Windstorm Crashes Through City Building Facade
A severe wind event damaged a frame building at 290 Park Street causing walls and windows to fail. Debris toppled parts of the structure, injuring none reported, while officers cordoned the area near a busy intersection. Funeral services for King were announced with an inquest set for Thursday at 2 o'clock.
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Maltarpenter
Cora
Nother
Matt
King
J. J Purl
Fannie
Missouri
Park
Manning
Yesler
Mdewalk
Elty
Vray
T Ee
Tom
Eck
Maryland
Tront Wall
Ballhart Sheet and Roofing Company
Park Street
Mac
Names Sought for Twin Girls at St James Hospital
The Oechsil twins born a week ago at home in 1024 West Porphyry are awaiting names. Doctors and hospital staff including Dr Shields and Dr Shanley suggested options such as Jean Joan Marcia Georgia Minnie and Tillie. The 22 month old sister is Marcia, and nurses favor Minnie and Whiney as potential names.
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Shakespeare
Oechsil
St. James’ Hospital
George Oechsil
West Porphyry
St. James' Hospital
Shields
T. J. B. Shanley
Cechsbhone
Shanley
Jean
Joan
Jelean
Millie
Tillie
Marcia
Georgia
Thei
Minnie
Whinie
Jinrses
Miles
Silver Purchase Plan Aims To Add One Billion In Currency
The article outlines a treasury proposal to acquire roughly 1.254 billion ounces of silver at about 72 cents an ounce, creating about 940.5 million dollars in new currency. Officials want rapid action to complete buys or future delivery by year end to stimulate business, with Democrats hoping the move will affect commodity prices by November and influence fiscal policy when the new Congress convenes in January 1935.
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Treasury
Capitol Hill
Tme
Wind Rips Through Stewart Mine Scene in Dust Storm
A gale toppled twenty feet of fence at the Steward mine while an electric pole snapped and power lines failed in several areas of the jelly. A fierce dust storm followed a cloud burst with heavy rain around 3 am. Lightning struck a power pole near the Colorado mine as workers at Montana Power company prevented further damage. The incident lands in Blue Licks battlefield near Robertson County Kentucky, a Revolutionary War site now buried in work ruins.
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Colorado
Montana Power Company
Blue Licks
Battleield
Robertson
County
Kentucky
Das Bee
War on games of change seen in Louisiana
In Baton Rouge on June 28 Governor O K Allen faced pressure after signaling action against gambling. Huey Long urged use of the national guard as protection, though the governor remained noncommittal. Rumors of militia readiness calmed casino activity in parts of the state while wagers and gambling devices lingered.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
O. K. Allen
Huey P. Long
Washington
National Guard
New Orleans
Ill weather spoils nurses picnic at Cahunbia Gardens
Chills and fatigue plagued the nurses picnic as thirty attendees mourned poor weather. Delegates from district No 3 read reports on the Montane Association of Graduate Nurses convention held earlier in June. Also, patients were discharged from Murray hospital including Paul Perry and Mrs Edmund Dunn and baby Kay McCracken.
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Cahunbia Gardens
Association of Graduate Nurses
Paul Perry
West Quarts
Murray Hospital
Edmund Dunn
Terrace
Walkerville
Baby Kay MecCracken
Livingaton
Billings Man Named Chairman
A Montana shipping district meeting notes a long gap since the last gathering, with P J Cole of Minneapolis and George L Knight of Missoula among speakers. The report recalls 1924 slogans by Montana shippers and a later jab at railroads for delivering what was asked, when asked.
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Can Railway Association
P. J. Coleman
Minneapolis
George L. Knight
Missoula
G. Leipheimer
Butte
Press
C. W. Doherty
Billings
Coleman
Montana
L. F. Nichols
Montana Shippers
Third Rail Beats Belligerent Pup at Rockaway Station
A small dog at the Far Rockaway rail station brushed the third rail and was tossed into the air. The canine leaped back and after a third attack the dog staggered away, beaten but not seriously hurt, as curious passengers watched.
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New York
Far Rockaway Rail Road Station
Rum shop workers punch time clock in Lansing
Two hundred employees of the state liquor control commission began punching in and out today. Chief Frank A. Picard installed a time clock and said he worked 14 hours a day, leaving no time for stenographers in soda fountains.
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Lansing
Mich
Jung
Mguar Control Commission
Chatrma Frank A. Picard
Canadian Lions District Elects Leader at Helena Convention
Hal Catland of Lethbridge Alberta was elected district governor of Lions District 37 covering Montana and Alberta at the eight annual convention in Helena. Helena was chosen as convention city for May 1935. The governor’s ball concluded the social program of the gathering.
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Havre
Hal Catland
Lethwridge
Alberta
Canada
Lions
Montana
Helena
Tay
Ance Johnson Targets Threat From K K K
Hackensack New Jersey June 26 Jack Johnson the heavyweight claimant reports to Bergen County prosecutor that a typed letter signed K K Keto orders him to give up night club and boxing promotion in Hasbrouck Heights and Te terboro. The missive warns of a burning cross and accuses him of white slavery actions. Signed Tribe 70 K K Ki.
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Hasbrouck Neighs
Teterboro
Hackensack
Drought Solution Proposed by William Waterfall in Salt Lake City
William Waterfall, a heating and plumbing engineer, proposes piping water to cold canyons to form artificial glaciers. He claims a large ice dam would store several million gallons for summer use. The note mentions patents and government aid in Italy's silk industry.
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Salt Lake City
William Waterfall
Waterfall
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Torth
Corthat
Tan Nead
Ieft
ED U
Pichic
Canadian Heads Lions District
Ran Cosmetics
JS Way
Costo
Sands of Women
Hollywood
Lux
Oie
Ance Jownson
Salt Lake
Italy
Hennessy’s
Rayon
Taffeta
Hennessy's
Montana Standard-Post
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