Meteorites Do Not Favor Kansas as Landing Field
McPherson Kansas May 12 Prof H H Nininger of McPherson College cites Kansas meteorite fame as unfounded claiming recorded falls show one fifth of worldwide finds in Kansas due to soil and interest in science. He notes rare witnessed stony meteorites and explains public misbelief about heavy stones in farms. Paris smoke warning from tobacco monopoly cites minor explosions injuring about a dozen smokers of government cigarettes. Washington reports George C. Butte named attorney general of Porto Rico.
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Gloria Gregory Seeks Glamour Amid Marriage Strains
Gloria, a spirited flapper wife, pushes money limits to buy lavish dresses and luxury while facing jealousy over Stan Wayburn and a strained partnership with Dick Gregory Junior. A high fashion spree reveals a fragile domestic balance as unresolved desires and debt loom.
Navy georgette dress with light blue embroidery
A navy blue georgette dress features disks of light blue embroidery and a matching light bite georgette slip. A light shade bow sits at the front. Sleeves are praised as more comfortable for summer than the long tight variety.
Deer Lodge social notices and local happenings May 12
Judge and Mrs Durfee Miss Eileen Durfe g and Mrs August Dinstad of Philipsburg visited friends in Deer Lodge. AM EK Gannon and Bess Antonsen attended the season’s first baseball game at Anaconda. Roy Forrester of Dillon visited Miss Ethel Wuert. Firemen battled a Ford delivery truck fire with minimal damage after a fuel fill mishap at Colbert Service Station. John Fatter and sons From Helmvill e were on business. Senator W S Paul traveled to Missoula for business. Miss Belle Griffith, Wallace school teacher at Gold Creek, passed through on return from Billings.
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Trio of Pacific coast hijackers ordered moved for trial
Federal Judge Thompson ordered the removal to San Francisco for trial of Thomas Miller alias Theodore Eggers and Joseph Curry alias OBrien, two alleged members of the Eggers gang. The defendants were identified as part of a hijacking band endangering West Coast security. Authorities charged them with multiple robberies and violent crimes, with the case proceeding in California federal court.
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Salesmanship and the Man by C P Brewer
A condensed analysis on the then ideals of the successful salesman. It emphasizes self belief, mental mastery, and purposeful action as keys to achievement, urging readers to develop confidence, study mind laws, and act with decisive planning. It notes Montana extension courses in Salesmanship and Personal Development beginning May 18 in Helena.
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Pioneer of Montana Dies at Deer Lodge
Pioneer of Montana Mrs. Katherine Brand aged 73 died at her Deer Lodge home Sunday evening. The funeral will be held at the Church of the Immaculate Conception tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. Rev. Pather T. F. Landy will officiate. Interment at Millcrest cemetery. Born August 6, 1850 in Hazelgreen Wis. She was the daughter of Frank and Regina Stoeber. Married January 23, 1871 in Hazelgreen. They moved to Montana in 1879 and lived in the state 46 years. Survived by husband and children Regina Knoff Frank Grand August Grand of Gold Creek Mrs. Carl Scharf of Garrison Joseph Brand of Slaten Ore.
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Wolf Creek News Social Roundup and School Note
Wolf Creek residents were busy with visits and travels to Helena Craig and Middle Fork. Families including the Morgans Ingersolls and Stows connected with relatives while others planned summer oilfield work and garage openings. Lower Wolf Creek grades end Friday while seventh and eighth finish a week later.
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Archie Craig
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Middle Fork
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Jack Gweer
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Stow Ranch
John Roth
White Sulphur Springs
J. M. Stow
Alice
Jack Anstey
Death of French Verdun Hero General Charles Mangin
Paris May 12 By Associated Press General Charles Mangin renowned for Verdun and the Fort Douaumont victory died today Born July 6 1866 at Sarrebourg Mangin served in Senegal French Sudan and China and led the Fifth Infantry Division and later the Eleventh Army Corps His career included the Verdun attack in 1916 the Aisne victory controversy and a 1918 counter offensive with General Degoulle The report notes later remarks about women and a judge dialogue
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