Northern Pacific Lifts Flood Damage Resumes Schedule
After six days of repairs to flood wreckage near Glendive a force of about 1000 men restored the Northern Pacific main line. Normal traffic and trail schedules resume. three bridges were carried away and tracks damaged, with trains detouring over Milwaukee lines until full service returned.
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iMore Hall
Glendive
Northern Pacific
Helena
T. H. Lantry
St. Paul
Lantry
Hhe
Minneapolis
Terry
Montana
Milwaukee
North Coast Limited
Blagier Park Opens 20th Season Today
Glacier park season begins with a strong tourist influx from across the Midwest, East, and coast. Officials report hotels, transport, and trails ready, with reservations up 25 percent over last year. The trans mountain Belton to Logan Pass road is snow free, and the Blackfeet highway to Canada is completed to high standard. Regular auto stage schedules facilitate the two park tour linking Glacier and Waterton.
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Glacier Park
Helena
J F. Pewters
Great Northern
Gateway Hotel
Middlewestern
Rocky Mountain
Eakin
Park
Automobile Stage Transportation Company
Park Trail Saddle Horse Company
Belton
Logan Pass
Prince of Wales
Waterton Lakes National Park
Canada
Glacier National Park
New York Trade and Weather Lift Summer Goods Tone
New York reports slightly improved distributive trade and crop prospects as warmer weather boosts selling of summer and vacation goods including women's wear. Industry shows tapering in some metal lines but iron and steel remain unexpectedly active. weekly bank clearings total 11.199 billion, down from a year ago. Weather favors crop growth despite cool wet periods in the southeast and lower Pacific coast.
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New York
Bradstreets
Pacific Coast
Low freight rates on horses in state likely to continue
Montana railroad commissioners announced that interstate freight rates on carload lots of range horses shipped for slaughter from Montana points to Butte Miles City and Manchester abattoirs are unlikely to rise despite a Rockford Illinois complaint. A hearing was held in Rockford in January with MT officials noting if the interstate commission adopts the conference report the rates will not increase.
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Montana
Butte
Miles City
Manchester
Rockford, II
Interstate Commerce Commission
Montana Board of Railroad Commissioners
Rockford
Railroad Board
H. B. Schaeffer
Interstate Commission
G. M. Clemon
Montana Livestock Interests
Interstate Examiner
Montana Board of Railway
Montana Commission
May Deckerleg Sues Barnett for 18000 in Auto Collision
May Beckerley sues Sammy Barnett in district court for 15000 plus costs alleging an auto collision at the Sixth Avenue and Dakota Street intersection on May 26. Mrs Beckerley suffers facial, head, and back injuries expected to be permanent. she claims 10000 actual and 5000 exemplary damages and describes her and her son in the vehicle as the plaintiffs.
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May Beckerley
Sammy Barnett
Sixth Avenue
Dakota Street
Beckerley
Myles J. Thomas
C. A. Spaulding
Plainiff
Sith Avenue
Dakota
Sheriff Recovers Stolen Hupmobile in Rapid Sweep
Lewis and Clark county sheriffs nab Homer G. Wyatt of Fort Harrison within three hours of the theft report. The damaged Hupmobile sedan, owned by John J. Grainey of the Helena Stamp Works, was recovered in Great Falls after Wyatt allegedly sold it for five dollars down payment.
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Lewis and Clark County
Homer G. Wyatt
Fort Harrison
Great Falls
John J. Grainey
Helena Stamp Works
Sheriff's Office
Wyatt
Foot Represents State Road Board In Court
Stanley R. Foot assistant attorney general returned to his office after appearing in district court in Tied Lodge and Billings for the state highway commission. He argued in actions seeking condemnation of rights of way for highway projects. An award in Billings was reduced from 2120 to 1000. Boston a daughter of Woodrow Wilson prefers a career as a mother to a United States senatorship. Mrs Francis B Sayre said she would not be a candidate, citing family priorities.
