Jubilee Vaudeville Tonight at Marlow Amid Mayor Celebration
New York world wires report a Jubilee vaudeville show by local folks tonight at the Marlow in connection with Telena's celebration. Chairman Leo Kotias leads a mirth filled program featuring a girls chorus, a chorus of bemused men, a roller skating act and music by the Shrite quartet. Costumes of 1864 predominate while the National Council Boy Scouts closes its 29th annual meeting with a visit to the New York World’s Fair and 73,000 youngsters touring the World of Tamaran.
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Marlow
Telena
Leo Kotias
Ara
New York
Naonal Council
Boy Scouts of America
Court of Pearl
State will not declare July 9 as holiday for employees
John J. Dowel, private secretary to Governor Ayers, stated no proclamation or rule will issue designating July 3 as a holiday for state employees. Federal offices will close per the president's executive order, except where federal law prohibits such holidays.
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John J. Dowel
Gev. Roy BE. Ayers
Dr. Swain Heads to University Summer School Tour
Dr. N. H. Swain executive secretary of the Greater University of Montana left Helena for Missoula to visit the summer school. He has already visited the state normal college at Dillon and will visit additional summer school locations before the season ends.
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N. H. Swain
Greater
University of Montana
Helena
Missoula
Noted car driver dies in midget auto race near St Louis
Jimmy Snyder of Los Angeles, famed midget racer, was killed when his small white car crashed through an outer guard fence and rolled onto the track at Cahokia, Illinois. The fatality occurred on the 12th lap of a 40 lap feature, witnessed by about 4,000 spectators. Paul Armbruster of St Louis was severely burned in the crash.
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Hast St. Louie
Jimmy Snyder
Los Angeles
Indianapolis
Hokia
Snyder
Stretc
Paul Armbruster
St. Louis
Personal notices from Missoula to Butte a string of guests
Names of guests and attendees staying or visiting various Montana towns yesterday including Paul DeFoo Thelma Cahaftia Christine Martinsen Helen Barho and Walstrom at the Harvey and Placer hotels in Missoula Butte Red Lodge and Billings plus visits by Burton B Brewster Hyd Gaines and ALF Lamey and Lorelty Dames. A note about Mary Deyis Mra and Mate Vel Schweizer leaving for Sacramento and a Golden Gate exposition closing date announced in San Francisco.
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Paul DeFoo
Northern Pacific
Missoula
Thelma Cahaftia
Malta
Harvey
A. Hanson
Eee
Aula van Alea
Walstrom
Pillings
Christine “Martinsen
Butte
Marvey
Helen Barho
P. Wale
Billings
Burton B. Brewster
Birney
FR. G. Battey
Red Lodge
Wesley Manlove Graveside Services Held Here
Graveside rites for Wesley Manlove were conducted here with military honors. Manlove, a native of Mast Helena, was born 1867 to Mark Mantove and Mrs Mantove. He died at home in Vozenan on his birthday. Services followed at Bogeman Catholic Cemetery with attendees from the local community.
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Ghiveshle Sprsters
Toys Retion
Neon
Wesley Manlove
Vozenan
Bogeman Saliteday Norton
Mr. Mulove
Mark Mantove
Mast Helena
Mis. Mantove
American School in China Bombed Near Foochow
Japanese planes bombed and destroyed the Union Middle School two miles west of Foochow during a raid signaling new military actions against the port. Damage was about 340,000 dollars as missiles struck the foreign style building marked with the American flag. An incendiary set fire to the ruins and a boom across the Min river blocked all pacers to Foochow from the sea.
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Foochow
Union Middle School
N Yilitary
Min River
Foochaw
Grossberg Family Mourns Cleveland Funeral Notice
George Grossberg was flown to Cleveland last night to attend the funeral of his mother Mrs Rebecca Grossberg, 73, who died yesterday morning there. Surviving are six brothers and three sisters. two sons are en route from Los Angeles to Cleveland for the service. Mrs Grossberg had long resided in Cleveland and was well known locally as Helena.
