Solons Inform Otto H Kahn Did Not Pay Any Tax
Washington Fane AP report that Otto H Kahn senior banker faced questions over three years of missing taxes. Witnesses alleged stock transfers and income adjustments tied to 1926 27 filings while Kahn claimed substantial taxes were paid in 1928 29. The inquiry noted large stock movements and clientdaughter transfers, with further details promised after next sessions.
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Washington
Fane
Kahn, Beeb
Fommay
Xouuto
Otto IL Kahn
New York
Pecora
Bankiae
Cali
Hed Kahi
Benjamin J. Buttenwieser
Leech
Combony
Kaun
Kahn
Mana
Shopa
Pecuta
Maud
Marriott Kahn
Sore
Sowers Ag
Econy Ui Cantinuees Aestibars
Bael Fercdner
al Mingintrati
Great Improvement in Montana Dairy Industry Report
For the first time this year Montana milk production rose with 2,932 pounds of butter and 194,951 pounds of cheese produced in the prior period. Ice cream output reached 46,286 gallons last month. Five month totals show butter 6,196,525 pounds, ice cream 137,770 gallons, cheese 68,283 pounds. Montana has 62 creameries, 12 cheese factories and 137 ice cream establishments operating.
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Montana
BF. Thrail- Kin
State Department of Agriculture
Frank Black Funeral Today in Havre
Funeral services for Frank Q. Black Havre jeweler who wed in Helena will be held in Helena today. He died Tuesday after a long heart illness. A longtime Havre resident since 1902 he was born in Salinburgh Pa and survived by his widow and a son.
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Frank Q. Black
Havre
Helena
Black
Jacob Yund
Helena Jewler
Salinburgh
Fidena
Personal notices and migrations from a Montana area page
A jumble of personals lists from Helena and surrounding towns notes visitors, business travelers, and residents arriving for meetings and social calls. Names include Mrs AT Sitio Alea Leighten from Living, Theven and KO Fflendrick of Hamilton, Ruth A. Trafford of Missoula, and several others. The item also mentions St Johns Hospital updates and notes on local business matters. Governor Henry Horner signs a two percent sales tax measure, effective Saturday.
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Ene Veinen Theven
KO Fflendrickson
Pleniswood
T. Friaze
Agneo Tiges
Hamilton
Ruth A. Trafford
Missoula
History of Early Army Posts Told by David Hilger
David Hilger, Montana historian, spoke at a Rotary Club meeting about 70 years of military posts in Montana. He described posts such as Camp Cook and Fort Shaw, their dates, and the dangers from Red Cloud era raids, noting how troops protected settlers and aided state development. Music and club officers accompanied the event with numerous committee notices and acknowledgments.
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David Hilger
Montana
Rotary Club
Yestrday
Placer Hotel
Wilger
Territory of
Camp Cook
Misgouri
Judith Rivers
Fort Shaw
Fort Bille
Gallatin
Fort Logan
Camp Baker
Miasoula
Fort Maginnla
Sasg
Asslolbolne
San Keogh
Fort Harrison
J. Miller Smith, Jr
George Y. Patton
Bozeman
Leonard H. DeKalb
Lewistown
Primient Cecil ¥. Wilson
Alma
Objects
Ceril Vo Wil Non
Joe Bossler
Earl Brown
Ed MacHattien
Lew Lb Callaway
Ray jChurch
City Engineer Bogu Grants Four Construction Permits
City engineer Bogu issued four permits for grocery store additions repairs and a new garage with total cost around 2650. George Ronald plans an estate project at 993 Microsola plus more. Chile Johnson contracts George White for a Simin savage at 1720 Bing and Mrs August Napling plans a wood-tog gamRO at 1224 Wilder costing 160. W J McKillican to spend on building roofing and shingling the grocery store plus work at Ala N Raleigh.
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Pounitte
Halla
Yesteredayly City Enginee
Geofre Ronauld
Micsowla
Chile
Johnson
George White
Simin Savage
BING
Mra
August Nparling
Wilder
W J. McKillican
Ala N
Raleigh
Cloninger to Open Fruit and Vegetable Shop
L Cloninger former Safeway manager opening a fruit and vegetable shop with Knox Flower Shop link. He will sell carefully graded produce with quality pricing and evening Sunday hours in Portland. Neighbors of Woodcraft opens modern grand circle pension with 190 delegates from 28 districts across nine western states.
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Woodcraft
Portland
Ora
Modronnivd Grand Cirelo
Woondcraft
Oregon
Waashington
Calfornia
Utah
Nevada
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Bargain Bi Ideo Bargain Bi Ideo Begin Here Today
Barrett Colvin returns to New York and falls for 20 year old Elinor Staf ford while Elinor’s mother Lida schemes to secure control of wealth. Lida manipulates Elinor, unseen, then interrupts a kiss between Barrett and Elinor. Elinor confronts Lida as Barrett departs, leaving both women unsettled and the love triangle unresolved.
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Barrett Colvin
New York
Elinor Stafford
Barrett
Lida Stafford
Elinor
Lida
Vance Carter
Ella Sexton
Marcela
Marcia
Barns
Wall
Lids
Miami
Lide
Iumor
Nhousawork
Bessia Thropaald
Barratt Colvin
Darlin Lider
Mother
Lita
Ella
Bessie
Anaias
Barrett Calvin
Elnor
Haling
Abe
Bobby Telfair
Mr. Colvin
State roads open for heavy July Fourth travel
Montana highway commission announced all state highways are open and in good condition for expected heavy holiday travel. They lifted the road limit on Highway 23 from Missoula to Kalispell, after earlier flood threats, leaving the route in good condition for travelers.
