Montanans Gather for Benefit Meeting and Weather Report
In Helena area news a healing and recovery update centers on Curry who was injured last week when a loose gravel tumble caused a fall. Mr Ward of the county agent reports a meeting at 2 p.m. at the Raptlet church to discuss the Montana Wool Co-operative and road rates, aiming to aid growers with benefits. Weather notes show northwest patterns with moderate temperature rises and light precipitation across Montana and surrounding regions.
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Nymerier MuwlAay
Howry
Seine
Mr. Ward
Dune
Jos
Teverey Curey
Raptlet
Montaia
Boseman
Cutty
Rae Pais
Cherry
Arcident
Ay Ag
Mogenan
Pnet
Mfr
Curry
Guy Loss
Los Angeles
Singha Paeerrenrac
Poetland
Paul-Minnespail
Balt Lake City
Yellowstone
Sehall Waol Chins
Bower'n
Telend
Carlotd
Tota
Ralph FE. Ward
Ward
Monino
Wool Co-operative Association
Rotary convention train voyage for Inter national guests
Between 10 and 40 Rotarians traveling from Cat eauxo arrive by a special train at 7 56 this morning and depart Helena at 2 10 this afternoon for a Great Lakes cruise. They will visit Portland Vancouver Lake Levene and other stops including Winniper Fort William and finish with a return voyage. Helena Rotarians will guide tours of the valley and the Gates of the Mountains with Iddy Gallivan in charge.
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Ta Fontertahi Vialtora
International Rotary
Cateuxo
Helene
Waat
Portland
Vancouver
Baat- He
Lake Levine
Bantt
Winniper
Fort William
Conchide
Great Lakes
Helena Roterinna
Sist
Dishwether Exagen
Iddy Gallivan
Young Couple Marry at Baptist Church in Simple Ceremony
A small wedding took place at First Baptist Church when a young couple, George Conrad of Melena and Kathleen Hart of Payette Idaho, obtained a marriage license hours earlier. Reverend Howard N. Spencer officiated after the intended groom met the pastor. The couple, accompanied by two friends, shared Florida cluster and then left for the newlyweds’ home at 103 Walnut Street to receive friends.
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First Baptist Church
Meg
Georgs Elton Harris
J Harris
Fom
Howard N. Spencer
Bozaian
Harris
Mr. Spencer
Whalen
George Conrad
Melena
Kathleen Hart
Payette
Idaho
Wigan
Milas Inez
Cannell
Lincoln to host big July Fourth barbecue at noon
Lincoln announces a large Fourth of July barbecue with a completed pit on the town edge. Lambkin of the Lincoln hotel will host as master of ceremonies. A prominent volunteer steer's planned killing is touted as part of the celebration with many features promised and invitations extended to all.
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Lincoln
Avith
Lincnin
Yeaterday
Tot
Lambkin
Lincoln Hotel
Pha Finent Nteer
Tinacln
Comarrow
Twisti
Everrane
Lelane
Auite
Standard Accident Tasutanen Company
Detroit
America
Personal notices of travelers and visitors in the city
A stream of visitors arriving and staying at local hotels includes R A Risley from Dilton and AC Olsen from Great Falls. J W Freeman of Great Falls calls on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs B A Bickalck of Dutte and Mrs Henry Coulter of Great Falls register at the Placer and Harvey respectively. Hadleigh Maren and children of Bozeman planned to visit. Robert Ty Fisk of Lincoln recently returned from California. W L Gray of Aluminum Cooking Mtenaite Co. departs for Pittsburgh with northwest colleagues by Great Lakes routes.
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T. E. Eames
L.i¢ngeton
D. D. Middinmint
Dixon
Narvey
WT. Jackson
Butte War
Gusat
Harvey
Jamillan
Asguma
Lal Rav
Bpencar
Ronemsn
Ee Arver
Great Falla Viatt
Sunder
J. W. Freeman
Great
Falla
Wualhans
B.A. Bickalck
Dutte
Henry Coulter
Great Falla Ware
W. L. Gray
Comany
Jett
Piersburgh
Duuth
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Farm Bureau Picnic Brings Candidacy Rivalry and Prizes
Perfect weather greeted county farmers and friends at the Farm Bureau picnic held at College Place schoolhouse yesterday. J. D. Tobin presided as events featured athletic contests and a belated campaign-free day. A baseball game between the Political Candidates and the Voters ended without an announced score, the Voters prevailing in a spirited match. The Dry Landers beat the Irrigators 7 to 0 in the men’s contest, with Frank Smith and Otto Johnson starting the honors in the horse race, followed by L. M. Corey and Otto Aggens. Several races crowned winners, including Herrin in the sack race and Grace Hurat in the women’s pace, with other lighthearted contests wrapping the day.
