Forty-Five Montana Seniors Compete for Edison Honor
Forty five Montana high school seniors contest the Edison honor as the Montana Board of Education meets July 1. One winner travels to West Orange to work at Edison laboratories and be mentored by Mr. Edison. Elwyn White of Kalispell leads a list of applicants with strong science and math credentials.
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Montana
Board of Education
West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Mr. Edison
Elwyn White
Kalispell
Bozeman
New York League Would Drop Walker in Election Review
The Clugens' Union issued a resort reviewing Mayor Jamen Walker's administration. The non partisan group urged not defeating him in the coming election, calling his leadership rash and militant while accusing him of favoring politicians, personal hands, and monopolies over city interests. Rio De Janeiro reports note 100 monkeys landed from Africa for yellow fever fight. cinemas aid crucial campaign on disease in Bahia and Sao Paulo.
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New York
Clugens’ Union Today
Jamen
Walker
Union
Ranthis
Raurige
Oblm
Estes
Rio de Janeiro
Africa
Bahia
Sao Paulo
Suffering Seen as Trial and Glory in Faithful Life
Rev. I. X. O'Farrell of Kalispell's St. Matthew's preaches that earthly pain tests and refines faith, turning suffering into merit and a pledge of future glory. He argues mankind faces many miseries, yet believers see divine purpose, with Christ sanctifying pain and guiding the faithful toward heavenly reward.
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I. X. O'Farrell
St. Matthew's Church
Kalispell
Father Farrell
Eden
Christ
Helena Mining Activity Shifts Name as Mines Move Forward
The Helena Mining Review reports W. Norman of Spokane takes lease and option on the Muffly properties, including Hiantha and Custer, to begin de-watering and assess future operations. Other notes cover Blackfoot Silver Lead’s Car bonate mine rewatering, electric power talks for Helena Silver Lead, and various local mining moves and inspections.
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W. &. Norman
Spokane
Hiantha
Custer
Winston
United States
Blackfoot
Hewitt
LR. Fleck
New York
Blackshot Silver-Lead
Helena
Seven Mile
Two Names Vetted for Farm Board Seats
President Hoover narrows the field for the new farm aid board selecting two definite candidates James Stone of Lexington Kentucky and Carl Riemy publisher of an Oklahoma farm paper. Standards require regional distribution farming experience and expertise in marketing finance and business. A special message to Congress seeks 150 million of the 800 million authorized.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Burley Tobacco Growers Ta-operative Association
Carl Riamy
Oklahoma Farm Paper
Moorer
Neaver
Sam
Hoover
Hoe
Congress
Wesgion
Thunderbolt opens at Marlow theater in Harlem tale
TALNIE SCORES IT a new talking picture opens at the Marlow theater. George Batcroft presents Thunderbolt, a successor to Underworld, directed by Josef von Sternberg with George Bancroft in the lead. The film follows the underworld from Harlem to Sing Sing, with vivid scenes and a cast including Fay Wray and Richard Arlen in supporting roles.
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Marlow Theater
George Batcroft
Underworld
Harlem
New York
Condemned Row
Little Green Door
Elery Clafmnette
Josef von Sternberg
George Bancroft
Richard Arlen
Fay Wray
Wolf of Wall Street
Artist Colony Killing Suppressed by Police
A shooting at the Artist Colony left a victim with a head wound. Police held a suspect identified as McClure for questioning, then turned him over to United States authorities after initial inquiries. Local authorities and federal investigators coordinated in the case.
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McClure
United States
Oratge
Storms Strain Pacific Fleet as Laurel Breaks Up
Eight crew members were rescued after the lumber steamer Laurel broke in two and drifted near the Columbia river mouth in a fierce gale. The bow was anchored offshore while the stern drifted, with 13 men aboard the wreckage. The Multnomah was disabled with passengers removed by a pilot schooner to Astoria. Police planned to place McClure in custody as the search for Mrs Wood’s attacker continued after her death by gunshot.
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Ore
Tune 16
Laurel
Columbia River
Tlwsco
Wash
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Walliam Dimond Company
Portland
Los Angeles
L. Johnson
McClure
Ina Lowell
Salvation Army's Bramwell Booth dies after long illness
General Bramwell Booth former commander in chief of the Salvation Army dies after a protracted illness. Born in Halifax in 1856 he led the organization through World War I expansion and reforms, with Edward Higgins named to succeed him in 1929. His daughter Mary supported his work and Evangeline Booth attended high council sessions.
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Milne
Hhey
John Weir
Dr. Milne
Salvation Army
William Bramwell Booth
High Council of the Army
High Council
Booth
Edward J. Higgins
Evangeline Booth
United States
High Counsel
England
Church of the Poor
William Booth
Halifax
Bramwell Booth
Eleanor Soper
Murder of Maiden Near City Ends in Downtown Hotel
Investigators traced a murder of a young woman from a western edge scene to the Selote valley country club and a downtown apartment, where Dr. Snook shared rooms with Miss Hix. Snook denies knowledge of the death as police await chemical analysis of stains and items found at his residence and car. Professor Hix of Bradenton, father of the victim, travelled to Columbus.
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Dr. Snook
Miss Hix
Melvin Hix Ar
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