Lamp incident cited near Twelfth Avenue corner
A truck driver knocked down a lamp at the corner of Twelfth Avenue and Rodney Street about 5:40 yesterday morning. Reports from district court note appraisers named for the Palmer estate and a variety of court actions and local notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Palr
Twelfth Avenue
Rodney Street
George W. Padbury
Frank
Jotineon
Frank Bogart
Tf. C. Schuster
Ednar Palmer
Ewman
Carroll College
Henry Street
Park Avenue
Knapp
Personal notices from Helena and nearby towns mix business and visitors
A stream of short personal notices lists residents and visitors in Helena and nearby cities. Names include W Gross Malia D E Lang Kalenell TL Stafford Bozeman Hazel McKunnon Great Falls Walter Tilman Shelby C J Armstrong Hallowell Fred A Baker Missoula Mr and Mrs W W Philips Malta O Litn Missoula JLBittle Miles City R J Kautner Haxreta Mr and Mrs T A Schles Great Falls A Elliott Armatead Dingman Butters Burton B Braweter Bozeman Johnsen Drummond Brigsin Great Falls Clyde Keres Harry Ryster Raymond Albert McGaffick George Roberts Stellarett Daly Kuni Detroit Mose Middleton London Ky Chinese street merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Bell
Fron Shelly
Hazel McKunnon
Great Faltaia
Walter Tilman
Shelby
C. J. Armstrong
Hallowell
Fred A Baker
Missoula
Mra
W. W. Philips
Malta
Frank Howard
Helena
Miles City
Placer
Eee
R J Kautner
Haxreta
fHeljena
Martin Charged With Aggravated Assault on Union Picket
Policeman Tom Martin was charged with assault after the reported clubbing of Archia Chisholm, a Helena Mechanics union member, during a June 14 picket at the Anderson Motor Company. County Attorney Harald K. Anderson said a complaint was filed after thorough investigation and that the county will prosecute without bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Martin
Archia Chiksholm
Helena Mechanic's Union
Justice of the Peace
George O. Freeman
Harald K. Anderson
Chisholm
Martin
Anderson Motor Company
Joe Snurzem
Anderson
Mechanic's Union
Arthie Chisholm
Raymond Gray
Forty percent vote needed to validate city hall bond proposal
Forty percent of the city’s 3 620 registered taxpaying electors must cast ballots on the bond proposal to issue more than 88 000 to buy the Shrine temple for a city hall auditorium and X center to validate the special municipal bond election July 19. If 1 448 ballots are not cast the election will be void. If such a percentage is recorded, a majority vote will decide whether the city accepts or rejects the bond proposal. Polling places are listed, with some electors to vote in other precincts to cast the bond ballot. In a separate note, James Roosevelt arrived in Rochester, Minn., for treatment of a small gastric ulcer.
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Bristol
Fobby
Empson
Grandon
Fifth Ward
Sixth Ward
Raleigh Street
Old Firs Hall
Montana
Montara
WayShould
State Board of Equalization
Dye urges tax reform and restraint at Livingston convention
E A Dye chair of Montana's board of equalization addressed county commissioners in Livingston urging curtailment of government spending and a unified approach to property taxes. He criticized the motor vehicle tax timing, urged March assessments, warned against tax relief moratoriums, and pressed higher pay for assessors to ensure accurate taxation while protecting relief for the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montann
ER. A. Dye
State Board of Equalization
Montane Association of County Commissioners
Livingston, Alto
Dye
Montana
Stata
Patriotic program at Lions meet features guards and anti communism
Lions heard Capt. David F. DeLap of the Montana National Guard praise the guard as the first line of defense and cost effective, with emphasis on armories and training. Dr. Nathan Beskin warned of communist influence, alleging Russia funds subversive efforts. Tom Robinson and others reported on the Great Falls convention with 745 delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David F. DeLap
Service Company
Montana National Guard
Nathan Beskin
Evangelist Mintser
Lions Club
DeLap
National Guard
164Rd
I6drd Infantry
Beskin
Russia
Beakin
Father Divine
Communist Party
Great Falls
Tom Robinson
M. £. Anderson
Dick Tobin
Robinson
Harold K. Anderson
Royal
Nelson
Extradition Denied by Governor Ayers in North Dakota Dispute
Governor Roy E. Ayers denied a North Dakota extradition request for Lyle Leste of Glasgow on a charge of failing to support his minor child. The denial cited a prior judgment that allowed him to leave North Dakota, obtaining relief from the judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Ayers
North Dakota
Lyle
Leste
Glasgow
Dakota
Lealia
Attorney General Finds 5 Percent For Teachers Pension Fund
Montana Attorney General Freebourn ruled that the Montana teachers retirement board is entitled to 5 percent of the net liquor store receipts, not deducting warehouse and enforcement expenses before computing net receipts. He said funds from liquor sales must include state liquor stores’ net receipts and that enough money should remain to pay the teachers retirement board $75,000.
