Weather and notices from Montana city news
Generally fair weather expected for Tuesday and Wednesday in Montana with moderate temperatures. A baby clinic will be held this afternoon at 1:30 at the courthouse basement office of health officer Dr Arthur Jordan. Recital postponed with date to be announced later. Reverend J W Hawk spoke at a Lasmen league supper in the Y M C A dining room. Walter H W Schulke filed suit in district court against Hate Berry Whitcomb and Z R McKee seeking foreclosure for 71 500 connected with Montana Trust and Savings Bank note. Spaulding and McCannell represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jordan
Ctty-County Health Officer
Haymons League
J. W. Hawk
Montana Children’s Name Finding Society
Lasmen's League
Y. Mey G. A
Walter HW. Schulke
Hate Berry Whitcomb
Z. R McKee
Montena Trust and Savings Bank
Spaulding
McCannell
Arrivals and visits at Helena from regional towns
A rundown of visitors and residents in Helena includes Ty Richland from Miles City and GG Miller arriving from Butte, with John Schofield of Emigrant and Judge B B Law of Bozeman also in town on business. J A Baker of Great Falls stays at the Placer while 78 L O Kerr of Butte and A A Morris of Roundups are noted visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty &. Richland
Miles City
John NM. Schofield
Emigrant
B. B. Law
Bozeman, Ig
Helena
J. A. Baker
Great Falls
L. O. Kerr
Butte
Nelson Story, Jr
Bozeman
E. F. Sparrow of
George Warr
George Hurd
Great Fale
Coal Mine Yields Last Victims From Barrackville Disaster
Fairmont West Virginia March 23 Mine No 41 at Barrackville tonight yielded up the last of its victims thirty three men killed in last Tuesday night’s explosion. All but two bodies have been identified and an official investigation into the cause will be started at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
W. Va
Barrackville
Flapper Fanny Quips on Pleasing Uncertain Lovers
Flapper Fanny declares the hardest job in the world is pleasing a girl who does not know what she wants. The witticism captures a modern flirtatious tone reflecting social tensions in pursuit of clarity and satisfaction.
Supreme Court ruling limits warrantless searches in liquor transport
Government v Carrol and Kiro upholds warrantless seizure only with probable cause. Chief Justice Taft states officers may stop vehicles without a warrant if they have probable cause to believe contraband liquor is present. Indiscriminate searches are rejected and the Fourth Amendment protection applies, with exceptions when search is impossible without a warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Carrol and Kiro
W. H. Taft
Montana
State House
Carral and Kiro
Generer
Taft
Berg
Mrs Battelle Dies In Washington At 63
Mrs John Gordon Battelle a Columbus Ohio republican national committeewoman and active in women’s duty work died tonight at the New Willard hotel where she had stayed about a week after several days of illness The death a notable loss for Ohio politics and national party service with Battelle’s long service to women’s civic activities noted by Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battelle
Associated Press
Washington
John Gordon Battelle
Columbus
Ohio
Republican National
New Willard Hotel
Businessmen to advise on disbursement of campaign funds
A Helena based committee of business men will advise Intermountain Union College trustees on handling funds raised in a $150,000 campaign. The advisory panel, 3 to 5 members, must have no formal ties to the college and will decide debt payments, partial payments, and surplus use as funds are raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Intermountain Union College
College Board
College Committee
Intermountain Union College of Helena Financial Campaign Organization
Hk. O. Kaufman
Riod
Srvice
Newman H. Burdick
JT. W. Choate
Delena
Intermountain College
Walter B. Spalding
St. Paul's
Intermountain
Intermountain College of
Intermountain Team Defeats Mount St Charles in Debate
In a debate held last night at the Unitarian Building Intermountain College defeated Mount St Charles. Judge W T Scott of the School of Mines oversaw a contest featuring Intermountain's Robert Miller Robert Walliams and Bessie Bennett arguing for Congress power to override Supreme Court rulings. Mount St Charles team Linus Dougherty Vincent Cavanaugh and Richard Laily argued the opposite with Governor John E Erscksoit presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain College
Mount St Charles
Unitarian
W. T. Scott
School of Mines
Butte
Intermountain
Robert Miller
Robert Walliams
Bessie Bennett
Congress
U. S Supreme Cour
Mount St Carlos
Linus Dougherty
Vincent Cavanaugh
Richard Laily
John E. Erscksoit
Pomeroy Couple Travel to Minnesota for Father's Funeral
Mr and Mrs W Pomeroy of 15 South Rodney street left last night for Granite Falls Minnesota to attend the funeral and burial of her father who died last Saturday in Tucson Arizona The body is being brought from Arizona to Granite Falls for the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Pomeroy
