Montana Bridge Prize Winner In Building Contest
The Montana State Highway Department won first prize in an international bridge contest for the Belton through the Flathead river project. Designed by B J Ornburn, the three span bridge measures 336 feet, with a value listed at 774 816.25. An 18 by 24 inch steel plaque will be affixed to the bridge at Belton, with formal award ceremonies planned after July 18 in nearby towns.
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Nona Highway Department
D. A. McKionot
Abhorttan Institute of Steel Conalfic- Hom
Flathead
Belton
Ornburn
B. J. Ornburn
State Highway Department
Mies
Montana
Thousand Inland International
Canadian
St. Lawrence River
Burnham Fark
Chicago
McKinnon
Institute
New York
Sendlog & Stanlexs
Monsion& Department
Halton
Tis Ang
Kallapell
TENSION IN CHINA STILL HOLDS SPOT
In Manchukuo near the border, air clashes erupt as Soviet, Japanese and Mongol forces engage. Tokyo reports Japanese planes shot down seven, while Soviet claims differ. British hopes rise for a quick end to the Tientsin crisis as negotiations and naval warnings unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Dattthe
Manchoukuo
Cineen
Haigking
Manchukuo
Siberia
Mongolia
Tokyo
Tienthin
Optimian
Tientsin
Barelages
United States
Foorhow
Wenehow
France
Japan
London
Quartara
Moscow
Frence
Britain
Rusait
Finland
Estonia
Latvia
Warsaw
Hel Peninsula
Peninauia
Dangle Bay
Gydnia
Plana
Indapandent
Acurate
Funeral Thursday for McKinney baby at St Marys
A funeral service for Marcia J McKinney two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard McKinney will be held Thursday at 10 30 am at St Marys Church. The child died Saturday at St Johns Hospital. Survivors include her parents a brother Leonard Jr and grandparents Mr and Mrs Z Gunmon. The Odd and Connadianara home is in charge of arrangements with a rosary to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Marcia J. McKiraay
Leonard MecKinnez
Bultesvenne
St John’s Hospital
Opp
Conrédianara
Tosary
Mra
Z. €. Gunmon
Jubilee pageant draws 600 Partakers in vivid town display
Jubilee preparations draw 600 actors with rehearsals after dress run on July 14. Costumes from old time dominate the streets as organizers urge punctual attendance. A secretary seeks photos and addresses for heritage folders featuring Charles M. Russell art and Irvin Shope sketches to celebrate Last Chance Gulch history. A kangaroo court at the Center yields comic fines while the town faces a fatality and a worker’s death case receives no inquest.
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Havaidson
Fhawk
Varalia
Realza
Henry Weare
Momen
Heleva
Last Chance Gulch
Charles M. Russell
Irvin
Shorty
Thi
Bob) Fletcher
Woare
Montenan State Society
Washington
Nature
Dick Tobin
Nisatta
Mr. Tobin
Search for Smith Pushed Hard and Embezzlement Allegations
A tumult of figures and names centers on J Emory Adams and Smith with embezzlement charges tied to cash advances totaling around 580000 from banks in New Orleans Baton Rouge and New Orleans again. The probe links a proxy and a resignation while Governor Long and LSU officials face questions over bond signatures and the university’s fall from grace. Nearby notes report personnel moves in Yellowstone and Beaverhead counties and a test of wooden hangars with four junked planes showing rapid fire control and no damage.
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Memphis
Tenn
J. Emory Adams
Smith
South
Paul Jebert
WSL Law School
Ellison
National Bank of Commerce
New Orleans
Natonal Bank of Baton
Huey Long
Ita
Kingsian
Governor Long
Jawyera
Long
Solons Angered by Roosevelt Thrusts Push For Legislation
Senate battles over a $2.746 billion relief appropriation with threats of a filibuster and swift moves toward conference. Roosevelt defends devaluation power while Republicans seek delays. House debates on WPA control, funding shares, and eligibility tied to employment and population needs.
