Weather Signals Warmth Across Northwest and Plains
A late June weather review notes expanding warmth with a warm southeast push toward Manila and a cool, unsettled Pacific front. 37 hours of precipitation data show scattered showers. overall, northwest and southwest regions trend toward higher temperatures while the plains remain unsettled with some cooling in the Rocky Mountain area.
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Col Morrison Named President of Montana Reserve Officers
Colonel Morrison of Billings was reelected president of the Montana department of the Reserve Officers Association at the annual state convention. Officers for the coming year include Lieut. Colt Morton, vice president. Lieut. W. A. Panton, treasurer. Capt. J. L. Toughs, chaplain. The meeting featured addresses by Colonel Axline and others, with discussion of the reserve’s role and future activities.
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Bilings
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Special Fourth of July Rates From Williams of Montana
Special rates for the Fourth of July will be offered by Williams of Montana for travel to the Northwest. The one way fare will apply between designated points with a return option. The program covers travel through Yellowstone National Park and surrounding routes, with conditions on dates and eligibility.
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Yellowstone National Park
Personal notices recount weekend visits and social chatter
A jumble of names and locations describes weekends and social calls. Clyde, Conrad, Dale, Wesley Saro, T. A. Boluly, and others are noted in brief personal items. Mentions of hotels, farms, and regional places appear alongside casual remarks about local society.
Pioneer Helena resident Clara Fisk passes suddenly
Clara Fisk, 75, longtime Helena resident and widow of Captain Jack Fisk, died at her home on North Kydney Street after a sudden stroke Sunday. Born in Scranton, Pa in 1857, she moved to Helena with her family in her youth and helped shape the city’s early history. Survived by a sister in Tacoma and adopted son Bruce Fisk, she was a Seventh Day Adventist. Funeral arrangements pending at Kohler mortuary.
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Fisk
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Mrs. Fisk
Scranton
Timothy Wilcor
Cornelius Hledgek
Migsauri
Independence
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Helena
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Mivw Joh Fo Mnler
Tacoma
Wash
Bruce Fisk
Sow
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Seventh Day Adventist Church
Kohler Mortuary
Congress Eyes Endgame on Relief and Economy Bill
Congress enters home stretch as House stalls on a $2.9 billion Garner relief plan while Senate fights over a $500000 emergency fund and pay cuts. Agreement seeks a compromise bill blending the House and Senate versions and a conference report likely. Lenders anticipate an early settlement on the economy measure amid looming adjournment and supply appropriations for next fiscal year.
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Mrs Marie Lombard Called By Death
Maris Lombard, 63, a native of Canada, died yesterday at a local hospital after an extended illness. She is survived by one son, Arthur Prouts. One son died in World War I. The body is at the Opp and Conrad mortuary. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Canada
Arthur Prouts
Thelena
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Conrad
Inquest Tonight On Death Of Louis Kain
Coroner to hold inquest to decide cause of death for Louis Kain 30 who died after being struck by a Studebaker coupe driven by Eddie Weinsheimer. Autopsy performed, investigation underway as county officials plan Monday evening proceedings. Witnesses say Kain stood in road in front of Rimini dance hall when car approached. two companions warned him but he could not escape. Weinsheimer and Leyla Cole detained. brakes on car found defective. sheriff notes possible negligence.
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Helena
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Ole
St. Peter's Hospital
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Arthur C. Parsons
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Wives of Infantrymen Guests at Legion Tea Today
Wives of members of the 188th infantry attending the national guard encampment will be tea guests this afternoon on the mezzanine of the Placer hotel from 3 to 6. Lewis and Clark post No. 2 sponsors the event with honorary officers Miss Susan Barbour and Miss Eilen Erickson leading. Governor Erickson will review units tomorrow at Camp Erickson, with the Major Joseph C. Thomas trophy to be awarded Wednesday.
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Albert J. Galen
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Camp Erickson
Governor Erickson
American Legion Wost
Joseph C. Thomas
Erickaan
Shrine Temple
Guard marksmanship titles decided in matches Sunday
Contests for national guard championships in pistol rifle and machine gun marksmanship were completed Sunday with Howitzer company of Bozeman taking first in pistol, Company K of Lewistown first in rifle, and Company M of Harlem first in machine gun. The pistol winner achieved a 271 score, individual high was Wheat of Livingston with 193, and Galloway of Bozeman and Boyd of Glasgow followed. Rifle saw Lewistown win with 875, Howitzer 856, Glasgow 847, with Sergeant Sletten as top shooter. Machine gun title went to Harlem, followed by Harlowtown and Billings, with Lt. Hollister of Harlowtown as top individual. Three-peat victory required for permanent possession of the cup, range officers and sergeants noted the event ran smoothly.
