Addison Lusk Named General Manager of Montana Record-Herald
Amlicon I. Lusk of Helena was named general manager of the Montana Record-Herald by the board of directors. The appointment takes effect today. Lusk, a veteran prohibition administrator, previously served as secretary of the Montana Automobile Association and is a Georgetown University graduate. He has held broad civic roles in Missoula county and is a member of the American Legion Lewis and Clark post.
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Amlicon I. Lusk
Helena
Montana Record- Herald
Lusk
Missoula County
Montana
Montana Automobile Association
Mc. Lusk
Georgetown University
Lewis and Clark Post
The
American Legion
City to Enforce Unpaid License Taxes in Roundup
City officials ordered the city attorney S. Stewart to begin collections of overdue license taxes from cigar and billiard concern owners, room houses, hotels, plumbing shops and other businesses. Measures include property assessments, warrants, and a special fund tied to the Washington Place paving district, with garage permits issued to Jesse S. Stoner and Elmerd E. Lindstrom.
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S.¥. Stewart
Washington Place
Jesse S. Stoner
Elmerd E. Lindstrom
Breitenstein Named Secretary to Succeed Lask at Montana Record-Herald
Sam Goss of Helena announced A T Breitenstein of Great Falls as secretary to replace A T Lask who ceased to be general manager of the Montana Record-Herald. The Montana Automobile association sought to place the three cent gas tax initiative before voters in November to meet federal road aid appropriations. petitions continue arriving.
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Sam Goss
Helena
Montana Automobile Association
A. T. Breitenstein
Great Falls
A. T. Lask
Montana Record-Herald
Gova
Lord Oxford Asquith suffers mild angina attack
Reports from Sutton Courtenay Berkshire say Lord Oxford Asquith formerly known as It It Asquith, the literal reader, experienced a mild angina pectoris attack. The detail was made known today.
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Oxpard III
Sutton Courtenay
Berkshire
Lord Oxford
Ay Asquith
The Air and the Future of Aviation
We added airplane work to our motor company as a gradual shift toward practical air travel. Our two air lines Dearborn to Cleveland and Dearborn to Chicago carry mainly our goods, not public passengers, and we seek data to advance safe low cost transport. We envision all metal planes, multiple engines, and reliable navigation, with 96–100 mph speeds and 24 hour operation potential, shaping commercial aviation for war and peacetime use.
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AIR
Dearborn
Cleveland
Chicago
Oman
Tings
Ti Waeamy
Edsel
Theord Motor Company
al Shovel
Stout Wetal Airplane Company
Uch
Wearborn
Arso
Wnedinge Beatilt
Remy
Alsa
Los Angeles
Menting
Teavier Mateats
Weo
Abd Ester
Petron
Mord
Corvier
Air Iines
Divorce Suit Over Million Inheritance Faced by Mrs Garland
Boston woman Mrs Charley Garland sues for divorce alleging infidelity by her husband who reportedly inherited a large fortune. The case centers on financial strain and paternity questions connected to a child born to another party, with allegations involving Garland and alleged outside relationships.
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Charley Garland
Boston
Garland Sas
Women progress noted by Mrs Cromwell in global roles
Mrs Emma Guy Cromwell Kentucky secretary of state reports more than 100 women in national parliaments worldwide and eight in Britain. She cites women in Russia Norway Bulgaria and many U S state roles, plus a history of women clubs and six million business women shaping modern roles.
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Frankfort
Emma Guy Cromwell
Kentucky
America
Russia
Norway
Bulgana
Congress
Ohio
Jean N. Morris
New York
Firk of Education
Netherlands
Luxemburg
Abyssinia
New Mexico
Cromwell
National Association of Secretaries of State
B.C
Sanpho
Africa
Alexandria
Anne Hutchinson
New Fashions in Hosiery for All Ages
Hosiery styles cover infants to schoolgirls with white socks for babies, plaid top trims for five to ten year olds, and heavier playtime stockings with a ridge under the cuff to keep them up. Available finishes include linted, plain, and silk, with broad English ribbing for sport wear and ankle-to-toe options for low cut shoes.
