Buck Receives Civil Engineering Degree at State College
Fred E. Huck chief engineer of the public service commission is honored by Montana State College at Missoula for receiving a master’s degree in welfare civil engineering. The degree was conferred by a board and governor signatures after a brief examination. Buck, a longtime university graduate and public works engineer, authored a 240 page treatise on public utilities rates and valuations.
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Fred EF. Huck
Aervica Comminsion
Montana State College
Normman
State Board of Education
Elizabeth Ireland
Alfred Atkinson
State Collen
Melvin A. Brannon
University At
Montana
Buck
Casey
Missoula
Ban
Tle
State Universlty
Brnckset Reservation
Berkelex University
California
Ailssouth
Che Rés
Phoenis
Arit
Juneau
Alaska
Butte
Paul B. Pearson
Stra Mary Ams
Two Montana wool sales reported at 19 12 cents pound
The Montana Wool Growers Association secretary's office logged two wool sales yesterday. One from Deer Loader Farms, Gwy Stambaugh manager, yielded about 100000 pounds at 23 2/3 cents per pound. A Slaben clip sale was reported at 24 cents per pound, though confirmation was lacking.
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Montana
Haporth
Providence
Murry Stebbins
Montana Woolgrowers Association
Gwy Stambaugh
High Winds Cause Citywide Damage in Helena
Heavy winds near Helena toppled trees and power lines, damaged electric globes, and blocked roads. Telephones, street lights, and utility lines suffered. repairs began after a night of outages. Air traffic at Helena airport struggled to land. no major injuries reported, with Camp Bren non tents disrupted but damages limited to trees and debris.
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Mort Harrison
Halena
Canyon Ferry
East Helena
Montana Power Company
Jane
Polre
Heveral Traca
Morestyale
Camp Brick Non
Pupps
National Guard
Wise River Dam Break Damages Seek $32 604 50
Six damage suits totaling 326 04 50 were filed in district court against Montana Power Co over the Wise River dam break of June 14 1927. Ranchers from Jefferson River Valley claim negligence and seek damages for crop loss land clearing and depreciation to property. Plaintiffs include Thomas Finnegan Luciade J Williams Walter M Williams Lester A Williams executors of Francia Williams Norman Green John Edward Lane MacLane Francia Lane Jann Tana and George Lane all of Willow Creek Three Forks and nearby communities. The suits allege the dam was poorly built and maintained and floodwaters destroyed crops and land.
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Dlothel
Montuts Power Company
Jefferson River Valley
Wise River
Wellington D. Rankinq
Allega
Broken Dam
Big Hole
Jefferson River
Winthelsta
Wine River
Thomas Finnegan
Ifo
Willow Creek
Luciade J. Williams
Walter MM. Williams
Lester A. Williama
Francia M. Wiliama
Damand
Norman Green Rot
Wile A. Micro
John Edward Lane
Mac Lane
Francia
Lane
Three Forks
Jann
Tana
George Lane
Four Boys Arrested for Stealing Tires in Corbin Montana
Four boys about 15 were arrested by Sheriff Marl Brown on auto tire theft charges and held in the county jail awaiting juvenile action. Names given include Tom Blix, Wil Winm Bilet, Tran Buet, and Vernon Lisa of Corbin. They admitted the thefts and were found with another tire and rim later identified by N. J. Noel. The suspects were jailed by County Attorney G W Padbury.
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Pour
Jali Tart
Mehh
Juveniln Authention
Po- Wen Serfeant
Marl Brown
Tim
Tom Blixt
Wil+ Winm Bilet
Tran Buet
Vernon
Lisa
Corbin Mont
Sergeant Brown
Gonn
Helena
Usedenna
Itoy Reinte
Stata Street
Reinty
Sheila
Federal Reserve Bank
Rennie
Brown
Juatamba
N. J. Noel
Hobsad
G. W. Padbury
Hearing on tax appeals closed BG cases filed
Federal court in Dallas closed hearings on government assessments for oil liés with four cases settled by agreement and six taken under advisement. Judge Eugene Black presided. Several hundred thousand dollars in assets and about $45,000 in taxes were involved. Some cases were dismissed for nonappearance or settled after talks with treasury officials in Washington.
