Weather and Notices From Mustang City News
Weather forecast for Mustang calls for generally fair conditions with a warming trend Wednesday into Thursday. Community items include a Baptist ladies rummage sale next to Piatt Heath’s on March 11 and a card party by the Helena chapter of American War Mothers on March 17 at the Grandon. City business notes cover a bank creditors hearing set for March 23 and a legal suit dismissal by Sidena city, plus an estate complaint against GM Furniture for $20.30 rent and damages.
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Baptist Ladies
Piatt-Heath’s
Helena
American War Mothers
Banking Corporation
W. If Toorwan
Moses Morris
Helena Goldberg
GM Purniture Company
South Jackson Street
Dudley Funeral Today In Herrmanns Chapel
The funeral of Charles Dudley will be held this afternoon at 2 30 in Herrmann and Company’s chapel with Rev. James F. McNamee of First Baptist Church officiating. Burial follows at Forestvale. Dudley, 71, a Marysville pharmacist for over 30 years, lived here over a year and co owned Central Pharmacy on North Main. Survived by his widow and son Charles R. Dudley of Chateau who arrived yesterday.
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Charilss
Dudley
Herrmann and Company
James F. McNamee
First Baptist Church
Forestvale
Marysville
North Main Street
Charles R. Dudley
Chateau
Farmers and stockmen to meet here Saturday
Farmers and stockmen will discuss a cooperative shipping association at a meeting next Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Commercial club. The meeting is under the county farm bureau. A separate item notes an express shipment of 10 bottles of bonded liquor confiscated in Casper, with federal agents involved.
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Co-Operative Shipping Association
Commercial Club
County Farm Bureau
Casper
Wyo
C. F. Peterson
Cheyenne
Otto Plaga
Governor Approves New Primary Date In Big Day Actions
The governor signs 63 measures during a busy day, approving a revised primary date and a broad package of legislation. Officials say the expedited actions will impact election timing and policy implementations across departments.
Compromise Law Grants $15 Weekly Compensation Max
Governor Erickson signs compensation act and related bills, setting a $15 weekly maximum for workers, up from $12.50, with $500 physician allowance, and raises minimums. Legislative measures include automobile title registration, per diem highway commission pay, and creation of banking code commission as part of a wider reform package. Senate and House bills cover irrigation districts, nurses certification, fire districts, and county administration while 80 measures await gubernatorial action before March 20.
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Troy
Hill County
J. E. Erickson
Highway Commission
Banking Code Commission
Erickson
Legislative Assembly
Morttana
Senate
Fergus and
Judith
Senate to take Isle of Pines treaty up in open session
The Senate agreed to Pepper's motion to consider the Isle of Pines treaty openly tomorrow. Willis offered an amendment to grant island residents protections akin to the U S Bill of Rights. Vice President Dawes will speak at the Lexington Concord Battle celebration on April 18.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Pepper
Republican
Pennsylvania
Isle of Pines
Willis
Ohio
Dawes
Lexington- Concord
Hilltop Plans St Patrick Day Dance and Irish Theme
Hilltop student council approved a St Patrick's Day dance in the college gym for the evening, with committees including Bolkovate Mulier Borovatz Tamm and Lally organizing. Eats like coffee and sandwiches are to be served after the event, and John J Ceegan from the Emerald Isle may perform a selection. An Irish Nationals game is also planned the morning of St Patrick's Day with Francis Muller overseeing the All Nations team.
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Hilltop
Feem
Messrs
Bolkovate
Mulier
Borovatz
Tamm
Lally
Willis V. McMahon
Bashfuy Mick
John J. Ceegan
Emerald Isle
Bob Tiernan
Francis Muller
Anaconda
Funeral Rites For Harry Gloege Held At First Presbyterian
Rites of the church and DeMolay were conducted for Harry Gloege son of Mr and Mrs W Gloege of 1312 Ninth Avenue yesterday at the First Presbyterian church Reverend Newman Hall Burdick officiated DeMolay ritualists attended floral tributes filled the church auditorium The funeral was at T O O P cemetery pallbearers included Jon Junge Chester Tomashek Milton Adams Merle Haines Ted Anderson Dan OConnell The sermon reflected citywide sorrow for the untimely death of a longtime Presbyterian Sunday school member and Helena High School senior
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Order of DeMolay
Harry Gloeze
If W. Gloege
Ninth Avenue
Newman Hall Burdick
Elena Organization
Foley Waters
Burfial
T. O
Jon Junge
Chester Tomashek
Milton Adams
Merle Haines
Ted Anderson
Dan O'Connell
Bordick
Harry Gleese
Harry
Presbyterian
Wis
Helena
Great Northern Seeks to Close Nine Stations
The Great Northern Railway applies to the state railroad board for permission to close nine stations at Flowerree Dunkirk Fort Union Fort Shaw Simms Tampico Archer Franklin Marino A hearing is set at Flowerree on March 32 and at Dunkirk on March 13. The Soo Line also seeks permission to close the McElroy station.
