Dawes and Morrow Return to Posts After Talks with Hoover
Washington dispatch reports Ambassadors Dawes and Morrow preparing to resume diplomatic duties after meeting President Hoover and Secretary Stimson regarding the London treaty and other topics. Morrow declines to name the Lindbergh baby, citing immediate parents. Dawes brushes off Chicago exposition as a satisfactory plan.
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Washington
Juma
Morrow
Leaney
Hoover
Stimaon
Lima
Ambagandor
Mexico
Paranta
Chicago Exposition
United States
Dawes
Committees plan sale of Rams at state fair grounds
The raty sale committee of the Montana Woalgrowers association led by U N Arnett of Hora man will meet today to arrange for labeling and classifying animals for sale on Sept 22 2 at the pavilion of the state fair grounds. Roy Clary of Great Falls chairs the ram marketing committee which will meet with Louis Vinke to report on organization under the National Livestock Marketing corporation. The Montana Cooperative announced shipping 1 604 240 pounds of wool to the National Marketing corporation.
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Montana Woalgrowers' Association
U.N. Arnett
Horaman
Tia Aale
State Fair Grounds
Freedera
Northwest
Fam Canada
Commlttes
Raml
Roy Clary
Great Falls
Louis Vinke
National Livestock Marketing Corporation
Montana
Cream Puffs Highlight Odd San Angeles Trial Tale
In San Angeles California on June 25 AP report describes Tobany fin fur funater leaving municipal court after charges of intoxication linked to a dinner party dessert of cream puffs. Hines and Mrs Paulinelatbrook testified they attended a Tollywood event and explained a cocktail and wine preceded the meal.
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San Angeles
Cal
Tobany Fin Fur Funater
Municipal Roort
Hines
Paulinelatbrook
Tollywood
Alta
Murdered Border Patrolman in Gun Battle near Laredo
Laredo June 23 AWRKICA ORDER GUARD MURDERED IN MEXICANS. Border patrolman Robert W Kelsay died after being shot five times during a gun battle with three Mexicans smugglers who fled across the Rio Grande. An extensive border search indicated the assailants were fugitives on the Mexican side. One fugitive blood trail suggested at least one was seriously wounded. Also noted: Howard Panon, 71, longtime secretary of the San Francisco Mining exchange, died in Berkeley, California.
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Herkeley
Cal—Pj
Howard Panon
San Francisco
Delegates Open Montana Christian Church Convention
Delegates from 25 Montana Christian churches begin a four day convention at the First Christian Church. Rev Mathieson spoke on In the Beginning and Gov. Eriezson planned to address the gathering. The event includes sessions, musical programs, and a golden jubilee service scheduled for Sunday.
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Montana Christian Church Convention
B.S. Mathlesa
Tts
Great Central Mission Church of
Denver
Montana
First Christian Church
Mathieson
Cai
Yen Hon
O P. Burris
Eugene
Oregon
Ienry
HH Daniels
Bt. Peter
Ky13- Canal Church
J. Lyman Eccles
Christian Church of
Ham- Mian
Missionary Society
Mr Mathieson
Arthur J. Atkens
Ot Bozeman
Address and program notes from Helena convention event
A convention in Helena lists a program with addresses and sermons by Guy G. Emery and J. E Ericson. Attendees span Billings to Spokane and St Louis, detailing names of participants and states.
Rocky Mountain Tates Will Act on Tick Fever Fight
Wyoming board members, meeting in Salt Lake, commend the state entomology board in Montana for investigating pests of ticks and praise the U S Public Health Service for vaccine production. They urge increased production and stronger national and regional campaigns against spotted fever germs, signaling wider cooperation among health authorities across North America.
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Wyoming
Ftate Board of Entomolary
Montana
United States ‘Health Service
Bennon
Conswell
Salt Lake
Cogswell
Washington
Renaral
United States
North America
Ixoma
South America
Mexico
Canada
Porto Rico
Brazil
Refusal to Admit in Murders Case Tied to Domestic Tensions
In a fragmentary account, ISINMUBER and MURNER are quoted amid a murder case involving Mrs. Oenterreich. The text recalls the killer's routine before the crime, noting cleaning actions and intimate details. The narrative hints at a motive rooted in personal strain and perceived nuisance within the home.
Pension Bill Doom and By Roots of Veterans Help
The pension bill stalls, proposing a three year path to about 109 million dollars annually. The plan would pay 12 to 40 dollars monthly to 200,000 veterans in the first year, with 245,000 already receiving disability compensation. It aims to cover all 4,500,000 World War I veterans and dependents, totaling about 72 million, plus a one arm or leg clause granting 38 dollars monthly in addition to other benefits.
