Local altercation leaves two injured after roadside attack
On Monday in Lonnectrom the sequence began when Chapman stopped near Fifth Street and assaulted Shoverne striking him and later biting him. Shoverne, bleeding, sought a ride to the sheriff after the clash. Authorities report Chapman was arrested with funds and has a maiden charge carrying up to 14 years in the nenie tiars.
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Jath Chapin
Ehayeed
Shoverne
Shovene
Chapman
Genth Fifth Street
Sheverne
Sheriffs
Cann
Donovan Worden
Build Water Tanks for Forest Camps
Miseoula Tune 1 percent Fetereon Morrie Missaila sheet metal workers secure a government contract to build 71 tanks of 1790 gallons each for forest camps. Tanks will be elevated for winter water supply to showers and cook buildings. The Milleaula Mercantile Co. supplies gasoline engines and pumps for the project.
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Miseoula Tune
Fetereon Morrie Missaila Sheet Metal Workers
Fmoeyepnes Conversation Corps
Miseaula Merrantile Company
George T Morrie
Peterson Morne
Petrieonother
Missaula
Bozeman
Callatin Brewing Company
Summer Term Opens at Monpona State Normal College
Registration for the summer term at the Monona State Normal College reached 37 percent by close of day. Many arrivals are former students returning to pursue degrees. Regular courses continue with added advanced studies in arts and industrial trades. The staff remains as the college enters a six week summer session.
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Tilien
Moniapa State Normal College
Toda
Entiere
Thare
The
Colone
Rosebud Sheriff Attack Left Sheriff Patterson Injured
Reports say Sheriff Patterson of Rosebud was attacked in Cartersville while confronting a crowd. Two men fled, and Patterson and a bystander were injured before bystanders intervened and aid arrived. Witnesses describe Patterson's condition as improving with medical attention.
Butte School Trustees Restore Superintendent Position
The Butte district re engaged all teachers and restored the office of superintendent. Jesse G Ragsdale’s tenure extends to August 2 under his existing contract. The board outlines salaries for high school staff and part time roles, with changes varying by position and percentage pay cuts based on base pay.
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Buree
Bool
Ashford
Mec Carta
Morran Young
Jesse G Ragsdales
Nanam Sesson
Falls Gold Mining School Registers 100 Prospectors
The Falls Gold Mining School enrolled about 100 prospectors for its instruction program. Professor Dingman of mining engineering from The Starr Sedan of Wines at Butte arrived by air to lead demonstrations and teaching sessions. He stated the first two groups would be trained in separate classes with demonstrations scheduled in the afternoon.
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Falls Gold Mining School
Hay
Dingman
Starr
Butte
Mondas
Missouriere
Thieves Jack Up Car To Steal Two Wheels
A resident reports theft after burglars jacked up the rear of a car at his home and removed the wheels. Police were alerted and searched the area for the suspects. The incident reflects a common wheel theft tactic and ongoing local crime concerns.
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Amisyanla
Tiree
Magnuson
Great Falls Hosts Civic Key Presentation for Guests
Great Falls officials plan a ceremonial key handoff to dignitaries and organizations under a tradition marking hospitality. Mayor Martian announced copper keys 19 inches long inscribed Welcome to Great Falls, acknowledging cooperation from Amonds Conger Mining company and Anaconda Copper Mining.
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Great Falls
Hove
Martian
Amonds Conger Mining Company
McERVEL HEADS ORDER OF FORESTERS AT ANACONDA
Thomas McCarvel of Anaconda was elected chief ranger of the Catholic Order of Foresters at the convention here today. Officers chosen include Frank Gallacher Anaconda vice state ranger JH Maer Great Falls treasurer Mary William JT Gannon Anaconda and T4 Manies Butte TV Wamphrey Great Falls and Dyenrs Ceunor Great Falls trustees. Past chief ranger Pat Gagner named delegate to Milwaukee national convention. Mass opened at St Josephs and banquet closed the day.
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Autle
Thomas McCarvel
Anaconda
Wens Catholic Order of Foresters
Frank Gallacher
Statn
JH Maer
Great Palle
Mary William JT Gannon
T 4
Manies
Butte TV Wamphrey
Great Falls
Dyenrs Ceunor
Pat Gagner
Delecate
Milwaukee
St Tosephschuten
Woman Tries to Mail a Letter. Fire Alarm Triggered
An unidentified woman attempted to mail a letter at Central Avenue and street All, prompting All fire equipment to respond when a fire alarm box at the central station sounded. The alarm originated from house 17 and the woman fled in a car as firemen investigated the scene.
