Copeland Dies Quietly as Tammany Feels Blow
New York June 17 A longtime Tammany leader Senator Royal S Copeland dies stripping the political landscape of a conservative voice. His death complicates party factions as Governor Lehman faces a possible appointment and the field for Senator Wagner’s seat. speculation swirls about Lehman seeking higher office amid shifting Roosevelt era loyalties.
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New York
Tammany Hell
Royal S. Copeland
Copeland
Roosevelt
Old Hall
James A. Farley
Tammany
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
Farley
Washington
Robert F. Wagner
Herbert H. Lehman
White Plains
N. Y
Lehman
Wagner
Montana Municipal League Opens Annual Convention
Miles City hosts the Montana Municipal League gathering as city officials convene. D L Ohern city attorney greets attendees, with Forsyth County Attorney Naynes delivering the response. Ana conda mayor McCarver presents the principal speech on budgets and revenues. Afternoon programs feature Miles City's Mayor Riccius, Billings mayor Trott, J W Choate, and Custer County attorney. The convention runs through Saturday.
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Miles City
Montana Municipal League
D. L. O'Hern
F. ¥. Naynes
Forsyth
A. J. McCarver
Anaconda
H. E. Riccius
Presiden
C. T. Trott
Billings
J. W. Choate
Custer County
Bankers Optimistic Over State's Future
About 350 Montana bankers opened with officers elected and remarks by Dr. Adam Bennlow of Utah Power and Light and Frank H. Johnson of the Federal Home Loan Bank. Sessions covered Montana production, capital return factors, and the new federal reserve building dedication. Tributes to local architecture, insurance plans for employees, and a luncheon for visiting women complemented talks on banking policy and Montana’s economic future.
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Adam
Bennlow
Utah Power and Light Company
Salt Lake City
Frank H. Johnson
Helena
Federal Home Loan Bank of
Portland
Resolutions Committee
Montana
Carl Dakan
University of Washington
A. G. L. Turner
School of Business Administration
University of Montana
Federal Reserve
Union Bank and Trust Company
First National Bank and Trust Company
Federal Reserve Bank
Country Club
Chester Davis
Sylvan Pauly
Joan WN. Peyton
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Peyton
Banka
Federal Reserve Board
Pauly
Donald, Clark and Larliee
Deer Lodge
Davis
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Eystem
Congress
Mr. Davin
Federal
Mr. Davis
Lune
Shrine
R. A. Strandberg
R. J. Conrad
O. W. Johnson
Henry Weare
State Nursery and Seed Company
Knox
Montana Bankera Association
Batks
Executive Council
Association Easay
Johnson
Montana Bankers’ Association
H. C. Groff
Victor
John Sanderson
Anaconda
J. F. Kumpf
Conrad
R. P. Filey
Richey
A. Johnson
Harrowton
H. ©. Olson
Ronan
T. J
Barbara Bell Fashions Barbara Bell Pattern Book Ad
Barbara Bell presents 1483 B pattern for a flattering waistline dress in printed, taffeta, chiffon, or voile fabrics. Sizes 14 through 42, with full sew chart and yardage details. send fifteen cents for the Barbara Bell Spring and Summer Fashion Pattern Book. Tomorrow: Breezy Banquo Frock for Youthful Figures.
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Ank
Barbara Bell
You Cant Take It With You at Marlow Theater Tonight
The rollicking farce by Hart and Kaufman arrives in town with Bam Harris as producer and a strong New York cast led by Clarence Oliver Ethel Wilson Reginald Mason and Mary Patton. It has won the Pulitzer prize and plays across major cities with a description likening it to a holiday collage. Some tickets remain available.
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Marlow Theater
Mose Hartl
George Kaufman
New York
Bam H. Harris
Chicago
Boston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Hts
Clarence Oliver
Ethel Wilson
Reginald Mason Joseph Allenton
Mary Patton
Donald Foster
Sera Sher- French
Montana high school honors and conference invitation
Second place went to Miss Marjorie Smith of Poplar and third to Miss Jane Ann Heckler of Whitehall. Judges included Sam V. Stewart Helena Or Turner of the State university and B G Lolpheimer Montana Standard editor. About 20 000 Montana students competed. Recommendation for a $500 University of Montana scholarship for seniors. Professor Turner invited bankers to a federal taxation conference at Missoula July 25 26 and 27 with John A Reese and George Abbott among speakers. The 1938 Montana Production notes W Y A funding and calls on bankers to help cover costs. The book is issued by the university school of business administration for state businessmen.
