Halloween prank beet pile kills woman in car collision
Amanda Englebretson, 31, of Seattle, was killed when a car carrying four people crashed after hitting a hidden pile of sugar beets placed to obstruct the road. Immigrant inspector Walter Bliss escaped serious injury. inquest set for Thursday.
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Columbus
Amanan Englebretson
Seattle
Englebretson
Miss Englebretson
Isdna
Percy Keakeon
Roscoe Vendricke
Walter Bliss
Helena
Amanda Englebretson
Walter 5
Liss
United States Immigration Department
Montana
Billings
Bliss
Faso
NASA
Mr. Bliss
Ven- Aricks
Isaknon
Edna Englebretson
Slater
Helena Seiben Road Traveling 10 Start
J. K. McLaughlin with a crew of 16 from Lewis and Clark County begins work on the Helena Steben highway this morning. The county employment office provided the workers as contracts advance on two viaducts, with more jobs to follow as construction proceeds.
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J. K. McLaughlin
Helena- Steben
Lewis and Clark County
J. Howard Firebaugh
Lewis and Clerk County
Rotary Club Pays Tribute to Harry Cunningham Memory
Helena Rotary members at a weekly meeting honored charter member Harry R. Cunningham who recently died. Speakers included M and Gunn and district leader Fred Bennion. A committee was named to draft a memorial resolution. Cunningham was praised for his cheerful optimism and broad friendships across walks of life.
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Helena
Harry R. Cunningham
M. & Gunn
Gunn, Rasch
Cunningham
Gunn
Legion
D. R. Grege
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Philip O. Lantz
Amarillo
Texas
Rov E
Miller
Seattle
George Darington
Bozeman
T. K. Baker
Missoula
J. N. Osborne
Lewistown
Frank Venablee
Butte
Michard Lackey
Palo Alto
Calif
Frank D. Bevans
Alex Kirk
Lee Cannon
Stamy
B. H. Linstrom
A. J. Clemo
C. D. Greenfield
C. D. Greenfield, Jr
Ed MacHaffie
Nell Maclean
May Hold Special Conference On Prison Action
Attorney General Raymond T. Nagle said a conference of attorney generals may be held soon to select representatives to argue before the United States Supreme Court in January. The conference would decide whether the court should entertain the filing of the action in the Alabama suit against Arizona Montana and 17 other states over prison-made goods.
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Alabama
Arizona
Montana
United States Supreme Court
Raymond T. Nagle
High Tribunal
Nagle
Attorney General rules on farmer's school residency rights
Attorney General Raymond T. Nagle ruled for County Attorney E. C. Overland that a farmer who lives in town during winter and ranches in a neighboring district in summer, while his children attend city schools, holds a residence in the city district entitling school enrollment. The ruling was issued yesterday in Big Timber.
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Raymond T. Nagle
E. C. Overland
November Calendar of Appeals Drawn by Supreme Court
An appeal calendar for November was prepared by order of the supreme court. Listed cases include W. J. Leffek vs A. G. Ludeman and others, Brown Brothers farmer company vs A. J. Mitchell and others, Ida Benjamin vs James Crick and W. K. Tripnett, Herman Johnson vs W. K. Tripet, Mary E. Thompson and others vs Clouds Flynn, and the Milwaukee Mail road company vs Fallon county. The calendar notes briefs submitted yesterday.
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Supreme Court
W. J. Leffek
Appellant
Agaiost
A. G. Ludeman
J. C. Hentfro
Rudolph Dettwiler
Brown Brothers Farmber Company
Tesypondent
A. J. Mitchell
Ida Benjamin
James Crick
W. K. Tripnett
Herman Johnson
Jamek Crick
W. K. Tripet
Mary E. Thompson
Clouds ¥. Flynn
Milwaukee Mailroad Company
Fallon County
Liecourt
McLaren Brings Mixed Game From Annual Flathead Hunt
Rh F McLaren chief clerk of the Montana railroad and public service commission returned from the Flathead district with Chinese pheasants Hungarian partridges ducks and a 21 pound Canadian snow goose. The Polson area trek is annual and he reportedly forwent waders during the retrieval of the prized trophy.
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Rh. F. McLaren
Montana Railroad and
Geringo Commission
McLaren
Flathead
Polson
Three Tax Appeal Hearings Held in Helena
Three tax appeal hearings were heard yesterday by the state board of equalization. Appeals challenged assessments by Lewis and Clark county commissioners on East Helena State Bank Montana Livestock Loan Association and First National Bank Trust Co of Helena. No decisions were reached. more evidence to be presented next Tuesday.
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State Board of Equalization
Lewis and Clark County
East Helena State Bank
Montana Livestock Loan Assortation
First National Bank & Trust Company
Helena
Missoula
J. W. Stewart
Glasgow
New Corporations Formed Domestic Miners Bank and Trust Co Butte
The Domestic Miners Bank and Trust company of Butte is capitalized at $100,000, divided into 1,000 shares of $100. Seven directors are named: John B. Amos, J L Carroll, David J. Charles, W A Kemper, Hugo A. Kenck, Arthur J. Lochrie and Sam R. White, all of Butte.
