Mont Election Commission to Confer in Butte on Rates
Montana commission members will confer in Butte on July 9 with J B Eastman Interstate Commerce Commissioner to discuss recording procedures for a joint intra state petroleum rate hearing. Federal intervention forced a pause on a 29 percent rate reduction, and a date for a full hearing remains uncertain.
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Montenerallion Commission
Hotte
J.B. Eastman
Interstate Commerce Commissione
Patroleum
Washington
Butte
F. A Bilver
Montana
Celebration marks completion of highway through Rocky Mountains
Montana highway association delays dedication of the Roosevelt highway celebration to early August at Summit. The event marks the new road across the Continental Divide and a Roosevelt memorial artiche to cost 26000 with congress appropriation. Olympia warship to Washington for naval memorial to war service members under a bill by Rep Johnson.
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Pran- Ident Oover
Roosevelt Highway
The
Highway Association
Montana
Summit
Continental Divide
Congress
Washington
Olympia
State of Washington
Newige
United States
Bpartn
Tohnson
W omen League backs two infancy and maternity bills in Helena
The League of Women Voters Indiana Helena board favored two infant and maternity acts before Congress. They oppose moving administration from the Children's Bureau and plan to gauge candidates on jury service for women, direct primaries, and funding for infancy and maternity work. Mrs Raith Battey of Billings and Mrs Nan Parker Parkes spoke on national questions. Unemployment was also discussed at luncheon.
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Congress
League of Women Vetera
Helena
Vlacer
State Board
Heleng League
Mre
Norman Winostine
House
Senate
Shepherd-Towner
Fondo
Het
Mra Raith Battey
Billings
Tate
League
Mrg
Nan Parker Parkes
Mip- Nespolis
Rs. M. €. Lydick
Hoover Waxes Hectic On Grime Commission
Hoover notes sharp rise in crime figures from 400 to over 13,000 within periods, and cites a 70 percent share of prisoners for crimes beyond probation. He links tougher enforcement to federal crime trends and signals ongoing focus on remedies and policy.
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Hoover
Donahue and Blazer Visit Yelena on Day Out
E B Donahue of Butts spent the day in Yelena. Charing Blazer of All Timber was here on business.
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E B
Donahue
Butts
Yelena
Col Herbert Thanks Advance as He Heads to Chicago
Col Herbert expresses appreciation for the transfer of the prohibition enforcement department to the Justice Department and discusses leadership transition from Helena to Chicago. He notes continuity of staff under Sam Roberts and the planned inventory and smooth transfer, while offering no new remarks on the appointment.
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Col. Herbert
Chicago
Prohibition Enforcement Department
Helena
Col
J Fd. Herbert
Ainae
Wis
Sam A. Roberts
Jackson
Seattle
A. Alford
To Met
Fisid
Roberts
Titinall
Indiana
Wincoosin
New York
Alstridt
Gol
Herbert
Senthet bin
Senate
Baltimore
Mitchell
Department of Justice
Washington
United
Statend
Royal
Aurvieg
Wreck of Plane Found by Utah Sheepherders
A crashed Graham aircraft and parts were located about 22 miles south of Cedar City Utah in a remote mountainous area after a nearly four month search. Ward Mortensen and Elburn Orton two young Parowan sheepherders discovered the wreck while following signals from the storm that grounded Graham January 11 1930.
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Matrices Graham
Diane
Cedar City
Utah
Ward Mortensen
Elbura Orton
Parowan
Ramanna
R Camp
Graham
Wester Air Express
Retton
Elburn Orton
Fifty Dead By a Storm Thru East
A storm swept through the eastern region causing extensive damage and casualties. Reports describe trains stalled near Sudbury Ontario and widespread flooding along highway corridors. Strong winds and heavy rain affected areas from the seaboard to inland regions, with damage to buildings and crops in several states.
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Sudbury
Ont
Casadine Atorm
Atrec- Mona
Kal-Shek Admits He Is In A Tight Place
Shanghai dispatches say the beleaguered Chinese government concentrates troops for a major offensive against Maoist rebels. The aim is to break through to the Yangtze River and topple President Chiang Kai-shek.
