Preparation for College Campaign Gains Speed in Teanag Selection
A committee led by Mrs. John 3M. Neill has named leaders for the women’s division of a $150,000 Yelena for Intermountain Union campaign. Captains include Mrs. AUT Schultz and Mrs. 4. P. Methorn in one group and Mrs. W. G. Packer and Mrs. Annabelle Neill in the other, each directing six to eight workers. The men's division, organized by R. Li. Varney and others, will field about 200 workers in 20 teams led by captains, with four colonels overseeing. A meeting of all colonels and captains is set for Tuesday at the Commercial club to assign prospects. Final campus inspections are slated Sunday from 2 to 5, with no fund solicitation during the visit. Miss Holladay will address the Fortnightly club this afternoon.
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Yelena
Intermountain Union
John 3M
R. Li. Varney
Edgar M. Hail
J. Victor Bowler
I. W. Choate
Commercial Club
Helena
Miss Holladay
Campaign Organization
Teapot Dome Records Withheld By Navy Officials
The defense and prosecutors spar over why navy records were withheld from the Teapot Dome case. Certificates by Secretary Wilbur and Kellogg state 43 dispatches 51 letters 50 reports and five memoranda were withheld as confidential. Judge Kennedy notes the tension between national defense secrecy and equitable access while the defense refuses an incomplete record. Evidence ends for now with a partial rebuttal deposition from former Representative Kelley.
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Navy Department
Kellogg
Wilbur
Albert Gleaves
Secretary of the Navy
Admiral Gleaves
Pacific
United States
Mr. Walton
Atlee Pomerene
Owen J. Roberts
Kennedy
Navy
Patrick Kelley
Michigan
J. K. Robison
Chiek
Navy Engineering
Robison
Kelley
Teapot Dome
Noted Russ Leader to be Deported
Alexis Moskvinoff former professor at Moscow University and American representative of the All Russian Peasants' association anti Bolshevist group is held at Ellis Island awaiting deportation action by the labor department. He was arrested March 5 and brought to the Island on a labor warrant for overstaying his permitted time in the United States.
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Associated Press
New York
Alexis Moskvinoff
All Moscow University
All-Russian Peasants’ Association
Ellis Island
Department of Labor
Labor Department
Governor Vetoes Metropolitan Police Repeal Bill
Governor Erickson withholds approval for House Bill 303 repealing the metropolitan police law, arguing it would politicize police departments in smaller cities and disrupt uniform civil service standards. He also vetoes House Bill 340 banning oleomargarine in state institutions, noting existing substitutes licensing protects industries and inmate welfare.
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C. T. Stewart
Helena
Montana
Butte
Great Falls
Brantly
State of Montana
Billings
J. E. Erickson
State Festival of Music Winners Named for Butte Area
Winners announced at the state music meet include Great Falls trio Wilma Tippett Clara Udine Margaret Albright first in girls vocal trio Great Falls. Lewistown Harold Slater first in trombone solo Kalispell Edward Sullivan second and Kalispell Teuben Holland third in trombone.
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Associated Press
Butte
Emeet
Wilma Tippett
Clara Udine
Margaret Albright
Great Falls
Margaret McMahon
Evelyn Zundel
Eveling Donohue
Norma Issinger
Imogene James
Alma Spurren
Kalispell
Colo
Harold Slater
Lewistown
Edward Sullivan
Hardin
Carl Ross
Evaline Donohue
Loura Dorsey
Trinua Judson
Eugene James
Gail Ross
Jack Leland
Great* Falls
Gail Peterson
Iris Lowe
Victor Morte
Merle Edwards
Moore
Evelyn Farnham
Marjorie Beebe
Richard Himore
Harold Curstens
Missoula
Cornet
Orson Strissel
Delta Rodenhaugh
Seabey
Herbert Davis
Bute
Boys’ Glee Club
Elton Bloom
Miles City
Juman Judson
Kaligpell
Eleanore Cranshaw
Livingston
Louis Dorsey
Dan Browning
Marguerite McMahon
Eveline Donohue
Wilma Trippett
Marion Snider
Frances Watson
Fiano
Janet Stob
Parrish Tornado Losses Highlight Isolated Community
After a deadly storm devastated Parrish 40 children were saved in the school that escaped destruction. Nine funerals were held as residents struggled to reach relief amid debris blocked roads and scattered homes. Neighbors found clothing and remnants of life among mules chickens and ruined buildings.
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Parrish
Vigilance Committee
Nellie
Supplies Pour In As Illinois Storm Relief Expands
Trainloads of army supplies and Red Cross equipment arrive for southern Illinois disaster victims. Tetanus serum from St. Louis helps prevent infections while governor Small tours West Frankfort and Murphysboro to marshal state aid. The Chicago Chamber sets a half million dollar goal, with multiple agencies coordinating relief efforts across Carbondale, Murphysboro, and surrounding towns.
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St. Louis
Small
West Frankfort
Murphysboro
Red Cross
Illinois
First Methodist
de Soto
Elks Club
Southern Illinois
Remnant Sale On Silk and Wool Fabrics
Advertises clearance of remnants including silk and wool pieces with prices from 25 cents and up to 1.50 previously. Short lengths offered with yardage up to 144 yards. Entire stock of narrow velvets Georgettes and Crepe Georgettes on sale at one dollar per yard.
Tornado Toll Mounts in Southern Illinois City
Debris burial and search efforts continue with 163 dead, 24 unidentified. West Frankfort dispatches 100 grave diggers as officials clear evidence of the twister’s path through miner and railroad worker housing, with gas restoration projected in a month and electricity to return tonight. Nearby towns work to bury the dead, aid the injured, and erase destruction amid limited heat water and power. Disease risk monitored as Kentucky Tennessee Missouri reports adjust casualty tallies.
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West Frankfort
Milnois
DeSoto
Gorham
Bush
McLeansboro
Enfield
Parrish
Saved by His Wooden Leg in Auto Crash
Chicago March 20 The wooden leg of Josep Ingreut 32 saved his life when an automobile swerved into a ditch killing Frank Bayer and Robert Bamrick. Ingreut and two companions were riding the car overturned and crushed the others. He is in serious condition.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Josep Ingreat
Frank Bayer
Robert Bamrick
Ingreut
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