City News Weather and Local Notices in Montana
Weather report for Montana expects partly overcast skies Wednesday and Thursday with possible showers west of the divide and little temperature change. Local business listings include Skelton's ice cream, Marcelling services, rugs cleaning, taxi and auto parts, moving services, dress and hatters, and outdoor gear shops. Birth announced for Kenneth and Mrs Hammaker's daughter at St. Joan's hospital with father a Rec ord-Herald staffer. Court action notes elevator sale correction in district court involving C A Whipple as receiver for Montana Grain growers and W P Deve reaux of Minneapolis.
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Montana
Divide
District Court
Edgar
C. A. Whipple
Montana Grain Growers
W. P. Devereaux Company
Minneapolis
Yockeys Funeral to be Held Today
The funeral for Cam Yockey, who died yesterday at St Peter's hospital, is set for 2 PM at Herrmann and Company chapel with Rev James F McNamee officiating. Burial will follow in Forest Vale. Grand Army of the Republic members are asked to attend. Yockey was 80 and a native of Pennsylvania, a Civil War veteran in Company E of the 57th Pennsylvania infantry. He had no known living relatives locally.
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Cam Yockey
St. Peter’s Hospital
Herrmann and Company’s
James F. McNamee
Forestvale
Grand Army of the Republic
Yockey
Pennsylvania
S?th
Pennsylvania Infantry
Arrangements for Ninth Annual YMCA Camp Miracle Underway
A meeting last night launched plans for the YMCA boys outing at Camp Miracle running June 22 to July 3. Attendance included Andy Schultz and E. S. Thomas, with E. J. Warms guiding. The 11 day camp costs 11 dollars for boys age 10 and up with good character references.
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Camp Miracle
Andy Schultz
O. A. Anderson
E. S. Thomas
E. J. Warms
Mortis Sanford
Mr. Spaulding
Woman's Division Luncheon Highlights Welfare Talks
An informal program was held yesterday at the Placer grill for the Commercial club Woman's division luncheon. Dr Frances Bradley spoke on child welfare while C P Brewer outlined lectures on salesmanship and personal efficiency. This was the division's final meeting of the season, with an elaborate dinner meeting planned next, chaired by Mrs Marshall E Gates.
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Commercial Club
Placer Grill
Frances Bradley
C. P. Brewer
Marshall E. Gates
Helena Personalities Look In On Local Events
A string of visiting figures from Billings Missoula Great Falls and Bozeman arrived in Helena on business and for social stops. Notables include J B Carmichael from Augusta J A Fitzgerald from Great Falls and J F Harrington from Missoula. Others like R Grant J D Walsh and B P Melchert were noted in town with hotel stays and meetings at the Placer.
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B. P. Melchert
Lewistown
Helena
J. B. Carmichael
Augusta
Eae
J. A. Fitzgerald
Great Falls
EL. J. Cummins
Powell County
Déer Lodée
W.W. W. Cheely
Montana Newspaper Association
Northern Pacific marked for breach of contract in trackage delay
Washington May 19 The government can hold Northern Pacific Railroad and its successor liable for failing to finish the east west trackage on time. Forest service attorney D F McGowan told a congressional commission investigating land status, claiming testimony would show government grounds to hold the railway responsible for delays. He cited 1 733 miles of planned trackage in Washington State not completed last year.
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Washington
Associated Press
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Northern Pacific Railway Company
D. F. McGowan
Forest Service
Congressional Commission
McGowan
State Meeting of the D. A. V. Opens Friday
The annual Montana department Disabled American Veterans World War convention will convene in the Eddy Rose room next Friday morning for two days. Cr. Treacy, senior vice commander, is here with meeting details. A public dance in the Winter Garden Friday evening will raise funds for convention expenses.
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Montana
Winter Garden
A E Howard Arrested For Passing Worthless Check
A E Howard was arrested in Twin Bridges on a charge of passing a fraudulent check. He allegedly bought an automobile from a local dealer, gave a down payment by check, then vanished with the car. Deputies will return him and the car to Helena. Howard had also promoted a flypaper advertising card sold to several merchants.
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A. E. Howard
Twin Bridges
Jim Barnes
Wiliam Bossler
Howard
Helena
Butte
Larry Duggan
Duggan
Col Anderson Holds Conference with Army Reservists Here
Col T M Anderson US S A chief of staff of the 104th division met reserve officers to discuss their annual training camps. He will command the citizens military training camp opening soon at Fort Douglas Utah. Col Anderson left for Fort Douglas.
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Col
T. M. Anderson
US S.A
104Th Division
Cal. Anderson
Citizens
Fort Douglas
Utah
Col. Anderson
Secretary Bowman to Speak at Rotary Meet
A. K. Bowman Montana agriculture commissioner will address the Rotary luncheon at the Placer grill. He will discuss the need for a vigorous advertising campaign to promote Montana and its interests.
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Bowman
Rotary Meet
A. K. Bowman
Rotary
Placer Grill
Montana
Brewer to deliver second lecture on salesmanship
The second lecture in a university series on salesmanship and personal efficiency will be held tonight. The lectures began Monday evening and are conducted under the auspices of the University of Montana.
