Walsh and Kremer Stir Democratic Ballot Scene
Chicago June 21 United States Senator Thomas J Walsh of Montana emerges as a leading contender for the presidential nomination at the Democratic National Convention with Bruce Kremer of Butte arranging pre convention work Kremer is set to chair the rules committee and serves on Roosevelt war council as Montana delegates anticipate Walsh’s nomination prospects amid the convention’s late stage.
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William BF
Lowell
Chicago
United States
Thomas J. Walken
Montana
Fone
Mort Ubely
Bruce Kremer
Butta
Lo Ftret
Montani
Kremer
Erili
Walsh
Moosevelt “War Council
Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Firsk
Bremer
Jantruet
Kroner
Ashey Devine
Waller
New York
Kracker
Pytte
Advent of a Hot Tenor Nurse Run Leads to Meeting
The fragmentary report centers on a nurse recounting a hot pursuit by a notable tenor, with scattered dialogue of marriage intent and personal entanglements. It mentions university events and a president welcoming students, though many details are garbled. The piece blends personal drama with campus notes and student enrollment data.
Regimental Review Honors Howitzer Company at Camp
Sheridan and Krestner led a parade after paying the stand as 19 companies saluted the commander in chief. The Howitzer company of Tale Ingeton won Major Joseph C. Thomas trophy, presented by Governor Erickson, while Captain Archie Poor led the Livingston unit with notable performance. Various dignitaries attended the review, including Major C. J. Rausch and Colonel Williams, with the Guard’s silver service set presented to the governor and wife.
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Livingston
Howitzer Company
Erickson
Down Town
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Barbour
Friekaon
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H. CG
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Wyn
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Sacoria
C. J. Rausch
Thomas
Williams
Tuck
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National Guoard
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State Department
Lyman Sperry
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Willams
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Che American Teton Ausilings
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Willian Aston
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Singing
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Vaawhs Au
Cheek Post
Shrine Temple
18Th Infantry
Hill Park
Poller Avenue
Caverner Erickson
Justine Gt. Callawiay
Mantana Supreme Court
Mayne Coy
Bauseh
Willames
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Tiliel Go
Iin G A
Herb Killer
Lyman Stercy
Canlain H. S. Trier
Woo. F. Williams
Conmander Burl Ke Angle
Lewis and Clark Post
HUD
Howitser
Josephi C. Thomas
Mae
Camp Bricksay
Ward Grosby
Johnny Fong
WHL
Lerinn
Montana Cities Cut Indebtedness Despite Rising Taxes
The Montana state board of equalization reports total debt for cities and towns up to $2,944,091 for the year, while levies and expenses rise. Chief Stewart, chairman, notes tax levels remain a concern as counties adjust budgets and state aid shifts. The National Guard state competition lists the Cavalry Troop and team ranking, with Moscow achieving a high score of 1,186.
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Chiea
di Montana
FMI
Danira
Stewart
Atate
Wit Sistersing
Stewart Siti
Etter Aid Fawes
Flaghsenhar 10. Head Royal Arch Masons in Missoula
Missoula June 21 Walter Ti Flachaenhat of Torry was elected grand high priest of the grand chapter of Royal Arch Masons in Montana at the closing sessions. Other officers elected include Deputy grand high priest Russell D. Miller Welena grand King J Earl Halterman and Charles A Rasmussen. Appointment details list grand chaplain Nev Oscar A White and others. John William Neilton of Concarria Kan. was chosen as general grand high priest of the general grand chapter of Royal Arch Masons of the U S A.
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Missoula
Walter Ti
Flachaenhat of
Torry
Royal Arch Marana
Montana
Ite
Edward C. Day
Helena
Luther T. Hauberg
Welena
James M. Burlin Game
Great Falls
Edwin Bredlund
Chinook
Rand Royal Arch
Miles 5
Parson
Tutte
Chap Pain
Nev
Oscar A
White
Pialta
Third Veil
Herbert F. Hosfeld
Somers
Emil DB
Blumenthal
Philipsburg
Yell
O. Stith
Terry
Grand Sentinel
Alexander
Wardlaw
Ihelena
John William Neilton
Concarria
Kan
Royal Arch Masons
Requisition papers sued by governor in parole case
Governor Erickson seeks requisition papers to return Howard L Spooner and Howard T Tharp from Poon Lelin Ta to the state prigery at Deer Eadge for parole violation. Jon Spooner paroled May 1971 from Gallatin county. parole revoked April this year. Spooner held at Pocatella on fugitive charge if approved, officials Willan homip san and Rudd will return Spooner to Beer Lodge.
