School Board Considers Multiple Bids for Bleachers
The board set a tentative $2,084.26 estimate for bleachers at Innigh school and will accept the lowest bids, with a decision after reviewing lumber suppliers Delong and Northern, plus bids for cement sand gravel and furniture. A lone lathe bid from Star Machinery of Seattle was received, and cement and lumber bids from Lindar-Kind Lumber and Shaw and Barnee Lumber were tentatively approved. Chairman MacDonald to draft sympathy letter for board member Wisestine after his father died in Waterbury Connecticut.
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Innigh School
Poiber
Uenbey
Delong
Northern School Supply Company
Great Falls
Colburn
Payne Templeton
Star Machinery Company
Seattie
Wash
Lindar-Kind Lumber Company
Helens Hardware Company
Helens Sand Sod Gravel Company
Aod
T. 4. MacDonald
Norman Wisestine
I. Winestine
Waterdurs
Ona
Winealina
Waterbury
Scandinavians Open District Meeting Here This Morning
Delegates gather for the Scandinavians district meeting with opening remarks by Mayor A J Roberts. President Johnston to deliver the fiat address at 1 35 PM, closing banquet Saturday evening. Morning events include opening business, a pension program, and a vocal selection by Shrine quartet. Security and committees announced, with a 6 20 PM question session and an American Legion social.
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America
Hla
Maisie Hunter
Everett
Wash
Wresttling
Bhrine
Olver Johnson
Henry Weare
Ralph Conrad
Ralph Strandberg
A. J. Roberta
Jonnaon
American Legion Hell
At & Eclock
Valous
Ung Escape Fugitive Recaptured in Vermillion
Bernard Wold 18 who bolted Yellowstone county jail ten months ago faced charges after being caught in Vermillion. Recaptured escapees Adem Heber 31 Tony Larson 16 previously held. Maberle jailed ten years for robbery, Garson four years, while Laraoz and Wald linked to a broader youth escape from South Dunkvic school.
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Billings
Bernard Wold
Yellowstone County
Windera
Pryleg
Adem Heberlain
Tony Larson
Wald
Frankinton
Britain moves to ease rift with Japan and Germany
Britain seeks to calm strains with Japan and Germany. Prime Minister Chamberlain says negotiations will begin in Tokyo on a new naval pact with Berlin, while Japan may attend a conference on the Tientsin dispute. Paris reports concern over German moves in Danzig and potential clashes in Shanghai and Foochow as foreign vessels are urged to leave ports.
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Tne Anockeree Press
Great Britain
Japan
Tlentain
Tokyo
Germany
Amooth Ao
Chamberlain
Trentein
Tientsin
Britten
Pew
East Asia
Berlin
Hitler
Britain
Drulah
Europe
Germmany
Winston Churchill
Ceisia
Warsaw
Danzig Tean Corpe
Iran
Danzig
Jn Shanghai
Clarence
Gauss
Wenthow
Foochaw
Whitch
Alleged Buckner Accomplice Denies Shared Profits
New York June 28 A trial defending a conspiracy to defraud Philippine railway bondholders enters another day with Willem P Buckner Jr and four others. Lawyer David Leavenworth questioned Buckner to show he had no role in diverting funds. Buckner denied receiving any dollars from bondholders since meeting Hyde in Hollywood in fall 1924.
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New York
Willem P. Buckner, Jr
Flavid
Gondhatders Protéctivn Rominitiee
Hyde
Lanyeanworth
Huckner
Hollywood
New Shrine Potentate Installed Amid Masonry Gala
Walter D. Cline of Wichita Falls Texas was installed as New Shrine potentate, succeeding A. A. Rabao. The 60 game old Philadelphia retreat and imperial officers were named, with William Halm of Philadelphia winning outer gupid for imperial head. Herold Lloyd, Jon Blaak and others held key posts as convention moved forward.
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Runhy
Walter D. Cline
Wichita Fete
Teana
A. A. Drabo
Minneapolis
Mendhie
William Halm
Philadelphia
la Lu Temple
Herold Lloyd
Jons Blaak
Waitimore
Grilon
Bartons Answer to Thorkelson on Jewish References
Rep Barton defends his remarks linking Thorkelson’s Jewish references to communist fears. He denies anti Semitic intent while urging careful scrutiny of alleged communist activities in government and society, naming several Democrats. Additional items report civic and court actions including a campus dean’s death and a trial over innocence in a bakery heist.
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Washington
Luna
Berton
N.Y
Thorkelson
Mont
Thorkelxon
Nerard
Rangreau
Alwo
Ieateren
Diekstein
Bloom
Stravien
Celler
Hotte Rommittter
Sabath
Folex
Parton Nuit
Billings Swimmer Plans Yellowstone River Record Attempt
Clarence Giles prepares for a 280 mile swim from Billings to Glendive to set a new freshwater long distance record. He will depart Glendive Thursday with a motor boat support crew, diet plans, and a night-vision boat light for emergencies as he trains for the historic crossing.
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Glendive
Clarence Giles
Yellowstone
Billings
Giles
Hillings
Whiten
Anone
Confusing Senate Debate Over Silver and Stabilization Fund
The article describes a chaotic Senate session amid clashes between hard-money Republicans and silver Democrats over a 2.0 billion dollar international exchange stabilization fund and potential devaluation of the dollar. It notes amendments to shift silver policy, a planned conference with the House, and key players including Senate leaders and administration allies.
Smith a fugitive ex LSU president linked to embezzlement
Baton Rouge authorities widen the search for Dr James Monroe Smith former LSU president amid embezzlement charges involving 1000000 of university funds and unauthorized bonds. Governor Long posts a 2500 reward. Canadian authorities alerted as Smith and his wife reportedly fled toward Europe aboard trains with two tickets and multiple suitcases.
