Montana Car Ownership Count May Be Misplaced
A National Automobile Association report misstates Montana as having one car for every six or so people, when Montana’s population is about 515,000 with roughly 160,000 vehicles. California and Nevada appear higher on the list, while Montana’s ranking likely reflects outdated or inaccurate figures. The piece notes potential errors in the underlying data and cautions against accepting the Montana figure at face value.
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National Automobile Anxociation
Montana
California
Dha
Nevada
Divorce Ends Glendale to Colton Romance in 1925
Eleanor Zaho Heldin, daughter of Los Angeles natives, secured a divorce from Kenneth Beldin after a Glendale to Colton move on April 14 1925. Beldin, a California graduate, claimed love remained but faced charges of neglect and fault-finding. She gains custody of a minor son and $60 monthly support amid the brief, unusual financial note in the plea.
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Rano
Tyne
Eleanor Zaho Heldin
Los Angeles
Phinicien
University of Nevada
Endelopermant
Glendale
Colton
Calif
Kenneth Beldin
University of California
Chatter
Beldin
Tie
Ronnwt
Nurses Elect Officers and Adjourn Convention
The Montana State Association of Graduate Nurses elected officers for the coming year and adjourned their eighteenth annual convention in Helena. President Gendmansen of Butte and other officers inclosed vice presidents Birdie Klug and Ruth Fardnam with secretary Louis Wwnghor. A resolutions report thanked district No. 4 and Helena for hospitality, and Governor Erickson for greetings. After adjournment, attendees toured Helena area by boat and car, heard lectures on parasitic disease and nursing topics, and attended a noon hosts dinner.
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Ihenks Lin
Montana Stata
Thane
Ofticara
Mims Birdie DB
King
Miscowti
Nacond Vic
Ruth Fardnam
Dillings
M. Rope
Helena
Louis Wwnghor
Bereman
Strasagrar
Florence Swonatrom
Miss H. Hane
Butte
Milas Auguste Aries
Grant Folla
Minn
Mary Munn
Missoula
Min
Glare B. Dahl
Beth A. Morgan
Paulina Maler
Holeca
Stey Bera
J. E. Erickson
Atele
Tlh Ua
Ray
Henry H. Dantale
J. A. Majore
Neen
Gundmunsen
Heleng Commiercial Club
Olvic Elass
Gates of the Mountains Transportation Company
Hey
Hietare Canyon
Meriwether Canyon
Lewin
Clark
J. A. Majotn
St. Halann
Octavia Hitler Young
Young
Mes
Maria Palmer
Fred Stimpot
Atnia
Gars
France
Africa
Stimpert
Hina Julia Mead
Mobert FP. Smith
Fetasana’ Wareqw
Vart Sarrlaon
Montana Elon
Bus License Denied Over Ample Railroad Service
The Roscos Garrison of Troy sought to run a Kalispell to Idaho border motor passenger line but was denied by the state railway commission after hearings. Protestants argued no need, while Great Northern Railway and others claimed the rail line already provided sufficient service. the board noted 1929 railroad motor train costs and gaps in coverage, concluding a major bus could threaten the railroad by reducing transportation facilities.
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Roscos
Kalispell
Montana-Idaho
State Railway Commission
Commissionara Hoyle and Young
Kaltapati
Petiioner
Grant Northern Balironi Company
Fin Eraing
Ins Wild Dessenger
Troteata “Roacos Garrison
Troy
Afonnna
Wear Leonia
Idaho
Matty Apell
Board of County Commissionetn
Iincoln County
Board of County Commissioners
Flathead County
Katlepell Chamber of Commerce Whitefish Chamber of Comingreg
Eureka Commercial Club
The
Libby Commercial Club
City of Troy
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firamon and Enginemon
Brotherhood of Maliroad
Order of Thallway
Conductors of America
Judy
Witch Fund
Chummy
Fay
Ada
Fifth Avenua
Central Park
Almont
Alan Eteyne
New Federal Power Commission Sets Up
Washington June 24 an independent five member federal power commission was created to devote its time to administering the nation's water power resources. President Weaver signed the act reorganizing the commission replacing the old setup. The new body will begin functioning July 1 with members named for Senate confirmation and, under the act, will fund increased expenses for the year.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Weaver
War, Interior
Yiresident
Dima
Aret
Airea
Hotr
Moorer
Congresa Areqnest
Army Engineering Corpn
Agricultura and
Intenor Departmente
Nuw Diepartienns Commtealia
Son of Wild Bill Hicock Robbed by Modern Road Agent
Individuals tied to Wild Bill Hicock era in Montana and Sioux camps recount a recent robbery near Kelly post office. Dill, a seasoned trapper and government hunter, recalls danger, life on the frontier, and encounters with men of ill repute while noting years in the N-Bac and other trapping work.
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Wild Bill
Hicock
Grana Hange
Sun 24
BI Hicock
bin’ Wicock
Wes
Central Montana
Yort Benton
Apont
Billa
Kelly Post Office
Itrip Dia
Dill
N-Bac
Confession of Kan huber to stick in nook
Otto Kan huber known as Jover confesses at trial for the murder of Fred Ormterreich. Judge Carlton Hardy orders jury to decide veracity and immunity issue as Kan huber testifies he lied to reach the Centerstretch home near MTA Quatatretch.
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Kanhuber
Nook
Angeles
Otto Sanhuber
Atte Jover
Fred Ormterreich
Carlton Hardy
Tia
Banhuter
Séara
Mta Quatatretch
Woman Escapes to Air After Alleged Theft Then Caught
Mrs Fuller alias Betty Dawson Allan Fuller was arrested after allegedly stealing $700 from a local jewelry clerk, fleeing Great Falls by air to Pocatello and then disappearing on a railroad train. Idaho, Montana, and local sheriffs coordinated extradition. officer said she obtained the money by deception to secure lodging.
