Postmasters Open Ninth Annual Convention in Plager
The National League of Displaced Postmasters opens its ninth annual convention in the Placer blue room with president Marie T. Moler presiding. Addresses, singing, and a convention photo mark morning events, followed by an afternoon session on rural mail service and by-laws. The day ends with a banquet at Eddy's Cabin and a speakers program led by A. K. Resner as host.
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Montana Uranel
National League of
A. Briscoe
M. O. Limam
Doh Clapp
Jeanne Executive Committee
Beecheroye
Indiana
A. L Reeves
FP. W. Mayer
George White
R. H. Mar
Montana Mural Carriers’ Association
George Sue Pree
Secon
Marysville
Lightning Kills Two As Sudden Storm Hits Airport
A lightning flash without rain struck near the passenger station at the municipal airport. Two men died and a third was severely burned. The deceased were Moe Paard of Minneapolis and Anthony Venermans of Chicago. The injured man is Thebert Jones of Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Moe Paard
Minneapolis
Minn
Anthony Venermans
Chicago
Wi Thbert Jones
Kas
Three Men Die In Auto Train Collision Near Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas June 14 three men were killed when their car was struck by an inbound Texas and Pacific passenger train at a crossing eight miles northeast of the city. The deceased were Carl J Daerr 41 Fraternal Order of Eagles officer Lieo Daurm Stadt 52 inner guard and Fred Olman 72 painter and decorator. The car was dragged 500 feet along the track before the locomotive stopped and rescuers found all dead.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Texas and Pacific
Here
Carl J. Daerr
Order of
Ales
Lieo Daurm- Stadt
Aerie
Order of Eagles
Fred Olman
Cooley Honored At Quarter Century Banquet
R A Cooley, a Montana State College entomology professor, was honored at a Quarter Century Banquet as he prepares to resign to join the National Institute of Health. He will remain through July 1, head field work for tick control across 12 western states, with plans for a field station in southern Colorado and extended travel to study conditions in the south.
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Cooley
Africa
Montana
Itocik
Hamilton
Texas
Colorado
Conley
Entomologist Plans Africa Return and Local Org Start
An entomologist argues for returning to Africa but says progress hinges on building an organization locally, which will take about two years. He notes reduced danger from spotted fever but warns laboratory workers handling ticks face greater risk. Since the Spencer-Parker vaccine in 1905, only one of eleven workers infected has died, indicating progress since then.
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Africa
Aylord
Derry
Gaylord
Trene
Darty
Irene
Lisband
Hell
Vacation Time Topic At Helena Business Dinner
Helena Business and Professional Women's club to hold a June dinner at Placer Nolte grill room. Program includes vacation hints, Montana resorts sketch, health tips for vacationists, care of air and skin, summer accessories, and fashion displays. Guest reservations welcomed.
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Wats WU
Helena
Vera Smith
Uy Reha House
Mary J. Johnson
Viigelman’s
Mra
Katherie Dayhoff
Fligelman
Gina Munson
Dischay
Stella Lejeune
Sanden
Feypuson
Tobacco Advert Campaign Praises Workers And News Ads
Newspap er advertising ranks as a shaper of public opinion says Liggett Meyers Tabacco Co in announcing a Chesterfield campaign. The plan highlights workers from railroads to post offices and many professions, citing census figures to praise daily labor and professional service nationwide.
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New York
Jann
Je Tiggett & Meyers Tabarco Co
Chesterfield
United States
Sagt
Handon
Humber
Vnele Sam’s
Liggett & Myers Company
Ate Torneya-Atlaw
Memorial services for sailors of Posfinon
Memorial services were held both afloat and ashore in Weihelwel China for 20 sailors lost when the submarine Iane tdon sank after a collision in the Yellow Sea on Tuesday. British marines and other vessels gathered near the site as a ceremonial parade honored 36 survivors and mourners. Eighteen perished in the sinking and two of the survivors died later.
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Weihelwel
China
Yellow Sea
Ting
Servicen Op
Romance tangled with danger at Oakdale hospital
Irene faces scandal and danger as a night of passion with Derry Meade erupts into a chase, a crash, and a hospital ward. Gaylord and Derry clash in a street duel as Irene’s future hangs on a fragile thread of love, money, and reform.
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Caylord
Derry
Jank
Gaylord
Irene
Oakdale
Derry San
Pomatvertin
Meade
Onix Gaylord
Tammy
Nautilus Unable to Maneuver for Line
Washington June 14 The battleship Wyoming faced a heavy day as a storm tossed Nautilus could not maneuver into position to be taken aboard by Wyoming and Arkansas. Rear Admiral Claude C. Bloch reported the submarine had only enough power to send emergency messages. Daylight hopes to tow the distressed submersible were noted, with ships remaining in close contact to assess the situation.
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Washington
Wyoming
Navy Department
Claude C. Bloch
Arkansas
Bloch
Helena Man Interested in Big Power Project
William Manning of Helena mined engines and extensive operations in the Northwest learned of a proposed Z canyon project on the Pend Oreille river 118 miles north of Spokane Col Cooper a noted engineer took an option on the property Several years of preliminary work cost over 100000 with a 200 foot shaft and river crosscut water was conveyed to the shaft a diamond drill probed to the river bottom The canyon walls narrow to 18 feet about 85 feet above water estimations show 460000 horsepower possible for the site Cooper later sought federal permission for a 195000 horsepower plant at an estimated 16000000 cost The item notes a tree used as a footbridge during surveys and Manning’s foresight in the property’s value Also Minneapolis June 14 Dr Henry L Williams longtime Minnesota football coach died today of heart disease after a long illness
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William Manning
Helena
Leely
le Northwest
Stugh Cooper
United States
Z Canyon
Pend Oreille River
Spokane
Manning
Cooper
Pend OreiDe
Tairgent
Ningaea Falls
Niagara Walls
Manening
Durhig
Rocky Canyon
Munning
Tongaga
Federal Power Commission
Governor Erickson to Speak at Deer Lodge Rodeo
Deer Lodge Montana June 14 Gov John F Erickson of Helena plans to attend the second annual DFEA Lodge rodeo on July 4 and 5 delivering the principal address on July 4 morning. Also listed are Senator Tom Kane and possibly Burton Wheeler with Deer Lodge officials coordinating events.
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Deer Lodge
John F. Erickson
Helena
Association
Princpal
Will Delver
Sted
Tom Kane
Bitter Rest
Burton K. Wheeler
United States Senate
Wheelera
New Mexico
Senate
Rodeo Ageretary
Montana
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R. A. Cooley
Professor QR. A. Cooley
Capital Motors, Inc
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Tory
Tommy
Beryl
Prentiss
Derry Meade
Oskdale
Spyrang
Treaetre
Berry
Thia
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Raza
Des
Trona
Gay Jord
Dersy
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Ceres
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Fiton
Perry
Coach
Henry L. Williams
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Talk of
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Montana Power Co
Westinghouse
Governor Erickson
DFEA
White Cross Electric
Liberal
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