Montana Automobile Association Filing Welcomed Statewide
Announcement of the Montana Automobile Association articles of incorporation filed on September 29 drew broad Montana praise. Auto owners across the state sent letters to trustees, praising the move as a strong constructive statement. Executives of the American Automobile Association and clubs in nearby states also expressed support through Addison K. Lusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Automobile Assuelation
Montana
American Alltoy Mobile Association
Addison K. Lusk
Oklahoma senator demands vetting of prohibition officers
Oct 8 1934 Senator from Oklahoma and Republican Pine threaten to disrupt party peace unless they and Assistant Secretary Andrews are consulted on appointments and dismissals of prohibition enforcement officers. The letter to the treasury official frames a fight over control of enforcement policy within the GOP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oklahent
Andrews
The
Treasury
Prohibition
Oklahoma
Pine
Montana D A R Holds First Day of State Conference in Missoula
Missoula hosts the 23rd Montana conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution with Bitter Root chapter as hostess. Anne Margaret Lang of The Dalles Ore, vice president general, attends with headquarters in Washington. Mrs Verne Caldwell of Billings state regent speaks on youth movements and communism, urging concerted DAR action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Montana Daughters of the American Revolution
Anne Margaret Lang
Dalles
Ore
Washington, D.C
Bitter Root
J. M. Keith
Verne TD. Caldwell
Billings
Washington
United States
He Has Six Wives Organist Draws Five Years in Pen
Winona Minn Oct 8 A dramatic district court tale ended with Adolf Wein abrimer alias Jean Hoffman a former local organist pleading guilty to bigamy and sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary He described six marriages including wives in Milwaukee Trinidad Bellefourche LaCrosse Benton and Saint Cloud and noted his last wife Thelma Holtberg now living in Winona The case followed a dramatic hour of testimony and a police demand that all present marry or go to jail The divider of the international convention immersion debate at the Omaha Missouri convention opened with a dispute over whether missionaries and others may be admitted to church membership without immersion in the second item
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Minn
Adolf Weinabrimer
Jean Hoffman
Jule Warl Winkelburg
Milwaukee
Trinidad
Colo
New York
Lorraine Welshemer
Bellefourche
Omaha
Martha Crane
LaCrosse
Wis
Benton
Ark
Winond
Tian
Hym
Watch
Thelma Holtberg
St Cloud, Minn
Wir Vona
Mitchell Refuses Testimony in Shenandoah Case
Acting on counsel advice Colonel William Mitchell refused twice to testify before the court investigating the Shenandoah wreck. He declined to take the oath and refused to answer subpoenas from the judge advocate. The war department and court martial prospects remain undecided as of tonight.
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Mitchell
Washington
Oct. S
William Mitchell
Oval Court
Shenandoah
Navy Department
War Department
Sibheilo
Rourk
Montanan chosen national commander of Forty and Eight
At Omaha on October 8 Stanley J. Doyle of Glendive Mont. was unanimously elected chef de chemin de fer national commander of the Society of Forty and Eight. The convention added two national officers, bringing total to six, and created an extra chaplain and an extra garde de la porte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha, Neb
Stanley J. Doyle
Glendive, Mont
The
American Legion
Garde de la Porte
Royalty Payments Made to Ten States From Public Lands
The Interior Department issued royalties and rentals totaling 456 008 to ten states for the fiscal year from oil and mineral leases on public lands. Wyoming received the largest share at 2 990 539, Montana was paid 59 908, with other states receiving varying amounts.