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Miners’ Bank and Trust Company
Butte Capital Stock
John B. Amos
J. L. Carroll
David J. Charles
W. A. Kemper
Hugo A. Kenck
Arthur J. Lochrie
Sam R. White
Butte
Loch Leven Run in West Yellowstone Area
The Loch Leven run in the West Yellowstone country has yielded 2,358,180 eggs from three traps to date. Eggs are fed and transported to Anaconda for incubation, with 39 days needed for hatching before planting in the Missouri and Yellowstone rivers in spring.
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Loch Leven
Yellowstone
Fla and Game Department
Anaconda
Missouri
Yellowstone Myers
Thomas Robinson Summed by Death in Hazeman
Thomas Robinson 91 died at 4 yesterday at the home of Mrs Antoinette Marcos in Central Park where he had been visiting his grandson Arthur Sears since July 31 He was born in England January 28 1842 and spent most of his life in Canada where he helped lay rails for the Canadian National railroad and later served as roadmaster His wife died four years ago and he lived with his daughter Mrs C J Sears in Bozeman The body is at the J Victor Kobler mortuary funeral arrangements awaiting word from family
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Thomas Robinson
Hazeman
Antoinette Marcos
Central Park
Arthur Sears
England
Mr. Robinson
Ontaorio
Canada
Lfe
Ile
Canadian National Railroad
Hotrison
Bozeman
C. J. Sears
October Disbursements Exceed State Receipts Report
State treasurer James J. Hirett reports October disbursements surpassed receipts by 169 177 dollars leaving bank cash at month end 15 051 99. October receipts 010 061 68 with disbursements 1 100 198 82. Banks end October balance down 261 690 from October 1 figure 2 077 284. Unissued receipts unfinished business totaled 10 806 25 as October closed.
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Mtto
James J. Hirett
Enact
Tags Mail Date Indicates Sparse Game Kill
More than 150 big game tags have been received by the state fish and game department to date. State Game Warden Charles B. Marré says tags must be returned by year end, noting deer and elk kills have been light due to limited tracking snow across the state. A separate Paris dispatch notes Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh plan a solo Riviera trip.
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State Fish and Game Department
Charles B. Marre
Marrs
40 War Vets In Montana Recruited For Conservation Corps
Dr. S. G. Watts, manager of the U S veterans hospital at Fort Harrison, reports 40 ex-service men recruited in Montana for a conservation corps project. Fifteen more are needed to meet the state quota of 65. Recruits mostly come from Butte, Great Falls, Helena. none from the northeast area near Fort Peck dam.
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Montana
Clgitinn Conservation Corps
S. G. Watts
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
Fort Harrison
Missoula
Watts
Montaoula
Fort George Wright
Washington
Hutte
Great Falls
Helena
Helena Territory
Fort Peck
Watts Salt
Wealthy man may gain from Shannon kidnapping case
In Fort Worth on November 1, AP reports RG Coss Shannon faces life behind bars for his role in a kidnaping conspiracy. His partner Chutes Al Vikehel of Oklahoma may gain by a $200,000 payout. The note indicates 28 acres from Shannon and existing oil wells near the Shannon place, with drilling activity three miles south and Wise accounts showing progress.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Coss
Shannon Tx
Chutes al Vikehel
Tehard Tod
Shannon
County Prosecutor Seeks Early Retrial for Shannon Case
County Attorney Shearman W. Smith said he will move to retry Dodge Shannon soon after the Supreme Court ordered a new trial. Shannon was charged with handling counterfeiting materials. Smith cited questions he asked the defendant as grounds for reversal, arguing Shannon degraded himself before the jury more than any questioning could.
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Dodge
Shannon
Iast
Hts
District Court
Shearsman W. Smith
Bhannon
Supreme Court
Billings
Shanon
S. V. Stewart
Wiggin Defends Tax Dodging as Pool Ties to Chase Stock
Senate Banking Committee hearings reveal Albert H. Wiggin, former head of Chase National Bank, profited $4 million by selling bank stock short while a market pool tied to Chase securities traded to stabilize prices. Wiggin says the aim was to postpone taxes. he cites $624,926 in federal and state levies over five years. Committee counsel Ferdinand Pecora notes the pool exploited tax laws and termed it "taking advantage of Two Choirs."
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Washington
Chase National Bank
Albert H. Wiggin
Senate Banking Committee
Ferdinand Pecora
Wigan
Wigain
Chase
Wiggin
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Stillwater County
Columts
Rapelje
Aninks
Mr. Biles
Alea
Vendricks
Helena-Seiben
Humboldt
Neb
Rotary Clus
Eady
Bill
Sam W. Mitchell
Secretary OF State
West
Thomas Robinson S
Paris
Charles A. Lindbergh
The
Riviera
Know's
Fuller Avenue
Penney’s
North Main Street
Jimmy Smith’s
Suansnon
Shanna
Tia Bank
Sul
Sault
Wiesin
Pocora
Goldberg
North Main
Arina
Neewspare
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