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Ghory
Senate
Beliding Tal
Jong Senston
Deneratle IK
Rules Committee
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
New Corporations Formed by Lagford Electric Company
Alleles of Incorporation were filed yesterday with the secretary of state by Lagford Electric Company in Athens Minnesota. The firm engages in general electrical contracting. Capital stock stands at 60000 dollars in 100 shares of 100 dollars each. Incorporators are A X Hohall Jr Mamie Frank Legford J In Peterson and J B Johnson all of Hennepin county Minnesota.
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Lagford Electric Company
Athens
Jane of
Minnesota
I General Electrical
A. X. Hohall
Mamie
Frank Legford
Peterson
J. 8. Johnson
Hennepin County
Ming
Four Threats to Peace Are Seen On Anniversary
A front page assessment warns four danger spots threatening a world peace anniversary. Key flashpoints include the Polish port of Gdansk, the Polish corridor to the Baltic, and conflicts over Lithuania Latvia and Estonia. Britain France and the Soviet Union seek a balance pact amid German expansion and postwar settlements. The article notes Italy, Hungary, and Romania aligning with Britain in defense while the League of Nations wanes as a diplomatic force.
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Fist
Angle
Vistula
Poland
Russia
Britain
France
Rumana
Greece
Turkey
Declan Lo
Hrithyle Frevich
Nerlin
Thi
Germany
Pennity
Penne
Auntria
Ctroho-Alovakia
Monel
Italy
der Shire
Tuntel
Corster Rice
Suez Canal Board of Directors
Great Britain
Daladier
Haa
Calinautahing
Qalngla Inch
French Empire
League of Nations
Geneva
Ansficrt
Unemployed Offices See Steady Milestones in Montana
After a busy day, Montana unemployment officials urged eligible unemployed workers in Helena to file claims for crab benefits at once. L. H. LeVilre, manager, said workers must have $150 in private employment subject to the law between April 1, 1930s and March 1, 1939 and be available for work. Several sought help but were not eligible due to lacking covered private employment. Farm, domestic, and governmental jobs, including WPA work, are not covered. Over 500 eligible Montana workers will receive cash benefits as offices close for claim filing.
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Vandenberg R
Legislative Branch
McCarran JD
Senate
Johnson
Calif
Mark
W.T.A
PWA
Montana Unemployment Service
L. H. LeVilre
W.P.A
Montana
Sevan Montana Eiles Whora
Surplus Dumping Debate Amid Silver Treaty Changes
Discussion on currency and silver backing provisions continues from Paro 1. Lawmakers, finance groups, and labor unions weigh impacts of silver to dollar conversions, domestic market effects, and a planned summer conference gathering delegates from Utah Idaho Montana and beyond.
Neill Declares Front Street Property Price Dispute
City condemnation proceedings followed a dispute over Front Street land values. Neill refused to sell at proposed city price of 25 000 as witnesses testified about nearby sales and parcels bought by Molols for 600 and a firm paying 1 500 for 12 lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Wal
Front Street
Neill
Great Northern
Henrine
Alveho
Linder-Riad Luriver Company
Relief board grants reach of 472050 for aid work
The welfare board awards 472050 to fund relief programs over a three year period. Distribution in July allocates 220000 for old age assistance, 65000 for dependent children, and 4100 for needy aid. The report notes checks mailed to eligible recipients and a new soil conservation project connected to federal funding.
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Lie Welfare Board
Hrandford
Standford Gold
Fonda
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Aickne
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George Hall
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Miss Doly
Prouiss
Misa Noty
Gon United
Butte
Ernest Pilhi
WPA
TiNjrgs
Darian Anderson
Yellowstone County
Margaret Conlon
Beaverhead County
Dilan
Solons
House of Morgan
Harvard
Morgan
J. P. Morgen
Ufarvard
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Henry Sturgin Morgan
Gatesome
Thayter
Wy Goode
Nestor Cilver Mines
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Sligo
Mesto
Cinbada
UnMa
Peru
MIT
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National
Organtearion
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Ogden
Salt Lake City
Uta
Boise
Idaho
Troy
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Farrell
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Welfare Board
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Ipluunge
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Crash Society
Leslie Howard
Bernard Shaw
Pygmalion
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Concentulatinus
Rtaby Towar Art Standard Oil Dealers
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