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Harrison
Freabourn
Montana Teachers’ Retirement Board
Montana
Hanoi
Montana Liquor Control Board
Liquor Control Board
Control Board
Teachers’ Retirement Board
National Guardsmen Back In Camp In Montana
The 163rd infantry Montana national guard returned to the base after two days of field maneuvers cut from three. A regimental band concert was held in Hill park and will be heard again during the American Legion service. The governor's review comes Thursday with full dress for public viewing, followed by a Main Street parade Friday. Break camp and return home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
163Rd Infantry
Montana National Guard
John Fechter
Bozeman
Hill Park
American Legion
Main Street
American Legion and Auxiliary
Brand Jury Still At Work In Secret Criminal Trial
A federal grand jury continued 18 secret sessions here yesterday with no leaks on matters under consideration. Most cases involve the sale of Hanoi to Indians, with no sensational disclosures expected. The only criminal trial on the docket, Mrs. Mary Taylor of Helena for forging a WPA check, is set for Thursday morning after an early morning jury selection.
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Hanoi
DB. CG. Weed
Oly
Mary Taylor
Helena
Rini
Colorful Legion convention events open to the public
Five colorful events on the American Legion and auxiliary state convention program are open to the public. The memorial service at Hill Park tonight at 7 features the 183rd Infantry regimental band. Tomorrow includes a Shrine auditorium concert and vaudeville, plus a mixed ball. Friday hosts a Main street parade at 12:16 and a drum bugle corps drill team contest at the new high school field under lights. Admission applies to all except the memorial service and parade.
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American Legion
Hill Park
183Rd Infantry
Shrine Auditorium
Shrine
Main Street
Lewis and Clark Remittances Rise in Tax Funds
State Treasurer Ray N. Shannon reports Lewis and Clark county sent 42941.99 to the state treasury, up from 41546.35 last year. Madison county contributed 10501.44 versus 10377.75. All counties except Beaverhead Carter Custer Deer Lodge Golden Valley and Wheatland have sent in tax monies. deadline is June 26.
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Lewis and Clark County
Ray N. Shannon
Madison County
Beaverhead
Carter
Custer
Deer Lodge
Golden Valley
Wheatland
Fergus county petitions for 3 million highway debenture
Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell reported Fergus county submitted another petition to initiate a measure for a 3,000,000 highway debenture to match federal road funds. The Fergus total now stands at 280 signers, short of the quota, with Lewis and Clark and Powder River counties also filing petitions. Hurricanes along the Florida coast threaten the white heron near extinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam W. Mitchell
Fargua County
Fergus County
Wenton
Lewis and Clark
Powder River County
Florida
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Todes
Meier
Gereen
City
Denver
Beaton
Calgary
Galveston
Jackson
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New York
Portland - Oueres
Eastlake City
San Francisco
Willston
Mit. Pree
Billings
Bree ” Mas BT Agremad
Conta
Port Pook
Lewiston
Vu Permanents
Leo's
Dr. Cash
D. Sid
Geary Beauty Gp
Marietta Beauty Service
Ashburn K. Barbour
A J Harsky
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Shos
Broadway Shoe Shop
Otticera
Theta Rho
Bening
TOF
B. & Stretts
Stata Street
Peter's Hospital
Merit Hospital
Elizabeth Shaw Wardlaw
Alexander Wardlaw
A. J. Kraky
Dr. Hopkins
Broadwater Tlungt
W. B. Rogers
Montana Tate Insurance Company
Rogers
Lake Investment Company of
Charis Hoffman
Gilbert Street
Hayes Avenue
Tom Finnegan Esid
Helena Beddlery & Ten Co
Istrike
Raynold Kunnary
Iplaintité
Roger Smith
Standard Accident Insurance Company
Pilaintiff
Melena
Albert Jéray
Sguardian Ad
First National Bank and Trust Company
Leonard Kelly
Montana Power Company
Theacian
W. Gross
Malia
Helene
D E Lang
Kalenell
A. TL Stafford
Helens
O. If Litn
Kelena
Marsh
Matt Lohavler
Sweetgrass
A A Elliott
Armatead
Burton
Braweter
Toor Johnsen
Drummond
Brigsin
Clyde Keres
Harry Ryster
Raymond
Albert McGaffick
Montlys
Ohin
George Robertsa
Elena
State Bankers
Winona
Minn
Heleng Stellarett
Northern Pacific
Eit
Vulcania
Africa
A. Daly
WW. TY. Kuni
Detroit
Daly
Warlan Trist
London
Cherubic
Mose Middleton
Harlan County
Harlan Labor
Justice Court
Tien Rochasser
James Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Mayo Clinic
E. A. Dye
Livingston
National Guardsmen
BRAND
Rabion
DES. Mentrum & Sullivan
Optoketrits
N. Man
Legion
Fergus
Gallatin Gateway
Lan
Alhambra Hot Springs
Alhambra
Mayaéeur and
Masseuse
M. J. Sullivan
Mitchell Menach
Cincinnati
Uacies
Mitchall Menachef
Gacionati
Ohio
Hudson
Derolt
Federal Taxon
Tate
Helena, Montana
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