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George Grossberg
Cleveland
Tebecca Grossberg
Growterg
Grassberg
Los Angeles
Health Official in Helena Discusses Salt Lake Visit
Dr Fy Cogswell, state health secretary, and Dr Creinning seek interdepartmental ties with Helena officials. The visit outlines a broader health collaboration across centers, farms, and regional agencies as they plan joint efforts amid mounting public health concerns.
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Pitk W. Creinginn
Salt Lake City
International Health Dbusion
Tinckpfetter Foundation
Westfay
Cogswell
State Board of Health
Montang
Jy Butte Evelien
Tr Corwell
Ponte
Treuel de Waar
Heath
Federst
Gnblie Health
Altilles
Vital Statistics RINTHS The ard Mee Chartes THT
The article reports a birth and a death with names partially readable. A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Alin O Peters in St Pete Hospital. A man, Te Aton Johnson, long Helenta resident, died yesterday with services and burial planned locally.
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Aton Johnson
Helena Sieling
Yryis
Worrmann and Company
They
Militant Seattle Pastor Claims Startling Vice Evidence
The 85 year old Rev. Dr. James Warren Hanthings leader of a secret law enforcement group says he will present his evidence on gambling and vice in Seattle to the governor. He asserts local and county officials would be informed and references a push against lingering Sunday blue laws amid a tense stand-off with Prosecutor B Gray Warner.
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Real
Seattle
James Warren Hanthigs
University Christian Church
Dr. Hastings
B. Gray Warner
Warner
Senators Vote on Silver Price Amendment in Senate
Washington reports that on a recent Monday Senator Frovah of Idaho voted for an amendment raising the price of newly mined domestic silver from 64.44 to 77.57 cents per ounce while Senator Thomas of Utah did not vote. The absence was noted as important in public matters.
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Washington
Senate
Frovah
Idaho
Thomas
Utah
Brazilians cancel Yellowstone tour plans
Yellowstony Park Wyoming June 29 Park officials said Maj Gen Pedro de Goce Monteiro head of the Brazilian army staff cancelled a two day Yellowstone visit. He had planned to arrive by plane at West Yellowstone with Brazilian and American officers for the tour.
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Yellowstony Park
Wyo
Pedro de Goce Monteiro
Yellowstone
West Yellowstone
Rain Fails Halt Baltimore Shrine Pageant
Baltimore on June 29 reports five thousand pageant participants including war actors and 3000 schoolchildren in Oriental dancer roles for the Mystic Shrine pageant ending the 1939 national Shrine convention despite rain. Walter D. Cline of Wichita Falls, Texas, poised to become Imperial Potentate attended the final reception. An earlier dispatch wrongly said Borah and Thomas swore against the amendment.
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Baltimore
Senn Solomonoff
Walter D. Cline
Wichita
Fale
Texas
Routine Welfare Board Meeting in Ste Regular Session
The Montana public welfare board in Ste regular monthly session yesterday conferred with representatives of the federal social security board and state committees. Representing the security board were H. Wilson and Charles of Denver. The board also met with representatives of the NXAS Dr. Peter Potter of Butte, chairman of the welfare board, and the conferences comprised the day’s business.
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Montwna Public Welfare Board
Ste
So Vial Security Board
Atote
H. @. Wilson
Ed Charles B
Denver
NXAS
Peter Potter
Butte
Duy
Baker farmer dies of gunshot wound in self inflicted case
June 29 Baker reportingFrank Ondrasek 60 a farmer living 35 miles south of Baker died in a local hospital from gunshot wounds officials said self inflicted He was found by someone unidentified with circumstances under investigation The death occurred Wednesday at a hospital after the gunshot outside Baker city limits was discovered
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Baker
Frank Ondrasek
Faroter Real Drug
Ondrasek
Neighbor reports self-inflicted shotgun wound at lone residence
A man at a fourth-home address attempted suicide by shooting himself in the head with a four double-barrel shotgun. He was found alive and conscious but refused to make any cooperative statement. Local authorities are investigating the incident and awaiting medical updates.
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