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Ghairman Toknaga
The
Hours Veterans Committee
Inwa
Man Injured in Auto Crash Taken Home
June 25 Nost Lodge reports William Franala suffered a broken leg in a Sunday auto crash near Race Track. Taken home in an ambulance by Sherie Lou Rae Gecker and R. W. Roan in a narfoun condition. Mr and Mrs W F Johnson rest easily at St Joseph's hospital. Minn AGW Johnson in much improved.
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Nost Lodge
William Franala
Butte
Sheriie Lou Rae- Gecker
R. W. Roan
W. F. Johnson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Thinery
Johnson
Mugh Impravor
Market intrigue ties police chief to Jake Lingle case
Chicago investigators questioned former police commissioner Russell and JAKE LINGLE collaborator about a joint market account tied to the Alfred Z. Jake Lingle murder case. Russell admitted a market partnership with Lingle began with 10 000 pounds, later wiped in the crash, with claims they never withdrew funds.
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Chicago
Alfred Z
Jake
Dash
Chicago Tribune
Jottatock
Amrount
Fuswell
Pollen Coms
Charles J. Rathbun
Pribwna's Law Fuit
Russell
Patek Stvehe
Publie Elamor
Tangle
Phyaigh
Idngle
Prairie County Fair and Meetings Highlight Local Agriculture
Demonstrations and a talk on low cost farming drew about 750 attendees at Prairie County's County Agent Chover Garns event. The trigger topic was cheap production and price pressures as farmers work toward a banner crop this year. Residents traveled up to 80 miles to Cirle for the exhibition, while 62 local farmers plan for 16 hundred acres registered with Tremta and Ant moate. In other news, Elmer Ashburn, 12, was fatally shot by his brother Warren, 3, at their home near Kelso AWashtuna. authorities have not yet obtained a full statement from the youth.
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Torey
Dune
Prairie du
Chover Garns
Prairie County
Paaniy
Seata
M. L. Wilson
Cirela
Cirele
Consem
Roy
Whother
Leavitt roads bill advances in House
Washington June 21 a plan to build 40 miles of new federal roads in Montana at a cost of 1 206 400 was favorably reported from the House public lands committee. The measure aims to connect national park highway systems with federal roads, benefiting Montana Arizona California Colorado Idaho Oregon Utah Washington and more with 15 million dollars over five years.
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Washington
Jung
Leavitt Park
Montana
House
Romints Ee
House of Representatives
Scott Leavitt Caplains
National Parks
Afd
National Park
Vnland
National Park Service
Arizona
California
Calorado
Maho
Oregon
Utah
al Peru
League of Women Voters to Convene Montana Board Meeting
Mrs Heath Battey of Billings and Mrs Nan Parker Parkes of Minnesota will arrive in Helena this evening to attend the Montana League of Women Voters state board meeting at the Placer hotel tomorrow morning at 10 o clock. Battey is president with Parkes regional secretary in Minneapolis. Officers will recite routines in morning and afternoon sessions and Helena Teague and members are invited. An evening meeting will be hosted by Mrs Nom May Winextine on Washington Ave where Battey will discuss the national convention. Both men and women are invited.
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J. EB. Eriexson
Earl H. van Doren
Tha ‘Helena Christian Church
am—Devadona
Bordner
Joliet
Rene J. Allen
Secratary Evangeliat
Ilelong
Ehurch
Grave
Teaven
J'l Mythinain
State Board
Tevotlans
Sallie Bayidaon
Hdlth Battey
Billings
Nan Parker Parkes
Minneeapollo
Wil Arriva
Helena
Thie
Missouri River
Montana
Housa
Senate
Poplar
Hoonevelt
Richland
McCone
Culbertson
Roosevelt
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Hennessy Bros
Leonard J. Young
Guy G. Emory
Iddy Rose Room
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Guy G. Emery
W. L Beaumont
Adfie Perrul
Mra
T. J. Webb
Bozaman
R .J. Brown
Sybelle- Nelson
Arthur J. Ateing
Robert Ve Afking
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Fort Renton
Don W. Brown
W. Brown
Charles Smith
Jose J. Allen
A. L. Allen
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M. Ro CG Smith
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Treat Falls
G J Elkins
Sarah F. Johnson
R. A. Harheart
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Tate
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Isinmuber
Murner
Sunhaber
Jake Lingle
Chi Police Chief
Leavitt Roads
Leavitt Republican
Power Alte Crossing
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Leavitt
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