Montana Audits Show 1995 Warrants Data and Expenditure Rise
Montana's auditor reports 1995 warrants issued totaling 430,074,969.56 with receipts up 3.57 million from prior year. Expenditures rose due to new federal funds and department maintenance, while June saw the highest monthly warrants at 3.67 million and February the lowest at 1.28 million.
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Helena
Dan
Montana
Yoho
Holmes
Alsa
Weldlen Ub
State Incitors Office
William H. Davey Funeral Details in Butte
The funeral for William H. Davey is planned with rites at the Masonic Temple at 2:00 PM Saturday under Butteridge No. 22 A M and M. services by Rev. Dr. Groeneveld. Remains move from White's funeral home to Mount Moriah Cemetery for burial.
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Butte Lodge
Masonic Templa
William H. Davey
Butle
W. H. Davey
Manonle Temple
McDonsell Anna Mc Donell 98 obituary at Walkerville
Anna Mc Donell aged 98 residing at 20 Rose pirevs Walkerville died yesterday at a local hospital. Remains are at Daly-Shea mortuary. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. John Ratleay died yesterday with remains at Daly-Shew mortuary. time and place of funeral to be announced. Mrs Mabel Lehman funeral Saturday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Thomas Ashworth, interment Mountain View cemetery.
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Rouleau
John Ratleay
Dely-Shew
Leaman
Mabel Lehman
Thomas Ashworth
Mountain View
Daly-Shea Mortuary Home Notice Summary
The remains of Mrs. Bessie Nettle may be viewed in the Rose room of Duggan's Merrill Mortuary with a funeral set for Monday afternoon at 2:00 conducted by Rev. A. C. Caton, interment in Mount Moriah cemetery. Charles Hansen, 48, of 146 East Daly Street, died at 8 in local hospital. Viewing arrangements and funeral time to be announced in other papers. Duggan's Merrill Mortuary, Pat R. Gagner Manager, Bozeman Montana.
Weatherman Faults Assistants Over Mishandled Truths
A weather report critique describes assistants misreporting data causing a cascade of erroneous forecasts. The piece recalls chaotic scenes at fairs, frozen water from outdoor bottles, and fires where hot torches were needed to thaw ice, all underscoring growing frustration with repeated misstatements across multiple locales including Manchester and Sault Ste. Marie.
Manufacturers Show To Feature Montana Exhibits
Manufacturers plan an organized display titled as a cadar show with prizes from $1 to $40. The Montana Hardware company will host the chest of contents next week, visible in window displays and toured around town on a truck during the event. Booth installations at the chamber of commerce were set up, with displays ready Tuesday and Wednesday. J. H. Lehr, chairman, said many inquiries came from out of town residents predicting strong turnout for the exhibit in Butte, drawing both men and women from the Butte trading area.
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Cadar
Vich
Montana Hardware Company
Chamber of Commerce
J. H. Lehr
Onany Ingolrles
Hutte
Camp Fire Guardians Plan Friday Party
Guardians at a meeting last night discussed a party to be held Friday at Miss Frances McCerity's home on West Galena. Mrs Axelson will lead arrangements, Ruth Micol and Katie McMullen oversee refreshments.
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Mig. H- G. Hemingway
Miss McMullen
Farley Starts Training for Coming Election
Miami reports Postmaster General Farley will spend the next ten days training while avoiding politics. He plans golf, racing, and limited political activity as the Democratic Party prepares for upcoming elections. Remains of Anna Hope to be honored at a funeral in St Josephs Church with a requiem high mass, interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. The entry also notes funeral notices for James McNabb and Ricketts S. Tucker, with services at Sherman & Reed and Richards funeral chapels respectively.
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Miami
Flg
Farley
Democratic Patiys
Hope
Anna Hope
Margaret Haggerty
South Dakota
St. Joseph's Thurch
Holy Cross
Cemetary
Tucker
Ricketts
Richards
Mountain View
Bonus Tangles Political View Continues Veto Debate
The article reviews President Roosevelt's veto message on the bonus bill and possible tax financing. It notes congressional leaders discussing new levies and the likelihood of an override vote, with senators predicting how many votes will be needed. The piece details the president’s stance, the House roll call, and key quotes about fiscal policy and credit.
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Patman
Roosevelt
Bob
White House
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
Finatice Committee
Clark
Missouri
Senator Strewer
Oregon
Congress
House
Representative Bankhand
Alabama
Jrousa
Thos
Copeland
New York
Pittman
Nevada
McCarran
Pitts
Montana awards 14 road contracts totaling 1.54 million
The Montana Road Commission awarded fourteen contracts totaling 1,540,000 for highway upgrades. Projects include widening and resurfacing near Billings and Helena, underpasse construction in Laurel, and grading and drainage work on routes in Bozeman Glendive Red Lodge and other counties. Firms include Barnard Curtiss, Mastian Construction, and Standens Construction with varied pay milestones.
