Roumanian Prince Loses Wife in Abrupt Divorce Case
Prince Carol of Roumania seeks divorce from Jess Helen of Greece after a hush courtroom proceeding. No witnesses attended. Rosenthal framed the case alleging violation of marriage and abandonment of the child king Michael. Van Lassen defended, Roumanian law blocks appeal. decree grants absolute divorce with possible five day appeal for incompetency claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of
Roumania
Jess Helen
Greece
Graustarkian
Carol Helen
Rosenthal
Aimer Legation
Carol
Cess
Helen
Michael
Mmanuel Pantasi
van Lassen
Rubber Farm Tour Promises Insightful Rubber Talks
Rarey, resident engineer of the Goodrich Rubber Co, will host dealers on an informational tour from the Tel S territory to the tropics, showcasing rubber manufacturing from natural plate growth to finished products. Mr Barry, a leading figure in rubber engineering, will present moving pictures and speak on rubber production. A luncheon will follow at the Eddy Rose room in Los Angeles, highlighting the company’s rapid progress and engineering work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rarey
Ifle Goodrich Rubber Company
Eddy Rose Im
Tel S
Barry
Lev
Hary
Barry Hav
Los Angeles
Pacilephrich Rubber Company
Rry
Eddy Rose
Qivis
Mnany
Amicable Settlement Reached in Sheep Land Trespass Case
Andrew Brown repgrower filed a misdemeanor charge in a justice court against Phil Chevalier and John Doe over a flock driving trespass across Brown’s land. Chevalier paid 25 dollars. Browns initial demand was 100. Justice Matt Higgins mediated a peaceful agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Brown
Phil Chivalier
John Doe
Chevier
John Dee
Brown
Chevalier
Justice of the Peace Cris
Nothy
Matt Higins
Helena Banker Tours Coast Road Trip From Helena
Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson and sons Wilford and Philip recently returned from an eleven day automobile trip to Seattle and Portland reporting good roads in Montana and excellent conditions in Washington and Oregon. They attended the University of Washington graduation where their son Robert earned a diploma. The Mineral county stretch through forest reserve was rough and in need of repair but overall travel showed expanding business and firmer Montana investments.
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Mineral County
Supervior
Frank H. Johnson
Wilford
Philip
Seattle
Portland
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Robert
Johnson
Columbia Basin
Helena
Wallace
Idaho
Missoula
Helens
Superior
St. Rogie
Saltese
Washington Line
Wenatchee
Spokane
Wenatehee
Sneuqualmin Pass
Everet
All Great Northern Railroad
Cascades
Sreme
Divide
Rother Sale
Iles
Laneview
Columbia Highway
Ritzville
St. Regis
Shrine to American aid in Cuban independence announced
Havana plans a memorial shrine in Maine park for Americans who aided Cuba before and during independence. It will feature white marble, lists of McKinley Roosevelt Wend and others, medallions, and a bronze tablet. Ralph J. Crane is tasked with gathering names and proofs. The shrine sits near the waterfront Maine memorial. The Siamese currency unit note appears unrelated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Jnes
Ita
New
Maine Park
McKinley
Roosevelt
Leonard Wend
Ralph J. Crane
Vete Orang
Maine Memorial
McKinles
Woodare
Virginia Brewster seeks Oddly Leigh to repay her father’s loan
Virginia Brewster, in love with artist Nath aniel Dann, is forced to promise marriage to Frederick Dean if she cannot raise 100000 dollars he claims her father cheated him out of. Destitute, she pawns jewelry, reconnects with Oliver Cutter who pretends to invest, but she uncovers his deceit. She searches for Leigh, the mysterious “Oddly,” hoping he will repay the loan and aid her fate, while Dean and Cutter complicate her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Brewster
Nathaniel Dann
Frederick Dean
Brewster
Virginia
Oliver Cutter
Dean
Oliver
Neil
Chiri
Cutter
Niel
Stacy Blaine
Hereelé
Leigh
India
West Indies
Devil
Sely
Haiti
Virgina
Iain
Odie
Alt. Gardiner
O. D D. Leigh
Mr. Gardiner
Glen Cove
Virgitta
Bim
Gardiner
Stacy
High
Port Au Prince
Cis
Terre
Nathaniel
Jeanie Cutter
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Virginia grapples with Nathaniel over trust and love as jealousy and pride fuel a strained romance. He clings to hope while she pursues self expression and distance, fearing Frederick Dean’s influence and a looming wagering misgiving about their wedding plans before the Agena’s sailing date.
