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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1932
Page
6
Helena dispatch reports weather in the Northwest with highs in the 80s across Montana and scattered showers near Yellowstone. The page also covers local notices, business ads, obituaries, a fire alarm, funeral arrangements, stamp news for the Olympic Games, and a traffic case in Helena court.
A city council discussed a plan to require ten dollar auto fees from owners for ITV funding. A letter from A J Manon chairing city committees proposed a statewide convention of city councils to discuss vehicle fee revenue. Aug 12 was set for preliminary action with representatives to Tralana and Me conference aims.
A collection of personal notices and travel snippets: J C Brown plans a trip to Omaha with Mrs WL Murdock and son James. George Yo Patton, a well known Tazeman attorney, visits The Maren. Claude K. Aleredith, US veterans hospital patient, goes to Port Marelaan. T Th Wards of the Western Union Telegraph Company at Denver. Henry Slene d visits Seattle and returns to duties. Janes Tad supervises the Holony national forest. Beattie and James Tad travel for the week. a Virginia mountains weather bulletin and other regional updates conclude the item.
Helena Kiwanis All Kiwanis Day celebrated with a banquet at the Placer hotel as city council considers private garbage removal. Commissioner Al Smith cited Butte's contract system showing potential savings and plan would cover business and residential districts with twice weekly pickup in homes and daily in business areas. Mayor and aldermen weigh bids. budget talks deferred to morning session. Verner Jones, Cornell professor, attended as guest.
City council to consider an ordinance establishing a one hour parking limit on Pullar avenue between Sixth and Lawrance street. Drafted by Attorney Raymond T. Nagle after revisions. first passage planned this morning with a maximum $10 penalty for violations. Regulations on dented parking and angled curb parking not included, as general traffic rules cover them. Potential future measures on ignition restrictions may follow.
Kathryn Sennett 45 a native of Margarilla and daughter of Mrs Mary Sullivan died at St Johns hospital after a brief illness Funeral set for Wednesday at the Cathedral of St Helena with burial in Resurrection cemetery Rosary this evening at Opp and Conrad chapel pallbearers named Funeral notes She was born in Marysville May 6 1887 later lived in Helena and Butte before returning to Helena worked for Montana Life Insurance Her husband died years ago Survived by mother four brothers and other relatives in Margarilla Helena Butte and surrounding areas
L L Roe of Clancy pleaded not guilty to a charge of reckless driving after a collision at Malin and Broadway. The trial was set for Wednesday by Judge G W Padbury. Roe was arrested Saturday evening after hitting a parked car and was held on a hundred dollar bond. Portland dispatch notes Woodmen of the World with Denver headquarters elected new officers and adjourned.
Montana counties paid the second half of their taxes totaling $726,259 for state purposes, up from $701,069 in 1921. State Treasurer Williams received checks from four counties Menener Powell Chateau and Garden Valley. Falls and Jewin counties paid the least while Cascade led with $71,432.57. The remittances show taxes this year exceed 1931 by $25,185.
In Great Falls area a car parked on Missouri River bank slid into the water after brakes failed. Deputy Ted Neville from Grant Fork, with Sheriff Shields, located the vehicle owned by Louis Petersmith of Great Falls. The car lodged in the river, vacationing bystanders saw the top, a rescue attempt caused a hole, and the wrecking crew towed the car to Cascade.
Detroit June 27 reports state Or villa James Turley will be returned to the Colorado state prison from which he escaped in 1937 while serving a sentence. Police said Clyde Bailay’s body, linked to Turley’s case after a June 16 incident, was too decomposed for identification and had been buried. Authorities expect Turley to be custody of Warden Roy Boal at the Colorado prison Wednesday.
London Ky June 27 Twenty five Kentucky National Guard troops were ordered into the New Salem section of Laurel county after one man was killed and several others wounded in a feud tied to liquor operations. Sheriff W A Steels and two deputies were barricaded in a house as gunfire erupted from surrounding hills. Granville Walker was killed as bullets shattered the residence. The violence traces to last year when George Balling testified before a grand jury about liquor activities and was later killed at his door. Four others have since fallen in the liquor feud.
White Sulphur Springs West Virginia June 27 The first woman to receive the national achievement award is Dr Florence Sabin anatomist of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research In New York She was honored before femin ine leaders in varied fields Beatrice Hunkle of Sanford University presented the medal at the Chi Omega sorority convention She said the award signifies the highest honor and credit that could be accorded
Deancis A. Silver counsel for De Monta railroad commission said a petition for rehearing would be filed with the state supreme court after Saturday's ruling upholding the motor transportation law provision granting the commission power over private carrier certificates. Washington report notes President Hoover signed a resolution to erect a Bryan memorial in the capital.
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