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Erickson
Howard L. Spooner
Howard T. Tharp
Poon Lelin
Deer Eadge
Pocatella
Willan Homipsan
Rudd
Knights of Columbus Pay Tribute at Memorial Service
The Helena Goines No. 844 Knights of Columbus held memorial services for two members, James A. Walsh and Thomas Nougly, with A D Colvin as deputy grand knight and John J. Graney as treasurer among listed officers. Leon Chegquelts delivered the memorial address while Javan Pfeiffer performed musical pieces.
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Helena Goines
Kabhis of Columbus
Miele
A. D. Colvin
John J. Graney
John J. Mutehke
Shines P. Bouweill
WU Am
Jodes
Norbert Tibbetta
Wiliam Devan
Brands Nangle
Ton Gralney
Ottalde Giarde
Fergus Fay
Triaule
James A. Walsh
Thomas Nougly
Leon Chegquelts
Javan
Pfeiffer
Building totaling S6655 authorized in city permits
The city engineer’s office issued permits for projects totaling S686, including a waiting shop at Sixth and Warren with a $250 cost to be built by OR, Dy Marcil. Other permits cover a tourist cabin on Tit Worth Davis Street for FANN, and a 2 foot extension at 297 Thirteenth Avenue costing 50, DT, Walters to build. additions at 1929 Dodge Street by Arthur FE Johnson. and improvements at 170% Phoenix to enclose the front porch.
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Dy Marcil
Maestin Blolmberg
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FANN
Arthur FE. Johnson
Thirteenth Avenue
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Dodge Street
Christan
Phoenix
Saxrine Alaent
Sita
National Guard Parade and Military Ball Downtown Today
The National Guard parade forms this afternoon on Main Street, proceeding to the park for reviews. A military ball at Shrine temple follows with Guard units, honored guests, and entertainment including Johnny Fong and Olivetra, plus a ballroom program and scheduled performances.
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National Guard
Cole faces misdemeanor for lack of license plates
Lewis Cole, owner of the car linked to a fatal Sunday crash in Tim inl, was charged in Lewis and Clark county justice court with operating a vehicle without proper license plates. The crash killed Louis Kain, and Eddie Weinsheimer, the driver, is facing manslaughter charges while the coroner's jury found negligence but absolved Cole of direct responsibility. Cole’s arraignment before Justice of the Peace Percy Witner was set for today.
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Lewis Cole
Louis Kain
Timinl
Lewis and Clark County
Justice Court
Sherman W. Smith
Eddie Weinsheimer
Weinsheimer
Cola
Smith
Cole
Lhatte
Justice of the Peace
Percy Witner
Acapian Mutual Life Changes Name to Acacia Mutual Life
Montana Insurance Department reports Acapian Mutual Life Association has changed its name to Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Company of Washington DC. Policies formerly limited to Masonic lodge members are now open for general sale. Company says it is not affiliated with the Acacia Brotherhood in Montana cities.
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Montana
Acapian Mutual Life Association
Hak
Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Company
Washington, D. C
Masonic Lodge
Acacia Brotherhood
Weatherman Forecast: Summer Warmth Predicted
Weather expert predicts a hot summer with lingering heat and dry spells. Forecaster notes lingering dust and high humidity, with early signs of continued warmth into late summer. Residents expect above normal temperatures and potential drought conditions across the region.
Four Helena Women Escape Serious Car Crash
Four Helena women survived a terrifying highway crash near Winston when their car overturned after a tire blew out. The party, led by Mrs Patenaude, included Mrs Fatenau Arnes Fatenaude, Mrs Fanny Calgoma, Mrs Helen Brazier, and Miss Vonney Hoffman, remained unharmed after the vehicle burned and doors jammed during the escape.
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Winston
Helena
Mary Arnés Fatenaude
Fanny Cal Goma
Helen Palmer Brazier
Vonney Hoffman
Patenaude
Nerer
Yuroel
Price for Foes Next Fall Predicted by State Official
The state division chief cites an upward trend in the egg market with surpluses driving prices. Over the past 10 weeks prices for large and extra large eggs remain low as transportation costs favor local producers.
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Guo
Omy Chie
Therailert
Marten service set for today at Opp and Conrad
Funeral rites for Mrs. Charles H. Marten, who died Sunday, are scheduled for 4 p.m. at the Opp and Conrad chapel with Dr. D. Beebeige officiating. Burial will be in Forestvale Cemetery. Survived by husband, Lewis and Clark County assessor, two nephews David and Harry Toner of Bushnell, and a niece Mrs. Howard Matchewa of Los Angeles. Pallbearers named. Body to be transported from the city this morning by the niece.
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Pallbea
A. J. Horsky
Caney
Fosenh Tartman
Richardson
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