Catholic men council heads named for 1933 event
Dr J W Allard of Billings and Mrs W J McLean of Great Falls will lead the new diocesan Catholic men and women councils with Billings chosen as 1933 convention city. Eight district council presidents named vice presidents. Miss Mary Healon of Billings named recording secretary and Mrs John Reardon of Great Falls correspondence secretary.
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Great Falls
J. W. Allard
Billings
W. J. McLean
Edward Henen
Arthur Baker
Lewistown
A. J. Galerneau
P. F. Graham
Havre
Thomas Kelly
Watt Point
James Nugent
Miley City
Osanah Howard
Glendive
Ed Laneer
Baker
Duane G. Hunt
Salt Lake City
Stevens brothers held on open charge after prowling
Cal Stevens Jr and Bill Stevens were arrested late last night after a prowling incident reported by Magnus Andreson at 421 Missoula Avenue. Officer Millegan captured Cal at the house. Bill returned for his car, then was detained. No formal charges were filed yet and both offered little explanation. In a separate note, Chocolate junior welterweight champion defeated Frank Farletlo in a six round non title bout at Freeport Stadium.
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Cal Stevens, Jr
Bill Stevens
Charles J. Stevens
Parden
South Todnes
Gene Millegan
Magnus Andreson
Missoula Avenue
Millegan
Cal Stevens
Bill
Andreson
Cal
Bil
Fay
Bil Stevens
Helena
Hutte
New York
Chocol
Frank Farletlo
Freeport Stadium
Chocolate
Fartello
Republicans Name Speer as State Chairman in Montana
The Montana Republican convention named Speer as state chairman after a day of speeches critiquing past party blunders. Key speakers defended Hoover, urged economy, and pushed plans for campaign unity while attacking the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and federal bureaus. Hazelbaker pledged to cut state expenditures and focus on home-grown prosperity alongside agriculture and tax relief.
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Speer
Fitzgarrald
Jie
Rankin
Hoover
United States
Wellington B. Rankin
Congress
Montana
Leavitt
House
Benjamin Cardoza
Supreme Court of the United States
Wall Street
Rankin Seld
Brooks
George Staton
Manhattan
Halm
Renitin
Learkce
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Falls
Staton
Farm Board
W. Os. Meehermack
Snauspell
Frank Hatebaker
Reconstrucion Finance Corporation
A. J. Anderson
Carron County
Eberhart
Minnesota
Anderson
Federal Farm Board
L. O Evans
Naonal
Boover
S T. O. Larson
The
Resolutions Committee
Dan Whetstone
Cut Bank
W. Cowsin
Hill County
Hazelbaker
Actuul
Jo W. Freeman
Beech
Cowar
Great Falls Tribune
Scaden
Rat
Rei
Rand
Scott Leavitt
Secland
Royelty
Joseph D. Scanlan
Miles City
Alex Fairgrieve
Carbon County
Nouse
J. Russell Latcombe
Phitlins County
St. Lawrence
Roosevelt
New York
Veterans’ Welfare
Billa
J. W Freeman
Cascade
Geo. T. Baggs
Raval
Mra. G. FP
Ulman
Sweet Gran
T. P. Stewart
Deer Lodge
W. W. Gell
Yellowstone
Grace Hyde
Mineral
Lucy Curran
Robert Pauline
Flathead
M. D. Rowland
H. C. Monahan
George R. Cooper
ND. A. McKenzie
Elm. Larson
Merriman
Carbon
TD. B. MacGilvra
Lake
John FH
Leuthold
Stillwater
Joe Montgomery
Fergua
A. N. Watton
Meagher
T. O. Larson
Teton
T. EB. Neletond
Carter
W. T. Cowan
W. HH
Cancada
Charles II
Retteneath
Taws and
Clark
A. Ts. Liatug
Boonevalt
J. B. Foster
Wheatinand
F. J. Glenon
Park
John Campbell
Misnouri
W. J. Rankin
Lewis and Clark
A. H. Brown
Yellowatane
E. Coratto
Bilver Bow
Thomas Kan
Navilli
Notion of Loyalty and Hoover Era GOP Rally
A Montana GOP gathering under temporary chairmanship of Rep. Scott Leavitt opened with loyalty pledges and a defense of Hoover era policies. Leavitt urged tariff support, tax relief, farm relief bills, and reconstruction finance as crucial to farmers and industry while praising the party platform on prohibition and government consolidation.
The Tenderfoot at Marlow Opens Three Day Run
Last night the Marlow theater presented Joe E Brown in The Tenderfoot for a three day run. Audiences laughed heartily praising its comedy and Brown's performance as the strongest yet with rivals like Local Boy Makes Good and Fireman Save My Child unseen in its mirth.
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Joe & Brown
Marlow Theater
Joe E. Brown
Tenderfoot
Heroes of the West Opens Saturday at Marlow
Universal’s new serial debuts this Saturday matinee at the Marlow theater for 12 weeks. Buffalo starpedes and wagon teams lead an action packed frontier tale with Noah Henry Jr Dionne Duval Onxlow Stevens and William Desmond among the cast.
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Buffalo
Tomahniwk
Universal
Marlow Theater
Noah Henry, Jr
Dionne Duval
New Monde
Onxlow Stevens
William Desmond
Francie Ford
Grace Cunard
Philo McCullough
Ikoserinia
Road accident case returns to court in 33 thousand suit
Bilings Sept 16 an old Laure read five year old crash led to a $3600 settlement with Mrs Joseph Russell. William Schwantes filed a $33700 damage suit against Northwestern Auto Supply accusing Floyd Studdy an agent of racing Mrs Russell castward on the Tannet road when the crash threw him and Floyd Toner onto the road. Jones was killed. The text notes an average depth of 12 000 feet at the world’s oceanic height.
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Mra
Joseph Russell
William Schwantes
Northwestern Auto Supply Company
Secldant
Anya
Floyd Studdy
Dehwantzent
Floyd Toner
Jones
Pickets and Deputies Clash in Sioux City Blockade
Pickets manning roadblocks to markets near Sioux City faced a force of 60 deputies after police and county officials ordered highway clearance. Dozens were beaten or arrested, bonds set at 300 dollars, and hearings scheduled. Local officials sought National Guard aid to reopen highways. Nebraska farmers organized a state division of the Farm Holiday association with a platform demanding price supports, mortgage relief, and a national emergency farm conference.
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Cass
Shertf Navenport
Stariff
Stone City
Chamber of Commerce
Davenport
Dan Turner
National Guard
Sioux City
Farm Hoiday
Turner
Bately
Thomas J. McBride
John A. Davenport
Hera
National Farmers’ Holday Association
W. D. Hayes
Nebraska
Fremont
Neb
Sifteen
Farmosa’ Holday Association
Harry ©. Parmenier
Yyutan
A O Rosenberg
Newman Grove
Clair Johnson
National Association
Moritorloin
Nimera
Washington
Congress
Evic- Uona
Speaker Garner in Demand as Ag Spell Binder
AP dispatch reports Speaker Garner speaks on political strategy during a stopover en route from Topeka to Washington. He complains about attempts to force speeches and recalls a disruptive train trip when asked to speak. He says he plans to meet voters and gauge the Democratic stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Louis
Jain
Garner
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Linton
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May Barton
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Tom Huaha
Dan- Browsman Leavitt
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Moorer
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Marlow
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