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Great Northern Railway Company
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Flowerree
Dunkirk
Fort Union
Fort Shaw
Simms
Tampico
Archer
Franklin
Marino
Flawertee
Soa Iie
McElroy
Train Caller H. Simmons to Retire After 40 Years
Spokane al field notes that H. Simmons, train caller for the Northern Pacific since station setup in 1890, will retire March 31 after guiding only two trains in four decades. The longtime official is praised for steady service and local impact.
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Spokane
al. H. Simmons
Northern Pacific
Alleged Infidelity Triggers Arrest and Divorce Suit
Within hours yesterday the alleged infidelity of Manne Sharpe led to the arrest of Harold Geteehalk on a justice court warrant and a district court divorce suit filed by Tred Sharpe against Marie Sharpe for open adultery with Geteehalk at Clinton hotels. Sharpe, a Broadwater county rancher and World War I veteran, married December 14, 1922. Geteehalk was employed in a Clinton restaurant. counsel for Sharpe is Clay Troutman of Townsend.
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Manne Sharpe
Harold Geteehalk
Justice Court
District Court
Tred Sharpe
Marie
Geischalk
Clinton
Sharpe
Yate
Broadwater
Getschalk
Clrde 5
Troutman
Townsend
Justice Callaway Speaks at Rotary Luncheon Today
Chief Justice Lew L Callaway delivers the second talk in a Rotary series focusing on early Montana history. He outlines vigilante activity and the legal response, noting his boyhood near Virginia City and Bannack as he discusses coach agents, their careers, and their abrupt end.
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Justice Callaway
Rotary
Lew L Callaway
Montana
Judge Callaway
Virginna City
Bannack
Americans win provisional damages in Guillaumes crash case
A civil tribunal in Nice awards provisory damages totaling 400000 francs to Americans injured in the automobile bus accident near Guillaumes on August 20 1923 and to the heirs of the six who were killed.
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Nice
France
Guillaumes
Buckner Seeks Padlock Actions Against Broadway Cabarets
Emory R Buckner the new U S attorney in New York wins the first padlock proceeding aimed at liquor selling establishments on Broadway He seeks up to 1000 such actions Judge Hand orders the Lafayette Hotel under three month padlock and cancels leases Ousting 15 tenants including a furnishing store and restaurant Frank Archibald lessee A five day stay granted Ringler brewery raid case to pursue possible prosecution Buckner indicates further actions pending March 26 hearing set by Federal Commissioner Boyle
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Associated Press
New York
Buckner
Hand
LaFayette
New Rochelle
Frank Archibald
Ol Deen
Afr
Ringler
Hayward
Boyle
Error fixes four percent interest rate bill
The error by the enrolling committee left state warrants earning four and a half percent instead of four percent. Governor Erickson signed the bill, which was intended to save 360,000 yearly, but the enacted rate remains four and one half percent unless challenged. The conference report shows the senate receded from its amendment to restore four percent.
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House of Representatives
Erickson
Secretary of State
House
Senate
Conference Committee
House Journal
State House
Personal notices from Winston and surrounding areas
McRfuffly of Winston registered at the Harvey. Judge JI G Denny of Butte a business visitor here. Sicks of Wolk Creek a guest at the Ntarves. William Tlosking, a state accountant, left yesterday for Butte. Mr and Mrs L F Marsh of Missoula guests at the Macer. James M McDougall of Marysville registered at the Harvey. Fred Schuster of Deer Lodge among arrivals at the Harvey yesterday. GEL Hanes of Water Sulphin Springs registered at the Harvey. M D Mhener of Tliston stopping at the Harvey on business. Henry Coulam, Union Pacific general agent, here from Butte on business. Mrs M oA Sherer wife of Dr Sherer of the fort hospital left yesterday for Talladega Alabama to visit relatives. EB L Snoddy traveling representative of a large electrical equipment company with headquarters in Butte visiting the city on business. Charles G Power left yesterday on a business trip to Washington D C accompanied by his son Benton.
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JI G Denny
Butte
UH Sicks
Wolk Creek
Ntarves
James M McDougall
Marysville
Jarvey
Fred Schuster
Deer Wedge
Harvey
M Oa. Sherer
Dr Sherer
the Fort Hospital
Talladega
Ala
Charles G Power
Washington, D. C
Benton Power
Seven sons at funeral of their aged mother
Associated Press Denver reports Nora McAndrews was buried by six of her seven sons with a priest blessing at the graveside. Rev. Joseph H. McAndrews of St Louis led the service after daily masses at St Patrick's church. She was a native of Ireland and is survived by three Denver daughters.
