Livestock groups vote to join national marketing plan
Montana livestock leaders including Laula Vinke push to enter the National Livestock Marketing Corporation set up by the federal Farm Board. Montana cattlemen plan joint action in Helena July 10, with branch office approval and state committee oversight. Lamb committees seek to curb market glut by distributing lambs across states. sales planned at State Fair pavilion Sept 4 and at Midland Fair in Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laula Vinke
Fiorowan
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Montana
National Livestock Marketing Corporation
Federal Farm Board
Intermountain Livestock Marketing Association
Helena
Vinke
Ant
Mateonal Association
Ths Lamb
Montana Woolgrawars
Guy Stambaugh
Deer Lodge
A. T. Hibbard
J. A. Caremishael
Sylvan Pauly
H. ©. Gardiner
S. N. Arnett
Bert Orr
W. J. Butler
Percy Williamson
Miles City
Lewis Penwall
Helana
Montans
Wielgo
Slemantx
Ram Sales
Traces Of Graham Found At Wreck Site
Investigators reported traces of Graham were found near the wrecked plane two miles northwest, including a shelter with a tire and a gasolene can. Officials said a synthetic combing of surrounding territory would be organized if searches fail, as Western Air Express mechanics prepared to reach the scene to plan shipment of the ship to Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Gasol Oe
Mackinen
Jatoos
Western Air Express
Demantic
Los Angeles
Air
SHELENANS HONORED IN CHOOSING CHIEFS OF VETERAN BODIES
Boseman June 26 article lists officers elected by several veteran organizations including G A R Ladies, Women's Relief Corps, Andreyw Auxiliary, United Spanish War Veterans, U S W V, and Auxiliaries. Names cover department presidents, vice presidents, chaplains, treasurers, and officers across Helena, Missoula, Great Falls, Butte, Bozeman, Livingston, Anaconda, Livingston, Kalispell, and Billings. The passage notes a damaged machine but confirms the election of numerous officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelenans
J. W. Johnson
Columbia Faire
Charles Angan
Livingston
Charing Weaver
Helens
J. ¥. McClain
Lots
John Marshion
Anaconda
W. B. Harlan
Columbia Falls
Simon Haysmirth
Butti
W. D. White
Billings
Charles Angus
Nra
Emma Redd
Helen Renforrits
Gertrude Black
Missoula
Junior Rite
Nellie van Horn
Lewiatown
Belle Peary
Deer Lodge
Cora Jenkins
Butte
Zoe D. Avery
Arwills Benson
Miszoula
Effie Forster
Absarakes
Julia Keans
Hutte
Grace Liddell
Anaconds
Gertrude McVay
Bilngs
Women's Relief Corps
Mary J. ‘Wrisht
Lucy Pike
Bozema
Edith Dunn
Mattle Wiggins
Mingoula
Tresaurer
Agatha Fue
Mart Gunminghem
Great Fails
Jesse Bush
Ruby Parsong
Kalispell
Ellen McLain
Hamilton
Martha Femberton
Andreyw
W. F. Wo
Akatuelng Moon
Helena
Esther Hellman
Harlowton
Mabel Brown
Great Falla
Grace H. Willard
Lewistown
Cheries Daly
Ballantine
Harry L. Robinson
Marshall
Walters
Miles City
A. C. Harding
Boseman
Jaden
Edith Stevens
Ruth Osborne
Hette
Daley Evans
Great Falls
Mary Green
Atoande Cole
Minsowla
Natrio
Alice Wilcox
Alma Glenn
Buldred Higgins
Rose Ashbury
Elizabeth Labertew
Bozeman
Marjorie Richardson
Judes Advocate
Cora Otte
Butta
Vetorana
Foreign Ware
J. W. Labertew
Col. H. C. Willard
Nanior
LY. Byyes
Fillings
Justor
Astoll H Baker
William Forreal Bowe
Horema
Swoo Benson
Chaplnn
McAuley
William Wadgewood
Erickson Addresses Churchmen on Nations Future Safe
Gov J B Erickson told Dixelpies of Christ at the Golden Jubilee convention in the First Christian church that the country's future depends on church work. Rev J M Mathieson spoke on The Restraints of Religion and Grace Heaven's Gift. Committees were named for 1931 activities and a Golden Jubilee banquet featured an illustrated lecture by Ross J Allen on the Washington World Missionary Society gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Orickson
Ila
J.mathieson
Great Central Christian Church of
Denver
Montana
Mathiesen
Mathieson
Leonard Young
Elena
Pranent
Eady Rose Room
Ross J. Allen
Fort Renton
Alides
United Christian Missionary Society
Washington, D C
SPEAKS TODAY Four talks on living by Rev Mathieson
The morning session opens with Rev Mathieson delivering four addresses on living challenges titled Living Soberly, Tidying righteously, Living Godly, and Living Hopefully. Grant E Lewis of Indianapolis, field secretary for the United Christian Missionary Society, speaks at 9 20 a.m. A high point today includes three sessions across morning, afternoon, and evening as the four day convention closes with the Golden Jubilee session on Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathieson
