Helena Woman Injured In Crash On Butte Highway
Helena woman Mert Ressie Wapkins wife of George W Hopkins manager of Sheehan Gobtling company suffered a broken collarbone and other injuries in a collision on the Helena Butte highway near Clancy. Her Pontiac sedan was struck by a Ford coupe driven by Jack Buhrer. Both cars were badly damaged and Hopkins rushed to her side.
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Tax exemptions and admissions rules for religious and educational groups
Regulations define admissions tax and exemptions for religious, educational, and charitable organizations. Fraternals and fraternal members are taxed on dues, with specific limits and deductions. charities and educational groups may qualify for reduced rates, while other organizations face standard taxation rules. The rules cover athletic events, government charges, and public fees, outlining who pays and how exemptions apply.
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Boy of 1916 Slain Mistaken For Another
Patchorua age 19 faces a charge of slaying Bernard Ernent 19 who was killed after being mistaken for another man. Ernest, driving from a dance with a girl and another youth, was shot by Groggoria who fled. The case involves a misidentification amid a chaotic pursuit. police reinforcements and an investigation followed. Topline Loomly 42, a divorcee, and a garage foreman are mentioned in related items.
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Tienchiner
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Groggoria
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Erneal
Bettet Fabik
Piles Cured After 15 Years By McCleary Clinic
Mia FR Pauley of Pineville Indiana suffered with painful piles for years and found relief after trying the McCleary treatment. The notice urges readers with hemorrhoid trouble to contact the McCleary Clinic for a free book detailing the method and experiences.
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Montana Delegation to the Democratic National Convention
Montana will send a large delegation to the Democratic National Convention with figures from Butte Helena and Great Falls among its ranks. Notables include Senators Walsh and Wheeler, attorney Bruce Kromer of Butte and governor hopefuls and veteran lawmakers from across the state. The slate features mining, agriculture, and business leaders, veterans and party officials ready to advocate Montana interests.
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Gangsters Fire Upon J Child and Moen
Gangsters fire on J Child and Moen in a clubhouse scene as they pursue a coupe. One bullet strikes Nittle, wounding her in the left ear, while others flee down the street. Police records show multiple charges and prior convictions for involved parties.
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Butte Residents Injured In Car Plunge Off Bank
A car left a highway near Butte and rolled down a steep embankment injuring Mr and Mrs Brillig. Shake Whe aided rescue after more than two hours with Dr McCabe and ambulance help. Mrs Brillig suffered possible internal injuries and darkness hid full extent until X rays at St Divin’s Hospital.
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Powers Meet at Lausanne in World Disarmament Talks
Delegates from the United States Britain and France gathered in Lausanne to seek progress on a world disarmament conference amid no decision on a path forward. Britain signaled continuation of private talks, inviting more governments including Mallar German and Japanese to join the discussions as Senator Claude A Swanson led the American delegation along with Hugh T Watson and Norman Davis from the army parley group.
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Priest Talks Social Injustice to Club Members
A priest addresses clubs about social injustice and mass suffering under harsh conditions in a Soviet era context. He warns that reparations burdens could push toward a Franco-Soviet alliance and calls for removing Europe’s millstone as a path to world repair.
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Poole Outlines Club Ideals In Economic Crisis
Grace Morrison Poole of Brockton Massachusetts, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, writes for the Associated Press on the role of women in the current economic crisis. The piece discusses Mrs Poole's views and the federation's stance as of June 19 Beattie.
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Quake Strikes Mex City Damaging Key Facilities
Widespread devastation reported in Mex City with nearly every building in the capital damaged or destroyed. Governor warns of limited information from Manzanillo while telegraph and radio services are disrupted by the quake and ensuing storms across the Pacific.
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Hitlerites Jolt in Bavaria Amid Arrests and Elections
In Darmstadt on June 14 the Nazi party made gains in Hesse state elections, moving to 32 seats though short of an absolute majority. Social Democrats rose to 17, centrists to 10, and Communists to 7 as national socialists remained strongest with 22 seats. Arrests occurred in a street disturbance involving several named staff. The report notes a broader upward trend for Nazis in recent ballots.
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Disabled Veterans Convening in San Diego Opens 12th National Meet
In San Diego California the 12th annual national convention of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War opened with registrations of delegates and inspectors. No business was scheduled until tomorrow afternoon. Key questions include the soldiers bonus payment rehabilitation issues and whether DAV headquarters should move to the West Coast.
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