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Lewistown
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Rialto Fountain Lunch Opens With Splendid Reception
Helena reports a grand unveiling of the newly redecorated Rialto fountain lunch rooms over three days. Proprietors Q A Edwards, William Tuohy, and Mike Tuohy received widespread congratulations for the ultra modern interior featuring Breen and aliver tinting, gold and black marble, satin birch, red and black accents, and a stylish back bar. The Rialto aims to serve fountain and eatery needs, tobacco and sporting goods, with refrigerated candies and a large revolving neon sign enhancing the swank setting.
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Qq. A. Edwards
William Tuohy
Mike Tuohy
Rialto
Breen
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King Al Capone's Brother in Custody
Newspaper recounts the arrest of Capone relative in Chicago with Mayor Cermak linked to anti gambling stance. Al Capone, in custody in Atlanta, with Albert and Matthew Capone living in circulation. John Capone killed in 1924. Riotous hotel scene at Hawthorne follows arrest. clerk whispers recognition of Capone.
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McNell Island
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Traffic Court Teaches Lesson In Houston
Houston judge Frad Turner presided over a light hearted traffic case. A violator offered only $1 but was fined $3. Turner quipped he cannot turn the law but can learn him $2, and minutes later the offender returned with the money.
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Tex
Frad Turner
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Wand
Fence dispute nets $1 fine in Fort Worth court
In Fort Worth Texas Mra Eva Maddox was fined one dollar in city court for erecting a hydro and cardworld fence between her property and a neighbor. The court noted the barrier blocked breezes during hot summer weather.
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Catholic Laymen End Retreat By Naming Officers
John J. Holmes of Great Falls was elected president of the Montana Catholic Laymen's Retreat Association at Carroll College. Officers chosen were Adam J. Eulberg Sunburst vice president Ray Nagle Helena secretary and J J Carrigan Butte treasurer. Attendance rose from eight in 1929 to 66 this year with a 19 percent gain over last year as the laymen’s retreat resumed in 1930. A sympathy resolution was adopted for the late Sir James A. Walsh, the first president. The retreat opened Friday evening at 8 with five conferences by the retreat master The Right Reverend Edwin V. O Hara Bishop of Great Falls. A banquet followed with toasts by notable attendees including Walter Sewell Butte Richard Purcell Helena John L Slattery Great Falls John White Anaconda A J Bulberg Sunburst W D Ahern Livingston Merle McGee Whitefish Dr J McDonald Fargo ND P Nevin Butte John J Holmes Great Falls Monsignor Victor Day and Father Emmet Riley. Thomas J. Ferguson Anaconda performed Irish and Scottish songs. Bishop Finnigan sent congratulations by letter.
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Helena
James A. Walsh
Carroll College
Edwin V. O'Hara
Walter Sewell
Butte
Richard Purcell
John L. Slattery
John White
Anaconda
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Sunburst
Neath Toll by Blast in Montreal
Montreal Quebec June 14 The death toll from Friday's explosion that wrecked the tanker Cym beling and the Canadian Vickera drydock stands at 24 with three unidentified. Three others are missing and presumed dead. Thirty five others are hospitalized. The body of Fire Chief Raoul Gauthier who died leading a rescue attempt has not yet been recovered.
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County Farmers Plan Big Annual Picnic on July 4
County farmers plan a big annual Independence Day picnic to be held at Vallese Place School ground. H O Tobin is general chairman with committees led by Hevrin, Mint Ann Fosfan for sports and GoW Palenett for concessions. The event, sponsored by the Farm Bureau, invites all county farmers to join in games, horseshoe and baseball contests, dances, and a noontime coffee service. families should bring lunch.
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Martlen Family Death Shocks Helena to Los Angeles
Charles I Martlen county assessor Lewis and Clark County learns of his wife's death in Los Angeles where she had stayed with relatives. Telegram gave no details. Body shipped to Helena for funeral. plans to be announced.
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Telephone service pushers in Helens seek sales
In Helens, telephone employees express strong interest in selling service and helping customers. They are described as friends and neighbors who will discuss, accept orders, or assist with any service matters. The office location is given at the intersection of Jackson and Grand with phone number 1600.
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