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Washington, Dct
Interior Department
Wyoming
Montana
Episcopal church finds Bishop Brown guilty of heresy
The house of bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church approved the court finding that Bishop William Montgomery Brown is guilty of heresy after more than two hours in executive session. Bishop Brown addressed the house before the session ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Montgomery Brown
Galion
Episcopal Church
New Orleans
Episcopal General Convention
Francis
Old Catholic Church
Brown
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States of America
House of
Atlantic City Convention Passes Seven Unanimous Labor Resolutions
Proceedings of the American Federation of Labor annual convention in Atlantic City progress through two short sessions with seven resolutions adopted unanimously. Debates touched on West Point construction labor, immigration crew sizes, and reaffirmed positions against Asian aliens, ship subsidies, and alien registration. Andrew Furness spoke on immigration concerns amid the debated resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
CRI
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Goley
United States Military Academy
West Tout
Andrew Fursneth
Seaman
Federation
Queen Petrolia crown goes to Miss Virginia Burdick
Miss Virginia Burdick of Bradford Pennsylvania named Queen Petrolia at the International exposition in Tulsa Oklahoma. She succeeds Miss Marcella Trees of Winfield Kansas as Keystone State Girl Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone State Girl “Queen OF
Petrolia
Tulsa
Oklo
Virginia Burdick
Bradford
Pennsylvania
Marcella Trees
Winfield
Kansas
Registered Mail Taken by Bandits in Los Angeles
A gang of five or more masked men halted a United States mail truck in Los Angeles. They forced the driver J. Am Johnson and a guard to lie down, then drove to a side street and robbed the vehicle of its registered mail pouches. The incident occurred near Second and Santa Fe streets, close to the depot, and the robbers fled in a large automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
United States Mail
J. AM. Johnson
Santa Fe
Chicago
Second
Johnson
Three Dead Eleven-Story LaClede Gas Building Blast
In St Louis a vast explosion at the 11 story LaClede Gas Light building left three dead and about eighty hurt. Many workers trapped or injured by debris and ammonia fumes as tanks burst in the basement. Names of the dead include Mrs. Ann Stoll Carl T Brewer and Armand Marquardt while Anthony Kahler and Frederick Hrnstow were reported in critical condition.
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St. Louis
Lst
Bosement
Ann Stoll
Carl T. Brewer
Armand Marquardt
Anthony Kahler
Frederck Hrnstow
St Paul Plan Okeh Receivership End Imminent
A Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul matter seeks to end the receivership with a broad overhaul of the railroad’s finances. The plan, declared operative by Kuhn Teach and Co and National City Bank, aims to produce new terms for debt and convert short bonds into long term instruments, with penalties for late security deposits after November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Okeh
Chicago
Miwankey
Ma Re
Amanagera, Kuhn, Teach and Company
National City Company
Atocka
Trime
Onde
Pirates Win Narrow World Series Second. Aldridge Shuts Out Senators
In Forbes Field the Pirates beat the Senators 3 to 2 to even the World Series as Vic Aldridge quieted Washington's offense. Cuyler homered, Bluege left with an injury, and Bluege’s absence hindered the Senators in a late bases-loaded threat that fell short. The series moves to Griffith Stadium for the next games.
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Washington
Ray Kremer
Fittsburgh
Alex Ferguson
Hos
Hoth
Pittsburgh
Forbes Field
Stanley Covdleskie
Cuyler
Vic Aldridge
Ossie Bluege
Slae
Bluege
Aldridge
Studdy Myer
Tacap
Bucky Harris
Senators
Glenn Wright
Tirste
Jne Judge
Bluego
Dts
Eddie Moore
Legion approves Mitchell plan for rehabilitation effort
Omaha Nebraska report states the American Legion unanimously adopted a resolution endorsing one of Colonel William Mitchells plans for rehabilitating aeronautical policy and its enforcement, signaling strong support for his approach and its potential impact on national aviation strategy.
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Omaha
Neb
Get
American Legion Accordeddolonel
William Mitchell
Army
Coaxing Germany to Sign for Pact at Locarno
At Locarno Switzerland in October British and French leaders urged German chancellor Luther and foreign minister Stresemann to join the League of Nations without preconditions. They argued Article XVI could be amended after membership to make penalties against aggressors more workable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locarno
Switzerland
Germany
Tolay
League of Nations
Austin Chamberlain
MM. Briand
Unon
Luther
Gustav Stresemann
Compton
Vanished air mail pilot search yields no trace
Searchers pursued leads across rugged terrain from Dilber, Pa to Hub bard, Ohio for seven days seeking Charles Ames the air mail pilot. Despite efforts and multiple diversions, no trace of the missing flyer was found and the fate of the bird IAN remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clavinn
Fant
Dilber
Hubbard
Ohio
Charles Ames
Air Mail
Ian
Classified Ad Practice From a Local Businessman
A local businessman offers guidance on placing a classified ad to buy sell rent or exchange. The text emphasizes practical steps and tips for creating effective notices in the newspaper.
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