City Briefs and Civic Notices Run at Wheaton Center
City council plans routine session at the Civic center at 10 this morning. Klwants club meets at the Placer hotel at 2:10 today. Firefighters investigated a vacant lot blaze on Fourteenth and Diath streets. Elizabeth Darby Tent No. 1 to meet at Eagles hall at 8 tonight. Signa Phi chapter meeting at 6 at 131 Middle Street. Ladinas Auxiliary Patriarchy Militant to meet at 3 at the TO.O.% hall. Mrs. VulWor Mathers hosts past matrons of the Order of the Eastern Star at 12:30 today. J. L. Williams store advertises sofa repairs. Tournament starts at Retailta courts near the Civic center. Card of Thanks notes express gratitude for sympathy on Peter Hugh Conway Sr. and Mrs. Fender’s loss.
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VulWor Mathers
Order of the Eastern Star
Mira
Helena resident NAS A ELSON dies at 69
Myre Atton Nelson lifelong Helena resident and early church member of St. John's Lutheran died yesterday at 69. Born December 21, 1879 in Norway, she lived in Helena 48 years after leaving her birthplace. Survived by husband Matthaw, two sons Bert and Nelson, two daughters Helena and Pauline, another daughter Mrs Wilfred Fehlhaber of Denver. Body at Opp and Conrad mortuary. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Myre
Atton Nelson
Nomsdahl
Norway
Helena
St. John's Lutheran Church
Har Howe
Highland Street
Soma
Matthaw
Bert Nelson
Pauline Nelson
Wilfred Fehlhaber
Denver
Cola
Opp
Conrad Mortiary
Futtera
Fabjhaber
President Roosevelt Silent on German Peace Terms
Aboard the Roosevelt train en route to Washington reporters report that Hillar's peace terms for France were laid before President Roosevelt but offer no immediate reaction. The party includes Averell Harriman and William J. Hassett as they leave Hyde Park after a weeklong visit.
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Roosevelt
Washington
London
Hillar
France
Through & Secratary
William JD. Hassett
Mr. Hoogereit
Hyde Park
Averill Harri
O Rourke Former Helena Resident Dies in California
Morgan O Rourke a former Helena resident died yesterday in Huntington Park California after a six week illness. He was born and raised in Helena and previously worked for Firestone Tire and Rubber Company as plant superintendent. He leaves his widow two sons Michael and William a daughter Mrs William Acitellaan and a brother Arthur a former Helena attorney.
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Morgan O'Rourke
Helena
Charles
George O'Rourka
Benwon-Cary Company
Huntington Park
Calif
Mr O'Rourka
California
Firestone ‘Tira and Rubber Company
Michael
Wiliam
William Acitellaan
Oller
Arthur
Helena At¢Orney
Property owners to meet on street selling plan
A group of property owners will meet at 7:90 tonight in the City center with City Engineer Andy Richardson, city councilmen and WPA officials to discuss a street paving program. Residents of Qw Ing Street between Seventh and Eleventh avenues and Sigheh, Ninth and Tenth avenues between Warren and Rodney attend.
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Clvte
Andy Richardson
W.P.A
Clinema
Boon
Qw Ing
Seventh
Eleventh
Sigheh
Ninth
Tanth
Warren
Rodney
Helena Women Attend State and Regional Convention
About 20 members of the Helena Business and Professional Women's group left during the weekend to attend the state convention, which breaks Saturday, and the regional convention, which will continue today and run through Wednesday. Jeanette Rankin, the nation’s first Congresswoman, who represents Montana, will speak on "The New Challenge to Women."
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Helena
PERSONAL NOTES FROM MIO CITY AND SURROUNDINGS
Mro and Bir Taya of Mijee City attended the Placer yesterday while M. Alexander of Shelby registered at the Hervey. Sampset and Phys Bamp of Billings visited Helena with Woodward of Great Falls registering at the Placer. Glenn A. Ganiier of Haves sought a meeting at Harvey yesterday while H W Grogary of Missouri In town on business. Mary Smith of Great Falls registered at the Tartey and visitors from Billings included Rockwood Brain and Runs B Hart.
