Vagrants in Great Falls Arrests Spark Montana Safety Drive
Sheriff Bob Gordon and deputies moved to curb vagrants and beggars in Cascade County. Seven men were arrested on investigation charges and held in the county jail. Reports note more vagrants in Great Falls than in years, plus looting complaints as the drive to root out fugitives continues.
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Great Fall
Bob Gordon
Gordon
Great Falls
Montana
Cascade County
Cordon
Ice Cream Sent to Flood Region by Motor Truck
Henningsen Dairy Products sent two Theton trucks to Dillon to deliver cream to customers in the flood area as railroad tracks were wrecked. Empty cans were also moved to Dillon to receive shipments from Idaho and southern Montana, with the cream then railborn to Dal ton and moved into Butte. HB Hirsh and Mr Bull led the operation.
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Butte
Henningsen Dairy Products Company
Dillon
Idaho
Montana
Dalton
HB Hirsh
Mr Bull
Celebration for Lindbergh Brings Several to Court
Great Falls court records show Charles Root arrested after celebration over Charles Lindbergh’s Atlantic flight. Root, charged with operating a disorderly house, faced police action amid a night of revelry that drew many locals and visitors, with accusations of soliciting and public disturbance.
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Lindbergh
Great Falls
Tate
Charles Lindbergh
Atlautic Ocean
Charles Root
Rompamens Root
On | Lee
Tom and Terry
Assistant Treasurer Controversy Clouds Butte Council
The June stormy Butte council session heated over appointing Frank T Connor as assistant treasurer. Mayor Kerr Beadle and City Treasurer Vic McCarthy clash with aldermen over who controls appointments. McCarthy insists he has sole right to appoint staff and will not allow Connor access to the treasury counter.
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Bute
Kerr Mearle Het
Frank T Tim* Connor
Dineen
Act WR
William Jownes
Barry Clears
John Callow
Tnn Woods
Dan McGrath
McGrath
John Tindquist
T J MrCarty
Conte
O Connor
Major Beadlesaul
Wdy
P Dineen
Beadle
Vic
Carthy
Watt
Asx
Heddle
Ant
McCarthy
Butte
Tom
Harry
Farmer Walden Arrested for Dairy Cattle Misconduct
Great Falls resident Jane Walden alias Dred Johnson, 42, was arrested Wednesday on a dairy cattle abuse charge. Deputy Shen C C Johnson secured the warrant at $1000 from Justice P J Shields after the complainant, Tom Parson, accused Walden of forcing cattle through high water and withholding them, with a herd under a named herder. The case cites alleged incidents on June 8 and involves disputed ownership and access to the cattle.
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Great Falls
Jane
Parson
Walden
Unem
Tam Mt. Ne
Sherif I
Flathead River Waters Recede at Kalispell
Flood notes report the Flathead River crest near two feet above normal, with many areas seeing receding waters. The crossing at the steel bridge may reopen soon while other low-lying routes remain flooded and impassable in parts of the valley.
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Kalispell
Big Hole Highway Opened After Snow Marches Back
June 1 report states snow clings to Big Hole summit yet road is navigable after repairs by Ted Reinbold and party. Two cars crossed Sunday with some difficulty around fallen trees. The group traveled to Tra Creek and met a California car bound for the Bitter Root before returning by evening. Opening date unusually late this year.
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Hamilton
Big Hole
Ted Reinbold
Rembold
Murray Clen Melaren
Roscoe Tranm
Shalkaho Carls
Big Hole Mountain
Thaion
Robbins Circus Wrestler Thrown by Local Product
Ramville crowd of about thousand watched the Robbins Circus event as Tom Mev Wolf Pathea, a Northern Montana wrestling champion, faced John Marti, a traveling heavyweights star. The match ended when Pathea threw Marti with a forward armith move after around one and a half minutes.
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Ramville
Reicbis Bros
Vicus
Tom Mev
Wolf Pathea
Chammon
Nortlertt
Montana
John Marti
Circus
Pillon
Marton
Will Rebuild 11 Miles Road to Lead Mines
Reconstruction of the 11 miles of highway between Monarch and the Barker mines in St Joseph Lead Mining company country will be undertaken jointly by Cascade Comms and the mining company under a tentative agreement reached Wednesday. Estimated cost of the improvement is 38 000.
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Great Tall
Ilales
Inghway
Monarch
Barker
St Joseph
Martinsdale News reports on grads and local events
Martinsdale residents attend State University graduation for Clifford. local figures such as Rev C I Daane spoke at Presbyterian services. several area residents earned eight grade diplomas at the state exam. birthdays celebrated for Mrs Ruby Dease and Miss Margaret. families traveled from Shawmut and Denver for town activities and notable visits noted throughout the week.