Great Thongs Expected At Guster Battlefield Anniversary Ceremonies
M S Cunningham senior member of Consingham and Reig cattlemen of eastern Montana traveled to South Dakota to arrange transport for a large group of Sioux Indians and others for the Custer Battlefield observance on June 24 25 He said 40 000 to 50 000 may attend with travelers from New York Baltimore Philadelphia and other eastern points Government will assist by sending seventh cavalry planes and war dances with five film outfits including Fill Hart Cinemas will show battles with wagon trains and war paint Camps will be set up by Sioux Cheyennes and Crows Visitors should bring tents and provisions as food logistics are tight
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M.S. Cunningham
Consingham and
Reig
Montana
South Dakota
Mer. Dunsinghan
Hardin
Grant
Cunningham
Sheridan
Wyoming
Billings
New York
Baltimore
Phladelphia
South
North Dakota
Seventh Cavalry
Custer
Rena
Fill Hart
The Student Prince Delights Local Audience
The Student Prince drawn at Marlow theater impressed a crowded house with strong singing and acting. Howard Marsh and Van Merrengas led a skillful cast in the operetta with Marvenga, Tackow, Cantwell, and Terese delivering notable turns as the principal roles. The orchestra under Fred Quintrell enhanced the performance through a full, spirited score and bright ensembles.
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Marlow
Marsh
Howard Marah
van Mrrvenga
Farmer
Dainiy Wathlenefee
Inno York
Tore
Last Eyeming
Maran
Marvenga
Mare
Sehubart
Velec
Suparhly
Margaret Cantwell
Alan
Brine
Trevid Terese
Theidelborn
White Douglas Leavitt
Himnar
Egy
Tate
Baron Arnheim
Robert Adama
Nathaniel Sack
Marah
Fred Quintrell
Prince Telle
Karl Af Karlenerg
Tri
Haa
Heldaberg
Mern
Tava
Mathie
Anhin
Peitiea
Renayne
Marey
Kathie
Carl
Release of Caogillio Taken Under Pardon Board Action
State pardon board failed to overturn the case of Casall in a hearing yesterday. Governor Dixon and officials discussed the long dispute over the bank related pardon and the elder Casal involved faced other implications. The board members did not appear to affirm the pardon, with continued questions about responsibilities and prior agreements.
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Caogill IO
STATE
State Board of Pardon
Aed Com Tin
Trek
CH Casall
Foriver Ovanda
Fini
Cilvdeonment Bate
J. A Foot
Charles TS Stewart
Hearke
Carter
Keknot
Kanto
Acro Jacobson
Robert C. Divan
Denis
Ovlade Natron
Jakeways
Scott Cass
Seattle
Tite
Dixon
Duel Challenge Over Insult Barely Meets Timely Dueling Rule
Count Skerynsk former premier of Poland challenged his seconds and those of General Count Leptychi after the insult, since the challenge was not issued within twenty four hours.
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Count Leptychi
Skerynsk
Poland
Class of 1928 at Varsity Graduates Largest Yet
Misanula June 14 AP Degrees and certificates were awarded this morning to the largest class ever graduated from the State University. The ceremony marked a new milestone with graduates receiving diplomas across multiple faculties.
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Varmity
Misanula
Wiversity
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Addison Lusk
Breitenstein
Lask
Banff Lake Louise
Yobo
Emerald Lake
Banff
Chatcaz
Lake Locine
OM. Tait
Avenué South
Polis
Minn
Hyron
Samuel Crather
Servright
Benbledas
Bare & Co
Guster
Antlers Theater
Luifes
Seng
DAP
Felix Cir
Tod
Augurite Duftlos
Taras
Mermaid Comloy
Ek FroSisha
DS _ Helena High School
Lindeey Campbell
Griffith
Birt
Thurlow Bergen
Slemtad Romboere
Breet Bertramt Peacock
Carl Drang
Albert Proont
Lackey
Mart Africten
Mary Lockwood
Tomae Nathaniel
David Rewer
Verdley Hall
Cregor
Marvenra
Togas Tearitt
Lewis & Clark
Princess Ball
163Rd Infantry
Shrine Temple
Poplar, Mont
St. Paul’s M. E. Church
W. D. Bailey
Winnipeg
Manitoa
Canada
Stewart
Broadwater
the Shrive
Lincoln
Beaudry's
Music Makers
Edward 0. Stanon
Reed College
Oregon
Sisson
C. H. Clapp
M. A. Brannon
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