Illegal Entry Case Faces Hearing for Morris Zukin in Billings
Morris Zukin, 38, was arrested in Billings on a U S immigration charge after being accused of illegal entry and false declaration. He allegedly left his family in Dallas destitute and may be sent back to Poland after a New York federal hearing. Immigration officers say other Chinese detainees from a narcotics raid may face similar action.
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Billings
Morris Zukin
Minnesota Avenue
Russell Sage
United States
Charles K. Andrews
Helena
Zukin
New York City
Dallas
Texas
Poland
Pietnikov
Russia
Ten Students to Graduate from Belgrade High School
May 20 Belgrade high school will graduate ten pupils. Valedictorian is Miss Mary Hale. Other graduates include Alta Spain Irene Metcalf Virginia Metcalf Reba Yarborough Herbert Lyon Hugh Courtney Frank Clark Walter Kerzenmacher and Wendell Pitman. Baccalaureate sermon was by Rev Reece. The class play will be staged Tues eve class day Thurs eve and commence Fri eve.
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Belgrade
Mary Hale
Alta Spain
Irene Metcalf
Virginia Metcalf
Reba Yarborough
Herbert Lyon
Hugh Courtney
Frank Clark
Walter Kerzenmacher
Wendell Pitman
Reece
Belgrade Community Notes From May Weekend Activities
Belgrade residents gathered for school and church events as families welcomed visitors and celebrated birthdays. Miss Etta Hall hosted mothers at the Belgrade school. social visits occurred at the Lobdell home in Bozeman. Augusta Porter’s death affected Mrs. Roy Hubbard’s family. O. F. E. S. held a meeting with a track meet, and the Baptist Woman’s Helping Society met with Mrs. Stephenson with resignations and new appointments noted.
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Belgrade
Rl” W. Orr
Lincoln
Neb
Ohio
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania
Etta Hall
Belgrade School
Jacob Reimig
Helena
A. L. Olson
Rose Ryan
Billings
Montana State College
Bozemat
Twilo Hough
Roy Hubbard
Etta
Ella Hall
Lobdell
Bozztan
Augusta
Dillon
O. Fes
Masonic Hall
Hubbard
W. N. Moore
Woman's Helping Society of the Baptist Church
W. S. Stephenson
Shelton Hampton
Circle
Sterling Lane
Rancher killed by lightning near Malta
Near Malta on May 20 Robert Melnisch was struck down while bringing horses in from a field. The bolt killed him and injured three of the four animals, which recovered in about 15 minutes. He worked for Lons Pecora six miles southeast of Malta. Pecora witnessed the strike from his doorway.
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Malta
Robert Melnisch
Here
Mr. Melnisch
Lons Pecora
MeInish
Nugtanthy
Billings Youth Wins Appointment to West Point
Emery Wetzel 17 of 416 Yellowstone Avenue, Billings, was notified of his appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point. A Jefferson school graduate and high school senior, he passed the required physical in Missoula and expects to depart for training in February.
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Billings
Emery Wetzel
Missoula
Jefferson School
Townsends Social Visitors Pop In From Helena and Nearby Towns
Townsend remains busy with a stream of visitors and callers from Helena and surrounding towns. Notables include C F Henry of Crow Creek visiting family, Miss Ella Sullivan returning from Bozeman, James Anderson of Toston and Miss Freeda Scharf of Helena calling on locals, plus several Helena residents visiting Townsend.
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Townsend
C. F. Henry
Crow Creek
Joseph J. Davie
Deer Lodge
S. L. Young
Helena
Freeda Scharf
Helens
George Faltermeier
Joseph Markey
W. T. Giese
Walter Clark
George A. Clark
C. B. Fairchilds
Walter ‘Brisbin T
East Helena
Roy Brisbin
A. F. Taylor
Ted Oppel
Susie Davidson
E. L., Troutman
Senator Walsh Meets Blackfeet Indians in Great Falls
Senator T. J. Walsh arrived in Great Falls after a visit to the Blackfeet reservation where he discussed tribal issues and irrigation projects. He said conditions are favorable but many problems remain before self-sufficiency under the Campbell plan. He plans travels to Conrad Helena and a two month Europe Ireland tour after July 1.