Grant E Lewis
Indianapolis
United Christian Missionary Society
Cornell Wins Great Regatta on Hudson in Open Race
Cornell surged to victory in the two mile main race at the Hudson regatta, drawing clear from Massachusetts Tech and Syracuse as heavy rough water tested crews. California Columbia and Wisconsin followed, with Naval Academy fading late after a strong start. Cornell also won the three mile junior varsity, while Syracuse took the two mile freshmen race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Tech
Cornell
Tech Hange
Massachusetta Tech
Syractas
California
Golden Bears
Columbia
Washington
Muskies
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Naval Academy
Julveroxsin
Ithacans
Syracuse
Washington Jay Vens
Hotars
Courtney
Whecans
Beidal Pair During Death in the Wilds
Prince George dispatch notes Walia Albes and her Carmel brideunit planning a overland trek from White Water to Dawson Yukon Territory after pleas to abort the romantic journey. Trappers arriving report the couple determined to proceed despite warnings. Fire department responds to a rubbish pile blaze near warshorms and the telephone building caused by a carelessly towed cigarette tub with minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince George
Walia Albes
Bride of Carmel
Calara
White Water
Dawaon
Yukon Territory
Whandoo
Trappere
Ifnes
A. P. Cureln
Fire Department
Montana Oil Rate Row Reaches Federal Hearing
The Interstate Commerce Commission plans a hearing with state bodies in July or August to resolve oil rate disputes affecting Montana. A Montana board official and Secretary Bilver urged a meeting as chair Eastman and others prepare for related hearings on copper and metals. The case, tied to toll roads and gasoline pricing, could take months, with judges noting public costs from suspensions and ongoing appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ia Xe
Montana Board
Washington
Francis A Bilver
Sta
Yenterday
Interstate Commerce Commission
Inter‘am Commerce Commissign
Eastman
Bulleou
Aly
Inter- Alate Commerce Commission
Montana
George M. Bour- Quin
Nia
Great Union Bank in Cincinnati Closed Amid Run and Arrests
A major bank crisis unfolds as Great Union Bank of Cincinnati closes after a three day run following the resignation of three top officials. Ex-officials Norris and Mosenblum are arrested on conspiracy charges tied to the Banking Act, pleaded not guilty, and held on 25,000 each. The bank’s assets are placed under conservatorship as the situation prompts liquidation actions. Shafer of H. L. Doherty Co. reportedly withdrew 622,000 from his account, with collateral tied to the bank’s deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyman
Norris
Harry Mosenblum
United States
Haroth E. May
Tts
Shafer
Ih. L. Doherty Company
Cities Neryfee Wacuritiens
Cnes
Forged endorsements haunt Brotherhood bank report says sound
The report notes forged signatures on Bhater's collateral tied to the Brotherhood bank. Amounts tied to the fraud range from 225000 to 376000, with Shafer linked to 622000 via Cosmopolitan Bank and a related Doherty affair. Bank resources total 5685203 with 900900 capital stock and 100000 surplus, yet the bank faces exposure from the stock market crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deposita Meaty
Tha Brotherhood Bank
Bhater
Brotherhood Bank
Relief extended by Welfare Commission records year high
The State Veterans Welfare Commission reports higher relief activity from December 1929 to June 16, with more veterans filing claims for hospitalization at Fort Harrison and other district hospitals. The Callaghan report notes 175 men in hospital currently and a surge in filings after April 1 as the final date for filing compensation claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Veterans’ Welfare Commission
E. J. Callaghan
Callaghan
Exitate
Fort Harrison
Thi
Bureau
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Graham
Bony
Anmel
Gored
Broadwater
Phil Sheridan
Dancing
Bill
Erickson
Grant K Lewis
Minpeapolia
Hudson
Beidal
Great Union Bank
Cincinnati
Bhater Short
Betue
Cosmopolian Bao
Wee
Doherty
Nllaghan
Welfare Commission
Fligelman'e
Fligelman
New York
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