Rotarians Back National Guard Hearing Officers Speak
The Helena Rotary Club adopted a resolution pledging moral and active support after Col Williams traced the 163rd regiment history from 1877 militia origins to its World War II era role. Capt Lowery discussed human interest aspects and the value of preparedness, while Gov Stewart lauded the Guard’s service to Montana.
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Coloyel BE. H. Williams
163Rd
Otillia
Bill Lowery
Whitehall
Iman
Helena
Ed Flaherty
Fred Sanden
R. ©. Kaufman
M. D. Chatfield
Earl Brows
Judge Berg
Livingston
Arthur Veheren
Minnepolis
Soe
Fury Veserains
Montana Guard
Montana
Montana National Guard
63Rd Regiment
Old Man Fulton Tells How Augusta Justice Gave Jail Aid
A. B. Fulton, 73, of Augusta, recounts a 30 day jail term imposed by Justice of the Peace Montana August. His attorney plans a habeas corpus release as Fulton’s long tale of hotel ownership and disputes with subtenant Oscar Lidberg unfolds. The piece also notes his earlier disturbance fine and suspended sentence, plus his claim of being railroaded by locals.
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Fulton
Augusta Justice
Wim
A. B. Fulton
Augusta
Dames
Sotve
Justice of the Peace
Montana
C. A. Spaulding
A. B. Fulter
West
Oscar Lidberg
Mad
District Court
Iris Hotel
Maret
Justice Court
Justice August
August
Tim
van Fulton
Augusts
One Man Dismissed At Court Session
Judge George W. Padbury dismissed MecGowen after he offered an official order from Camp Erickson and a flat tire as excuses for speeding. Traffic Officer Knless arrested him for exceeding the limit, but the judge accepted the explanation and released him.
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George W. Padbury
Af. McGowan
Knless
MecGowen
Camp Erickson
Rival Aives in Love and Law of a Desperate Triangle
Nan Carryn, secretary, loves criminal lawyer John Curtis Morgan who loves his wife Tris. Nan resigns then lingers as Morgan defends Bert Crawford, acquitted and leaving town. Iris follows, Nan writes Morgan she will not return, Nat fosters Morgan’s work, marries Morgan after he divorces Tris. Their farcical marriage strains as Nan confronts fate and an impending murder case.
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Nan Carryn
John Curtis Morgan
Tris
Nan
Morgan
Bert Crawford
Crawford
Iris
Morga
Nat
Little Cairnis
Come Fort
David Blackhall
Jess
Tric
Mearnan
Jobn
Aishe
Mrt
Riverside
California
Bassett
Nina Blacktall
David Black
Nina Blackhutt
Young David
Mert Crawford
Pye
Agai
Tse
First National Bank
Mane
Paris
Itive
Irim
Iris Morgan Morgan
Natt
Talia
Beate de Corte
Inet
Ette
Madea
Oly
Nan's crumbling marriage tests her patience and hope
Nan endures a tense evening as Curtis clings to anagrams while her marriage unravels. She hides tears and fights the ache of unreturned love, fearing she must soon leave the life she built and confront an unbearable loneliness.
Montana Railroad Board Hears Carrier Tariff Requests
The Montana Board of Railroad Commissioners heard testimony on war tariffs and rate requests from several railroads including Northern Pacific Milwaukee Great Northern and their petitions to add feed for human consumption and to adjust weights and classifications. The board will announce decisions later and also considered changes to live stock tariff treatment and show shipment exemptions.
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Montana
Montana Board of Railroad Commissioners
Northern Pact
Northern
Milwaukee Roads
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee Road
Great Northern
Welcome Dance for Flks at 105 Angeles Opens Week
Montana Flks from Helena and surrounding areas attend a welcome dance in Los Angeles at Mt Paria ballroom hosted by Fortier Motistians. Expected guests include over 1 000 Kalanka members, Doris Deane Arbuckle, and other motion picture celebrities. Entertainment coordinated by Mrs. Tene D Semper and Arthur Riddell with plans for events during visiting week. Globs Clothing and Jewelry moves to temporary offices at 314 North Main between Helena Hardware and Sherman Music.
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Montana
Angeles
Mt Paria Ballenen
California
Andi Arthur Riddell
Vks
Doris Deane Arbuckle
Hutte
Hovor
The
Globs Clothing and Jewelry Company
Tts
North Main
Helena Hardware Company
Sherman Music Lore
Barbers Await Examiner Names For Licenses
At a Great Falls meeting of journeymen and master barbers five candidates were chosen for membership while the licensing system stalls. The act creating the barber examiner board moves only when the governor names the five examiners, delaying license issuance for barbers. Located are Frank Harrigan of Wittings Oscar Helding of Missenhe Witte Stone of Havre BW Thompson of Moorman and Art Dewisen of Montswoo.
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Curkson
Uip
Frank Harriiac
Witings
Oscar Helding
Missenhe
Federal day agents raid Memphis to raise liquor prices
More than 70 people jailed in Memphis as federal agents launch operations aimed at pushing liquor prices to national levels. Forty two agents busted warrants sworn by undercover officers. by nightfall city jails were crowded. Col A W Mays oversaw with local and county aid. prosecutions under Jones law expected in many cases.
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Memphis
Tenn
Board of Education to Study Boulder Institutions
The state Board of Education will study conditions at Boulder institutions for the Deaf and the Feeble minded along with its war housing and other facilities. The board met yesterday and discussed meetings at the state capital and other places to give the legislature time to consider funding. Topics include the Greater University and the selection of a Montana man to represent the state and continue the policy after Fallon.
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State Board of Education
Boulder
Daly
Thamias
Fallon
Helena Woman Speaks at Havre Legion Convention
Mrs Sara E Marie of the Montana Tuberculosis Association travels to Havre to speak during the Mate convention program of the American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary. She discusses the Montana Child Health Council formed in February to promote child health and welfare as part of the event.
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Sara E. Marie
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Havre
American Legion
the Legion Auxiliary
Morse
Montana Child Health Council
Legion
Auxiliary
N P land bill signed by President Hoover
President Hoover signed a bill removing 2 800 000 acres of Northern Pacific reserved forest land from operation under the deed. It forfeits all unsettled indemnity relocation rights and claims tied to grants for the railway while preserving title to lands used for rights of way depots stations and shops. The act directs the attorney general to proceed with securing the government’s reservation.
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Washington
Northern Pacific Railway
Hoover
United States
Virtna of Grata
Wietall
Fis
Atlarnes
Stjeannat
Film verdict on Trial of Mary Dogan screens in Chicago
Chicago June 26 AP report says the film version of Trial as Mary Dogan faced public morals concerns. Board members weighed screening approval, with debate over content and potential impact on audiences.
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OKEH
Chicago
Cantor Board
Mary
Dogan
Amnots
Pete
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William J. Lowers
Catnip Erickson
Flaherty
S. V. Stewart
Montasa
Stinson
William Hasnitor Bones
Manila
San Francisco
Department of Agriculture
Ewspaper Hal
Rivalavives
Curtis Morgan
Curtis
Alan
Pather
Taether
Father
Mornan
Tre
Sheen
Blackhall
Jey
Nvinsel
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105 Angeles
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Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
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