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Great Falls
Shine 24
Deanile
Tralia
Groat Falls
Puller
Allan Betty Stone
Ailas Betty Dawson
Allan ‘Ligee
Pocatall
Ifc
Bob Gordon
Prank I’. Gault
Fuller
Wilcon
Batly
le Smith
Allorney
National Parks Airways
Halona
Migs Stone
Butte
Hiffleutty
Putte
Idaho
Ixiley
Johnson
Poratella
G. W. Allen
Mensiona
Boulder Pioneer Edward Ran Funeral Draws Hundreds
Funeral services for Edward Ran a Moneer resident of Boulder valley were held at St Catherine’s Catholic church in Gouldar. Hundreds attended the solemn rites as Rev Frank Harrington of Mount St Charles College led the service assisted by diocesan and cathedral clergy. Pallbearers included Ed and Frank McCauley and others. burial followed at St. John’s cemetery in Boulder amid floral tributes from friends and neighbors.
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Bouldar
Edward Ran
Boulder Valley
St. Aatherine
A. M. Gilmore
Elena
Asdeston
James O'Brien
St. Helena
Ban Wahlo
Helens
Mra
Wattle
Prod Fenz
Butle
Butte and Anaconda Knights of Pythias Visit Boulder Lodge
About 76 members from Butte and Anaconda Knights of Pythias traveled to Boulder Saturday for a fraternity visit. A parade led by a 40 piece band opened the program, then officers conducted Insitation and awards as four lodges represented joined the Boulder delegation for an evening at the American Legion hall.
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Boulder
Jung
Inightn
Pythian
Américan Legion
Damon Lodge
Orlanthe
Asmleting
Amal Jor Tal Lodge
Judith Stanton and Gideon offer to advance Judy's dancing career
Judith, a Greenwich Village dancer, meets Gideon, a financier who offers to fund her rise in New York. He pressures Judy with a business proposal as she contemplates fame, love, and independence while contending with Chummy’s memory and Steyne’s unresolved feelings. Judy weighs the price of success against personal loyalty.
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Suther Gran
Greenwich
Ghimmy Morwy
Alan Breyne
Sleyne
Chummy
Judith
Steyne
Inycha
Jhummy
Walnter
Vincent Slornaway
Bruce Gldan
Eh Financial
Ta Kine
New York
Judy
Gideon
Masler
Panch
Ato
Dancing Offer Shapes Judy's Hotel Night Discussion
Judy arrives late at a hotel, meets Gifaon and Chimmy, and faces an offer from Mick Jade. He proposes funding her dance training with M. Guar as teacher, promising lessons and living expenses, while she weighs the implications. Alan and Chimmy observe the tense exchange as the group contemplates a bold future.
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Judy
Gifaon
Hero
Alan
Oreelf
Ross
Uenobwell
Punch
Merit
Mick Jade
Gidean
Indy
M. Guar
Owell New York Joint Raided by U S Agents
New York June 24. A federal prohibition raid disrupted the Central Park Casino and dining room of the Hotel Nite Carl Ton. Over 200 patrons were present when agents arrested those alleged to be violating laws alongside waiters and staff. The incident sparked chaos as guests accused agents of robbery and police were alerted to the disturbance.
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New York
Central Park
Willam H Jarvis to be brought to Connecticut for trial
Governor issued requisition to Utah authorities to extradite William H. Jarvis, accused of unlawfully taking a car from its owner and intending to deprive the owner. The case, filed by Ammitt C. Smith at Smith Motor Co, cites possession of the vehicle under a conditional sale and a petty misdemeanor charge. Jarvis was located in Ogden and was to be brought back for prosecution.
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Willam H. Jarvis
Ammitt C. Smith
Smith Motor Company
Uteh
Monteun
Rickeon Youtarday
Nie Solurn
Clyde Burges
Amarco
Ogden
Anexe
Jarvis
Havng
Christer
Jarvisberg
Ifelena
Canadian Bhokers Pay Up Heavy Fines
Gargery Alta Lune 24. Having paid 259000 in fines and 190000 in rents, Mr Teach. Harvey Mills, workers convicted yesterday of fraud, face jail pending appeal. Solloway sentenced to four months hard labor. Gollowey, president of Sailaway Milla Co. Ltd, paid 225006, Mills, vice president, 26200. Brokers face conspiracy charges in Toronto. American journals spend about 7300 990 000 a year in Buronic Prance taking the balance.
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Gargery
Alta
Lune
Teach
Subway
Harvey
Mills
Wokers
Cenadd
Toronto
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Fener
No Countes
Jean
Carter
Brian
Raalmann
Strmach
Parchen Drug Company
Weggenman Market
Y State Street
Cour
EAS
Harry Langéon
Iim
Bienia
Felan O'Brien Langdon
Nuaband
Thomas J. O'Brien
Long Abc
O'Brien
Langdon
Langton
Dard
Coralie Stanton
Heath Hosken
Geen Marie
Flomena
Thu Maalay
Carters
Nantal
Tim
Renlus
Niime
Mike Judy
Fienne
Yong
Slarnaway
Ataler
Jude
Thare Jn
Ain
Anary
Sho
Hasda al
Wall
Max Dickbrei
Anit
Sey
Owell
Day Dicks
Gueata
Bidtney Solomon
Auris. Will
Horlick
Witcouain
Bing
Meat CO
Young Pork Shoulder
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