Helena Aims to Become Educational Center Says Chirgwin
Rev. John Chirgwin, field secretary of the Deaconess school, returned from New York City with $20,000 in cash for the Helena institution. He urged Montanans to back the effort and criticized costly foundation red tape, praising the Rockefeller and Gould funds but stressing cash support is needed now. He carried letters from state leaders to secure backing and noted the school now serves 70 children with room for 170, and had a 1920- era income of $21,000 with $25,000 spent for charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Northwest
John Chirgwin
Deaconers
New York City
Metropolis
Yte
Mr. Chirgwin
Junchoor
Rockefeller Foundation
Gould Foundation
Edwin Gould
New York
Callaway
J. E. Erickton
C. A. Power
Norman R. Holter
William Wallace, Jr
Marcus Daly
Momtana
Haml
Deadoness School
Wesleyan
Edwin Norris
Dearoness
Helena
Dr Klenine
Intermountain College
Kaufman
Schoo
Bozeman Dry Goods Firm Files Bankrupt Papers in U S Court
A bankruptcy petition was filed in U S Court by the Jameson Vaughn company a Bozeman dry goods concern. The filing lists C C Jameson C C Vaughn and others as members with assets reported at 510 000 and total debts of 966 778 71. Major creditors include Wheeler Motter Dry Goods St Joseph Missour and John J For Missoula with significant claims. merchandise stacks at Manhattan Twin Bridges and Deer Lodge valued at 14 000 18 000 and 5 000 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Jameson-Vaughn Company
C, C. Jameson
C. Cc. Vaughn
Jameson
Owen
Galletta
Madison
Powell
M. W. Rector
J. W. Coulaton
R. B. Burna
Moore, Mann and Reiily
Lanter
Ja Mora
Wheeler-Motter Dry Goods Company
St. Joseph
John J. For
Missoula
C. H. Skinker
Bilt Ma
Manhattan
Twin Bridgew
Deer Lodge
Foreigners Buying American Hosiery Exports Rise Globally
Washington reports the textile division says American hosiery exports rose in 1926 with 6,956,737 dozen pairs valued at 22,111,259 dollars. Cotton remains 68 percent of quantity and 38 percent of value, rayon 18 percent of quantity and 21 percent of value, silk 14 percent of value. Major buyers include Canada Cuba Australia South Africa and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
United States
Canada
Cuba
Australia
South Africa
Philippine Islands
Loosen Upgrading Apples 50 blemish No Hurt Sales
Washington reports revised apple standards to be issued within weeks after a conference of apple shippers with the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. An export standard for condition and pack, to be certified by the Federal Inspection Service for export, was approved. Modification of the United States fancy grade barreled apples was also recommended. Allowing minor blemishes in fancy grade pack would require use of that grade by packers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
FG Robb
Hhead
Agricultural Economica
Department of Agriculture
Federal Inspection Service
Rabh
United States
Doroth y Magkaye’s Counsel Wing Point One Charge Dumped
A chaotic court transcript shows Doroth y Magkaye’s counsel and allies amid a convoluted exchange. Witnesses mention a farmer’s demand for an SH fee amid a fatal fist fight involving Rayimoul. Dr Sullivan and others face conspiracy questions as defense attorneys dispute consistency and motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Magkaye
Wing Point
Van
Paul Kelly
Rayimoul
Miss Mackaye
Sullivan
Sweeney
Sotta
Tallywood
Raymond
Wells
Manamas McHugh
de Sullivan
Camp Fire Girls Plan Treasure Hunt Saturday Night
Camp Fire groups in Helens and East Helena will hold a treasure hunt Saturday evening guided by Miss Connell Hoover. They meet at the state capitol Saturday at 4 PM, with Mokawala group leading into the mountains. Nakawa group will host a candy and food sale in the New York store this week to raise funds for the summer encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helens
East Helena
Connell Hoover
State Capitol
Helen Cavitt