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Tied Lodge
Billings
Aikte Highway Commission
Stanley R. Foot
Aut Agateut T. A. Reilly
Ref Lodge
Boston
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Francis B. Sayre
Disabled Veterans Convention Highlights Montana Aid Network
Governor Erickson outlined a $10,000 yearly state appropriation that drives about 900000 dollars annually into Montana through the Veterans Welfare commission. Eugene Callaghan, service officer, fights federal cases for disabled veterans not drawing regular compensation. Delegates appointed committees on credentials constitution legislation and rules as the Helena gathering welcomed by Public Safety Commissioner Wine.
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Dr. Herbert ©. Watts
John Mahan
David Dalagat
Veterans’ Bureau
J. J. Walsh
Missoula
George Davis
Helena
William Ryan
Anaconda
Constitution
E. A. Calmettes
I. L. Benepe
James Weaver
George Timmons
Butte
Charles Sheridan
Great Falls
T. Carlson
Dave K. Datager
Charles Brayman
Harold Mady
O. C. Lamport
Charles Meyers
Glenn Jordan
D. K. Dalager
James Rutledge
Charles Mickels
Billings
Victor Norberg
J. R. Wine
Earl Angle
Callaghan
Angie
Eugene Callaghan
Montana
Wool Market Sags as Prices Stand Barely Steady in Report
The Commercial Bulletin notes a dull uncertain wool market with prices barely steady. Demand shows some lift for medium wools in the West, while foreign markets are steadier. Regional quotes cover Delaine, blood, combing, and drovers, with prices listed for various fibers and grades across U S regions.
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Boston
Pia
Bradford
Toph
Tewat
Nohnir
Beaton
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
New Turk
Eingland
Texas
California
Ak Te Ree
AflAdle
Roe
State newspapermen meet at Glacier Park in September
The Montana Press association will hold its annual meeting September 16 and 17 in Glacier National Park. President Linebarger of Havre announced the plan after a conference with Vice President Rucker of Great Falls and other executive members. The park will host the gathering for the first time, with rail officials coordinating entertainment. Linebarger expects record attendance, noting the association’s increasing membership after touring 78 Montana plants and traveling 3,300 miles by rail and auto.
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Montana Press Association
Glacier National Park
R. G. Linebarger
Havre
Syith
T. F. Rucker
Great Falls
Glacier
Yellowstone Park
American Bankers’ Association
Ralph Budd
W. P. Kenney
Great Northern Railay
Linebarger
Montana
Austria's Greatest Actor Dies at 72 in Swiss Frontier
Vienna reports the death of Derivena, Austria's leading dramatic actor aged 72, after a long career in national drama spanning 17 years. In London a new girls home, costing $80,000 with half funded by Queen Mary, opened at Shoreditch with the queen present.
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Vienna
May Derivena
Austria
Chiyr
Switzerland
London
Shoreditch
Governor's Representative Returns From Wibaux Area
Col E H Williams adjutant general of the Montana National Guard returned last night from the Wibaux flood area and will report to the governor today on conditions. Father Callahan of St. Peter's Catholic Church said 125 homes were damaged or uninhabitable and over two feet of mud remains, posing health risks. Red Cross aid is sought for rehabilitation and to speed cleanup. Helena donors are slow, with 1090 of 3000 needed for quota. Ethel Barrymore to star in Scarlet Sister Mary dramatization with an all white cast.
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E. H. Wiliams
Montana National Guard
Wibaux
Churchman
William P. Callahan
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Father Callahan
Red Cross
Montana
Great Falls
Helen
Helena
Ralph O. Kaufman
Lewis and Clark County
New York
Ethel Barrymore
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Hartwig
Fhone
Blagier Park
State Nursery and Seed Co
Helena Ave
Bill
Horaus
May Deckerleg
Barnett
Foot
State Road Board
Oregon
Fine
F. M. Fr
F. M
Valley
Delaine
Arizona
New Mexico
Gremon
Pirat
Sunday's Independent
Broadwater County Creamery
Montana Grocery Company, Inc
Monarch
Monarch Ranges
Vicinity
Lillian Irma Sayles
Lillian Tenia Sayles
Ann Arbor University
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