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Hibbard
Marjorie Smith
Poplar
Jane Ann Heckler
Whitehall
Sam V. Stewart
Helena
Or. Turner
The
State University
B. G. Lolpheimer
Montana Standard
Montana
University of Montana
Oni
Turner
Miesoul
John A. Reese
Tax Division
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
George Abbott
Federal Tax Board
You Cant Take It With You at Marlow Tonight
Tickets remain for the stage comedy You Cant Take It With You at the Marlow Theater tonight at 6 15. Seats are selling quickly as last-minute buyers rush to secure a few remaining seats.
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Marlow
Marelow Theater
Patrona
Preaene
Man's Castle at Rio previews with Spencer Tracy
Rio theater presents a 11 50 preview of Man's Castle starring Spencer Tracy and Loretta Young. The drama follows a sheltered romance in poverty stricken surroundings with Tracy as a gruff rescuer and Glenda Farrell performing songs. Also features Walter Connolly Marjorie Rambeau and Arthur Hohl. Not recommended for children.
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Spencer Tracy
Loretta Young
Rio
Glenda Farrell
Tracy
Walter Connolly
Marjorie Rambeau
Arthur Hohl
Dickie Moora
Turk Greenough Triumphs in Rigby Rodeo
Rigby Idaho June 17 Turk Greenough of Red Lodge Montana won first money in professional rope riding at Rigbys rodeo today. Montana cowboy beat Bill McMacken Trail City and Early Bascom Raymond California who finished second and third. Also a note states that in the first three months of 1458 728 planes were produced in the United States with 296 for domestic civil use and 343 delivered to military establishments.
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Rigby
Idaho
Turk Greenough
Red Lodge
Mont
Rigby’s Rodeo Today
Bill McMacken
Trail City
5. D
Bascom
Raymond
Calif
United States
Park Rangers Rescue Injured Young Man on Longs Peak
Estes Park Colorado June 17 park rangers answered their first season call to rescue climber Owen Graham of Fort Collins after he slipped on an icy slope near the keyhole trail. Harold Tradeliff and Leonard Volz led the ascent to reach the injured youth who suffered a severe knee cut and bruises.
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Estes Park
Colo
Flangera
Rocky Mountain
Naional Park
Left Long's Peak
Harold Tradeliff
Leonard Volz
Owen Graham
Fort Collins
Western Air Express Opens Glacier National Park Service
Glacier Park witnesses the first regular Western Air Express transport land at the new park airport. Blackfeet tribal leaders welcome officials and aviation staff as the ceremony includes tribal dances and induction of several aviation officials into the Blackfeet tribe.
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Glacier Park
Glacier National Park
Western Air Express
Blackfaet
W.A.E
New Park
Blackfeet
Barker Sentenced for Fatal Shooting in Detroit
Mrs. Julia M. Barker, once wealthy Detroit real estate operator, was sentenced to 10 to 15 years in the Detroit house of correction for the fatal shooting of Mrs. Edith Mae Cumming on January 15.
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Detroit
Julia M. Barker
Detroit House of Correction
Edith Mae Cumming
Two youths confess extortion and bombing in West Yellowstone case
Bozeman reports Sheriff Levitt Weatlake says Kyle Podell 18 and Raymond McCall 16 confessed extortion attempts and a bombing at West Yellowstone earlier this week. They also confessed to three burglaries of powder magazines in Pocatello last month and McCall said he wrote four extortion notes to managers of four West Yellowstone establishments.
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Bozeman
Pocatello
Idaho
West Yellowstone Earier
Levitt J. Weatlake
Kyle Podell
Raymond McCall
McCall
Weat Yellowstone
Hamilton Building Burned By Lightning In Montana City
In Hamilton Montana a fire gutted the Lynch building in the downtown district causing about 3000 in losses. The blaze trapped a two months old Lynch infant who was rescued by Frank Rouse. The incident followed by a separate federal suit in Great Falls alleges caretless starting of a fire caused 14970 damages and 21418 to suppress costs.
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Hamilton
Mont
Lynch
Ted Lynch
Frank Rouse
Great Falls
Forest Service
Fire & Co
Seattle Packers
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