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Mtr
Mra Rauney
Clifford
State Uiversity St Werk
I Daane
Daane
Absurpees
Roventan
Tian
John Sumpter
Delpine Marthe
Tebo
Tennen
Henderson Coates
Board of
Coates
Tlorence Alldredge
Ruby Dease
Margaret. Warren
Findon Tangham
Tacrney
Vienor
Jouse
Shawmut
Wehlin Lierney
Denver
Harlow + fen
Smith
Mex Clorks
George Laurence Company
Mort Find
Abandon Plan for Montana Plane to Hawaii Flight
Missoula dated June 16 reports plans to launch a Montana aircraft on a flight to Hawaii were abandoned. Key figures Bickenbach Hack Higgins Heyfron traveled to Helena and Great Falls to seek financing, but time constraints ended the venture. The push to enter a Montana plane in the cross country air derby remains active, with Spokane still a target.
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Missoula
Montana
Flawan
HY 1
Bickenbach
Walter Hack
Ronald Higgins
Taw J Heyfron
Helena
Great Falls
Hawaii
Spokane
Irrigation Project inspection set after advisory study
An advisory committee of engineers appointed by the secretary of the interior will visit the Clathead irrigation project from June 27 to July 3 to study economic and engineering aspects of federal reclamation and Indian irrigation programs. Members include Thay P Teele of Agriculture, Porter J Preston of Reclamation, and Charles A Lygle of the Indian Service.
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St Ignatws
C J Moody
Trathead
Secretary of
I the Interior
Tuly
Thay P Teele
Department of Agriculture
Porter J Preston
Bureau of Reclamsation
Montana Ex Con Framed in Wyoming Case
Cheyenne June 16. From drab MSS the site supreme court today passes two cases. A Montana ex convict features in a messy sequence involving damages, constants, and claims of constabulary ethics. The narrative centers on a man linked to Gow verse county and a ranch, with proceeds and alleged losses cited, including $924 and $15 saddles. The prosecution and district court reports suggest questions about trial conduct and evidence, with a sheriff involvement and a prior photograph presented in court.
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Cheyenne Waa
Swls
Supreme Court Today
Harry Finnes
Cares
Mona
Liph
Wis
Basin News highlights and travel notes from Corbig region
Velma Dibson of Corbig visited Mrs Van Verham, returning home Sunday. Mrs Allan Bullock left for Grystabanme to spend the summer with her family. Trent Neagel plans a summer stay from Karksville with Lisaster and Mrs L Lowelle. Neagel, a graduate of the American College of Osteopathy at Karksville, starts in January. Flooding and high water disrupt Bas creek bridges and Ruby district roads making travel difficult. Various locals, including Deby Jmselle, Miss Jackson, and Vera Jackson, are mentioned with visits, teaching, and summer plans in Dillon, Butte, Clancy, Helena, and Boulder.
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Mats Velma Dibson
Corbig
van Verham
Allan Bullock
Grystabanme
Trent Neagelt
Karksille Mo
Lisaster
L Lowelle
Neagel
Karksille Rm Januar
Basi
Bas Creek
Ruby District
Deby
Jmselle
Butte
Mra
al Reiddel
Ted Knowles
Boulder
al Loiselle
Exon de
Wopperworthe
Bully
Henri Jootselle
Vera Jackson
Dillon
Miss Jackson
Bernice Ischinel
William Parr
Jowlands
Cardwell
Herbert Clay
Helena
Sanders
John Kostud
Rasim
Fort Harrison
Iris
Jack Alexander
Seattle
Bute
Axtell
Old-Time Rancher Drowns in Ruby River Flood
Virginia City reports a drowning after a Ruby River flood where an old time rancher, Dick Kingery, disappeared while attempting to reach a bridge abutment. His body was found about half a mile below the Anderson line. Both horses drowned and the river remains dangerous after years of floods.
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Virginia City
Dick Kingety
Sears
Ringers
Arm Break After Rope Accident at Local Bridge
A worker named Andronda Jane, 16, was in a rope incident near a bridge over a flooded area. He was seriously injured with a badly broken arm and burns from rope contact. Emergency crews hauled rock to shore, with responders aiding a storekeeper and saving hundreds of dollars in supplies as waters rose and rescue efforts continued.
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Andronda Jane
St Aung Hocptal
Jefk Arin
Wathout
Accused Mother of Six Faces Charge in Local Hearing
A mother identified as Mrs Less faced a grand jury on charges related to neglect of her six children. The boy Liles Danny testified that the child had a troubled two year period with the family home, with reports of the youth wandering and returning to his father. The case centers on alleged neglect and the county recorder presiding over the proceedings.
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Delur
Former Band Musicians Meet After Forty Years
Two former bandsmen reunite in Billings after four decades, J B Bates and H Jord Sersey, who once played with Sousa era ensembles and later for the Columbia Phonograph Co. Bates travels from Montana to California with wife, while Seavey plans a Western trip via Yellowstone Park before settling in California.
