Helena briefs blend weather notes and court actions
Local notes report a Helena meeting with Deputy Thomas Menaley arrest details, a speaker announced for a Helena Rotary gathering, and a busy day of athletic events at Camp Erickson. Weather across the Northwest shows unsettled patterns with rain and cooler temperatures. city notices include building permits for C DeVamp and M Traymond, plus minor fishing violations in the county.
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Helena
Jane
Camp Erickson
Ump
Etrickson
Min
Pen
Mules City
Moise Coleary
Angolea
Omaha
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Lake City
San Diewg
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
Williston Wellowsto
Northwest
Pacific
Montana
Runaway boys picked up at Northern Pacific yards
Ten to sixteen year old boys from Hutte admitted fleeing home after being found at the Northern Pacific yards yesterday morning. They were released from the city jail last night with promises to return home. The youths named were John King, Bernard, Pew, James Walsh, Eddie Hoonan, and Tom McCormick.
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Hutte
Northern Pacific
John King
Bernard &, Pew
James Walsh
Eddie Hoonan
Tom McCormick
Gallatin Wool Pool Sold at 10 Cents Per Pound
Gallatin county wool pool of 944500 pounds was sold to Silverman and Son of Chicago at 11 cents per pound. The pool included 202 Gallatin producers. One other bid was received but not revealed by the association directors. Last year’s pool of 200000 pounds brought 2.5 to 4.5 cents. two years ago prices ranged from 26 to 40 cents.
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Gallatin Gowity Sheen Association
Silverman
Montlank Woolgrowers Association
Gallain County
Two Inches Rain Hits Eastern Montana Towns
Eastern Montana recorded nearly two inches of rain with cooler temperatures across the region. Heavy showers stretched from Watford City to Sunkey, and between Hinsdale and Frazer with spots around Poplar Culbertson Harre and Blackroot seeing rainfall. Wolf Point logged about three inches in the system while Kalispell and the west slope of the Rockies had light rain and broader showers reached from Shelby to Great Falls.
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Montana
Wolf Point
Watford City
Sunkey
Great Northern Railroad Officinia
Hinsdele
Frazder
Poplar
Culbertson
Harre
Blackroot
Kaldlsport
Rocky Mountains
Shelby
Great Falls
Personal notices from Butte and surrounding towns
A string of visitors and locals appear at hotels and state sites. Pau Setzer of Butte is hailed as a hero while Creighton of Stryker visits. Bozeman’s J Nysaard tours business, Lincoln guests arrive, and many others from Missoula Baker Wolf Creek Great Falls and Butte register stay or travel through Harvey Placer and Erie lines.
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Pau
Setzer
Butte
E. Damen Creighton
Stryker
Relieved Pew and Loble Linked to Helena Theft Case
Morris Plixgerald, 17, arrested near Guthrie after entering a South Main Street store with a Gladstone bag allegedly stolen from George H. Shanley home in Great Falls. Police say he possesses items linked to the Pew Loble mystery and is held at the county jail awaiting possible prosecution in either Cascade or the local county.
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Morris Plixgerald
Kansas
Charles K. Ben- Lester Loble
Tom Martin
Joseph Spurzem
Guthrie
South Main Street
Plizgerilé
George H. Shanley
Great Falln
Helena
Pew
Dave Hilger
Stella Lejenc
Park Avenue
Fitzgerald
Lejeune
Cascade County
Shanley
Great Falla
Gladstone
Lere
Great Falls
Montana to Add Miles to Improved State Highways
Montana plans to add about 907 miles to its improved highways between now and September 1 under an emergency construction program. The Department of State Highways reports about 70 projects started or planned this spring, with numerous small bridges completed and notable progress in the Big Bend area.
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Montana
Winnett
G Range
Logan
Belgrade
Three Forks
Bozenan
E Harlowton
Ryepate
Nox Widerworth
Chesterwest
Gold Creek la Tohra
Jolo Tn Hamilton
Pair Arrested in Dillon for Fishing Without Licenses
Leonard Johnson of Butte and Doren Dicken of Dillings pleaded guilty to fishing without a license in the Beaverhead river. They were fined $25 but released after proving no funds to pay, as Deputy Charles Price and state game warden Robert H. Hitl reported.
