School Budget Cuts Save $20,000 for District 1 Schools
The Board of Trustees approved a $242,583.16 elementary budget for 1992-93, cutting salaries by 5 percent and trimming most items to achieve a $23,109.11 annual saving. Some increases were found in fuel, library books, and health activities while transportation, textbooks, and warrant interest stayed the same. Taxpayers may protest within three days, and hearings will follow with county officials in July. Broadwater district will not close this year as urged by a taxpayers’ committee.
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Board of Trustee of
Jessie M. Morgan
Lewis and Clark County
Helena
Lems
Graveside rites for Major and J Fisk in Forestvale
Funeral services for Major Andrew J Fisk son of a Helena pioneer died in Greece on April 27 will be held at Forestvale cemetery at 2 PM with military rites by veterans groups. The body arrived Saturday from New York accompanied by his widow from Cerres Greece where he died. He was a supervising engineer on a large eastern project and a committee of relatives and friends will attend the ceremony.
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Andrew J. Fisk
Helena
Greece
Forestvale Cemetery
Willam Pippy
Veterans’ Organizations
New York
Cerres
Fisk
Far Eart
James W. Scott
Sons and Daughters of Pioneers
Adele Parden
Dorothy Silterman
Zetta Blacker
W. C. Baradon
George Bayba
Aubrey Malter
W. C. Bardon
A. 5. Horeby
Albert Galen
Leeter Lolle
Second half tax collections in Ventana counties up slightly
Checks received by State Treasurer William from six counties show the 15 counties contributed $117,846.00 this year, compared with $119,429.57 for the same counties in 1990. Individual county receipts and year-over-year figures are listed, though several entries are garbled.
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Ventana
Williama
Mounier
Two New Water Suits Filed Against Manager
Federal court heard two suits by Flathead Indian reservation landowners seeking to bar Manager Moody from interfering with water rights. W A Simons claims 50 inches of water from Finley and Agency creeks attached to 80 acres bought after allotment. Sorman Malone asserts 60 inches from Finley creek via Paul Cullovah predecessor. Dozens of similar cases have arisen since 1916 with early rulings in favor of plaintiffs. appeals to the circuit court.
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Col. Moody
Flathead “Reclamation
W. A. Simons
Sorman Malone
Flathead Indian Reservation
Simons
Finley
Agency Creeks
Mary Arlee
Congress
Simon
Chese
Circuit Court
Sanyo The Oriental Play Set For This Evening At Eight
Sanyo the oriental play written and directed by Marie Hower a Hel ana woman will be presented at the Unitarian church this evening. About 40 performers including dancers and singers have prepared for weeks and tickets are on sale at College Inn Hinsins Pardens Office Supply and at the door. Leslie Lyle photographed the cast and prints are being displayed at the College Inn.
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Sanyo
Helana
Marie Hower
Unitarian Church
College Inn
Higsin’s
Parden's
Office Suply Company
Leslie Lyle
Lee
Helena Y Will Hold Annual Meeting and Dinner
Members of the Helena Y will hold their annual meeting and dinner at the Y. tomorrow evening at five. Rev J Nablerteen of First Presbyterian Church will be the principal speaker. Directors for three year terms will be elected and may choose officers for the year. A nominating committee of Melvin Davis George Mi Robertson and George N Fuller will submit names. Routine matters including annual reports will be handled at the meeting.
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Helena Y. MC. A
O. FE. McLaughlin
Jaanex Nablerteen
First Presbyterian Church
Melvin, Davis
George Mi. Robertson
George N. Fuller
Primary voters listed as eligible in 26 Montana counties
Twenty six counties reporting certified registration lists to the secretary of state show 100,088 eligible voters for the primary, a rise from 1928 figures. The counties, number of precincts and their registration totals are tabulated. Byron B. Cooney, longtime Montana newspaperman, is remembered at his funeral in Butte with a solemn requiem at St Patrick's Church attended by friends from Great Falls, Helena, Anaconda, and beyond.
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BNR
Montana
Byron
Coney Butte
Great Falla
Helena
Anaconda
Byron B. Cooney
Battalion Parade at Camp Erickson This Afternoon
A full schedule of activities marks today at Camp Erickson. The Fires Battalion parade is the featured event at 1 PM with companies from Whitehall and surrounding areas participating. Radio and visual sections, grenade training, and athletic events are listed prior to the parade.
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Camp Erickson
Camp
J. R. Erickson
Fires Battalion
Whitehall
Yarlowral
Out J Look
Sidney
ANA Prajector Code Praguer
Hiravooec
Ailger Reappointed to State Board for Historical Library
Ailger was reappointed to the state board for the historical library. The governor announced a slate of reappointments including Kirby Tons and others to extend terms through 1936 and 1935. The action follows terms set by the state governing body and reflects ongoing oversight of historical collections.
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Ailger
State Board For Historical Library
Erekeda
Velesa
Dadey
Goddard
Busines
Mom Dunncan
Varsimiatan
Jarry BR. Mitchhelt
Great Malls
Danuags
Elena Pursteuwetor
Matstyy
Metona
Grave Tanfient
Tazeman
Cor
Helen Anderson
Favore
Deaury Rutin
Farber Esapeners
May Name Candidate On Ballot To Take The Place Of Huppe
A state ballot controversy involves a candidate seeking to replace Huppe on the ballot after a filing sparked by a county attorney. The central committee may revise or preserve the ballot order as the case unfolds, with candidates weighing next steps and potential appeals.