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Associated Press
Denver
Nora McAndrews
Joseph H. McAndrews
St. Louis
St. Patrick’s Church
McAndrews
Ireind
Tokio-Japan bids to keep round-the-world plane in Argentina
Tokio-Japan seeks to retain the Argentine round-the-world aircraft that reached Buenos Aires during its globe-encircling effort. The plane would be exhibited at an airfield in the country.
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Tokio
Japan
Helena Legion Plans War Memorial and Hospital Playground
Lewis and Clark post of the American Legion started plans for a war memorial in Helena and a playground at the Fort Harrison veterans hospital. Committees of three will be appointed by Col. Charles L. Sheridan to determine location, type of memorial, and oversee the hospital playground with goals to ease visiting wives’ child-care burdens. Dr Judkins praised the playground idea and reviewed hospital efforts, while the post endorsed the Montana department plan for a monthly fund contribution to support a statewide meat plant project to aid disabled service men.
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Lewis and Clark
American Legion
E el Tose
Veterans’ Hospital
Fort Harrison
Charles L. Sheridan
Fort Hospital
Judkins
D. WD. Judkins
Legion
Montana
W. L. Jones
A Department Commission
Montana Meat Com
Pany
Helena
Perry
Whale
Inner meeting highlights Intermountain Union college drive
Dr. T. J. Graham of Louisville Kya spoke at a Commercial club Woman's division dinner in the Placer grill about the Intermountain Union college financial campaign. Mrs R O Kaufman presided and Mrs Will Whalen led the musical program as plans received endorsements.
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Dre. T. J. Graham
Louisville
Kya
Intermountain Union College
Commercial Club
Placer Grill
Funeral Held For Miss Fiora Rentzahn at Helena
Classmates and many friends gathered at the First Baptist church for the funeral of Miss Fiora Rentzahn. The Rev James F McNamee officiated with burial in Por styale. The Helena High School senior class attended. she would have graduated next June. Miss Rentzahn was a daughter of Mr and Mrs WM Rontzahn of Helena Valley, death due to acute appendicitis last Saturday night.
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Fiora Houtgehy Af Ier
Nev
James FL. McNamee
Pordstyale
Miss. Rentzahn
Ilelena High School
Rentzahn
Troutzahn
WM = Rontzahn
Elena Valley
Fair in Gallatin to replace state show
Gallatin county plans to revive the county fair this year with dates set after the Midland Empire fair in Billings. The fair is to run September 22 to 26, replacing the Helena state fair which will be abandoned due to a reduced legislative appropriation. Committees were appointed to finalize plans to ensure a successful event, reviving a fair last held in 1914.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County
George M. Lewis
County Fair Board
Billings
Fair Board
Helena
Ehough
Gallatin
Butte District Meeting Plan Outlined by Adjutant Jones
Adjutant Jones outlined the district organization's plan and invited this post to send delegates to a district meet ing in Butte on April 1. The evening featured an orchestra by the Anderson brothers and a Fred Stark blackface staff. Ward Crosby chaired the last night’s committee. a 10 member crate to plan the April 14 program includes C. C. Lamport as chairman with Galagher Whipps Dundas Bevans Arnold Vollmer Higgins Kelser and Freeman.
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Jones
Butte
Derson Brothers
Fred Stark
Ward Crosby
C. C. Lamport
Galagher
Whipps
H. A. Dundas
Bevans
Arnold
Francis Vollmer
Higgins
Kelser
Freeman
Prince of Wales Holds Levee for Men Only
London March 10 The Prince of Wales presided at a levee for the first time in place of King George. The medieval pageant features swords silk gold braid and gleaming epaulettes. Levees remain exclusively masculine, a social ritual akin to court presentations for aspirants.
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London
Associated Press
Prince of Wales
George
Man pleads guilty in slaying of ex ballplayer Stark
Memphis March 19 11 5 Atkin son pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of Monroe Dolly Stark former major league player and manager of several minor league clubs. He was sentenced to not more than five years in the state penitentiary.
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Memphis
Atkinson
Monroe
Dolly) Stark
Banker Backed Appeal Aids Likely Consideration
A statement notes that support from the banker will readily secure favorable consideration. The remark implies financial influence and a forthcoming decision, highlighting the role of banking backing in achieving a desired outcome.
May Make Parks of Army Reservations
Associated Press report from Jacksonville Florida on March 10 outlines a national survey by Raymond H Torrey field secretary of the National Conference on State Parks. The effort gathers data on state park development and maintenance to aid other states in building and managing park systems including proposals to convert War Department army reservations into outdoor recreational spaces. The conference brings together park executives technical experts and supporters from states with established public outdoor recreation facilities.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
National Conference On
Raymond H Torrey
Torrey
United States War Department
National Conference On State Parks
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