Yon Organ Recital At Cathedral Draws Large Helena Audience
Pianist Pistro Yon Inet, honorary organist of the Vatican Basilica, charmed nearly 1,000 listeners at St Helena Cathedral. Applause interrupted the performance four times as devotees absorbed the complex pieces. Yon praised Helena’s cathedral, stained glass, and the city’s recovery from earthquakes, hoping to return.
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Pistro Yoo
Bt. Helena
Rone
Estey
Yon
Vatican City
Rome
Helena
Antthias Weber
St. Helena
Yor
Ono
Weber
Tha
Carroll College
You
Joseph Gilmore
Tim Ly
Waria
Ila
Townsend Advocate Detained in Local Primary Case
Warrant signed by manager for Thomes Idadens names Rev Wright and two Youngstown men alleged to conspire to influence doctors to vote or refrain from registering. Charges against other three were dropped. Wright released on personal bond under state corrupt practice provisions.
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Effer Ie
Ben Nacharow
Rev. Wright
Moore
Cage
Bond
Wrigh
Olio
Calf Stolen Near City as Rustlers Strike
Deputies investigated a calf theft about 10 miles from Helena on the Great Fallablehewnes. A calf of four was dragged to the roadside and slain, with the perpetrators leaving tire tracks and a shed board removed. Deputy Nick Bossler surveyed the scene as the case goes to further inquiry.
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Jim Vincent McCarthy Jane
Helena
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Nick Bossler
Cates Case Faces Final Disposition Before July Seventh
Governor Homer Holt ordered an official inquiry into William Clarence Cates, a Montana inmate twice reprieved, to determine if he can be hanged after the last reprieve expires. The case, dating to 1933, saw multiple reprieves and court upholds, with no new reprieve requested. The inquiry was assigned to the state attorney general’s office as Judge Lenisz has died. The prisoner remains in Missoula county jail awaiting potential action.
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Homer Holt
Montana
William Clarence Cates
Cates
Missoula County
Paul Read
Missoula
Montana Supreme Court
Frank Cooney
State
Holtwald
Raymond T. Nagle
J.J Lynch
Ais Ciit
Theodors Leniz
Will of Father Marnane Leaves Irish Relatives Major Share
The Garadll College and Carroll College families figure as principal beneficiaries of the Satata of the Inte Rav Peter Marnane under a lengthy will filed for probate in district court. The estate is valued under 10,000 with life insurance totaling about 13,000. Provisions direct funds to an Irish brother and two sisters, with specific bequests to Carroll Church and a nephew in Ireland, plus church items and personal treasures. The executor named is Rev. D. P. Meade, probate set for June 20 before Judge A. J Horsky.
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Carroll
Tha Will
Irland
Mary Sullivan
A. J Horsky
Marriage Licenses and Local Notices From Great Falls and Manhattan
Vital statistics list marriage licenses for John Bertsch of Great Falls and Mabel Nichols of Manhattan. A note reports Harold Shumway wed at St Joan's hospital Thursday evening. Louise Clark, 27, is mentioned in Butte Thursday. A camping out item from Los Angeles on June 18 notes Edward J. Margott, California Townsend manager, disappeared after a subpoena was served as authorities pursued him in Indiana county and California cities.
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John Bertsch
Great Falls
Mabel Nichols
Manhattan
Harold Shumway
St Joan's Hospital
Mra
Louise Clark
Butte
Los Angeles
Wired
Edward J. Margott
Californi Townsend
Sen Tata Ohiana
San Francisco
Court action dismissal and insurance rate questions noted
A court action is to be dismissed amid arguments over insurance rate methods and fund accumulations. Separate notes report Senator Hiram W. Johnson recovering from an intestinal disorder after a week of illness in Washington.
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Stn. Johnson
Washington
Hiram W. Johnson
May warmth dominates Montana weather summary
A May in Montana ranked among the warmest on record with average monthly temperature around 53 degrees and three regional highs of 102 and 104. Precipitation averaged 1.07 inches, well below the 42 year mean, while winds stayed high and drought deepened as storms caused minor damage from a few lightning and wind events.
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Monc Inna
Serventh
Weather Bureau
W. EB Maughan
Holm Weather Bureau
Atate
Divide
Hamilton
Central Division
Canyon Ferry
Eastern Division
Ballantine
Belton
Bix
Sahara
Havre
Plevna
Lewistown
Helena Good Roads group to confer on Lincoln Highway plan
Five Helena Good Roads members named to discuss Lincoln highway routing with Great Falls Chamber of Commerce. Committee weighs feeder Helena to Lincoln and alternative Great Falls Missoula route via Steben and Stempfu H. No consensus yet.
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Great Falls
R- D
Tobin
Harold Longmaid
Frank FR. Hirsch
Harry Henversy
Clyde W. Borgan
Lincoln
Missoula
Steben
Stempfu
Hirsch
Lewis and Clark
Mottana Wild Life Conservation Association
Gheeler National Park
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Marnane
St Mary's Church
Willam A. Sullivan
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
John J. Wolmes
Sullivan and Holmes
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Board of Underwriters of the Pacific
State Historical Library
Inisuraite
Garle
Avi
Saulimin
Parchen Drug Co
Cleveland Hole
East Helena
Ishorty Cooks’ and Waiters’ Union
Fen
Ewspa Permalhive
Hile
Froney Maid Grahams National Biscuit Company
Helena Group
Helens
Shanta
Langan & Davis Drug Store
Hennessy Brothers
Seasang's
Graham Grackers
Kraft’s Products
Mirada
Eddy
Virginia Coconut
QU Armour
U.S
Rive
Oren Prag
Boe
Radisair
Altter Roolj
Hand
Smuerkrant
Milwaukee
Savasees
Hennessy Bros
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