Nakawa
Mian
Dorothy Haegg
New York
Outdoor program by First Baptist Sunday School
The First Baptist Sunday School will hold an outdoor program and morning service next Sunday, June 26, at the foot of Prinsten pass. School and church members will leave by automobile at 9:30 a.m. People attending are asked to bring contributions for a community lunch. Donations of automobile service are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Prinst'n Pass
Personal notes from the city visitors and residents
A long list of arriving and staying individuals in the city includes G A Shelden from Deer Lodge. McCrentoc from Missoula. George Thorann from Great Falls. Mrs MH Maynard from Great Falls. Hen Miller and family from Withory. John Hernnhee on business from Martin. T Ho Stabler from Wiskex. Cora Mrfetek from Stavre. Grant Snyder from Livingston. Dr T Paes from Polson. Sam White and wife from Butte. Mrs Slom Daniels visiting Townland. Mrs Ellen Tayloe from Fort Benton registered at the Warway. Mrs Della Davis from Butte. Jom Graynea and Moyt An derson from Migroula. W Duncan and daughter from Boreman. Wt Merriman with healing arts connections. G Morrison NP agent from St Paul. Mrs Grover A Cord and Nancy from Wurenc Ore. Mr and Mrs Wintry Stavena from Great Falls. Mr and Mrs CM Wall at 606 Jackson. Vasp Ohl from Missoula. Adams newly titled commander. A A Ty leaving for Missoula. Thien Parks returning to Missoula. Mev WB Ultzke and daughter. Jeff Turaday morning for Conrad. CAL Venson at home. Mrs Retiganna Sampanted home by sister Mrs Willan Henson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ultzke
Jeff Turaday
Conrad
Cal Venson
Retiiganna
Willan Henson
Gen Wood Denies He Will Quit Philippines
Report from Billings and Butte recounts Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood governor general of the Philippines denying rumors of resignation. He travels to the Black Hills for a verbal report at President Coolidge’s request while speculation continues about future independence for the islands and potential successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Wood
Philippines
Bilings
Leonard Wood
Rovernor
Philippine Islands
Billings
Northern Pacific
Burling
Yon
Islands
J. M. Shoemaker
Commercial Club
R. T. Taylor
Northern Pacific Railway
Coolidge
Livingston, Mont, Chamer
Montana
Rough Riders
Butte
Black U Hills
United States
Washington
Harold Pitt
Oakland
Calif
Indies
Henry I. Stimson
Carmi Thompson
Ohio
Fred Fisher
Philippine Supreme Court
Wood
iWar Department
Large crab cafe sells at auction in London
The home of the famous Tangon cafe at Coventry and Great Windmill Streets, London, sold for £260,000 under the hammer. New owner Tarael Fredman plans to continue the business as a cafe.
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Tangon
Scott's
Tournate
London
Bnatens
Coventry
Great Windmill Streets
Hammer
Tarael Fredman
Beatt
Maksim Stuart Finelatr
Honate Mattt
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Chirgwin
Deaconess
Guirgwins Andreas
Drogran
George Yrak
Neta Jenkine
Chester Penn
Franci
Howard
Mise
Helen Piper
Peingrel Heryy
Nglter
Art Strang Hetamic Iay Meraers
Gests
Rell Merriman
Carlo Warner
Ken Salisbury
Stl
Howard Towle
Mistoula
G. F.marvin Od Kaveman
J. G. Maris
RT Dee
di Allen Sinth
Tartiend
Smt
Heather
Robert
Finn
Sally
Payip
taPie
Neephi
Otter
Bette
Ana
Bozeman Dry Goods Firm
U.S
Nepp
Bill
Camp Fire Girls
Baptist Sunday School
G A. Shelden
Deer Lode
McCrentoc
George Thorann
Great Falls
Mra MH
Maynard
Sea Hen Miller and Family
Withory
Ara
John Hernnhee
Mardin
T. Ho Stabler
Wiskex
Cora Mrfetek
Stavre
Grant Snyder
Livingston
Harvey. Ee
Dr T Paes
Polson
Sam
White
Daniels
Trienda
Ellen Tayloe
Fort Benton
Warway
Della Davis
Harvey
Aee Jom Graynea, Je
Moyt Anderson
Migroula
Placer
G. Morrison
St. Paul
Burinenn
Mra. Grover
Nancy
wuRenc
Ore
Stra
Cardz
T. F. Woodn
Motor Four
Neve
England
Czecho-Slovakia
James Derham
Sixth Ave
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