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Farm Bureau
College Place
J. D. Tobin
Dry Landers
Frank Smith
Otto Johnson
Aheel
L. M. Corey
Otto Aggens
Jadan Herrin
LeRoy Robina
oace—Herrin
I Robinson
Hurat
Paulson
Fred Bader
Hebert Porgy
Anton Shatz
Aire A. T. Haman
Girla
Grace Hurat
Heryt May
G. Hebert
Louis Hliger
Claude Cory
di Wegner
Capone to Enter Plea on Perjury Charges
Mint June 23. Scarface Al Capone will likely plead not guilty to four perjury counts when he appears in criminal court tomorrow. His attorneys filed a defense opposing the four alleged false statements tied to the 8 1 McCreary public works inquiry, with a trial date set for July 8.
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Mint
Fin
Scarface
al Capone
Chicago Rocket Act Tea
McCreary
Altwini
Trin
Townsend Plan Wrestle Rodeo Day Big Fourth
Businessmen in Townsend have completed plans for a major Fourth of July celebration featuring a full rodeo program. Events run from morning until night with parades, rodeo exhibitions, and an evening dance after a wrestling match between Tony Vollmer and Bart Robbins. The town expects a record crowd with special excursions from Helena and promoters promising excursions and hotel accommodations.
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Plana
Atrail
Townsend
F. G. McCarthy
Townsend Commerciad
Lewin
Clark County
Helene
Helena
Five Helena Cars In Chain Collision Report
Multiple crashes near Helena injure several people. Petar Funduk and Albert Hersey drive Marmon and Star sedans. Gordon family rear-ends Funduk, injuring Mrs Gordon and a boy. In a second wreck near Canyon Ferry, L H Skow and Charles W. Fours collide. three in Skow’s party are hurt, two Young children sustain minor injuries. One car tows away, outing to Canyon Ferry canceled.
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Charles Gordo
Nnn
Helena
Malta
Hersey
Gordon
Punchuk
Funduk
Winn
Rute
Larry Barnett
Helos
Canyon Ferry Hill
Bookana Creek
Studebaker Cape
Loiin H. Skow
Ninth Avenue
Aulok
Charles W. Fours
Billings Avanua
Skow
Young Wan
Nid
Young
Shaw
Tuad
Iurtallantiy
Irl
Enyora
Bkov
Younk
Canyon Ferry
Christian Church Closes Four Day Convention
The Descinlas of Cariat concluded a four day convention at the Free Christian church with a Golden Jubilee communion service. Rev Fart Van Doren presided while Now J. Allen of Fort Henton read prayers and a paper by W.D. Lear titled Fifty Years in Montana. President Arthur Aiking delivered an address on Hope None Beyond. Delegates praised the event as one of the best since the church’s founding in the state.
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Murise
Rapital
Descinlas
Cariat
Mr. Allen
Hila Subjert
Montana
Arthur Aiking
Wee
Extortion Plot Fails Three Men in Custody
An extortion plot exposed by Cape Girardeau officers ends in a running gun battle with a Southeast Missouri posse. Three St. Louis men were jailed and a fourth suspect held for investigation after a failed attempt to intimidate four prominent locals including T. J. Kelso, George Meyer, Harry Himmelberger, and O. L. Beaubourd. Officers seized currency clues and detained Ralph Steward, Joseph Reed, and Martin of Des Moines.
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Gane Girardeau
St. Lantagna
Jnil Wera
Marble Hill
Capa Girardeau
Migeour
Aent
Capa Girardonu
T. J. Kelso
Capa Girardeau Public Tettlea
George Meyer
Harry Himmoelbarger
Pr. O. L
Mayer
Frummalberger
Caytor
Ralph Steward
Jaoseph Reed
St. Louis
Id Martin
Des Maines
Jaws
Boy of 17 Shot Down by Missouri Deputy
In St Joseph Missouri on June 29 17 year old Fred Garoutte a road worker from Windsor was shot and wounded by Holt County deputy sheriff Dewey Graham who fired after seeing men with a container he thought held liquor near Ora ton Missouri Garoutte and his companions were traveling when the deputy stopped the group and fired no others were detained and investigators probe the incident as local officials seek details about the alleged liquor container and the shooting circumstances
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St. Joseph
Fred Garoutte
Windsor
Dewey Grahem
Wheriff
Holt County
Graham
Garoutie
Geroutia
Investors Syndicate Hails General Business Uptick Across Regions
B F Crabb vice president of Investors Syndicate reports business conditions easing with growth in Texas and Oklahoma City while cotton and wheat prices stay weak. He notes 61 cities covered show activity, with Houston shipments, Dallas construction, and steady retail in California and Arizona. First half 1930 profits rise 17 percent from a year earlier.