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Tiearing
Federal
Aismfeval
Board of Appeals
Eugene Black
Dallas
Teaas
United States Board of Tax Appeals
L. E. Tucker
Missoula
W. O. Metzel
First National Bank of
Miles City
Aldea
Treasury
Washington, D.C
Matthian W. Wildschuts
Lewistown
Biack
Jeno
B F. Taylor
Helena
H. W. Mattieyon
Plentywood
Whder
Stevenson Consolidated Company
Quxen
Eldon Mcfarland
M. Mather
Rev~ Onun Department General Council
Washington
George Hurd
Great Fale
Fishermen Busy This Spring In Montana Report
Montana Game and Fish Warden FUiPactifes notes fishermen are busy this spring with licenses selling strongly. About 900 outlets including hardware stores report licenses issued, and fishing activity rises at creeks like Seven Mile Ten Mile Prickly Pear and Wolf. Weekends draw anglers from Helena and Lincoln, keeping fishing districts active this season.
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Montana
Lincoln
Helena
Offi cers Installed At Eagles Lodge Ceremonies In Helena
A delegation from Butte including Cohen Elmer Clark James J rott and others installed the Malanguerie Haglan Lodge officers in Baglan hall with 200 members present. Local officers led by John W Mahan were inducted and a banquet followed. State convention slated for Lewistown July 16 with Helena Eagles planning large attendance.
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Abo Cohel
Helena
Rutto
Lodge of Common Ten
Baglan ¢ Hall
Butte
Cohen
Elmer Clark
James J.rott
Buc Joy
William Molloy
Byron
Cooney
The
Butte Aerle
John Rowe
H. Hartz
Anaconda Marin
John W. Mahan
William Willams
Sherman W. Smith
J. D. Allinson
Albert Guay
William MacLachlen
F. A. Mote
G. J. Carson
John Adams
Fred W. Mayer
Arthur ‘Opp
Addie Gallivan
Gamiber
Helena Eagies
J. A. Matthews
5. C. Ford
Lewistown
Nick Smurro
Grap
Accident Victims Making Fair Progress Toward Recovery
Farl Stewart injured Thursday afternoon by blasting powder near Craig is reported at St Peter's hospital to be making progress toward recovery. His injuries are painful but not serious. Mrs. Mary Ophanon sustained severe fractures in a Wolt Creek tragedy when a car driven by George Nicholson of Anaconda went over the grade. She is in considerable but expected to recover, though her stay at St James hospital will be prolonged.
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Farl Stewart
Craig
St Peter'a Hospital
Mary Dphanon
George Nicholson
Anaconda
St Jenes Hamptal
National Guard Encampment Begins Work Today
The eighth annual encampment of the National Guards, 163d Infantry, opens at Fort Harrison today for a two week session. Colonel Williams heads the training with Lt. Col. Sheridan, Major Jump, Major Lowry, and Major Thomas among senior officers. Captains and battalions are detailed. Special trains from Great Falls, Culbertson, Wolf Point, Glasgow, Kalispell, and other towns bring company detachments to the fort. The Northern Pacific and Great Northern specials deliver units from Seahey to Lewistown, joining the corps for the exercise.
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National Guards
Fort Harrison
Ericson
Seneret
Ae W. Williams
Adidiera
Yaring Rayne
Williams
Great Northern
Co. L
Seahey and Froid
Balaville
Coy
Culbertson
Wolf Point
Intlang
Pople
Glasgow
Co. M
Harem
Kalispell
Co. A
Sidney
Miles City
Co. II
Billings
Billing
Livington
Co. C
Bozeman
Whitehall
Co. D
Harlowton
Lombard
Co. BK
Lewistown
Fort Grounds
Wreck Victim Found in Memorial Day Search
The body recovered from the ocean today is identified as W. S. Ferguson of Glendale. The victim was one of the missing from the Ameco sinking off Santa Monica on Memorial Day.
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Peraone
Santa Monica
Papera
W. 5
Ferguson
Glendale
Las Angeles
Sail Inna
Townsend Plans to Observe Good Roads Day on Streets
Townsend plans a community program with Townend Channel of Commerce to grade holes and spread rock on Main and side streets on June 17, Good Roads Day. Residents are urged to join in the effort to improve roads in Townsend, following last year’s citizen mark milestones.
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Townsend
Jung
Avith
Commeren
Mate Street
Ue Mmnitx
Rail Nenger Bill Aims Study of Railroad Consolidations
Washington lawmaker proposes an amendment to study railroad consolidations and their effect on public welfare. The Interstate Commerce Committee reported the measure favorably, authorizing an inquiry during the next session and a report to follow.
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Washington
Intermata Commerce Committee
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Fred E. Buck
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Los Angeles
Columbia Fictirron Corporation
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