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Mro
Bir
Taya
Mijee City
Alexander of
Shelby
Ruglatered
Hervey
V. Sampset
Phys Bampset
Billings
Helena
Wiedtarver
Woodward
Glenn A. Ganiier
Harvey
H. W. Grogary
Iimy Smith
Tartey
Rockwood Brain
B. Hart
Final Order Expected Early Today in Rome Negotiations
Fragmented telegraph disc shows Italian and German players racing to settle terms after Compiegne talks. French delegates Charles Huntelger Leon Noe and others met Mussolini aligned with Italian positions. German air raids reported near Trapani with casualties among civilians.
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Duce
Germany
Armigtica
Tnnker Pianea
Tlawnd
Rome
Munich
Cormats
Compiegne
Property transfers populate local deeds list across multiple districts
A collage of land and mineral deed transfers appears, naming numerous individuals and parcels. Among entries are transfers in Flower Garden and Mauldin additions, and claims in the Gracehorn district, spanning townships 10 to 16 and sections 1 to 44 with parcels in Lewis and Clark and surrounding counties.
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Rew
Corder A
Tunsam Sarah HW
McKinnon
Rugane McKinnon
Cenetral
Hourne
Hamilton
George P. Dich
Township
Schrander Arathars
J. Scott Garrison
Lawn MD
Contelateg
Wialfren
Gatusha
N. Berg
Mauldin
Geon
Mary Enge
Craig
Art Benton
Deren
Sedwin N
Jester
Lewis and Clark County
Johnphiting
A. N. Berg
Jatter
Black “G
Albert Akam
Frank L, Smith
East Helena
Nnls
Haat Helena
Federal Land Bank of
W. B. Potter
Fred W. Masa
Delta
Gracehorn
Death notices for Mrs Avion Nelnon and Vernon Warner
Mrs Avion Nelnon aged 68 died yesterday after 48 years as a resident. The obituary lists the Opp and Conrad mortuary for arrangements. Vernon George Just Warner aged 47, a World War II veteran, died Saturday with services at the Opp and Conrad mortuary.
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Mra
Avion Nelnon
Steiens Renidint
Opp
Conrad
Montana women's clubs convene 19th annual meeting
Dr Minnie J Maffett of Texas opened the Montana Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs convention with a focus on a wartime economy and national unity. The gathering in Gloster Park drew 168 registered attendees from 19 Montana cities, with election of officers including Marlin Knofmar as late president nominee Allan Pern Murat as treasurer.
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Buennesa Aya
Munta Mite
Montana
Mra
Marlin Knofmar
Foreyth Wan
Allan Pern Murat
Ekalaka
Treny Vror
Elten
Mina Margaret Sknner
Travee
Rat Vier
Spanish War Veterans Gather for Billings Convention
Billings hosts the annual Spanish War Veterans gathering with 290+ registered for three days of sessions. A Sunday reception honored George A. Enarly and Frances Af tara. Yellowstone County Attorney George Smith will speak, followed by a parade and a campfire program. Tuesday includes the induction of Mr. Eherty into the Crow Indian tribe with a dance.
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Hilllings
Ura
Grand Army of
Smith
Yellowstone County
My. Eherty
West delegates push anti New Deal plank at Republican gathering
About 60 of 2071 delegates from Oregon Washington Idaho Montana Wyoming Utah Arizona Colorado South Dakota Colorado Alaska gathered to oppose continuing reciprocal trade deals and support reclamation funding while denouncing moves to weaken public domain funds. Senator Thomas chaired western caucus and pledged a party line to back peace through honorable means without foreign commitments, condemning New Deal actions as risky to national defense.
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Icipating
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montena
Wyoming
Utah
Arizona
Montana
South Dakota
Colorado
Alaska
Kera Whitla
Ioary
Stimson
Col
Frank Knux
Roosevelt
Eablnet
Knox
Whitin
Forest Service
Interior Department
Thomas
Dalegaten
Resolutiona
New Deal
Europe
Spokane Riflemen 5 Wigtor in Missoula meet
Local rifle clubs sponsor sharpshooting events in the northwest matches. Missoula has first choice for 20 caliber rifle firing and postal matches are open. Pact Weaver of Spokane won the amalgamated championship. O C Evans of Oroville and J R MeFiilde of Kellogg are noted in border patrol and rifle championships.
