State 10 Refunds 34 000 in Taxes Under Judgments
Judgments handed down yesterday in six actions in district court upheld by the state supreme court. Six transportation and refrigerating companies recover tax refunds totaling 24 321. Names include Northern Refrigerator Line, Beit Refrigerator Transportation, Western Fruit Express, Are miour & Company, Union Tank Car, Burlington Refrigerator Car. Claims center on a per cent tax on erasing companies under a 1926 act.
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Beit Refrigerator Transportation Company
Western Fruit Express Company
Aremiour & Company
Union Tank Car Company
Burlington Refrigerator Fapress Rom
Holding Money for Students at State University
Montana officials discussed whether funds held for students by the state university constitute banking. Attorney General Nagle concluded deposits are subject to refund on demand and not clearly banking, though the practice could be construed as banking under modern definitions. the state’s status remains uncertain.
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AL Jornes
Raymond T Neglevetter
Frank H John
Mentana
Trones
Nagle
Etatute
Reneral Iis
Montana
Death of Helena resident Fred L Winscott at about 60
Fred L Winscott, longtime Helena resident, was found dead in his room after an apparent heart attack. Coroner James Moretti said an autopsy would be performed. he recently underwent surgery at St Peters Hospital and had been in poor health. Funeral services are set for Forestvale Cemetery at 2 o'clock this afternoon with Dr Price officiating. Arrangements by Opp and Conrad.
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Wrea Winscott
Helena Mans
North Farckson
James Meortinn
Amelis
Andy
Ams Young
Winescort
Graseudem
Forestvale
Dr OR Price
Opp
Conrad
Damage suit to go to jury in auto collision case
Sallie D Davidson sues Walliam F DesRosier over a car backing accident at Main and Lawrence streets injuring Davidson. Defendant’s motion for non suit denied. Final arguments set today as jury to begin deliberations this afternoon after judge settles instructions.
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Sallie D Davidson
Walliam
State Bonds Sold As Montana Investors Buy In
State Treasurer James J Brett notes continued bond sales as First National Bank of Xaster and First State Bank of Rol Pont purchase bonds for clients totaling 6500 and 500 each. Investors anticipate more issuances after July.
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Montana
Senate inquiry reveals Davis role in Chile loan dealings
Senate banking investigators pressed Orn H. Kahn of Kuhn Loeb to detail Chilean loan underwriting and Davis's possible ties while a private citizen. Kahn disclosed Chilean loan angles, fees, and guaranty commission involvement, noting Davis helped float loans but had no government ties at the time.
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Burglars Wanted At Wolf Point Held In Nil In Minneapolis
On request of Roosevelt County and Wolf Point officials requisition papers were renewed for the return of Peter Soulas Tom Battos and accomplices charged with burglary. They are detained in Minneapolis where Soulas Yastos and Alfred Ventureno face custody. Ventureno allegedly admitted involvement in the June 13 attack near Snowden that left victim Jin Frank wounded.
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Wolf Point
Governors J Office
Peter Soulas
Tom Battos
Roosevelt County
Minneapolis
Soulas Yastos
Alfred Ventureno
Fc Heme
Jin Frank
Nea Snowden
Ventureno
Planes From Italy to Forward Letters to U S and Europe
Italian planes bound for the Century of Progress exposition at Chicago will carry letters from Chicago and New York to return destinations in the United States Canada or Europe. Post officials say costs run 170 to 9 in the United States and Canada and 3609 for Europe. Letters must be mailed in a separate envelope in Chicago or New York. the original letter and envelope travel on the plane and weigh limited amounts.
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Rome
Italy
United States
Purse Located Missing Money Gone From Pocatelin Clinic
Mire Mars Rouge reports Mrs Adugle’s purse found near Nash Finch area, eight dollars missing. Suspects Iain Eduards of Nevada and Frank Rutherford of Mia aguri arrested by Patrolman Montkamersay, confess to theft from a Pocatelin store. They led to five shirts found in their gavaranion and were turned over to county authorities for persistent actions.
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Nash Finch
Mountjoy to Speak at Firemen's Meet
Mountjoy will address members of the Montana State Firemen's association during their 42nd annual meeting in Havre July 21 and 22. Officials mark the event as a key statewide gathering with Latter-day Firers set to attend in Billings.
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Wil Addrera
Montana
Ribemena Sear Manon
Havre
La Chappelle Sues for Divorce Before Montana Supreme Court
The Montana Supreme Court heard arguments yesterday on Lire A LaChappelle’s appeal seeking a divorce from Florence on the grounds of insanity at the time of marriage in August 1949. La Chappelle, later committed to Warm Springs in 1971, had guardian Lean Murphy of Augusta. The district court ruled La Chappelle sane at marriage, so the union was binding.
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Florence
Great Falls
la Chappelle
Warm Springs
Lean Murphy
Augusta
la Chappelles
Lewis and Clark
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Imposter poses as Wolf Creek road contractor in Helena
Police report an impostor, about 45, wearing a straw hat, claiming contractor work for Wolf Creek canton road. He lured Helena unemployed people with promises of jobs and asked for advance payments. A local youth gave him £1 yesterday while efforts to arrest him continued. Officer Tow Hillaenstah investigated.
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Personal notes on visiting friends in town and nearby residents
A jumble of names and places lists visitors and residents. It mentions Tehn Cameran from Pitts and many others from Bozeman, Sheridan, Levistern, Helens, Townsend, Taewiainin, and Ruther, with various couples and individuals visiting or staying with locals. The text shows social arrivals and stays across several towns with no clear event or date.
Hitler crushing foes and Catholic party ban ignites Germany
Fragmented report notes Nazi suppression of Catholic Center and other parties as bans extend across the Reich. Goering defends state church authority while protests mount. Protestant leaders clash over church roles and political power amid crisis.
Brits and Yankees Hope for Successful World Conference
Report from London describes British and American delegates pushing for a successful world monetary conference. Key figures Mr Moley and Cordell Hull pledge determination, while U.S. and British officials defend policies, address currency stabilization, employment, and economic cooperation amid finance talks and preparations for cambios in gold and credit arrangements.
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AMS Conference Adopts Adjournment Plan
The AMS conference agrees to adjourn until October amid disagreements over powers and terms. Key leaders warn of continued discussion and potential resignations while committees propose interim measures as private talks proceed.
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Larceny Charges Endangered in Cascade Court Case
H B Lake faces larceny charges in Cascade County District Court based on alleged misappropriation of funds from Rudie Corporation owner JJ Tam in Great Falls. Bond set at 1600 dollars as Holt pursues further action and potential hearings. The case links to a prior Tacoma matter and involves Sunny plaintiff and attorney general statements.
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Rudie Corporation
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Great Falls
WA Hayes
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Rainfall Shortfalls Mark June With Sparse Totals
Only .28 of an inch of rain fell in June, with most days dry and a few brief showers. Weather records show minimal precipitation so far this month, affecting gardens and local conditions.
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