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Leonard Johnson
Butte
Doren Dicken
Dillings
Beavertead
Robert H. Hitl
Charles Price
Beaverhead County
State Land and Building Sale Opinion by Attorney General
Attorney General L A Poot ruled on lands owned by the state where buildings sit, that when lands and buildings are sold to a purchaser under contract the purchaser’s interest in lands and buildings shall be unsealed. The opinion followed an inquiry from Frank J Chatterton, county auditor of Glanier county, noting if the state lacks title the buildings do not pass with the land, risking loss to the purchaser of their full value.
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L. A. Poot
Prank J. Chatterton
Glanier
Influenza Death Toll Reported Across State
The state health officials disclose influenza caused 18 deaths last month with cases scattered across the state. Three fatalities were in a single region while Butie reported the largest share. officials note rumors of underreporting by physicians.
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Tshe
Epilepsy not grounds to revoke nurse certificate says AG opinion
Attorney General L A Foot ruled that epilepsy alone does not justify revoking a nurse certificate. A certificate may be revoked for dishonesty gross incompetence unfitness or conduct unbecoming a nurse, but good health is not a condition for initial certification or grounds for revocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Foot
Edith L. Brown
Bieamans Are Given Zero Jail Time on Disorderly Charges
Mr and Mrs Frank Biteman were sentenced to 29 days in county jail each for drunken and disorderly conduct by Justice of the Peace Dulles FL Brasa. Watson Pitts was given zero days while Ty G Baxsett received a suspended sentence in the same incident at and near the Broadwater plunge. Jermay THltman pleaded not guilty to similar charges tied to the same fracas, with a hearing date pending. Deputies arrested the pair Saturday after a complaint by Mrs Harry Tillman, operator of the Broadwater plunge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Biteman
Justice of the Peace
Dulles FL Brasa
Watson Pitts
Ty. G. Baxsett
Troadwater
Jermay Thltman
Sheriff's Office
Harry Tillman
Empire Builder route cut to Shelby direct connection
Montana railroad commission ordered the Empire Builder train number 1 to stop at Libby to discharge passengers from points south of Shelby. The change creates a direct Billings to Great Falls link at Shelby, reducing Libby travel time from 24 hours to 11 hours and 50 minutes. Emergency stock movement rates were approved for Milwaukee and Northern Pacific railroads with stock reserved free of charge. Destinations may include western Montana, Minnesota, or North Dakota.
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B. RB. Jacqueth
Libby
Creal Northern Railroad
Montana State Railroad Commission
Con Pany
Shelby
Billings
Butte
Helena
Great Falls
Linky
Great Fur
Montana
Milwaukee and
Northern Pacific
Railroad Commission
Milwauxea
Harlowton
Minnesota
North Dakota
Great Falls Prohibition Raid Yields Multiple Arrests
Officers raided Great Falls and seized 51 gallon stills, beer and whiskey. Arrests included Cherpeski, Martin Urbanick, Rose Urbanick, Donald Frederick, F A Tompkins, Jack Blakesity, John Clark, Harvey Mil liner, J Campbell. Reports detail quantities and locations from the raid and a Missouri link.
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Dey Farce
Cherpeski
Great Falls
Sam Hoberts
Alag Aelzad
Martin
Rose Urbanick
Donald Frederick
Fourth Avenue
South
F. A. Tompkins
Missouri
Jack Blakesity
John Clark
Harvey Milliner
J. Campbell
Annual Dinner and Governor Erickson Review at Montana Club
About 130 officers attended the annual dinner for the Acorn at National Guard and guests. Governor Erickson presided with honorary officers named, a regimental band performed, and corsages were given. Governor’s Day events moved to Thursday, with awards, flag ceremony, and a planned sham battle at Camp Erickson. Public attendance encouraged with safety precautions for the simulated maneuvers using blank ammunition.