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Billu
Chicago
Rath
Jord Sersey
J B Bates
Riley
Sears of Companion
Columbia Phonograph Company
Montana
Butte
Palluigs
Chance
California
Seavey
Billings
Yellowstone Park
West
Graduation Day At Normal College Likely Largest Class
Dillon June 16 commencement at the auditorium of the normal college for the 4 class with 101 graduates, the largest to date. Address by Tudge Tvman 11 Bennett of Virginia. Diplomas conferred by President S L Davis and Chancellor VA Brannon. Music by Ralph We Jadden, women’s and glee clubs perform. Benediction given. many parents unable to attend due to service tabloid.
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Dillon
Wor! Callege
T School
Tudge Tvman
Bennett
Virgin T Civ
S L Davis
VA Brannon
Leg Saved by Quick Thinking in Power Line Incident
Thompson Daily Tune reports a narrow escape when Arthur Prostam suffered a leg injury during a power company task amid a misstep and falling debris. Quick action by a fellow worker with a rope looped around the leg, preventing worse harm, saved Prostam from serious injury while the crew aided him until medical staff arrived.
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Thompson Daily
Arthur Prostam
Hanny
Power Company
Serant
Preston
Fat
License Forfeited for Small Fish Catches
June 15 reports explain Carl Anderson and another fisherman were charged with violations of fishing limits. Police arrested the men after a week of activity, and a court case resulted in a $30 fine and the rescinding of their fishing licenses for catching undersized fish.
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Hutte
Carl Anderson
Vesterdssom
Vio Fitone
Rane Jane
Seset
Fengil
Dewuty Gime Woden
Gun Discharges, Leg Wounded in Accident
A man named Dulko Vane 16 and Lars were assisting when a firearm discharged injuring his right leg. The bullet entered the calf and lodged near the ankle as the frame of his brother Faery watched. He is reportedly resting easily today.
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Dulko Vane
Lars Opp
Faery
Watt
Dark Muskrats to Home in Montana
A shipment of rit breedy stock arrived Tuesday for Liubert Steward of Tandon to be shipped to Conrad and associates of Denver. A small family of four, including two babies, moved to the Stewart farm where the animals were delivered, and there were fears the young would not survive the cold trip to Findan.
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Martinsdale
Temporary Bridge Erected Over Batte Root River
A temporary crossing is being built across the Bitter Root river east of Victor after the bridge washed out in last week’s flood peak. Work binds the span across the 60 foot gap left by the failure.
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Missoula
Batter Root
Victor
Cameraman Arrives for Summer at Highon Hill Estate
Jack Herbert arrives with Cameraman from Meine Fla to spend summer at Highon Hill property known as The Haules Neat. Herbert, connected with Fox Farm Corporation, plans to film at Mission Valley Th new sunt aner home.
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Stignalus
Jack Herbert
Meine Fla
Highon
Too Many Sacks Beer Unhealthy for Law Violators
Great Falls reports a Prohibition action as officer Er nest Corcoran halted a car and seized beer in a Second Street alley. Wrog, 39, was arrested on prohibition violation charges and released on bond. Automobile to be confiscated as part of enforcement.
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Great Falls
Ernest Corcoran
Second Alley
Second
Third Streets
MMG Wrog
New Editor for the Moore Paper Takes Charge Aug 1
Lewistown June 16 The Moore independent hires WoOM Jones as new editor and publisher for one year. He will assume full control August 1 while the current editor Willy T relocates near Porthind to pursue farming and business interests.
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Lewistown
Moore
Woom Jones
The
Shannon
Loyal Messenger
Ipt
Willy T
Porthind
Fruit Rus
Despondent Missoula Shoemaker Ends His Life At Home
Missoula June 16 Harry A Jolson a 62 Woody street shoemaker resident of Missoula for 20 years ended his life by taking Lysol sometime between 8 and 9 o'clock while family attended church. Mrs Jolson discovered him in a upstairs room at 9 15 pm and a physician was summoned but he died soon after. Survived by wife, a daughter Doroth 13, and two sisters Mrs Wit han Carswell of Spokane and Mrs Ross D Yokom of Portland.
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Missoula
Harry A Jolson
Sherwood Street
Johnson
Woody Street
Ins
Doroth
Withan Carswell
Spokane
Ross D Yokom
Portland
Livingston Man Injured When Car Turns Over
A Livingston man was severely injured Monday evening when a car left the road near Chestnut and rolled several times, pinning him beneath. He suffered a deep gash requiring 12 to 14 stitches on the head, a bruised shoulder, and possible broken bones, and was taken into Livingston by tourists who found him shortly after the crash. The incident occurred near the grid and ditch area, with initial details from the wreckage and local witnesses.
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Livingston
Dr. Preevost
South
Sirret
Wiss
Mr Prevost
Prevosts
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