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Montana Road Commission
Yellowshone
30Th Street
Billings
Charles Ahanoah
Butte
James Crick
Spokane
Stain Placet
East Helena
Nolan Bros
Minnarapolis
Soveran
Hill County
Barnard Curtiss Company
Palsburg
Northern Pacific
South First Avenue
Laurel
Mastian Construction Company
Kansas City
Bozeimai
U. S. Highway No 10
Bozeman
Por & Plantetnix
Ast
Mary Street
Buttonwood Avenue
Main Street
North Grand Avenue
Seventh Avenue
Lamme Street
Standens Construction Company
Coublon
Glendive-Sidney
Ridi-land
Ge North Dakota
Mawaukee
Missoula County
Soudon
Charles Shannon
Buble
Red Lodge
Abegarokee
Carbon
Tillwater
Cory & Beil
Geraldine-Fort Betton
Chouresw
Bn, Brown
Moon Creek
Custer County
Collison Delvin
Anaconda
Ralston
Deer Lodge Coonbo
Barnard Curtis Company
Thile Ipsburg
Sweetgrass West
Toole
Nelson Gmith
Creat Falls
East Gallatin Ver
Bridgeramyon
Gallatin County
Tandara Construction Company
Narbherti
Lyndale Avenue
Helena
Warhter-Q'Nell Construction Co
Bismarck
8. D
New Year Greeting Echoes On Butte Streets
Chinese residents softly marked New Year with phrases meaning Happy New Year. Family dinners featured native dishes and visits to friends' homes. The celebration observed the start of China’s republic year with traditional foods and festive tea.
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Butte
San Francisco
Visile
China
Veterans Veto Survival Prompts Congressional Debate
Congress weighs the impact of sustaining last year’s veto on veterans benefits. Speakers cite World War II costs pegged at 13.5 million dollars by 1945, argue adjustments to service certificates were fair, and warn against expanding deficits to fund broader veteran privileges while stressing that disabled veterans deserve special consideration.
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Turing
Cath
Congress
Wild Ducks Stay as Unwanted Guests at Butte Home
Clarence E. Miller of 418 South Ame gona stiver feeds three wild ducks that repeatedly invade his home. They ruined curtains, dodged outside each day, and after a week of lodging he released them only to have them return Thursday night. He weighs no easy solution as the birds persist despite his efforts.
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Clarence E. Miller
South Amegona Stiver
Mr. Miller
Montanans Visiting in Arizona and Missoula Names List
A damaged OCR list shows Montanans visiting locations in Arizona and Montana. Names include Conners Great Falls, J B Okayski, W J Wsh Missoula, John H Ray Harlowton, Griffin Jefferson City, William N Booth Norris, Arthur H Harrizon Missoula, Joseph Pur Easin At the Grand Mrs Ralph Jorgenson Wisden Guy Brown Sheridan, J E Connally Great Falls, Mrs M W Heirs Broadview, Oscar Lindstrom Great Falls, Carl F Biden Billings, Mr and Mrs A V Taylor Divide, R H Nelson Deer Lodge, Mrs J Knight Twin Bridges, FR Speinger Jefferson Island, Legssat Mrs C Walker Drummond, F N Bues Anaconda, Finien H Cook Helen.
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Arizona
T. FR. Conners
Great Falls
J. B. ‘Okayski
W. J. Wsh
Missoula
John H. Ray Harlowton
Griffin
Jeferson City
William N. Booth
Norris
Arthur H. Harrizon
Joseph Pur Easin
Grand
Ralph Jorgenson
Wisden
Guy Brown
Sheriday
Acoma
J. E Connally
M. W. Heirs
Broadview
Oscar Lindstrom
Carl F. Biden
Billings
A. V. Taylor
Divide
R. H. Nelson
Deer Lodge
J. Knight
Twin Bridge
Hunger Menace Snowbound Town
A brutal blizzard and bitter cold sweep across the United States leaving 128 deaths in 16 states. Snowbound towns face shortages as temperatures plunge from the Dakotas to New York. Rescues reach stranded pupils while fires devastate Maryland New York West Virginia Kansas Missouri Newfoundland and Milwaukee. Infrastructure damage rises with highway closures and property losses totaling hundreds of thousands.
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Chicago
Baubh Dakota
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
New York City
Sng
Jennerston
Maryland
West Virginia
Kansas
Missouri
New Foundland
Seymour
Ind
New Ulm
Minn
Upper New York
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Milwaukee
A Prelude to Al Smith Talk on Constitutional Law
Davis criticizes constitutional amendments and federal power limits in a barroom speech. He warns against expanding federal authority to regulate hours, wages, employment, and production, arguing such changes threaten liberty and the republic. The speech cites Costigan and emphasizes adherence to the law and courts.
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Washington
Davis
Congress
Senaloy Costigan
Two Guilty For Arsenic Murder In Beauty of Atrocity
In Mineola a jury of 12 men found Mrs. Mary Frances Creighton and Sycrett C. Applegate guilty of first degree murder in the arsenic poisoning case. Death in the electric chair is mandatory.
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Mineola
Mary Frances Creighton
Sycrett C. Applegate
America Degion
Pally
Applegate
Notable Montana Names Linked Across Counties and Fort Missoula
A list of individuals including Thomas P. Cleman C B Howard and others spans Missoula Fort Missoula Great Falls Basin and Creat Falls. Key figures include Lt F J Bolender G L Stevens D B Feley Mrs R A Lamb among cited connections and locations.