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Acorn
National Ruard
Jateke Montana Club
Susan Barbour
Anne Lot Gutler
Eden Erickson
J. B. Erickson
Justine I
Callaway
George R. Antler
State College
Camp Erickson
Ward Crosby
Supreme
Erickson
Pho Virion
Die Uvitles
Caoveritar Filekson
Col. Sheridan
Railroads Offer Penny Mile Fourth of July Excursions
Railroad companies announce penny a mile round trips for July 2 to 4 with return by July 9. Northern Pacific Great Northern Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Pacific Spokane Portland Seattle Union Pacific offer bargin fares from Washington Oregon areas excluding Portland south and west, with Pullman and parlor car access for full fare. Passengers may bring 150 pounds baggage and children travel at half fare.
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Helena
Frank O'Hara
Montana
Great Northern
Northwest Territory
Vear Northern
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul and
St. Paul and Pacific, Spokane, Porthend and Seattle and Union Tacific
Uthe Bargin
Washington
Oregon
Portland
Idaho
Autte
Tarre
British Columbia
CIA Tont- La-Mile
Pullonine
Parlor Cata
Vancouver
Victoria
Missing Veterans Seek Help From Public
Information sought on missing veterans including Barrisan, Charles A., 34, dementia praecox, from Bedford Massachusetts hospital. Watts of Veterans' Bureau asks tips to regional managers in Portland Maine and Cleveland Ohio. Descriptions: dark brown hair, ruddy complexion, 65 inches, 165 pounds. Disappeared May 25 192%.
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Werson
H.C. Watts
Veterans'’ Bureau
Mi Fort
Barrisan
Charles A
A. Vatmrans
Bedford
Mass
Portland
Maine
Cuthers
George
D. Bion
Clevelard
Ohio
Watt
Attorneys Protest Freight Car Tax Hearing
Attorneys John Coretto of Butte and Milton Gunn of Lethona appeared before the state board of equalization yesterday. They challenged the imposition of the freight car tax on Pacific Fruit Express Burlington Refrigerator Express Fruit Growers Express and Western Express companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coretto
Butte
Pacific Fruit Express Company
Milton Gunn
Lotena
Burlington Refrigerator Expres Company
Fruit Growers Xpress Company
Western Express Company
State Board of Equalization
Catholic educators of U S laud pope courage
In Philadelphia June 23 AP Pope Pius XII praised by Bishop Francis W Koward Covington Ky president general at the NC EA convention opening The association sent a cablegram to the pope expressing homage and fervent prayer for his safety and the church’s rights and Christian education
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Philadelphia
Pope Plug XT
Francis W. Koward
Covington
National Catholic Educational Association
Pius
Catholic Educatira
United States
Gortiny
Anita Meyer Returns to Tuberculosis Camp in Montana
Anita Meyer resumes a two month stay as recreational director at Miles City Rotary Sunshine Camp opening June 29. The facility, one of four in Montana funded by tuberculosis Seals, serves children underweight or with prior exposure, while active TB cases are not admitted. Camp staff include a public health nurse and a cook, with costs often covered by MT Association funds or local clubs.
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Anita Mayer
Montana
Montana Tierelonia Rssociation
Mayer
Milwaukee
Focal
Rotary Sunshine Camp
Miles City
Kiwanis Sunshine Camp
Twillings
Gallatin County
Bozeman
Lewistown
Suri. Morse
Galen
C. Elk. Vida
Atlanta Welcomes Mayor Key After Prohibition Trip
Atlanta crowds cheer Mayor James J. Key on return from France as his prohibition critique stirs national debate. Thousands gather along streets and station to greet the mayor and his daughter Ming Ruth Kay, with a parade and a later gathering at city hall.
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Atlanta
Atanta
James J. Key
France
City Hall
Ming Ruth Kay
Helena pupils chosen for Washington sound film project
Two Helena students Wendell Brooks and Margaret Chittick were named by Governor Johnson marksen to represent Montana in a sound picture education experiment. They will travel to Washington with Elizabeth Ireland to meet George Washington University and Fox Film Corp. The group departs around July 1, with Wendell Brooks, son of Wendell Brooks of Mountain Union College, and Margaret Chittick, Helena daughter of Mr and Mrs. Chittick, accompanying them.