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Amaseutn
Umn
Northwest
Lin
Northwestern Association
Wag
Ann‘canda
Nhxt
Lara
Missgula
Montana Revolver Association
Pact Weaver
Spokane
O. C. Evans
Oroville
Wash
Border Patrol
Azarezale
J. R. Mefiilde
Kelling
Idade
Dewar
Education Club Annual Picnic At State University
The Education Club at Montana State University hosted its annual picnic Friday with 200 summer session students in attendance. Participants came from many Montana towns and several states including Northland South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Florida New York Idaho Washington Nebraska and Colorado. Activities included bagball volleytall and Nald hockey followed by a large campfire and a late evening meal. The event was arranged by Dr. W. Ania acting dean of the education school for the summer who thanked attendees and offered continued support within the university's capstone limits.
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Faynie-Dellearis
Wiliam Andriason
Jelena
Montana State Wniversity
Montana
Northland
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wicowan
Iowa
Florida
New York
Iaha
Washington
Nebraska
Calorada
WT. Ania
Education Sebonl
Wall Street Views on World Situation and War Impact
New York June 23 The week saw cautious Wall Street talk on how war, armament, and global turmoil will shape the American economy. Analysts expect shifting orders for credit and aviation transport growth, with prices volatile but some optimism for a postwar pattern.
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New York
Wall
Han
Lawlinda
France
Warketa
Agaven Keel
Sae
Former Helena Woman Claimed by Death in Spokane
Mrs. Crom Cronin of Helena and Spokane died recently at age 60. She spent 20 years in Helena before moving to Spokane, where she lived the last two decades. She is survived by a daughter Mrs. Julian Barney of Helena, a daughter Mrs. Sophie Lyle of Helena, a daughter Mrs. John Campbell of Clare Akanie Oregon, a grandson William Barney of Great Falls, and a granddaughter Mrs. Charles Nuzaike of Spokane. Burial will be in Spokane.
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Spokane
Cronin
Ilelmna
Julian Barney
Melanas Tao Aintera
Sophie Lyle
Helena
John Campbell
Clareakanie
Ore
Willam Barney
Great Fails
Charles, Nuzaike
Ash, Turlel
Christian Science Sermon Echoes Universal Spirit Study
A 1910 Sunday service across Christian Science churches discussed the creation, the Word with God, and spiritual development. Readings included passages from the Golden Text and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, reflecting on spiritual vs mortal theories of the universe.
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Atonile
Cs non-Sorman
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Tims
Josson-Strinon
Mary Baker Eddy
Universi
Czar May Be Put In Charge Of All Industry
The article discusses proposals to appoint a single industrial administrator to head arms production for defense. Backers say such authority is needed to prevent production chaos seen in war mobilization, with names like William S Knudsen and Edward R. Stettinius Jr. mentioned as potential appointees. Critics warn of overreach, urging careful delegation under existing wartime emergency powers.
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Czar
Willoon
Americas
Germany
Roosevelt
National Defense Advisory Commission
Boma
Willgm
Knudsen
Edward R. Sretltnius, Jr
Bernard Baruch
Wae
Hermann Goerlag
Ana
Uno
Gitler
Woodrow Wilson
Dirretlat Afta
Suner-Agency
Congress
Navy
Wishart
Industey
Totalitariad
Tt de
Ana Anatoly
Rongrety
Witterte
Throwan
Secretary of War
War Department
Federal Witness In Drug Case Murder Victim Identified
Chicago reports Gerald Jerry Siegel a 23 year old seen as key witness in a federal drug ring case tied to the Green Dragon gang was shot dead near a north side hotel after stepping from a car. Authorities say Siegel, once linked to a distribution operation, was en route to Texas with others to testify against defendants connected to smuggling from Mexico to major cities. Mary Lewis, alias Mary Steck, a young woman accompanying Siegel, is from Detroit and worked as a stenographer in Miami.
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Chicago
Gerald
Jerry Siegel
Texas
Green Dragon Gang
J. d. Elysius
Fedreolléa Bureau
Envernment Hat
Sag
Mexico
New York
San Francisco
New Orleans
Blegel
Shorty
North Side
Mary Lewis
Polles
Michael
Bie- Rina
Grasshopper Bait 15 Availability In Helena Declared
W Zirostein county extension agent says grasshopper bait 15 is available in Helena. Contact his office in the federal building. He notes no major damage expected this season but timely baiting saves labor lime and money if grasshoppers appear. Bait buyers must bring their own containers and pay 10 cents per bag to cover misting labor.
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W. ©. Zirostein
Federal Building
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Walker Paint and Wallpaper
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Interstate Lumber CO
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