Attor ney General rules on relief residence questions
The attorney general issued two opinions on establishing residence for relief aid. One held a Lake county resident employed on a Missoula WPA project established county residence and qualified for relief from Missoula if in need. The other found a university student from Richland County who lived in Missoula for two years established county residence and was entitled to relief and WPA certification regardless of student status.
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Missoula County
Missoula
State University of Montana
Richland County
Welfare Board
W.P.A
Works Progress Administration
State University
Services for Chief Justice Sands Set in Chinook Home
Funeral services for Montana Supreme Court Chief Justice Walter B. Sands will be held in Chinook with details to be announced. His body will be taken there Thursday morning. Opp and Conrad arrange. Capitol offices will close today noon to 2 pm as the body lies in state in the rotunda. A Masonic guard stands at attention. He died after injuries from being struck by a backing bus on Main Street Friday, followed by a hip fracture, heart attack, pneumonia, and coma.
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Walter B. Sands
Montana Supreme Court
Main Street
Chinook
Opp
Conrad
Capitol
Masonic Guard of Honor
Justice Sands
Sixth and Main
Mr. Sands
Garnet L Cole Files for Sheriff Nomination in Helena
Garnet L Cole a lifelong Helena resident filed as a democratic candidate for sheriff in the July primary. He has ranching and restaurant experience and ran Cole's cafe at 108 South Main Street. With four days left to file, 32 candidates have filed. no other county offices or legislature candidates have yet filed. References to crop rotation by Dickson of Edinburgh in 1777 appear in the same note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnet L. Cole
Helena
Cole
South Main Street
A. J. Duncan
Flood control fights clog Senate and House agenda
The Senate debated flood control as midnight approached with Senator O Mahoney opposing and Senator Barkley seeking unanimous consent to vote. A recess was set to 10 a m as other measures awaited action. The House moved quickly, approving wage hour and lending bills, anti monopoly probes, and phosphate resource surveys, while debating rail loans and farm payments. The wage hour bill passed the House 290 to 88 and faced constitutional questions in the Senate before passage. The Chesapeake Corporation voted to dissolve, distributing assets including control of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. The AMA announced no change in contraception policy, and Canada deferred action on broader divorce grounds by six months.
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Bard
Senate
O'Mahoney
D. Wyo
Bankhead
Barkley D. Ky
Noor
Barkley
House
Fousa Yorket
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Rooserst
Aisc
Ottawa
House of Commons
Canada
Hundreds participate in annual Flag Day observance
Hundreds of Helena residents joined Helena lodge No 193 Elks in the annual Flag Day program in Hill Park. The event featured a Bozeman infantry band, flag distribution by Boy Beauts, flag code talk by American Legionnaires, and a Rainbow Girls display of historic banners. Detroit Shriners performed a drill show and parade, with a Shrine dance and departure to Yellowstone Park. Rainbow Girls listed, and Elks committee listed.
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Helena Lodge No. 193
B. P. O. Elks
Hill Park
Congress
United States of America
163Rd Infantry
Bozeman
John Fechter
Bozeman Lodge of Elke
Sons of American Legionnaires
Walter J. Nulan
B. Plol Elks
Nilan Re
Rainbow
Sam Hoberts
Helena Lodge of Elke
American Legion
Temple of the Shrine
Detroit
Detroit Shriners
Main Street
Shrine Temple
Shrine Imperial Council
Los Angeles
Yellowstone Park
Rainbow Girls
Clyde W. Burgan
Marie Denny
Mary Galligan
Clara Low Hillebrecht
Lucille James
Helen Kurizek
Lucille Mahan
Katharine McGaffick
Leotia June Reinig
Dorothy Roberts
Helen Shoemaker
Chere Mae Swanson
Hyelyn Thompson
Avis Anne Tobin
Betty Tobin
Lars Whitehead
Natt Zathary
Elks
Hugh R. Adair
Sam D. Goza
Dr. C. F. Jump
Alex Cunningham
E. E. Bailey
Catholic Groups Host Card Party and Dance Tonight
Knights of Columbus and Daughters of Isabella sponsor a card party and dance at the Knights of Columbus hall on North Park Avenue this evening. Cards begin at 8, dancing at 9 with Skipper Kelly's orchestra. Open to all attendees.
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Knights of Columbus
The
Daughters of Isabella
North Park Avenue
Skipper Kelly
Births in the city record two new sons
To Mr and Mrs James Walker of 02 Ninth avenue a son Tuesday morning at St Johns hospital To Mr and Mrs Donald Allen of 1229 Ninth avenue a son Tuesday morning at St Peters hospital
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James Walker
Ninth Avenue
St. John’s Hospital
Donald Allen
St. Peter's Hospital
Poor People Need Medical Care and Doctors Must Act
San Francisco June 14 A government spokesman warned the American Medical Association that the public will act to supply indigent and underprivileged with adequate medical care unless the profession offers progressive leadership. Dr Warren J Draper said one third of people are not going to remain ill fed or ill housed and urged quick action and leadership from the medical profession. France Prepares Paris June 14 France prepared to handle a standing army of one million men. the cabinet announced a decree increasing officers and men the third large increase in three months. Cotton Report Washington June 14 Government reports show domestic consumption and exportation of American cotton in the 10 months ending June 1 were 14 percent smaller than last season.
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Action EX Medicos
San Francisco
House of Delegates
American Medical Association
American Medical A S
Tsett
Association
Warren J. Draper
Dr. Draper
Draper
Medical Association
France
Paris
Cabimet
Washington
Kidnapping Bluff Fails. Suspect Apprehended in Bank
In Los Angeles on June 14, a bank manager triggered a burglar alarm to thwart a kidnapping hoax. Nathan Altshuler, 20, was arrested inside the bank after delivering a note demanding 3000 dollars. The note mentioned a deadline and cited the Levine and Cash cases. Altshuler claimed another man urged the plan. The manager confirmed his three sons Peyton 26, Jack 22, and Robert 16 were safe at home in Glendale, Massachusetts.
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Los Angeles
Nathan Altshuler
P. A. Baer
Levine
Businness
Baer
Altshuler
Peyton
Jack
Robert
Glendale
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M. J. Sullivan
Frank
Bill
Chesapeake Corporation
Baltimore
van Sweringan Tall Empire
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Helena Lodge OF Elks
Galt
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Galll
Muscatel Fiers
Angelica Ae Ete
Tae Ayia
Wellesley
Mass
Mary Ella Waller
Hampshire
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Helena Trades and Labor Assembly
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Strain Brothers
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