Test Action Filed As First Step For New Building
Montana Supreme Court ordered the state board to show cause on June 28 why it should not be enjoined from issuing a 250000 bond to build a veterans and bleaders memorial. Mrs. Lottie Willett of Helena contests the bond as a taxpayer of Lewis and Clark county alleging lack of legal authority and requesting original jurisdiction. The action marks the first step toward construction and praises the legislative act while challenging five points in the petition.
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Montana Supreme Court
State Board of Examiners
Lottie HR. Willett
Helena
Lewis and Clark County
Willett
Technocracy to be theme of talk at Eagles hall
A. D. Cook of Seattle will lecture on Technocracy at the Eagles hall this evening. The talk, titled Some Questions Answered, will be moderated by Carl Siebacker of Helena. Cook is an authorized Technocracy, Inc speaker touring the Pacific coast.
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A. D. Cook
Seattle
Eagles Hall
Carl Siebacker
Helena
Mr. Cook
Technocracy, Inc
Facitic
Testimony Shows Huge Acreage Is Irrigated by River
In a federal court case over Missouri river water rights, defense expert Thomas H. Means testified on return flow from Broadwater-Missouri irrigation. He claimed 41,000 acre feet could return annually with a 46,600 acre feet diversion near Toston, while Edwin W. Kramer of the federal power commission said present power developments may not reflect reasonable use. The testimony explored combining power and irrigation development and most beneficial uses of Missouri river water.
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Thomas H. Means
Berkeley
Celif
Montana Power Company
Broadwater-Missouri Water Users’ Association
State Conservation Board
Missouri River
Means
Missouri
Broadwater-Missouri
Projet
Toston
Edwin W. Kramer
Federal Power Commission
San Francisco
Kramer
Canyon Ferry
Charles $8
Hazen
Bureau of Reclamation
Upper
Missouri Basin
Power Company
State Water Conservation Board
Hunsett
Jefferson River
Madison River
Gallatin
Canyon Perry
Thres
Elizabeth Ireland
Washington, D
You Ferry
Ireland
State Board of Educa
Townsend News highlights church leadership appointments
The June Townsend report covers the visit of Bishop Gilmore to Holy Cross church announcing Rev. Fred H. Tracy to lead Stecond Father I. Sullivan’s parish duties, detailing Tracy’s Jesuit formation in Worcester and Montreal, past assignments in Anaconda and French Town, and his roles with Catholic youth and foresters while tied to Montana’s centenary celebrations and local Rotary activities. It notes community notices, property transfers, and local social events including picnics and visits by townsfolk.
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Society of Jesus
Grand Seminary
Montreal
Fathers of St. Sul Jpice
Paul Bruchesi
Helena
John P. Carroll
Tracy
Montana
St. Lawrence
Walkerville
St. Peter's Parish
Anaconda
John B. Pirnat
Catholic Woman's
Elvh
Young Catholic Club
Catholic
St. Peter's High School
Chicago
Sisters of St. Dominic
George Finnegan
St. John the Baptist
Frenchtown
St. Mary's
Superior
Alberton
St. Regis
de ‘Vorgia
Saltese
Father Tracy
St. Mary's Mission
Says Law Broken in Sales of Liquor
Benjamin chief of the enforcement division of the state liquor control board said evidence shows liquor establishments selling to minors and some have started a credit system for minors. He noted several Helena places are under observation as investigations proceed elsewhere in the state.
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Benjamin
State Liquor Control Board
Benjamin Gaid
Helena
Ray Wine Named Head of Camp Wheeler Lawyers
Lt Ray Wine of Helena has been elected president of the Camp Wheeler association at Macon Ga His father was notified yesterday. Last rites were held for Mrs Sarah G Lovely 5 Helena resident for years died Monday funeral conducted at Opp and Conrad funeral counselors served as assistant defense in a church service and burial. David Livingstone the African explorer fueled his river steamer with elephant bones after running out of wood and completed his journey.
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John Wiebrock
John Vichrock
Portland
Deep Creek Canyon
H. Suter
Dean
Charles A. Willson
Helena
Chafee Croft
Kenneth Kay
Pony
Townsend
W.T. Thompson
Joss Cook
Miss Date Cook
B. F. Thompson
W. T. Thompson
M. L. Merenes
Mereres
Ray Wine
Camp Wheeler Association
Macon
Lovely
Sarah G. Lovely
Aoa
Opp
Conrad
David Livingstone
Billings Patient Grateful Sends Fund Donation to St Peter's
A Billings man grateful for St Peter's Hospital treatment sent a $10,000 operating deficit contribution after reading a Helena press story about the drive. Chairman A. T. Schultz reported solicitors had turned in $1,950 toward the fund since the drive began Tuesday.
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St. Peter's Hospital
Billings
Helena
St. Peter’s
A. T. Schultz
Cobb Beats Ruth In Grudge Charity Golf Match
Ty Cobb defeats Babe Ruth 3-2 in the opening round of their charity golf grudge match before 22,000 at Commonwealth in Newton Massachusetts. Cobb relied on precise putting to counter Ruth’s driving power, turning the match around after Ruth led early.
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Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Newton
Mass
Commonwealth
Cobb
Ruth
Hera
Softball scoreline shows one sided Helena win over Clancy
In a high school softball game Helena Question Marke dominated Clancy 34 to 2. Phlerg hit a three base hit for Winters while Bethel added a two bagger for tie winners. In another Class A clash Unemployment Compensation defeated Tel ephone Company 16 to 1 in a seventh inning rally as Morrow and Murphy delivered key hits.
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Helena Question Marke
Clancy
Phlerg
Bethel
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Morrow
Murphy
Mendenhall
Reed
Walsh
Traq and Iran Output Reported in New Industrial Figures
Report cites Traq producing 4,000,000 tons annually and Iran generating 10,000,000 tons. The figures highlight sizable output from both regions, underscoring shifts in regional production scales and potential market impact.
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Traq
Iran
Truce Holds On Flathead Reservation as Legal Review Continues
The Flathead Indian reservation truce remains in effect while officials study free hunting license demands. Chief Eneas Granjo warns braves may patrol if aid is refused, and Assistant Attorney General Fred Lay says a full legal opinion will take time. The Fish and Game Commission cannot issue free licenses under current law, likely requiring treaty mandates or future legal action. A council with the Flathead and Slack Feet tribes is planned at Browning on July 3 to discuss abolishing the existing license fee.
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Flathead
Eneas Granjo
Rocky
Triel Council
Fred Lay
State Fish and Game Commission
Game Commission
Browning
J. McFarland
Belgarde Service Held For Patrick Belgarde At St Marys
A Requiem Mass was celebrated yesterday at St Marys Church for Patrick Belgarde 65 who died Monday in a local hospital Burial followed in Resurrection Cemetery.
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