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Montangus
State Highway Commission
Missoula
Kalispoll
Training program recruits twelve guards for Lincoln station
Twelve part time forest guards will attend a training course today and tomorrow at the Light Range station under Acting Ranger Archig Murchin with Forest Aimpers for Yon. Ted Wooney Canyon Ferry and Want Tigre Avista join as summer fireman at Lincoln and Butte lookout stations, forming a essential link in the forest fire suppression program led by Acting Ranger Michielp and Ranger L. F. dle Knight at the Ba vin camp.
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Fortry
Archig Murchin
Templer
Min
W Mendron
Ted Wooney
Canyon Ferry
Chanite Butte
Tigre
Avista
Ping
Chasey
Lincoln
Rex
Michielp
Lincoln Station
Agence
L. FL Dle Knight
Bavin
Capitol Dome Painter Faces Court Over Speeding Charge
Edward Simmer of Gouat and a contractor, known for painting the Capitol dome, will appear before Polter Magistrates G. W. Padbury on a speeding charge after being arrested on Sixth Avenue for 49 miles per hour. He plans to defend himself Saturday at 10 o'clock. The notice also records a separate missive seeking names of Montana women who did not attend the 1893 congress, sent by Mrs Matt W. Alderson of Bozeman.
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Edward Simmer
Buite
Capitol
G. W. Padbury
Joe Montgomery
Sixth Avenue
Chicago
National Council of Women
Matt W. Alderson
Boveman
Mont
Court orders Hills to settle furniture debt case
Supreme Court Judge Allen ordered Walter Hills to pay a joint furniture debt of 26 910 to a department store. The ruling covered shared purchases by Walter Hills and his wife Mildred in a contested shopping period. The case addressed objections to article prices and the interplay of purchases with accompanying persons.
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Hills
Heatlin
Tune
Judga
Cy Allen
Walter
Times
Muider
Mildred Emi
Ate. HI
Allen
Hill Inudamo
Judea Alten
Amid FM
FSH Game Official Suffers Broken Arm in Car Crash
Kenneth MacDonald state superintendent of fisheries sustained a broken left forearm when his car veered off a wet oiled road south of Missoula. He was driving a Chevrolet coupe and received treatment at Thornton hospital after the accident, according to William Stelercenner of the Fish and Game Commission.
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Kenneth MacDonald
Superi Intendent of Fisheries
Missoula
Wiliam Stelercenner
Fish and Game Commission
Me. MacDonald
Steinbremner
Thornton Hospital
Dr Hawkins speaks at Lions Club luncheon in Helens
Dr Thomas L Hawkins reviewed hospital movement history and development in a Helens Lions Club talk at the Eddy Cabin. President Walter Bridges presided and described a Memphis Lions luncheon trip. Morma Sanford led the program with Mrs Walter Stamy and Mrs Sanford providing entertainment. Frank Hennessy was welcomed as a new member. Chicago report notes Mrs Helen Warak described her husband taking her on a boat ride to splash Alf wedding guests.
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Thomas L. Hawkins
Helens Lions Club
Eddy Cabin
Walter Bridges
Memphis
Chicago
Helen Warak
Alf
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Solons
Otto H. Kakw
Endress
Frank Black
T MW
Wyler Te Brre
Sozeinan
Ese
Senda Bere
Atia- Sella
Caer Voo
Laisitih
Miteunia
Ctl
Hinware 'C
Tlamysh
Molde Ue
Orankenshin
von Tiel
Mr and
Atre
J. Cleary
Eet Lintinetran
Aikaéd
Seilas
Sleben
Lilian Buh
Butta
Afrys
Dewey J
Sabin
Turin
Moser Archia McTageart
Secree Tae Willan Thompson
Chamber of Cammeren
Botte
Helome
Dfontana Stata Cotlege
Offic
Morrar Mebhins
Montana Woolsiowers
Aasochition
Great Talle
Placer Tehada
Vamad
WL Fant Marion Clanry
Alfles Murphy
T. RK
Swift
Brettenstien
A. v MacDonald
Mira Man
St. John's
Springfield
Tfl
Henry Horner
Weggenman Market
State St. Joe Weggenman
J. E Murphy
Willian Christie
George To
Mier
Fred Padbury
Fd Hahn
William
Une Adair
Charles A Ternier
Trank A
Silver
Neal MacLean
W. AL. Hunter
O. C. Lampart
John W Mahan
Lars Brown
Vaird
Red Sandén
Frank Lavigne
Harry RO Cunningdon
Frank H. Johnson
Fred Sheriff
Francia A. Howard
John J.halmes
Crippled Childrean
Wiliam K. Converer
David T. Bere
G. F. Jump
W. F. Cogswell
Lew L. Callaway
N Bc Molter
Milton 3. Gunn
Bave Hyger
Sam ¥. Steward
Bogu
Goves
L. Cloningre
Barry
Barret Calvin
Eve Seaton
Aunt Ella
Tarrett
Colvin
Chinor
Limnor
Philip Seyton
Gesure
Elinar
Conyanne
Thavicen
Tabagea Crenpany
Capitol Dome
Gouat
Fsh
DR. Hawking Speaker
Lions Club
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