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Huppe
Montana
Muaselhelt
Dierring
Baits Preparing to Protest Sharpe Case
Community groups organize to protest the Sharpe case with planned demonstrations. Local residents expect a public turnout, citing concerns over judicial processes and transparency.
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Sharpe
Convention Drama Shapes Prohibition Stakes at National Meet
Reports from the convention scene sketch a fierce battle over the platform. Pro and anti prohibition factions clash on resubmission plans while keynote speeches frame the party’s stance and appeal to voters. Senator McKinson rises to national prominence as temp officers prepare committee selections.
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Otte Spid
London
Bullans
Senator Mckinson
Tawa
Platform Holds Leaders: Prohibition Conflict Deepens
Disjointed reports from delegates show a deadlock within the Republican platform over prohibition. President Hoover faces pressure as factions push for preemption and possible substitution of planks, with delegates signaling efforts to unite behind administration aims while others insist on a broader international expansion of the issue.
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Wy Prancis
M. Stingmienson Mienga
Lindbergh kidnapping shock unsettles Morrows in Europe trip
The Morrow household in Englewood adjusts after the Lindbergh kidnapping crisis disrupts travel plans. Mrs Dwight Morrow and family pack for a European voyage to England to join Elizabeth Morrow, with El owing police statements and public reaction fueling rumors as Col and Mrs Lindbergh visit the estate.
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Englewood
Dwight Marrow
Winlet Sharne
Dwight Morrow
Pwisght, Jr
Constance
Ezabeth Morrow
England
Sharpe
Montana Delegates Plan on Booze
Montana delegates outline a plan on liquor regulation amid a heated debate. Gunn notes that repealing the 18th Amendment could change governance and remove the need for some dry laws. The discussion touches on the Webb Kenyon act and implications for alcohol shipment restrictions.
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Montana
Gunn
Ari Ho Wate
Gunnad
Added Attraction at Marlow Opens The Jarciscevne of 1922
The Marlow venue launches a new program tonight featuring singing comedy and drama. A slate of acts includes performers from local theaters and touring troupes, with emcee William Bevilade leading the bill and contest segments lined up through the evening.
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Jarciscevne
Marlow
Anwar
Bie
Bost
Ty Compriscal
Women in Limelight in Battle in Chicago
A garbled passage details a political gathering in Chicago with mentions of delegates, committee assignments, and nominations. It references names such as Marlowe and Dee Whetatown, and notes actions at a state convention addressing prohibition, tariffs, and federal aid for mining. The text is fragmented but indicates organizational proceedings and upcoming events.
Call 15 Issue Millage Warrants Registered for Payment
The state treasurer announces the registration of university millage warrants totaling about $560,000. Warrants, including interest, will be paid from the rainy-day or permanent improvement fund before April 3, 194% with the office of the state treasurer overseeing the process.
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Slam
Willen
Inerihon
Treasnyer
Fotalia
Flathead Project Measure Advocated in Senate
Woehinpton proposed a $41,000 Interior Department appropriation for 1993 to purchase reservoir and camp site improvements for the Flathead project and keep funds available through the fiscal year. Debate included opposition and questions about the policy and delays.
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Woehinpton
Moorer Taiay
Senate
Interior Department
Wread Nella Gany
House votes to assure a bonus across party lines
A rare cross party vote passed as 105 Democrats backed a veteran bonus while 2 Democrats and 153 Republicans opposed. President Morrison warned of a costly rush to action as the capital faced chaos. Washington hospitals and shelters strained to cope with thousands of veterans arriving and lacking resources. Emergency supplies and volunteers were pledged to aid the unsettled city.
William G. Redfield Dies Former Cabinet Member at 70
New York dispatch reports the death of William G. Redfield, once in President Wilsons cabinet as secretary of commerce. He died at age 70, found by his wife Elise Redfield. Redfield served from 1913 to 1918 and later rejoined business. He pushed tariff reform and export protection while leading the foreign and domestic commerce bureau.
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New York
Renfield
Wityon
Offier
Warn ‘Uwlatiag Hy Mineh Tie Company
Maulable Lite Assirance Society
Widh
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Aebal
Manage
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Pantera
Tiny
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Thareda
Gharies Curtis
Mimo
Ruyone
Wolfganan
Hmgard Te Haar
Daymond Berdamin
Mehi Rand Mir
California
National Prohibition Board of Atrategy
Watterny Committee
Ranieinie
Moenes Baels
Charles A. Lindenbergh
Morrow
Rome
North Haven
Maine
Lindebergh
Ape Pears
Orotlag
Idaho
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Meng Frazier
Leigh
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Peres
Tavets Revi
Marlow Cody
Chicago
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Ieenayil
Farlas
Elaine Teboy
Reece Ivertien Thether
Hanes
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Dee Whetatown
Xinretary II
Marlowe
Whetstate
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Res
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Mar Donald
M.D. Rowland
Tritt
Sndh
Cride
Pene
Indiana
Mambera
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Daha i Carete
D. Ganse
Aneta
A. A. Franzké
Lewistown
J. P. Shelley
Walter Aneton
Bnaa
Syete Gmbh
Piratersanne Ise Scs
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Henman Lease
Flathead Project
Chiene
Aguneom
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Tosa
oephHeans
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Weang
Cameross Board
Starrison
Morrison
Washington
Shelton
Marine Medical Statfmen
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WM. G. Recpield
Calif
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Heles
Marlo
Wen
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Son Chin
Milstead Vetarity
Jarvis Review OF
Pretty Girls
SRK
Noman's Bite
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Ctsete
Prereerey
Melvyn Douglas
Ieh
Aowanii
Eleerraris
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Plone Agate Remenivas
Betty Boop
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