Blackfeet Tribe to Welcome National Editorial Editors
Browning Montana hosts National Editorial Association members during a Montana tour with a formal welcome by the Blackfeet Tribal Council. Chiefs from Glacier National Park area plan a tribal ceremony featuring tattooed frontiersmen and adoptions of visiting editors, including Wallace O Dell of New York.
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Mackfeet Indian Council
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Wallace O'Dell
New York Editorial Association
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Inspection Officer Praises Army ROTC at Missoula Campus
Missoula May 11 Colonel Moor N Falls of the Ninth Corps Area approves the university ROTC unit after inspection. He praises the camp and personnel, recalls service in the Philippines, and dismisses talk of any RO ROTC disruption amid arms conference concerns. Montana colleges vie for honor with Pacific coast entrants in upcoming competitions.
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Frank Kerr Becomes Grandfather Amid Joyful News
Frank Kerr, a Montana Power Co official, celebrated becoming a grandfather after the birth of his grandchild yesterday. The event touched colleagues in the Montana Power Co Bozeman office, where Mr Kerr serves as general manager and shared the happy moment with staff.
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Benchland Field Sees Multiple Candidates For Office
The Field of candidates includes Spratt for representative and Luckett Tarabies among others. Widespread support is expected as campaigns begin with extensive outreach.
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Renee Pentative
Luckett Tarabies
Judith Basin
Kirk
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Missoula Cops Chase Towle Case Involving Stiles
Misso ula cops pursue a vehicle chase near Frenchtown then arrest William C L Stiles at the county jail on suspicion of transporting liquor. Sheriff Cole and deputies inspect an old saw mill west of Alberton where they recover whisky in sawdust and take George, linked to the car chase, into custody.
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Alberton
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Boys Confess to Attempted Holdups in Butte
Butte youths Orin Hubbard aged 21 and Roy Hadge aged 20 were arrested by Detectives White and Pawel and jailed on a vag rancy charge after confessing to several holdups and robberies. Hubbard admitted handling a revolver while demanding handkerchief masks during an attempted hold up at Cobban and Utah avenues.
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Robbery Suspects Confess After Conference
Deputy County Attorney Bourgain interviews Hubbard and Stearn who confessed to an attempted robbery. They deny Stowe's involvement and describe a planned hold up aiming to steal jewelry. Police are reviewing descriptions to identify the suspect and have spoken to victims.
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Tragic Stillwater log jam claims lumberman
Kalispell Montana reports a drowning after logs jammed a Stillwater river drive. Millers Jerome Milley of Peoxolder, Montana, age 28, disappeared while riding logs during a fog drive. Rescue efforts failed as thick jammed log piles prevented recovery. his parents Mr and Mrs Jllins Milley await news.
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Stillwater
Petitions circulate in Livingston for November measure
Petition drive in Livingston gathers signatures to restore the annual system plan. Organizers say the motion seeks voter approval in November. A large number of residents have signed, showing broad local backing for the proposal.
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Bething
Dogs from Paris Arrive in Livingston
Dogs shipped direct from Paris arrive in Livingston. Walter J. Hill, a St. Paul millionaire, sent the hunting animals to Mr Hill's mountain camp near the city. Hill, who spent time in France, is en route from New York for the summer.
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Wealthy Livingston di Paul Van Cleve Grand Jury Charge
In Livingston County di Paul Van Cleve faces a steep indictment on multiple charges as a prominent local figure. The case arises from a charge of stewing enitte against Van Cleve sot for drin. A district court in May holds a preliminary hearing as authorities push for further action.
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Helena bids for shrine hospital site in western states
Helena officials seek a site for a crippled children hospital. Trustees from the Mystin Shine met in Burte with temple leaders of the Rocky Mountain region to discuss the most desirable location. Participants included Hubert Iatha Way of Helena.
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Federal Control of Mines Debate Prompts Kiwanis Talk
James J. Morgan of United Mine Workers argues for federal supervision of the coal mining industry. He warns that government ownership of mines and new operations could spark labor disputes and harm the economy, citing potential losses of up to 4 million dollars monthly in the transition period.
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Cheyenne Kiwanis Club
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Peace for Irish 5 in Jeopardy
Dublin reports from Dail Eireann peace conference show a break on fundamentals as republicans resist any settlement admitting the Anglo Irish treaty. a week long recess is likely to allow the peace committee to try again to bridge the gap and salvage the truce. London notes Viscount H. rkenhead hints Ireland’s provisional government may soon exercise authority.
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National Hospital Bay S Program At Hort
National Hospital Bay S program at Hort continues with contingents from Puget Spanish War Veterans Daughters of American Revolution Women’s Relief Corps and various groups. The schedule lists special car services and fleet car eerines to be given for the event, with transportation arranged from Sixth and Main Streets in the afternoon.
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School board reacts to grand jury report on investigations
The school board chairman Enoch Engdal said little action had been taken by the grand jury and pledged cooperation to improve school conditions. A joint committee with the school board will meet next week to pursue recommendations, while Judge Webster indicated prosecutions of individuals tied to student delinquency were unlikely without new judgments.
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Enid Ity
Len
B. M. Webster
Ely
Deport Lady Astor urged by New Jersey camp
The General Al S Burt camp of Spanish American War Vel crams adopted a resolution to urge the federal government to deport Lady Astor as an undesirable alien following a dispute over remarks said to have insulted the only woman member of the British Parliament during her visit to the United States.
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William C. Taylor killing case jury deadlocks in district trial
The case against William C. Taylor on charges of shooting and killing ELA Beawa’s car passenger during a July incident ends with a hung jury after a first trial. Prosecution says Taylor fired at a speeding auto. defense says the gun discharged accidentally as he drew it. Also noted: Lokajicek insanity finding after a Benton farm family tragedy.
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