First Four Door Ford Sedan on Display at Capital Motors
The first 1928 four door Ford sedan in Helena is shown at Capital Motors. The Arabian sand colored Custom built car features full equipment, wide doors, a backward slant rear seat, ventilator from the driver, triplex windshield, and unique interior. Sold to a July 1927 order, it highlights Ford's growing demand with 174,000 new Fords shipped so far this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Capital Motors
Bozeman
Carl Anderson
Ford
Anderson
Middle western farmers prosper despite fears say White
Omaha June 21 AP Edson Wits president of Am our andl company told national dive stors and meat board that middle western farmers are more prosperous now than any time since the war. He urged action to curb calamitous critics and outlined gains in income, savings, and bank deposits, while warning against extended land programs and back to farm propaganda. He proposed cooperative marketing to stabilize prices and a longer pause on land reclamation to avoid overproduction.
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Omaha
Neb
Edson Wits
Amour Andl Company
Meat Board
Whitey
Nebraska
South Dakota
Shi Ih
Kaneseas
Federal Reserve
White
Kansas City
Poultry and Egg Industry Rises in British Caotana 1927
The 1927 output of poultry and egg production in the province reaches an estimated 2,200,000 birds. Experimental figures indicate strong commercial farming and rising demand in Caotana's agricultural sector.
Novelty Dance Hall Opens Near Helena
The Novelty hall at Woomilies, Helena via Vivionville, is completed and will open Wednesday night. The Tae 22, Louis and Frank Show, proprietors, announced the opening. The first Wednesday dance will be private and subsequent dances will be held each Saturday night. The hall features a hardwood floor and ample space for a large crowd. The drive to the hall is described as one of the most scenic in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Vivionville
Tae
Louis
Frank
Fis
Cnuntrs
Work On Anaconda Airport Advances Near Crackerville
Anaconda work crews progress rapidly on the citys first airport ten miles east of Anaconda near Crackerville. Claude Mitchell reports clearing sagebrush and preparing the field while carpenters begin four hangars for six planes. Tomer Kent wins the contract to erect the buildings with top materials and modern facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Crackerville
Claude Mitchell
Sagehash
WAL J Theanine Son
Aneaconda
Thompsant
Altitude record not broken by Bleakley
Lieut William Bleakley failed to exceed the world airplane altitude record in Dayton Ohio official readings show 36309 feet. The record remains held by Lt C C Champion who climbed to 38418 feet over Anacostia DC last year. Bleakley flew a ship once owned by Lt John A Macready and the Navy flyer’s record stands unchallenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Standards
William Bleakey
Army
Dayton
Ohio
C. C. Champon
Navy
Bleakley
Champion
Anacostia
D.C
John A. Macready
Bureau
Bucking Contest Set by Jim Galen at Fair Grounds
Jim Galen to stage a bucking contest Sunday at 2 PM at the Montana State fair grounds. Skilled riders like Jimeown RoanRock Dell Skyrocket Bad Luck and Dynamite are among the star buckers, with fierce riding promised for spectators. Admission 30 cents, but riders may join free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Galen
Fair Grounds
Montana State Fair Grounds
Brand
Neil
Clayboy
Jimeown
Rock Dell
Japan quake nerves shake Tokyo crowds
Tokyo residents react to frequent tremors as fear of quakes grows. People rush outdoors and cling to windows during even minor shakes. Officials urge calm and note ongoing seismic activity across the capital region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Fotelsnees
Range Horses Allowed to Graze En Route to Butte Slaughter House
The Northern Pacific railway authorizes shippers to graze range horses en route to Hansen Packing in Butte, saving feed costs. The Montana Railroad Commission notes the shift from yard feeding to open range grazing, anticipating several large roundups this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Slaughter House
Hansen Packing Company
Butte
Northern Pacific Railway
Montana Railroad Commission
Montana Commission
Hatchery Men Meet to Plan 1926 Montana Poultry Year
Members of the hatchery division of the Montana Poultry Association convene at the county agent’s office on Saturday to discuss industry improvements for 1926. J R Scott, manager of the Helena Skocleum Chis hatchery, says the group will include at least 28 men from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Poultry Association
J. R. Scott
Managor
Helena
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Werger
Siam
Weggenman Market
State Street
Niewerapre
Van
Tie
Chris
Pipsqueak
Ther
Agena
THE
Capital Motor
Tiller
Krauses
Krause’s
Pacific Northwest
Krance's
Pea
Rall
Ceylon
Lipton
Hmperon
County Court House
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