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Great Falls
T. J. Walsh
Blackfeet
Glacier Park
Campbell
Walsh
Conrad
Helena
Ireland
the Hague
Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Sunday School Picnic Tops May Week in Martinsdale
The Martinsdale Sunday school hosts a May 24 picnic following the attendance contest with the Red side led by Mrs. Glen Holmes winning by a narrow margin and to be entertained by the Yellow team. Social notes report visits, showers, a Maypole centerpiece at a bridge party won by Miss Emily McClay and Miss Galvin, a school year end hike to Gordon Butte, a car mishap involving Mr and Mrs Moyer and companions, and arrivals from Chamberlain South Dakota. Benjamin Winter’s historical note on real estate fortunes closes the item.
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Galvin
Gordon Butte
Frank Moyer
Dillon Normal
Jordan
Harlowton
Helena
Body found with bullet wound near Scobey
The 29 year old Carl Siegert was found Saturday floating in the creek south of Scobey. A bullet hole in the right temple and a pulled down cap point to murder. Last seen three weeks ago, Siegert had moved from Long Prairie Minnesota and spoke of starting a pop factory. The case prompts an inquest and scrutiny of a possible motive.
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Scobey
Carl Siegert
Hale Nelson
A. Nelson
Lawrence
Corourr Walley
Siegert
Scobey Fron Long Prairie
Minn
Long Prairie
John Siegert
Bare Knuckle Fist Fight Between Two Smelterites
Great Falls May 20 A bare knuckle fist fight between two smelter workers who quarrelled at a dance ended after more than thirty minutes at the Cascade county fair ground Harvey Novotny semi professional boxer won the crowd decision over Floyd Hober former college athlete Hober was taped Novotny's date with no rounds or timeouts as the crowd ferried in to the scene carriages and cabs streamed from across the city amid rumors of a fifth duel.
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Great Falls
John L. Sullivan
Cascade County Fairground
Harvey Novotny
Floyd Hober
Hober
Novotny
Mother
Frank to Assume Presidency of Wisconsin University
Glenn Frank editor of Century magazine will accept the role of president at the University of Wisconsin, marking a shift in leadership for the school and the literary publication.
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New York
Associated Press
Glenn Frank
The
Century Magazine
University of Wisconsin
Irrigated Land Added to Provect in Kinsey District
Miles City May 20 Increase in irrigated land in this region as Buffalo Rapids project completes. Water now available year round for 4000 acres, boosting sugar beets cultivation. Frank Payne and Jack Corbett of Union Trust Co Spokane visited after financing $120000 bonds. $6000 spent on ditch preparation.
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Miles City
Kinsey
Buffalo Rapids
Yellowstone River
Frank Payne
Union Trust Company
Spokane
Jack Corbett
Basin News highlights from Basin and nearby towns
Local notes from Basin on visits by residents from Butte Boulder and Helena. mentions of prom plans, family visits, eye treatment, teaching assignments and a bakery closure. Also reports on beef range survey starting in Miles City with officials Wilson Youngblood and Klemmedson and notes Ringling Brothers circus member Ringling recovering from an automobile crash injury in New York and General Davis leading an army inspection tour of the western states.
