State tax share rises in midyear 1937 reports show
State tax collections for the first half of 1937 rose the states share in a report that notes about 30 900 more than the prior year Hastings county figures show last half 1827 1936 comparisons and county by county totals. Florence Arizona June 2 James Bailey 25 who killed Deputy Sheriff Hickox after escaping from state prison was found guilty of first degree murder and faces execution in Arizona's gas chamber.
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Florence
Ariz
James Bailey
Caigirt
Sherift
Jack Hickox
Ray, Ariz
Arizona
Jessie C Fletcher Called by Death in Helena Area
Mrs Jessie C Fletcher a Helena resident died last night at St John s hospital after an illness of more than a week Born in England she came to the United States years ago and lived in Helena early on She was the wife of John C Fletcher Surviving are three daughters Mrs Alice Sandrug Mrs Garnet Cole and Mrs Ane Zook four sons John Jr William Joseph and Jesse four sisters and nephews The body is at the Opp and Conrad mortuary funeral services will be announced later.
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Jessie C. Fletcher
Helena
St. John’s Hospital
Hifl
England
Fletcher
John C. Fletcher
Alice Sanddrug
Garnet Cole
Ane Zook
John ©. Jr
William
Joseph
Jesse
Aienes
Jessie Milch
Alice
Jack
Kenneth Larson
Opp
Conrad Mortuary
Kiwanis convention widens drive for international goodwill
In San Francisco the Kiwanis club reports membership over 100 000 and activity resumes after a haj echoing calls for international goodwill. Delegates from the United States and Canada hear H G Hatfield of Oklahoma City, then international treasurer, expect his election to presidency tomorrow amid notes the group has grown about 23 000 since the Depression low and nears the 1929 peak.
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San Francisco
H. G. Hatfield
Oklahoma City
Hatfield
United States
Canada
Kiwanis
Clifford Laity Named to Teach in High School
Helena school district No 2 chose Clifford Laity of Butte to teach social studies at Helena High School, filling a vacancy from Ethel Stinson's leave. Laity studied at Butte High and Washington University, has Montana teaching since 1932, and is pursuing an MA. Board opened bids on school building insurance valued at about 1.289 million dollars and discussed district finances showing a projected surplus of roughly 6 thousand in high school and 6.9 thousand in grade schools, enabling two emergency expenditures.
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Helena School District No. 2
Cheford Laity
Butte
Helena High School
Ethel Stinson
Payna Templeton
Butte High School
Dilton Norma) School
University of Washington At
Seattle
Lalty
Montana
Broadus
Charlo
Plains
3. C. Ford
H. Walter Larson
Norman Winestine
J. F. McBride
Eilis Blumenthal
High School
Ewing Street
Helena Avenue
Goldberg
Montana Children’s
Blumenthal
Board of Trustees
Mumenthal
Couttttes Renaisting
J. FE
Blixt
Sephen Douglas
Murray Stebbins
Fa“Ura
Roosevelts Indian funds bill seeks treasury deposits
Washington June 28 The White House said President Roosevelt urged a bill authorizing the Interior Secretary to withdraw tribal funds held in trust and deposit them in banks. Shaw denials on vegetarian rule amid illness in London June 28.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Interior
Treasury
Williams rebuked for his talk at relief alliance
Reporters and the Workers' Alliance claim Williams misreported remarks from a speech to a Relief Alliance gathering. He denied political motive, insisting the remarks were misinterpreted. Senator Sheppard and a committee issued a statement clarifying Williams disclaims political intent and urged caution by funeral funds disbursers.
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Talk 10 Relief Alliance
Williiams
Alliance
Workers’ Alliance
Sheppard
Warrison
O'Mahoney
Wyo
Senate
Works Progress
Sidney Girl Crowned WWOWALLOW Pool Tragedy
Sidney June 28 Mary Jambor 15 drowned while swimming with four girls at a grove pool three miles west of Sidney. Party had eaten ice cream cherries and climbed cliffs before returning to waist deep water where she slipped and drifted into deeper water and drowned. She is daughter of G. J. Jambor of Sidney. Discovery of a sect whose members crawl on hands and knees reported in Afjenanistap.
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Sidney
Mary Janber
Here
Jambor
G. J.jambor
Afjenanistap
Templeton backs sensible campaign for congress
Payne Templeton, named the sensible candidate for the western district on the Democratic ticket, declares he is pleased with his campaign results and will continue a reasonable approach. He outlines aims for irrigation, conservation, industry growth, and fair treatment for labor, agriculture, and workers, stressing a balance between government and business.
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Payne Templeton
Congress
Helena
Templeton
Morey
Tias Creed
Jie
Montana
Gwa
City Briefs Homemakers Apel Meeting at Montana Power Kitchen
City briefs note Homemakers Apel a Helena dry home demonstration club will meet at 2 00 PM this afternoon at the Montana Power kitchen with ATL members urged to attend since the meeting is described as important. Navy official Captain J K Graham visited local recruiting offices in charge of Frank Storey for inspection as part of an annual district tour. Robert Wigham YMCA physical director leaves for Seabeck to attend the YMCA summer conference. Del Holiman takes charge during Higham's absence. Steel outlook reports a likely uptrend due to higher scrap prices and increased buying from auto and structural sectors.
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Helena
Montana Power Kitchen
ATL
Navy
J. K. Graham
Salt Lake Nay
Frank Storey
Captain Graham
Enble
Iugham
Seabeck
Robert Wigsham
YMCA
Wash
del Holimaan
Higham
Henny sales of wool in Billings district
Billings June 28. The Snyder Sheep company announced the sale of about 300000 pounds of wool from fleeces valued at 20 to 25 cents per pound. Robert R. Jones bought the wool for Dewey Gould and company of Boston. Fleeces came from sheep grazing on the Crow Indian reservation southeast. This followed two other large sales in the past 10 days. Prices reached 21.5 cents for 4000 fleeces by Antler Sheep company sold to Draper and company of Boston.
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Billings
Snyder Sheep Company
Robert R. Jones
Dewey Gould and Company
Boston
Crow Indian
Here
Antler
Draper and Company of
M. F
Silberman and Sons of
Chicago
Butcher Creek
Columbus
Silberman and Sona
Midland Empire
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