Surgeon General Advises Marchers to Stay at Home
Surgeon General Cumming of the U S Bureau of Public Health warned that gathering so many people in Washington risks interstate disease spread. He urged states to issue warnings to prevent bonus watchers and dangerous travel back to home states. Meanwhile Montana railroad interests seek rehearing on 1932 assessments as rail values fall and tax burdens increase.
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Montana
Surecott General Cumming
U. S
Bureau of Public Health
W.F. Carswell
State Board of Health
Cumming
Washington
Bass yield to barber on Flathead Lake in big catch
Missoula June 14 reports from H R Palton a Missouri barber made a notable catch on Flathead Lake Sunday. He landed 31 pounds of bass in one hour with the largest fish weighing 644 pounds and the smallest 342 pounds.
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Missoula
Hazen Brothers Released On Furnishing Bond
William and James Dell Hazen, awaiting trial for burglary in the first degree, were released from the County Jail on bail of each. The brothers had been in custody about two months following an investigation into more than a dozen valley burglaries over eight to ten months. Authorities say twelve defendants confessed to 12 thefts after arrest. George W. Padbury Jr. acted as counsel. Bail bonds signed by Al. Jamey Hazen and F. J. Froene.
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William and
James “Dell Hazen
Loaee
YW. H. Pearman
Inj Cvetody
Sherif Arthur Parsons
George W. Padbury, Jr
al. Jamey Hazen
F. J. Froene
Marysville Oldtimer Tom Bare Dies in Alaska
Old-time Marysville resident Tom Bare is reported dead in Alaska at 78. A letter to Police Magistrate George Padbury from Wil Marghtroyd, former Marysville druggist now in Spokane, accompanies a clipping from the Alaskan Weeks in Seattle detailing Bare as a sturdy pioneer. He rode with Toho Larson as a teamster before leaving for Alaska in 1837 and perished in a storm on Ophir Ganes creek in Langko county while calming at his cabin.
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Tom Bare
Marysville
George Padbury
Wil Marghtroyd
Spokane
Seattle
Northland
Alaska
Toho Larson
Ophir- Ganes Creek
Iangko County
Alaskan Weekly
Montana
Iron
Trail
Elnter
Deover
Sheridan Again Heads Officers of State Guard
The annual meeting of the Infantry Officers Association was held at Camp Erickson with Col. Charles L. Shermina presiding. Col Sheridan was reelected to lead the organization for another year. Nelson Story III of Bozeman remains secretary treasurer. A semi formal ball was noted as a courtesy from the officers reserve group. A gas and chemical warfare school opened today under Major W. R. Hammond of the Montana National Guard. The third battalion, under Major B. K. Cheadle of Shelby, will parade Thursday. Numerous spectators gathered at Camp Erickson for the ceremonies, with Col. E. EL Williams and Howived expected to be welcomed.
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le 16Ava Infantry Officers Association
Camp Erickson
Charles L. Shermina
W Lo
Qiniler
Cal
Onel Sheridan
Nelson Story 111
Bozeman
Iail
National Guard
Fort Earison
Chemical Warfare
W. R. Hammond
Montang National Guard
Fourth Infantry
Jarvis Revue Opens Two Day Run at Marlow Helena
Jarvis Revue opens a two day vaudeville and musical comedy engagement in Helena after recent return. Bert and Percy deliver fast numbers while Roe Reeves and the Roe Sisters provide harmony and laughs. Willard Jarvis acts as master of ceremonies with a Paramount feature The Winner Sex starring Claudette Colbert and Lillian Tashman plus a Betty Boop cartoon. Matinee this afternoon with final show tonight.
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Jarvis Reve
Mariow Y Terday
Helena
Bert
Percy
Harmony Singere
Toux
Roe
Reeves
Laugitter
Willard Jarvis
Jarvis
Winer
Paramount
Claudette Colbert
Lillian Tashman
Willam Bord
Betty Boach
Dawes Nomination Could Shake Hoover Ticket
Texas delegates press for Dawes to enter the nomination fight as part of a broader move affecting the Hoover ticket. Balancing factions in the Tilt noix group discuss Dawes and possible names like James G. Harboard and Theodore Roosevelt, with Florida weighing in on Leonard Replogs as a potential candidate. Curtis remains a focal point as pro Haover forces back his renomination while cabinet members signal support despite doubt.
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Curtis
Hyall
Texas
Arkansas
Dawes
Spict Tiliais
Tiltnoix
Dawer
Len Small
Gover
Har
New York
James G. Harboard
Theodore Troosevelt
Philippines
William BK. Donovan
Land
United States
James W. Wadsworth
I. Leonard
Florida
Newman T Miller
West Palm Beach
Washington
Bis
Haover
Hoover
Daven
Dolly Gann
Brown
Wilbur
Teover
Monaghan for Congress Club Forms in First District
Supporters of Joseph P. Monaghan organize a Monaghan for Congress club meeting at Eddy Cabin tonight to elect officers and outline campaign plans. The group aims to regroup after a narrow defeat two years ago and build a permanent Democratic campaign organization in the first district.
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Vielock
Eddy Cabin
Joseph PF. Monaghan
Twhern
Congress
Monaghan
Oriental production charms audience at Sacked House play
A apricked house witnessed the play Lance an oriental comedy written and produced by Miss Maria Bower with local talent Amy in the cast. The stage, makeup, costumes, and backdrops created an oriental atmosphere. Cecil Chriewenser received praise for his entr’acte before Miss Bower was presented with flowers. A identical performance is planned tomorrow at the Unitarian church.