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Kal-Shek
Shanghai
Tta
Mortaern
Chiang Kal-Shek
Nan- King
State Fair Concessions Sell Fast As Interest Grows
Public interest in the Montana State Fair surges as concessions go to highest bidders. Officials report about 40 percent of stalls leased, with most under bleachers and open midway snapped up. Early sales indicate strong confidence and favorable weather outlook for a successful event.
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Montana
Nnd Fe
Venlore
Begiday Thease Concessiona
Woodtick found in deer skull during autopsy
A two year old buck deer died after a postmortem investigation revealed a woodtick embedded in the skull. State Veterinarian Dr Wertven attributed the death to infection of the frontal brain from injuries likely sustained before death. The deer wandered near Canyon Creek and was brought to town by Art Fabian and KE Balkenhof.
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Atata
W. 3. Butler
Canyon Creek
Art Fabian
If. Balkenhof
Montana Power Company
Futian
Sedan
R. H. Hill
Livestock Sanitary Board
Troops Sent Out to Protect Black Man
General Metts orders Charlotte officials to survey the Concord situation and mobilize the Charlotte national guard. The move marks North Carolina’s first peacetime guard activation amid widespread labor unrest and local tensions.
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B. van Mette
Madison county wool clip ships 478000 pounds this year
RX J Tee of Helena, Northern Pacific agent, returned from a Madison county visit where he oversaw about 76000 pounds of wool loaded for Chicago. Most of the clip went to wool buyers. 62 woolgrowers participated, many with small flocks, up from ten years ago. Boose seized in Denver involved furnace pipes and Tony Da Clement was arrested.
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RX. J. Tee
Helena
Northern Pacific
Madison County
Chicago
Guardsmen Break Camp and Return Home
Breaking camp yesterday the 168th regiment Montana National Guard dispersed after payoffs. About 45 000 to 60 000 dollars were distributed among roughly 900 officers and men. Two special trains carried guardsmen from Sco bey Opheim Froid Poplar Ca Dertéon Harlem Chinook Kalispell and Lewistown as Bozeman’s service company wrapped up at Camp Erickson.
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168Rd Regiment
Montana National Guard
Grant Northernett
Scobey
Opheim
Froid
Poplar
Ca Dertéon
Harlem
Chinook
Kalsepell
Lewistown
Service Company
Bozeman
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Wine League
Russell Lacomba
Malta
Frea
Ingram
Ronan
AL Tha
Hous
Gladva Hack
BN Mage
Tha Pigcor
Eee
Edna Turner
Jivingatan
Etelenn Frienda - 2
Pog Brophy. Jr
Gerace
Bourquin
Mee of. Ao Rimplan
Sf. George ‘Mitchely
Toston
Bat
Piblic
Uhat
Davshler
Jtt
Dn Aw
Hia
Eee Tof Rueker
Fergun County
Levelstown
Lowndes Lavy
An Prema Court
Mayer
Wincer
PHA
St. Pater's Cathadral
Rome
Tom R. Rilen
Talkoag
Minapula
Ida May Stewart
Bana FF
Whitten
S Ir Harvey Es
W. W. Chealay
Great Palm
T J. Hothing
Glasgow Courier
Iie Placer
Young
Candlanta
Allroad Kommissoner
Wolf Foint
Gal. J.P
Harkers
Maventh Prohibition Diatrict
Tolan
St. Paul
Paake
Fred Brustrun
Livingstoul
Johnson
Rocky Mauritain
Mimoula
Tawk
Brady
Bui
Sher
North Liberty
Iowa
Pia
Mounted National
James E Alden
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Fred Sweet Ann
Aaron Bally
Lows Ulty
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Sheriff Sweet
Trad
Marabel Bailey
San Francisco
Charles W. Steins
Emporum-Carwell Corporation of
Madisoner
Denver
Tony da Clement Wee
Sunkist
Santa Rosa
Los Gatos
Helena Creamery
Curtis
Boston
Cora Fed
U. 5S
Morrell's
Rus
Hennessy Bros
the Department Store of Foods
Helena Meat Co
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