Rodney Street
Lastight
Granite Falls
Minn
Tucson
Arizona
Farewell Party Honors C C Davis and Wife Here
Commissioner of Agriculture C C Davis and Mrs. Davis were guests of honor at a farewell banquet and theater party hosted by department members. Davis will leave around April 1 for Chicago to join an agricultural firm. A H Bowman will assume office next month. The event featured stunts by department heads and staff, songs, a cartoon sketch, and a gift of an angler equipment set. George Moran attended from the Great Falls grain laboratory, and the party concluded with a trip to the Marlow theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester C Davis
Agriculture
Davis
Chicago
A. H Bowman
Hardin
Eddy Cote
Lewis Campbell
B T. Moore
Safig
Bill Shovel
Horticulturist
Capert
H A. Morris
Barbara Scharps
Dorothy Bevans
May Hobelsheimer
Mass Sinclair
Cosme
A. B. Thomas
BT. Moore
George Berry
George Webster
Barbara MM Scharrer
Ben Beach
John
B Davis
Lis
Woman's Division Luncheon Speaker At Placer
Miss LaBossier state clothing specialist will address the Woman's division of the Commercial club at noon today at the Placer The Clothes Closet will be her talk and demonstration showing illustrated equipment for the clothes closet Miss Nora L Bulbush home demonstration agent will give a short talk outlining the extension program in Lewis and Clark county
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dines LaBossier
Commercial Club
Crop Pests Topic at Kiwanis Meet
Helena Kiwanis luncheon heard Country Agent L G DeVore urge cooperation of Helena organizations to eradicate gophers and magpies described as crop destroyers. Other speakers included H H Mart who spoke of an eastern trip and Robert Miller from Watermelon College debating team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
L. G. DeVore
Kiwanis
HH. L. Mart
Robert Miller
Watermountain College
Rival pow and Big Jawn Sergent loom in capital bid
A murky report says the Washington Monument rival pow, Big Jawn Sergent, has arrived in the capital to pursue the attorney general post. The description notes a 6 foot 3 inch frame with a tall hat, suggesting a theatrical, exaggerated figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Monument
Big Jawn
Supreme Court Reverses on Insurance Confiscation Case
Montana Supreme Court rules Midland Motor Company win against Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society stands. and after a rehearing the court holds the district court judgment for $2,700 valid. Justice Rankin authored the January decision. Justice Stark wrote the yesterday opinion upholding the lower court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Supreme Court
Midland Motor Company
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society
Wellington D. Rankin
District Court
Yellowstone County
Cole
Ilegal Transportation
Digitar
Supreme Court
Ils
Stark
Powell County
District Court of
Louie Zosel
L. L. Callaway
Smt Agaist
Conrad Kohrs
Cottonwood
Baggs
Louis Zose
High Court
Marriage of Juvenile Girl Stands Annulled
Judge A J Horsky annulled the marriage of Anna Leona Hughes and William Hughes in district court. The union formed after the girl escaped from Montana children’s home in Butte amid an escapade. Deputy County Attorney A P Haywood filed the petition. Hughes did not appear. A second similar annulment proceeding is pending. New York man later verified his wife’s marriage to a Los Angeles fireman, indicating no case for worry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Leona] Hughes
Willian Hughes
A. J. Horsky
District
Butte
Montana
Attorne
P Haywood
Hughes
New York
Adn
Los Angeles
National Guard Funds Held Up by President Coolidge
Washington March 23 President Coolidge ordered $3 074 000 in national guard appropriations held up pending a legality inquiry. Of the total 1 332 000 covers armory drill work through June 30 and the rest is for the next fiscal year. The White House issued a statement noting the matter’s importance to fiscal policy and possible tax savings while questioning legality under the Budget and Accounting Act. The administration cites budget bureau guidance that extra funds should be state grants and argues the Guard may seek increases only through Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Natonal Guard
Congress
Coolidge
National Guard
White House
Senate
House
Budget and Accounting Act
Budget Bureau
Conregss
Department
Committee of Congress
Florida murder gang linked to Cross City case
Cross City Florida March 24 Associated Press W G McRane one of six men indicted for first degree murder in the death of Lewis Barker negro will stand trial in circuit court tomorrow Also charged is Higginbotham whipping boss awaiting new murder trial tied to Martin Taber North Dakota youth who died after a whipping arraigned today with McRane and E G Priest all pleaded not guilty The case centers on Barker lured whipped shot burned to destroy evidence near Shamrock McRane first arraigned. Priest also pleads not guilty Missoula March 25 John M Brechbill former commissioner of streets ran in city primary April 6 Hague present commissioner led with 1 683 votes Brechbill 744 in a three cornered race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross City