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Great Falls
Jeter
Harry Hogan
Tenner
Central Avenue
Wall decor trends echo women’s fashion in 1910s era
A fragmented note discusses wallpaper matching prevailing apparel trends, noting women prefer outfits set off by harmonious wall designs. It references decorators and popular roars in women’s clothes influencing interior style, implying wall decoration complements fashion and may endure as it remains fashionable.
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Philadelphia
Jail terms and fines for 97 forest fires in three states
97 smokers received jail sentences or fines in northern Washington and Montana during 1932, per Evan W Kelley regional forester. Most convictions arose from violations of forest service rules. several fires were caused by negligence and volunteers paid for damages. Authorities urge restricting smoking to camps to curb fire risks in dry months.
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Region
Taho Washington
Montana
Evan W Kelley
Missoula
Major Keller
Youth Must Serve 18 Months in Pen for Burglary Job
Great Falls June 13 Tim Doseon twenty one year old son of a two of venthe who robbed the Pacific grocers in Great Falls of about 45 dollars in cash yesterday received a sentence of 15 months in the state penitentiary at Deer Lodge after entering a plea of guilty to burglary before District Judge C B Firell The information filed against him followed an interview in which he agreed to participate in the robbery Others allegedly implicated with Doseen and now held in the county jail include Paul Yotler and Saul Johnson Their cases will be placed in the custody of Chief Probation Officer Gary Palagt ehtef for Cascade and Chou vaft counties The trio were arrested in Billings and brought back to Great Falls last Thursday afternoon Officers AT Anderson and B Cairo of the police department
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Venthe
Pacific Grocers
Esterday
Cerse
Doceen
Jair
Paul Yotler
Saul Johnson
Tadas
Gary Palagt
Cascade
Chou
Vaft
Billings
Croat Falls
Anderson
B Cairo
Police Department
Quick Action Saves Woman From Snake
Mrs Dr Kelly of Paradine was bitten by a rattlesnake while weeding a garden. Her husband hastily applied a tourniquet, killed a chicken, and treated the finger before the couple drove to Plains for medical help, then sent the wounded to Missoula.
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Dr Kelly
Paradine
Witten
Kelly
Hells
Missoula
Flathead Lake Levels Rise as Flathead River Flood Reaches New High
In Missoula on June 11, reports indicate the Flathead River and Flathead Lake levels are climbing while other streams recede. The lake, fed by floodwaters for two months, sits over 12 feet above low water, with Poison Bridge monitoring logs and drift at the lake’s lower end to protect the dam.
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Asissoula
Flathead
Flathead Lake
Poison Bridge
Glacier Park road crews on federal aid under way
Federal aid funds support work on a Glacier National Park road project. A 6 12 mile section includes a 49 foot high bridge over Midvale Creek with work set for about 250 men on a five hour daily schedule. County Commissioner Frank Shannon announced the payroll and projected spending around 96 thousand dollars for the project. Another brief notes a court filing in Missoula on a mortgage dispute and a weather report from Missoula showing a high temperature of 66 degrees.
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Glacier Park
Snow Fies County
Frank Shannon
Erste
Midvale Creek
Park Station
Montana Fraternal Congress to be organized June 20
A Montana fraternal congress will be organized at a Great Falls meeting next Tuesday June 20. The event, at Hotel Rainbow, aims to promote inter national fraternal insurance interests. Prominent attendees include Bradiex C Marks of Fur ea, grand master of the AOCOW, and Father F Gilroy of Denver head roos) of the T Bondmen of the World.
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Treat Falls
Montana
Great Falls
Water Association
Hotel Rainbow
Eepatheni
Congress
Seeqan
Aeron Yates
Contractor Liable for Yellowstone Forest Fire Near Park
A fire ignited May 29 on a forest highway contract near Yellowstone spread over more than 400 acres of national forest. Foresters say brush burning by a subcontractor led to embers escaping during a two mile gap in supervision, with wind fanning the flames until Park service crews and contractor teams finally extinguished it. Liability rests with the main contractor for the suppression costs and damages.
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Minenula
National Forest
Vollewstone
Sutherland
Forest Service
We Soth
Weer
Yellowstone
Two
Butte Airport Records Highest Temperature of Year
Meteorology records at Butte Airport show a new yearly high as temperatures climbed above past marks yesterday. Official thermometers near the weather bureau indicate the day was hot with clear skies and a steady high barometer. the early morning low near 45 degrees above the previous low was reported.