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Helena
Erickson
Washington
Wenlell Freoks
Vgard Chicdek
Heberia
John Mrarksen
Mariana Sebaut
Firelesnn
Blenver
George Washington University Wit
Fox Film Corporation
Mia
Eizabeth Ireland
Ketani Sale
Wendell Brooks
Wendell
Brooks
Final arrangements for 4-4 Glub paging July 4 picnic
Community groups including Uawin Clark farm bureau and county 4-H clubs met with Ralph Whord staff to plan a July 4 gathering. Dick Rehin chairs the general committee. Harland Herrin oversees morning events. 4-H members will share lunches. A parade at College Place schoolhouse in Velena Valley will open with a club parade and dress suggestions call for waist overalls and white chinty with a green band. The parade will be led by Mask Hele and 1-Y eluly hipnd StUNts followed by a stunt display and a snake dance by HT members.
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Uawin and Clark Farm Bureau
Ralph Whrd
Dickrehin
Harland Herrin
Clu
Grace Hurni
Muric [McGowan
Kuh Gehring
Avia Ann jTobin
Allen Shumate
Tomer Phillips
College Place
Velena Valley
Ted
Helez
Pat Au
Che Chibs
Tom Herrin
HGH LIVING HOBOES GIVEN BIG FLOATERS
Transients jailed by police court on charges of intoxication as city deals with idle, citing a moral. George Conway forfeited a $10 bond after missing poties court. Thomas Masa fined $5 for intoxication. Hd Nichols, George Murphy and Andre Giraux pleaded guilty and were driven out of the city at 2 pm. A Texas license driver forfeited $2.50 for parking violations on Main Street. Winifred Arbokl faced $2.50 bail for similar charges. A Montana plate driver also posted $2.50 for failing to appear regarding Edwards Street summonses after 6 pm.
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George Conway
Poties
Thomas Masa
Hd Nichols
George Murphy
Andre Giraux
Yeharvind
Texas
Wanear
Main
Winifred Arbokl
Montana
Edwards
Park Avenue
Matin Street
Trial of Halsell to be held today in county court
Harold Halsell charged with third degree assault appears before Justice of the Peace Hy Braas at 2 pm. Phillips and Raisich, also named in the assault complaint by Star cigar store proprietor Robert Maras, were released on bond. Halsell has been jailed two days after a peace disturbance fine of 20 dollars in police court.
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Harold Assotl
Justice of the Peace
Hy Braas
John Phillipa
John Raisich
Robert Maras
Star Cigar Store
Phillips
Raisich
Halsell
Polles
Rete
Box-Gan Tourist Bets Head Caught in Switching Jam
Deon woe saat coaching over Trini loy Pour yesterday morning around So'eloek when Sam Calngie, Wabl- Hu Miwakkre, formerly a nutty of SHMnY Tle, bestirred himself from coach on the Moor of a Northern Pacific box-car standing on the aidetrack in the flalenn yards. He was drawn into the doorway as an engine moved, a yard worker warned him, a door slid, and Sam was struck by the car door. He received stitches from Dr. Cooney and was sent to hospital for rest. expected to resume his journey north soon.
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Deon
Hoxver
Mr. Guirtna
Sam
Venus
Adonis
Tals
Knight
Logan Allen Fined For Fighting At Colorado Block
Logan Allen was fined 20 at a hearing before Police Judge George W. Padbury for fighting at a Colorado block. Allen pleaded not guilty. The incident followed a dispute with his wife over after hours access at their workplace where she claimed he slapped her. Ella Worth Christian intervened. Patrolman Montgomery arrested Allen. Mrs Johnson, involved in another case, was arrested for carrying a loaded revolver.
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Mien
George W. Padbury
Allen, & Uogroa
Allen
Alen
Ellaworth Christian
Monty
Montgomery
Record Heat Stamp in San Diego Surpasses June 1919
Weather bureau records show June 27 heat in San Diego reaching new highs, with 19 a.m. readings reported and the day surpassing the previous June 23, 1919 record for the hottest June day.
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Sat Mego
Jung
Weather Bureau
Bai Diego
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State Bureau of Cvilian Restabulation
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Seatile
Pacific Northwest Medical Association
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Minn
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Great Palle
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Ino Steamship
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Che Erie
Charley Pew
Lester Loble
Dillon
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GOV
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New Haven
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Logan Allen
Colorado
Goldbergs' Fiscer Hotel Bldg
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Helena Business College
D. P. Patenaude
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