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Thomas P. Cleman
C. B. Howard
Billings
Stanley Hoch
Missoula
F. J. Bolender
Fort Missoula
G. L. Stevens
D. B. Feley
Great Falls
Fred J. Rickey
Basin
R. A. Lamb
Creat Falls
Woman Seriously Hurt When Auto Crashes Into Fence
A Montana street collision left Mrs. Brophy seriously hurt and admitted to St James' hospital with a cerebral concussion and possible rib fractures. Leonard Bartlett reportedly drove the car that crashed through a fence near Porphyry and Shush Dakota streets, startling the Jones family. Officers Dan Reagan Nick Alecksich John Lyden Richard Mundy and Tom Galpin investigated.
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Montana Street
Leonard Bartlett
Mercury Street
Dakota
Hamilton
St. James’ Hospital
Brophy
St James’ Hospital
Dan Reagan
Nick Alecksich
John Lyden
Richard Mundy
Tom Galpin
Ethiopian War Turmoil Report Amid Italian Advance
Dispatch describes Rodolfo Graziani's forces driving into Ethiopian lands seizing Neghell in Borana and halting near Dolo. Reports claim Italian actions collapse southern Ethiopian resistance, Ras Gasase rebellion ends, Gafjam captured by loyal Ethiopian troops, and the Italian ship Principessa Giovanna Naples for Africa with 1,425 black shirt soldiers sailing.
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Rodolfo Graziani
Neghell
Gallas Borana
Dolo
Ethiopia
Ras Gasase
Gafjam
Provinee
Addis Ababs
Shlp
Principessa Giovanna
Naples
Africa
Dinner Tonight Shapes Roosevelt Debate On New Deal
Complicated political talk centers on a showdown before a White House dinner where Jeage spokesmen will blast the new deal. Alfred Smith is expected to attack Roosevelt as un American and undemocratic. John W. Davis in New York urged taking blows in anti new deal effort. Smith’s remarks will be broadcast across Columbia stations from 4 to 3 pm standard time with 9900 dinner seat requests and 2000 spaces. News coverage will utilize special wires from the Mayflower hotel.
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Jeage
Sean
Alfred EK. Smaith
Roosevelt Yoliales
John W. Davis
New York
Smith
Columbia
League
Mayflower
Congress
Roosevelt
Jacky
New Dent
Dollar Qips In World Markets
Turmoil in the market spurred inflation fears as rumors floated of a free gold market, silver price shifts, and devaluations. Traders overseas and in New York moved dollars for pounds and francs as gold shipments potential profits loomed, while investors eyed inflation and compatible security price rises.
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London
New York
Holland
United Seates
France
Wallaticet
Crise
Ieft
Triurns
Anaconda Copper
Atchison, Topeka & Bantu Fe
Hadle Keith Orpheum
Allied Ghemticul
Wale
General Motors
Waleh
AmMeritan Locomotive Preferred
Americar
Woolen Preferred
Move 10 Halt a Tuck Mart Boom
Continued from page 1.7 margins. It notes that discussions with members occurred before. About two months earlier Marriner S Fedes of the Reserve Board claimed the stock market was sound due to cash transactions. Some observers wondered if a rise of 200 million in bankers' losses would have prompted officials to take steps to curb a potential boom.
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Marriner S. Fedés
Balon
Reserve Board
Bralers’ Losna
Sheriff Weir lands suspect in Woolen Dress Heist
Sheriff Larry Weir returned from Lanzing Michigan with William Ernest Bernie, wanted on a standlarrey charge. Bernie was arrested by Michigan authorities after being released by Reno police earlier this month. He is accused of entering a salesman’s car on West Mercury Street last October and taking woolen dresses and other garments valued at several hundred dollars.
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Larry Weir
Lanzing
Mich
William Ernest Bernie
Thousands walk past bier of King George II
Crowds line Milbank Road to Lambeth and near the Tate to honor King George. A two minute silence is observed kingdom wide starting at 1 01 m and one million mourners are counted by nightfall. European royalty arrive for the funeral led by King Haakon of Norway and Queen Maud. Edward reports papers awaiting him and confirms the queen mother title.
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Qvill
Windsor
Crange
Milbank Road
Cleor
Lambeth Bridge
Is Thames
Tate Art Gallery
Peidibis Nedaté
Europa
Hiskon
Norway
Maid
George
Edward
Bier
Wowld
Mary
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Columbia Gardens
Broadway St
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West Park Street
Daly-Shea Mortuary
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Pat R. Gagner
Bnite
Phing
North
Hell
Manchester
Sault Ste. Marie
Toronto
Ont
Paul Runyan
Tre
Rio de Janeiro
Camp Fire Guardians
Sherman & Reed Funeral Directors Bay
Ariz. Sts
Joseph Richards, Inc. Funeral Home
Burrs
George T. Wade, Fred L Root
Persol
United
Vin
Hunger Menace
Snowbound
AL Smith
Fenge
King George OF
England
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