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Miles City
West
United States
M. L. Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Mottana
South Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Dr. B. Youngblood
U. S
Texas
G. S. Klemmedson
H. £. Selby
Montana State College
Ringling
New York
Associated Press
Richard T. Ringling
Ringling Brothers
Circus Fame
Montana
Crossword Puzzle Solution Preview From Yesterday
The column presents a dense list of crossword clues and prompts with horizontal and vertical entries such as Couple, Upward flight, A written promise to pay, Neuter pro, Noxious, Third my, Positive, Naked, Negative, Story tell, H20, Neat, Within, Paddled, Lawyer's charge, One half an em, Pronoun, To nap, Bone, A fence, To scatter, Net weight, Let it stand, Bare, Weathercock, Clipped, Extents, Pertaining to sound, Weeps, Laws, Journeys, Beer, Recolor, To begin a water voyage, Play, Dinner, To level, Headstrong, Foretoken, A member of a jury, Vegetables used in West India, Rodent, Part of harness, To hem, Sailor, Seventh musical note, Preposition of place, Mother, Answer to Yesterday's Crossword Puzzle.
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India
Skelton Draws Term at Deer Lodge for Killing of Cattle
J H Skelton an old Geyser district resident pleaded guilty in district court and was sentenced by Judge E J Baker to two to four years. The case against William Lawless was dismissed and the court was adjourned until Thursday.
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Skelton
Deer Lodge
Stanford
J. H. Skelton
Geyser District
E. J. Baker
William Lawless
Local residents and visitors gather in Deer Lodge
May 20 report from Deer Lodge notes several residents in town from Helens and Butte. Activities include Mary Jenkins proving homestead near Elliston, Whitworths visiting Seattle for two months, Girards in Butte then Helena, and Abraham Webster returning from Helena. Also listed are visits by Martha Wallace Jens and Mabel Latimer, with W F Spottswood visiting briefly.
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Deer Lodge
Adeline Warren
Mary Jenkins
Harry Blaine
Helens
Jenkins
Elliston
Joseph Whitworth
Lonita Whitworth Cole
Jacqueline
Seattle
Wath
A. P. Girard
Butte
Girard
W. F. Spottswood
Dew
Finances Said To Trigger Double Tragedy At Lincoln Hotel
Great Falls May 20 August No boire arrested by Deputy Sheriff Mike Holland after a Sunday tragedy at the Lincoln hotel left Violet Scott and Tyre Scott dead. An arraignment before Justice C A Wilson was held Tuesday on a vagrancy charge. Norboire, named by friends to Sheriff Tom Norton, allegedly precipitated the dispute over money meant for a bootlegging venture, leading to Scott attacking his wife and then killing himself.
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Basin
J. Johnson
Butte
Johnson
Mabel Berg
Steve Carkeek
Mike Walsh
Howard Evans
Boulder
W. O. Creden
Henry Suhr
H. E. Henzemer
Arthur Nugent
Alvin Berry
Will Kirby
Elkhorn
J. E. Wallin
L. D. Smith
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
J. H. Rule
Rule
Mae R. Stetson
Helena
Marysville
Cal
Harry Doyle
Frank Stewart
Pete Guilio
Comet
Earl Williams
Fib
Frank E. Stetson
Marie Carlysle
Butte Business College
Louise Sponheim
Chicago
Chicago University
CEF
Barrick
H. C. Sayre
A. E. Loiselle
Howard
Charles Beilenberg
Deer Lodge
Igrmert
Will Edwards
Gorbin
Great Falls
Noboire
Mike Holland
Lincoln Hotel
Violette Scott
Tyre Scott
Justice of the Peace
C. A. Wilson
Norboire
Tom Norton
Scott
Norton
Organizer of Male Quarter Leaves to Do Time in Prison
Ireland confessed for cashing over 40 worthless checks on Great Falls merchants leading to his arrest by Deputy Sheriff Mike Holland. He pleaded guilty in district court before Judge H. H. Ewing and received a two to four year sentence. Ireland’s presence will be missed by prisoners as he formed a “mixed quartet” under his tutelage with Otis Lawson J. Chester Brown and W. J. Rollins.
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Ireland
Deer Lodge
Mike Holland
Great Fails
H. H. Ewing
Bastile
Otis Lawson
J. Chester Brown
W. J. Rollins
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