Requisitions in Felony Seek Return of suspected offenders
Governor Erickson issued two requisitions to retrieve Arthur Finnels from Las Aul ings, Colorado, and Ray Marshall from Sheridan, Wyoming, for trial on desertion and passing faulty checks. Reports state Finnels abandoned his minor son on January 11 and failed support, while Marshall allegedly passed a worthless check to Harold Dygert. Additionally, seven World War II veterans filed claims against Rancho Malibu, after a group of up to 300 squatters were ousted and 121 were jailed for trespass near Malibu, the property owned by May HI Tlindge.
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Erickson Yeaterday
Musseldon County
Las Aulings
Colo
Arthur Finnels
Ray Marshall
Sheridan
Wyo
Harold Dygert
Vrunetay
Ann
Lillian Prat Fly
Wd Nave
Lewistown
Jett
Francis
Marshadley
Duaing
Bank of Commerce of
Bherloun
Ik Op Haroll
Ik Op Haroll Dynvart, Who Andorsed Ik To Cn, Waugh
Marshall
Hamilton, Mont
Los Angeles
Malibu
Here
May Hi
Tlindge
Lewistown Man Struck by Bat in Lewistown Assault
Stuart Shephard was struck during a night assault in Lewistown Montana. Richard Carroll, a traveling saleswoman, reported to authorities and provided $1,900 as bond. Shephard shows light improvement with a fractured ulna. Carroll returned to Lewistown and faced charges.
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Shephard
Lewistown
Mont
Ione
Stuart Shephard
Richard Carroll
Carroll
County Pupils Win State Scholarship Contest Winners
Pupils from county public schools dominate state scholarship contest results. County winners include top spellers, readers, arithmetic and language students across grades three through eight, with perfect scorers advancing to the state level. Compositions in four themes were judged, and tests were standardized across grades.
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Department of Public Instruction
Sudden Drop in Reports to Health Board
Decline noted in week ending June 14 with only two communicable disease cases in Lowe and Clark counties, none elsewhere. Typhoid and meningitis not reported. statewide totals include mumps 6, chicken pox 20, measles 26, whooping cough 12, smallpox 2, with other illnesses and minor sore throat cases also listed. VAULTENT SENIOR PLAY Too Many Crooks staged by Montana Deaconess school last evening with a large audience enjoying performances by Conrad Smith, DI Ritchie, Jay McLeod, George Armstrong, Patty William, Dena Haynes, Nelle Shoemaker, Lara Carlson, and Emily Jamil.
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Lowe
Clark County
Atute Health Board
Helena
Health Board
Great Falla
Hazeman
Muite
Billings
Montana Deaconens School
Cinas
Helen Piper
Conrad Smithorn
DI Ritchie
Jay McLeod
George Armatrong
Patty William
Dena Haynes
Nelle Shoemaker
Lara Carlson
Emily Jamil
Green More Hopeful Of Aiding Idle Workers
Washington reports a Wagner bill advancing federal public works planning to ease unemployment. House judiciary committee backed the measure, with subcommittee review, while a separate employment index bill moved from labor to reporting. AFL head Green presciently sees signs of improving conditions after talks with President Hoover. London peers call for nonpartisan relief talks among Lloyd George liberals Baldwin. MacDonald urges solutions beyond party lines to combat unemployment, with nearly two million jobless. Ocala reports two railroad cars burning with alcohol seized and destroyed by federal agents in a $170,624 loss.
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House
Judiciary Committee
Wagner
New York
Annals
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Algo
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Wal
England
London
Rawsay MacDonald Jadas
David Lloyd George
Branley Daldwin
Liberals
Conservavem
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MacDonald
Thit Aspench
Laviste
Ministes
Awating
GOP Movie Ball Draws 2500 at Shrine Temple
A crowd exceeding 2500 filled the Shrine Temple ballroom for the GOP Movie Ball as Mayor Arnold and Ethel Bettenberg led the grand march. Police and military officials attended while tickets sales topped 1200 and movies were filmed, with shows planned at the Marlow theater and additional concerts advertised around Main Street.
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Shrine Temple
National Guard
le Hollywood
Hel Polices Department
Bie
Temps
Ge P. Arnold
Mia
Blaze at Rimini Now Controlled Says Supervisor Hurtt
Fire near Rimini hemmed in after a long day with 85 firefighters. Hurtt, at the scene, estimated yesterday’s burn area under 250 acres and said the blaze was surrounded on the south and west sides. It had jumped toward Red Mountain but was kept in check, with heavy winds easing and crews ready to reduce force tonight. The fire mainly scorched second growth timber on cut over lands, threatening Amber flats but not causing major commercial loss. A municipal water main damaged by the fire was repaired by city workers yesterday.
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Rimini
UC. Hutte
Holeng
Hurtt
Uno
Buroog
Red Mountain
Leary Alands
Fire damages timber frame burn on water line site
Tuesday afternoon a fire damaged corrugated metal sheathing and burned timber framework planned to carry water to Chessman reservair. The metal remained intact but the frame was burned away and will be replaced. Fire was reported under control after rangers and crew responded. Assistant Supervisor Hendren led efforts in Hartt’s absence.
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Chessman
Rogg
Jr. H. Hendren
Hartt
Lincoln
Missoula
Cougar chased by dogs on Stevenson farm
Mrs. Sable and two dogs corner a cougar in a pasture near Stevenson Washington. The large cat fled up a tree as the dogs held it at bay until her husband arrived to remove the animal from the area.
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Ele Stevenson
Twotiny
Nate Sable
Million Dollar Conan ILS Articles Filed in Montana
A $1,000,000 Letter Gold Mines corporation filed articles in Montana with headquarters at Molean. Organizers include Warren G. Sheek, S. A. Tehie, Dr. F. J. bra aialloud, and others. Capitalization covers 16 shares at $1,000 each, with early subscriptions noted. The firm will engage in mining, milling, and smelting. Kennedy's Grocery company also filed, located at Havre, with J A Kennedy and W E Kennedy among organizers. Capitalization at $15,000, 160 shares of $100 each, all subscribed, to deal in merchandise.
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Letter Gold Mines
Monthan
Ald Ty
Ita
Molean
W. ‘&. Sarmon
Waeren G. Sheek
S.A. Tehie
F. J. Braaialloud
W. E. Slarries
M.N. Baker
Geraldine M. Grove
Oyeur Grantz
J. Rt. Wine
Jobb
Edward Grindred
Kennedy
4Lea
Secretary of Alste
Havre
J. A. Kennedy
W E Kennedy
Lrabeth Kennedy
Pha Company
Western Shippers Gather for Powwow Meeting
Western Shippers Advisory board conference opens in Idaho Falls with attendees from county offices and federal courts. Discussions focus on agricultural issues and proposed policy changes as leaders prepare to preside and organize sessions tomorrow and Friday.
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Idano
Western Shippers Advisory Board
Shorthill
General Chatemaan
Shippers
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