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Baton Noose
Loutetana
Hnandel
Loulytana State University
James Monroe Smith
Smith
Earl K. Long
Perce
Developmenta
J. M. Brawn
Orleas
University Ponds
Smithh
W. A. Conpar
Regenus
Binle
Tlewife
Memphis
Detroit
Europe
Chicago
Alexander Smoot
Pullman
Louisiana State University
Il Line
Central
Tenn
Simoothgsid Smith
First Passenger Air Flight Over Atlantic Starts
Twenty two passengers and a crew of 11, aboard a four ton flying boat, began the first regular air service between the United States and England via Newfoundland. The Dixie and the Santa Marie carried notable travelers including women Clara Adame and Juline Rappe-Port, with fares of 478 one way and 678 round trip.
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Atlantic
New York
Nome
Europe
Oisie Cipper
United States
England
Newfoundland
Southampton
Christopher Calum
Abip
Clara Adame
M Peth
Hielorys
Aha
Bho
Juline Rappe
Allentown
Pathorney
Bln
Glohe T & Journey
Moat Ara Waterang
Afrmasn
Walter Pitkin Plans New Revolution for U5 Middle Class
Walter Pitkin outlines a plan to mobilize the U5 middle class against perceived burdens. The proposal cites plain folks compelled to pay burdensome taxes and rent, urging action to resist what he terms ward heeter influence and corrupt forces. Pitkin mentions moving to Ohio to escape pressuring dynamics and calls for unity among working people.
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Walter Pitkin
Bankére Ao
Tabae
Ohio
Montana Sees Record Tourist Traffic From Many States
The Montana Highway Department reports 1930s tourism rose as 3 200 tourists daily entered from the Canadian side early in the season, then traffic balanced. California sent more tourists than any other state, with Montana highlighting Sunshine State travel. In 1938 over 29 million dollars was spent by visitors, about 873 000 cars with 1 033 791 people, averaging 2 433 per four day stay, and projections suggest the 1930 season may exceed last year’s totals.
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California
Maniln
Highway Department
Callefornia
Montana
San Franciaro Ia
Sunshine State
Treasure Island
Gares
Inia
Texr
Theater Relief Bill Controversy Sparks Senate Action
Senate negotiates changes to a relief bill funding WPA theater projects. Amendments tighten oversight, limit WPA financing, and require disclosure of pay scales for administrative staff, with a 30 day continuation plan if conference delays stall final passage.
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Senate
Holt
W.va
Chamber
Adenin
Waa Rwady
House & Resolution
Fame of Porathy Lamar enters noted case
Porathy Lamar, now famed as a glamour actress, testified in a $150,000 alimony suit brought by farmer wife Myrl Alderman against her spouse George L. Roberts, a former leader in a Hollywood night spot. Roberts testified Alderman embraced the glamour actress and that the two often dined together during the summer of 1847.
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Los Angeles
Porathy Lamar
Myrl
Hig Farmer
George L. Roberts
Hollywood
Alderman
Mise Laemaur
Rohe Erie
Federal tax case advances as dentist testifies
Dr. Leo A. Melates of Butte, charged with four year tax nonpayment totaling about $5,000, testified at federal court before Judge James H W Baldwin describing income sources and financial transactions. Separately Wang Ah Foo sought evidence for an narcotics case, with plea expected later. further trials scheduled for July 7 include alleged assaults involving Johnny Feat Cub and Ted Fagle Bor, all said to be Indigenous.
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Leo A. Melates
Butte
Witheenslands Federal Court
James HW. Baldwin
Vucoms
Baldwin
Wang Ah Foo
U. S&s
Wang
Frank
Dor
Hayre
Fata
Connie
Asnawlt
Wan Aer
Johnny Feat Cub
Ted Fagle Bor
Laken
Fiaztar
Firms Face Large Fines for Violation of Trust Laws
A legislative review cites penalties for firms violating trust laws, with possible government action to bar illegal practices and court-ordered conformity. Senator King and Rep O’Coriel discuss investigation prospects while officials consider broader legal remedies and enforcement gaps.
Senator Wheeler declines 1940 vice president bid
Washington June 28 Senator Wheeler says he was asked to be a 1940 vice presidential candidate by associates of the administration but rejected the offer He will seek reelection to the Senate and notes are raised that some friends urge Roosevelt to a third term but he doubts it.
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Washington
Wheeler
Montavid
Wdwinistration
Frialdant Noosevelt
United States
Tests Will Be Made Of Neill Property
John Brunner, a local teenager, will test the gold content of Neill property owned by George Nall at a street front parcel. The site is the subject of condemnation and brought by the city. Nall testified before an appraisal board that the land was worth 25,000 and that gold was present. He said neither the city nor the state board had made an offer for the property.
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WPA
Senate
Warner
W.P.A
Ells
Hernolts
N.C
Barkley
Wagner
John Brunner
George Nall
Nall
Nates Nadauno
Alate Hnuor Santro Board
Three Young Men Held After Robbery
Three young men were arrested after a robbery in Three Forks near the Rev. Kr. J. J. O'Keten property. The sheriff and undersheriff pursued toward Boreman after the burglary of a pool hall and cash register. The suspects Leroy Combs Jr of Conie Bluffs, Francis Leitwich of Omelin, and Glebn Lehigh of Mich were taken into custody and confessed to the crime.
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J. J. O'Keten
Trident
Bheriff Lovitt T. Westlake
Undersnart
T. HH. Marley
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