Drifting Cloud
A. Buckles
Scarlet River
Utthimata
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