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Butte
Dlatmet
University of Montana opens autumn registration amid bustle
RPAVY PAROVIVEST AT UNIVERSITS OF MONTINA misnoula tuna VI-FAP reports 484 students started registration as university authorities announced new student numbers 159 and tone of welcome by President TJ Clapp Frat convention and weekend social events set the campus pace A kick off Saturday planned with mixed Friday night activities and a rally to follow between 65 and 600 anticipated attendees in Philadainhin area.
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Automer
Ensirand
Iniernally
Pres Wiouary
TJ Clapp
Almmer Sindenta
Seamon
Fiat
Norton
Butte Board Reduces School Budget by 160000
The preliminary budget meeting of Ahoul digitiet No 0Y in Butte last night cut grade school costs from 44954990 to 301612, a savings near 109000, while high school operating costs rose to 12235178. Overall maintenance and reserve cash totals around 426070.
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Ho Meh
Inks Tin
Falls Fire Chief Harry Hogen Ties Fire Department
Fire Chief Tredick was unanimously chosen as the west head of the Falls Fire Department. He began service Sept 1909, rose to captain in 1912, and served as chief since 1976. He requested removal from the on duty role due to health, submitting his resignation to the city authorities.
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Cane
Fire Department
Forest Camp 15 Occupied Amid Montana-Idaho Border Work
A damaged OCR fragment reports crews scheduling work near Forest Camp 15 on the Montana-Idaho line. It notes radar creek road washouts, construction crews rebuilding the canyon route, and supplies being moved to support the effort. The piece mentions Fort Ursa and Montana authorities.
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Doleshoe
Idaho
Radar Creek
Canyon
Ani
Superior
Betes
Montana
Earny
Fort Ursaouly
Spanish radicals return to power after cabinet reshuffle
In Madrid the radical bloc resumes power with 70 seats and a broadened coalition led by Preemie. Arana keeps the premiership but adds five portfolios while excluding a new agriculture minister. President Alcala Zamora approves changes without consulting Republican minorities.
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Madrid
Preemie
Manual Azada
Arana
Ministry of Agriculture
Agricul
Commeres
Meeto Alcala Famora
Ford Creek Tent City Grows With Rapid Erection
A makeshift camp near Ford Creek expands quickly as tents rise and a recreation hall is built. The project includes running water, sleeping cots, and a dining area, with about 150 residents from New York seeking shelter. Observers note the camp will host a formal setup by late week and feature a permanent framework.
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New York
Cape Tiny
Betes
Wiley
Low York
Reindeer Real Handy for Old Santa Claus
A northern Minnesota ranch owner Cartalie expands a 140 acre reindeer ranch north of here. The farm focuses on breeding reindeer for a living, with wood wind used in crafts and high grade paint brushes made from hollow reindeer hair. The site highlights the meat quality and potential family connections to Santa Claus lore.
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Santa Claus
Kanetotama
Sertian
Minneana
Reiadorr Pays
Cartalie
Tno
Piimend
Old Lady of Lamps Dies in Seattle Train Crash After Fire
A widow, described as a pioneer’s widow, dies from injuries sustained in a Seattle train disaster. Aged sixty or so, she had maintained a homestead and later aided by volunteers with medical care and cost of burial. The report notes neighbors and family recalling the old lamp maker.
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Seattle
Purmet
Wits
Toni
Tampa
Falls School District Rams Budget Shaves Over $64 Thousand
The Falls School District No. 1 trims the 1966 67 budget by about 44 922 21 to 577 977 69 for the coming year. Debt service drops to 1121 26098, elementary funding at 3702-1S 29, high school 15117 950, with numerous line items reduced. Minor cost cuts include salaries and operated expenses guiding the overall reduction.
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Noo
Fehl
Interpal
Intereet
Erlavins
Eutelde
Eerie Mre Mane
Four Persons Hurt In Auto Accident
A late night auto collision left four people injured and the victims transported to a local hospital. The report names the involved driver, the injured passengers, and the physician treating them as authorities investigate the crash.
Private Banks Probe Resumes June 26
The article outlines a banking inquiry into private banks with hearings resumed June 26. It highlights key figures, including Morgan and Pecora, and notes the Senate Banking Committee oversight and anticipated investigation into bank practices and liquidity.
Cousin of President Orattd In Turret Turmoil
A garbled report hints at a presidential cousin linked to Turret events dated in Antwerp and Singapore. Mentions Rondevelt and Roosevelt parallels, city banquets, and a control park scene in Franka Gald win with speeches and attendees recalling a cryptic line.
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Joneney
Ioident
Rondevelt
Tesla Moosevelt
Telend
Antwerp
Singepore
Owas
Tatan Wal
Tarkinh Thong
Rongevelt
Pady
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