Fla
Associated Press
W G. McRane
Lewis Barker
Ivial
Thomas Wingsinbotham
Martin Taber
North Dakota
Higginbotham
McRane
E.G
Priest
Mallory B. Harte
Shamrock
Barker
Missoula
John M. Brechbill
Pepse L. A. Hague
Hague
Brechbill
One in Million Miss Maury Kantees Refuses Hair Bob
Miss Maury Kantees a Hardy school sophomore stands out as the only girl in her school with long hair. She defends her choice quoting scripture and says she cannot cut her hair despite pressure from friends, parents, and Bible teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Kantees
Hardy
Ible
Milk and cream rates to be inquired into at joint hearing
A joint Montana railroad commission and Interstate Commerce Commission hearing set for May 6 will examine milk and cream shipment rates in Montana and surrounding territory. Federal Examiner Harraman will represent the government as officials consider rate advances within 135 miles of a destination and reductions beyond 145 miles to create a uniform scale. The Mutual Creamery company at Salt Lake filed the application, and rate expert H. L. Shafer explains the goal to equalize pricing and invite public participation with details available from the Montana commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce’ Commission
Harraman
Mutual Creamery Company
Salt Lake
H. L. Shafer
Montana Commission
MPS Marin dies after influenza complications
Jessie Marvin wife of R N Marvin of Surmatra Montana died at St Peter s hospital after seven weeks illness beginning with influenza A heart weakness from flu led to death Funeral plans by Flaherty and Kohler were incomplete last night Born 33 years ago in Rapid City South Dakota she left a husband and two children aged three years and three months She is survived by three sisters Helen Holman Helena and Zula and Hazel Holmen Los Angeles two brothers Gur Holman Plainfield New Jersey and Rowe Holman Los Angeles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Marvin
R.N. Marvin
Surmatra
Mont
Rae
W. Holman
Eighth Avenue
St. Peter’s Hospital
Flaherty
Kohler
Robert
Wallace
Helen Holman
Helena
Zula
Hazel Holmen
Los Angeles
Gur Holman
Plainfield
N. J
Rowe Holman
Work of I G Freeman on display in Helena
Photographs of water color designs by Ricker Freeman architect of Boston and son of Mr and Mrs George O Freeman of Helena are shown in Reeves music house window on North Main street. Freeman heads a large Boston firm with east coast demand. The display includes the Waltham City Hall design and the Ka and Sons store in Boston and the doorway of Hamilton High School in Elizabeth New Jersey. The original designs are at the New York Architects Society headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricker Freeman
Boston
George O. Freeman
Helena
Reeves Music House
North Main Street
Freeman
Reeves
City Hall
Waltham
Mass
Ka and Sons, Furriers
Alexander Hamiltont Guitar High School
Elizabeth
N. J
New York Architects Society
New York
City Council Adopts Annual Budget With Water Mains Funding
The city council passed the annual budget ordinance for the fiscal year ending May 1, 1926. Total appropriations match last year with a new 1,925 added to the water department for financing of additional mains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Department
Knights of Columbus restricts boy program after federation report
The Knights of Columbus issued a statement to clarify its boy guidance program. It confirms the program was directed by the supreme council with a special committee and notes Notre Dame university and a life bureau are funded from the order’s general fund. A fire at 40 Slath Avenue Washington is described as controlled by the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.ofc
New York
Associated Press
Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus Today
Big Brother and Big Sister Federation, Inc
Knights of Columbus
Supreme Council
Supreme Board of Directors
Martin A Carmody
Grand Rapids
Mich
Luke K. Hart
Notre Dame University
Uniteed States
Canada
NIAW
Also Mentioned on This Page
City News
Molrer
Viedrie Waskem
St Vincent Academy
Haseen
Ater
Barre
Calgary
Lalla Brooke
F. X. Arens
Madison Ave
the Sun
Korner
Post Office
Personali
GG Miller
Walter T. Scotts
Elena
A. A. Morris
B.C. Allen
Livingston
Placer Hotel
W. D. Ringland
Geext Falls
Sylvis Adams
U. &, Public Health Service
Portland
Ore
Great Reed
House of Representatives
Broadwater County
Tao Eapedtl
G. I. Page
R. W. Wheeler
Peoria
Bve
Frank & F. Lindsay
Flapper
Wervce, Me
W. Taft
Ntermountain
Mat
Charles Tean
Qeaulty
Pomeroy
Minnesota
C. C. Davis
NOOK
Insurance CO
Norwich Union CO
Drosilg Taggart
Thomas OD. Taggart
Atlantic City
Ce Ent
Cuiope
Florida
Miay Oufer
Missoula Primary
Marin
Igker Freeman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!