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Lance
Maria Bower
Amy
Dun Euch
Cecil Chriewenser
Miss Dower
Mabel Mailer
Sanya
Temarrow
Boom
Woman Shot. Husband Sought as Friend Held
Police pursue details after a woman is shot and her husband is sought along with a man described as a friend. Early reports indicate parts of the story may be unclear or incomplete while investigators press to identify all involved.
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Dil Man
Ness
Icting
Resubmission Debate on Constitutional Change and Prohibition
A discussion argues that altering the constitution requires a new amendment repealing the old and placing the issue before states, needing three fourths ratification. The speaker insists no constitutional method allows a direct popular vote on the question. In Morocco, June 14, clashes leave one French and five Moroccan soldiers dead as rebels attack a supply route to ports.
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Shei
Morocco
Rahat
Amiliatra
Wool appraisers enter field to aid Montana growers
Growers wool appraisers under Charles Tuttin of Boston, engaged by Montana Cooperative Wool Marketing Association, inspect clips to determine grade and shrinkage so advances can be paid on market value without storage delays. Tuttin arrived from Salt Lake after completing Utah appraisal, with assistants assigned across Montana ranches where shearing is underway.
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Montana
Peng. & Corgs
Charles Tuttin
Boston
Montana Cooperative Wool Marketing Association
Tuttle
Salt Lake
Utah
National
George Lister
Joseph Richardson
Pang Draner
Robert Ahearn
George McPherson
SKY DEV SULLENS MARLOW SCREENING
Edward Sutherland directs Sky Devils at the Marlow opening tomorrow. The Howard Hughes remedy sensation features Wallace Beery and Raymond Staton in Be in the Front. Sutherland, known for We're in the Navy Now, also directed Palmy Day with Sid Cantor.
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Edward Sutherland
Howard Hughes
Marlow
Tenan
Wallace Beery
Raymond Statton
Sutherland
Endie Cantor
Sky Hevtis
Spencer Tracy
Wiliam Toyd
George Cooper
Tax Act Revised to Catch Slick Dodgers
Washington June 14 AP The ten day old tax law was amended to close a loophole that allowed large firms with nine string contracts to escape the excise tax on goods bringing in about 40,000,000 to 50,000,000. The change, signed by President Froover after House approval, was explained as correcting an oversight to keep installments from being taxed if contracts were made before the tax took effect.
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Washington
Junin
Froover
Tt Wan
Prisp
Georgia
Hhe House
Ways and Means
Congress
Uebil
Stalin
Laxanla Gaada
Violet Sharpe's Sister Marries London Man
Emily Sharpe, sister of Violet Sharpe the English maid who died in the Morrow home, has learned she is married in London to a George Painghofers who went to America. A Dallas murder trial fact mentions a $2,000,000 sum related to Andersman during a 20 minute duration.
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Freenham
England
Emily Sharpe
Violet Sharpe
Suleide
New Foray
Violet
London
George Painghofors
America
Dallas
Texas
Pony Mining Men Plan Federal Ad For Prospector
A Vigilante Mining Federation proposal from Pony Montana seeks federal aid to finance prospecting and mining via a revolving fund of 30000000 to be administered by non political non commercial bodies, with schooling and expert boards. Funds would grubstake new discoveries and back production, profits repay the loan with interest, and administrators would receive compensation.
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Pony
Montana
Jeters
Atntea
Alson
Peliet Associationg
Mills 15 in Adw With Delegation
Mil ls 15 in ADW with delegation continues as Mills clashes with New York leaders over repeal resolutions. Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia warns Mills to back a minority report if committees oppose the New York delegation, while tensions rise over prohibition on the floor.
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W. Tinesland Macy
New York
Maer
Ethcally
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
Mills
Montana Delegation Pledges Indian Policy Reform
The Montana delegation endorses a Republican platform pledging government action to expand Native American participation in business and property management. It calls for laws to advance health education and equitable rights, aiming for full justice in duties between tribes and the United States.
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Montana
Marlow
Indiana
Republic
United States
Lecture on conventions of the two national parties at college chapel
Dr. Chartes J Ritchey of Tatermountain college summer faculty will lecture at 9 46 this morning on the conventions of the two national parties at the college chapel announced by President Wen Id Brooks. The talk begins a series on political and economic topics for public interest and invites all to attend. Tahoe City California lightning strikes and heavy rain cause damage and property disruption as big stones wash down and streams surge after the storm.
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Chartes J. Ritchey
Tatermountain College
College Chapel
Wen- Iden
Brooks
Rittehey
Cuninger
Wally
Class Exercises Tonight At State Vocational School For Girls
Eighth to tenth graders at Herena valley State Vocational School for Girls will hold evening exercises tonight at 8 o clock. Mrs Walker superintendent announces program including song salutation class will class hopelessness and a one act operetta titled Lady Frances. Thursday night ends with a Shaw commencement program and graduation exercises with Chancellor M A Brannon delivering the address. Former Gov Stewart chairs the school board and will present diplomas. Public is invited.
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Herena Valley
Walker
Lugdy Frances
Shaw
M. A. Brannon
Greater University of Mantank
Stewaret
Ulonal School Board
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Great Northern
Charles Donnelly
Northern Pacific
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Barber
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkleas
Helena Meat Co
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Hennessy 540 Bros
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Hazen Brothers
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Capital Optical Parlor
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J. Sullivan
E. A. Kants
Chequamegon
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George von Winkie, Jr
Gorham Roberta, Jr
Iugsollege
Cloudauest
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Tahoe City
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Pretty Girls
Clyde
Melvyn Douglas
Lilyan Tashman
Willian Moyd
Betty Boop
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Ann Dvorar
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