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C. P. Brewer
University of Montana
We Make a Profit Only When You Do
The ad markets a retailer pledge, promising profits for customers who buy their suits. It claims a $30 cost and $37.50 sale price yields $7.50 for the seller and $12.50 for the buyer, touting high customer satisfaction valued at $50. The note mentions 2,000 fabrics to choose from.
Railroad commission returns rebate to Montana farmer
The Montana railroad commission secured a freight overcharge refund for farmer George Wagner of Froid. He was overcharged $41.39 on two emigrant movables cars from Huntley to McCabe, including livestock beyond the tariff allowance. The commission pressed the carriers, and Great Northern and Northern Pacific canceled excess charges, sending Wagner a $41.39 check.
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Railroad Commission of
Montana
F. K R. McLaren
George Wagner
Wagner
Huntley
McCabe
Mont
McLaren
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Controversy Over Biography Portrays Rachel Jackson Fiercely
A Tennessee newspaper faces backlash for an altered biography of Rachel Jackson and Andrew Jackson. Critics say the portrayal distorts her image, calls her illiterate, and paints her husband as a flawed, violent figure while noting Rachel’s steadfast loyalty and affection amid the public dispute.
Dayton protests turn to clash over evolution ruling
Dayton Tenn May 19 A meeting to protest Chattanooga gaining publicity in the evolution trial sparked a fist fight between backers and opponents. Dayton residents condemn plans to indict Chattanooga teachers for disseminating information about evolution and favor trying Professor Scopes in a test case. A boycott threat emerges as the grand jury in Chattanooga weighs the case. A telegram from an actress offering a trained chimpanzee to counter the law is read at the meeting.
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Dayton
Tenn
Associated Press
Chattanooga
Thurfon Reed
George Rappleyea
Chattanooga Unte
Memorial Day planning group to meet again tonight
Representatives from patriotic, fraternal and other organizations meet at 8 p m in the City auditorium office of Superintendent John Dietrich to discuss plans for the May 30 Memorial Day observance. Committee chairmen are expected to report.
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Johm Dietrich
Mrs Gallagher Gies Aged Cheerful Widow Dies
Mrs Gney A Gallagher widow of Francis Gallagher died at her home 21 Spencer street last evening. Born in St Scotia September 4 she moved to Boston at 22 and to Helena in 1881 with her husband later becoming a wheel chair user six years ago due to invalidism. A devout member of First Christian church she valued faith and hospitality. Her niece Miss Clara Spiers arrived to comfort her. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Body at Jerrmann and Company’s chapel.
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Gney A. Gallagher
Francis Gallagher
Spencer Street
Iivaligism
Boston
Mr. Gallagher
Helena
Gallagher
First Christian Church
Clara Spiers
Jerrmann and Company
Chanel
Open Door Maintained Through United States Open Door Maintained
A Washington conference on the open door topic noted that not all powers have ratified the five power agreement. The committee voted 20 to 8 against any control of arms in transit, a matter to be revisited as jurists seek an acceptable formula. Mr. Burton opposes indiscriminate searches of ships for illicit shipments. Blasco Ibanez's son Siegfried reportedly jailed in Valencia for distributing his father's propaganda pamphlets.
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Committee of Jurists
Burton
Younk Ibanez
Paris
Associated Press
Blasco Ibanez
Siegfried
Valencia
Spain
Patterson Alt trial jury verdict sealed for delivery
The jury in Imez Patterson versus Anton Joseph and Eugene Alt reached a verdict last night and sealed it for delivery to Judge W. H. Poorman in district court. Two civil trials were scheduled for this morning, Petke v Trom and Anderson v Chisholm, under different presiding judges. The United States exports 30,000 dozen eggs a year.
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Imez Patterson
Anton, Joseph
Eugene Alt
W. H. Poorman
Petk Ve. Camtrom
Poorman
Anderson Vs. Chisholm
Hen B. Law
Bozeman
Helena realty men hear luncheon speakers from Northwest real estate group
Real estate dealers in Helena met at a luncheon featuring T W Zhamerman of Portland and A J Bonnar of Seattle representing the Northwest Real Estate association and Mr Mowbray of Anacordia, with J C Henry as chairman. The event echoed earlier notes about real estate and local library history in Dumferline, England, where the first circulating library was established in 1717.
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A. K. Bowman
T. W. Zhamerman
Portland
Ore
A. J. Bonnar
Seattle
Northwest Real Estate Association
Mr. Mowbray
Anacoinda
Helena Realty Dealers
Eddy Case
J. C. Henry
Dumfermline
Eng
Dismissal Filed in Lewistown Auto Collision Suit
A BP v Clark suit by plaintiff in person and A. E. O’Brien against Lewistown Oil and others to recover $10,000 with $5,000 settled was filed yesterday in district court. The action arose from a motor vehicle collision near Lewistown as parties stipulated to dismissal. A new non tarnishing silver has been developed by a British company.
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BP. v. Clark
Hi Ian Ad Litem
J. A. Clark
Lewistown
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