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B. F. Crabb
Investora Ryndicate
Targa
Crebheal
Crabb
Jioustan
Dalian
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Afl
Arizona
California
New York City
Yanks Survive In Wimbledon Net Play
Wimbledon play narrows the field in both men and women singles as eight Americans reach the quarterfinals. Tilden Mangin and Dog advance, with Borotra and Lett looming in later rounds. Byrd delivers keynote for Broadway temple project.
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Wimbledon
Car stolen and recovered in Deer Lodge case
Stolen vehicle recovered in Deer Lodge after being found parked in an alley for two days. Nevada deputies and sheriffs coordinated a round up in Powell County and Roundup to locate the car. it was undamaged and linked to a theft Friday night.
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Cuore Mwerlus
Helena
Deer Lodge
Vayly
Douuty Shetlit
Ted Neville
Shere
Ifs
Mirgina
Burecay
Dear Loge
Cav Myles Dies at Ranch Home at 77
David Myles 77 pioneer of Lowth annt lark county died yesterday at his ranch Tema near Clancil where he lived 45 years. Born in Ireland he came to Montana in 1890. Survived by five daughters and several sons. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from Conrad's chapel with Pastor David J. Connar officiating.
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David Myles
Lowth Annt
Lark County
Tema
Clancil
Haif
Atylos
Irotland
United States
Montana
Iscita
Myles
Jurob Daum
James &Uccury
Winaten
Mig
John Toepplng
Livingston
Jobat Dabthangen
Cinanil
Frank Maser
Charia Foursonn
David
Thomas
Nobert
Frank Myton
Ail
Gingull
Conrad
Tov David J. Connar
Preghstorian Church
New York Telegram Salutes Trans-Atlantic Flight Record
Rawadron lander Charles Kingsford-Smith sent congratulations to Kanmeth and John Hunter after they set a new air refueling record. The message praised dependable food delivery by Airplane and wished them further success by the Fourth of July.
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New York
Rawadron Lander
Charles Kingeford-Smith
Kanmeth
John Hunter
Montege
Cherria
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Walt
Penwell Bilt
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Reed
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Fower Block
Delent Ray Company
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Paperlover
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Panne
Vanghete
Aysenue
St. Peter's Hospital
Weld
Taraereation
Milly Street
Catrsiman
Kenneth Jane
Lranard
Jack
Imme Hito
Pelter Court
Lewis Pennell
Grand Street
de Thke
Diliens
Ramre
Nacth
Tiehtagg
Nursinre
Partiox
Iin
Xelison
Gres
Standard Drug Co
Paonsara
Best Creek
Lai Ferton Wi
W Aatiaak
Walker
Davia
Broadway
Baptist Church
R. A. Risley
Dilton Wan
Sae A.C. Olsen
Fatis Ie
Hadleigh Maren
Robert Ty Fisk
Vee
Tapone Wild
Fanta Iielena
Orange Grint Tema
Thana
Jenga
Ned
McCarthy
Lindpergh
Amy
Tony Vollmer
Bart Robbins
Manhattan
T &E
Brat Clase
Tana City
Petar Funduk
Egat Helana
Montana City
Helana
Missouri
Wimonton
Knell
Henri Ve. Wilmer
Wilmer Alison
Tex
Values Weart
Francn
Hha
Sven
Parand Aingies
John Dog
Santa Mon
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Calif
Gregory Mangin
Raguedad
Tilden
Doog
Mangin
Lott
Leset
Hoyvotta
Finnln
Cochet
Titan
Arar Byrd
Richard ©. Byrd
Broadway Temple
Methodiat-Episcopal Church
Cav
Ranch Home
Capt
Kingsford
Rakters
Stow Travel
Jess
Sooane
Salt Lake Cay
Curtin Gift and China Shop
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To & P. At
George P, Arnold
Ham Hocks
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