Notable Crow Ians Display at Clubs Session in Denver
Crow Indians from Montana present at the biennial federation of Women’s Clubs exhibit. The display features baskets and moccasins, a saddle, an munition bag, parade trappings, pen and ink drawings, tinted pictures, and dolls bound for the national museum. Also shown are images of old customs and present-day life, with scenes of Campbell farming, the Colablo coal mine powered by electricity, and the rise of Montana dude ranching, alongside notes on wedding ring practices.
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Denver
Motttana
General Federation
Vendiana
Yang Ta Qians
National Museum
Avanhington
D. G
Montana
Gamphell Farming Corporation
Colablo Ming
Atrin
Sir Henry Segrave and Mechanic Die in English Wreck
Windemere England June 13 Major Sir Henry Segrave famed for speed died after his watercraft Miss England or Miss Bug land 1% overturned on Lake Windermere. Mechanic G Hallwell disappeared. Willcocks injured. Segrave and Lady Segrave were aboard when the craft sank after a fatal crash ending the speed pioneer’s life.
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Sir Henry Segrave
Windemere
England
Henry Segrave
Transter
Mias Bugland
Laks Wildemers
Kaeland
Sargent
Henry
G. Hallwell
J. Wilescka
Sir Henry
Willcocks
Ding
Segrave
Fhat
Lady Segrava
Misa Ingland
States Pass Laws Against Motor Guest Racket
Montana and other states move to curb the practice of host passengers suing guests for injuries. The Montana Automobile Association notes courts favor guests less, while the U S Supreme Court upheld that a guest can sue unless injuries were intentional or caused by owner negligence. Washington Oregon California rules vary but largely shield private car owners unless gross negligence or willful misconduct occurs.
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Montana Automobile Association
High Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Connecticut
Washington
Groda
Oregon
California
Formal plan for transferring public lands discussed at Hoover era meeting
A formal report from the Interior Department outlines a Washington meeting of the Committee on Conservation and Administration of the Public Domain. It lists members including I W Brandford of Montana and Dr Lyman Wilbur, with aims to study administration, disposition, and intergovernmental relations for public lands and resources, noting no conclusions yet and future informal conferences to study long term use.
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Washington
Metha Hady
I. Wt
Brandford
Montana
Committee On Conservation Land Administration
Committee On Conservation Land Administration of the Public Domain
Hoover
Interior
Washington, D
Nay Lyman Wilbur
Arthur M. Ityda
Agricnlture
James Tt. Garfield
Cleveland
M. Mrandford
Salena
Mont
James F
Coodrich
Winchester
Vial
Mary Roberts
Huntley
Spaulding
Rochpater
N. WI
Tiffany
Olympia
What
Wallace Townsend
Little Rock
Ark
J. C
Van
General Land Office
Bureau At Reclamation
Genloplcn Survey
National Park Service
Indian Offices
Interior Department
Forest Service
Gonarst Innd
Congress
Unite States
Alana Ta
Tranacontinental
Anngrena
Onder
Montana Hit by Strong Winds Scattered Damage Report
Most of Montana felt strong winds yesterday with damage largely limited to the southwestern part. An adobe building at Tutte, a barn blown across a road, and scattered debris were reported near Rantier Motor. Several windows broken and minor damage cited. no major losses confirmed.
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Montana
Tutte
Here
Rantier Motorata
Severk
Girls win prizes in Legion essay contest
Prizes were announced by the American Legion for the state girls contest. Winners include Milfred Hadman of Libby Tidith Edwarda of Great Patla nd Atwry Draper of Whitn tail. First prize 108 dollars, second 35 and third 10. Topic was How can I portray our national unity. The council noted earth curvature and distance measurements in the essay context.
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Legion
Pring Winneya
Milfred Hadman
Libby
Tidith Edwarda
Great Patla
Atwry Draper
Whitntail
Col. Onarlen J. Sierman
Push petitions seek federal aid road Augusta to Wolf Creek
Under Welena Commercial clubs directions petitions were placed in Lewis and Clark County homes for signatures to urge county commissioners to call an election with the general election in November to vote on $100,000 in road bonds. The aim is a federal aided, improved highway between Augusta and Wolf Creek to connect with the road to Helena.
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Welena
Heleon
Uxpiyern
Tme
Augusta
Wolf Creek
Metann
Lewis and Clark County
Clore
Montana
Suit To Quiet Title 5 Settled In Court
A suit to quiet title by A. G Mininey and Joseph Oker against Dartmouth Land Company was settled by voluntary default. Judge Ay A. Toraky approved settlement under a plan where costs and judgment would be allocated to the plaintiff. Earlier, three mining claims were seized by the county and later sold to the main tum, with county funds able to match federal funds for highway projects. About 1,600 taxpayers must sign to call a bond election. taxpayers include auto and personal property owners.
Supreme Court hearing schedule as of June 29 26
The Supreme Court set cases for hearing from June 29 to 26 with daily entries. Listed are Marry Park criminal case from Teton County A V Swanbure vs Otta Fy Schaffer and others Margaret C Broderts vs Stevenson Gonsalldated OU company Bunhurst Ol and Refinery from Tools county Mildred Staff vs Montana Petroleum Co Fajion county Saint Martin State Bank vs J M Steetes Falloy county Ernest P Nicholas vs New York Life Insurance Co Silver Bow county Cutis B Leake vs Jesala Hooter Yellowstone County and others Margaret McBride vs School District 2 Silver Bow county Inna 26 John RB Quissey vs William McIntosh et al Powell County. The text also notes a brush bristles forming to aid insertion in bottles with small necks.
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Supreme Court
State Gainet Marry Park
Teton County
A. V. Swanbure
Otta Fy
Schaffer
Margaret C. Broderts
Stevenson Gonsalldated OU Company
Bunhurst, Ol and Refinery Company
Tools County
Mildred
Montana Petroleum Company
Fajion County
Saint Martin State Bank
J. M. Steetes
Falloy County
Ernest P. Nicholas
New York Life Insurance Company
Siiver Bow County
Cutis B. Leake
Jesala Hooter
Yellowstone County
Yellowstone Valley Company
Associated Mortgage Investors
Margaret McBride
Silver Bow County
Inna
John RB
Quissey
William McIntosh
Powell County
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