Butte Leads In State Liquor Sales and Returns
Montana control board reports liquor sales across counties through April 30 with a gross state profit near 250000. Butte leads in total sales 65577 and gross profits 27831, Helena close behind at 49729 and 22107, Great Falls third with 46277 and 21437. Helena shows the highest net margin at 15823 among leaders.
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Control Board
Butte
Great Falls
Superior
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Havre
Corak Eva Funeral to Be Held at Family Home
The funeral of Eva Corak will be held Thursday morning at 9 o'clock at the family residence 2100 Ash Street. A requiem high mass will follow at Holy Saviour Church at 9 30. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Eva Corak
Ash Street
Holy Savious
Holy Cross Cemetery
Stemberg to be moved for funeral services
The remains of David Stemberg will be moved from his sister Mrs. Augusta S Carlson's home at 1219 East First Street this Wednesday morning to White's funeral home where Rev A G Caton will conduct services at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Mount Moriah cemetery.
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Frank Tamietti
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
West Daly Street
Walkerville
Frederick T. Spencer
Mount Moriah
Funeral notices listed for Bensley Simola and Carol
Mrs Lorcan Bensley age 28 of 2481 East Park street lies at Sherman Reed funeral home awaiting transport to Ismay Montana. Mrs Sophie Simola’s remains rest at Sherman Reed with services today at 2 pm and burial in Mountain View cemetery. Mrs Bridget Carol’s remains at Sherman Reed then taken to 1018 Utah avenue for Friday 9 am funeral mass at St Joseph church and Holy Cross cemetery burial.
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Lorcan Bensley
East Park Street
Sherman & Reed Funeral Home
Ismay
Mont
Carol
Bridget Carol
Sherman & Reed Funeral
Utah Avenue
St. Joseph's Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Difficulties of Congress Grow
Contained discussion on the silver bill and air mail report. Veterans' bonus pressure rises in an election year with many senators up for re election eager to vote. The Lozier bill to spend 10 million for unemployment and agricultural census failed 226 to 128 due to two third vote requirement.
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Air Mail
House
Democratic House
Supreme Court to rule soon in Stafford Bruce case
Helena June 5 Both sides in the Stafford Bruce contest for the agriculture commissioner post awaited an early Supreme Court decision after arguments. A H Stafford claims appointment by former Gov J E Erickson. A P Bruce cites Gov Frank H Cooney. Bruce contends no official bond. Stafford denies vacancy. Governor Cooney, Attorney General Raymond Nagle, and others attended. Receipts of Ecuador government last year were 5 percent above 1932.
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Helena
Stafford
Obituary Notices From Local Families
Remains of Mrs Emadile Guay and Mrs Margaret Hawkins lie at family homes awaiting funeral processions tomorrow morning. Services at St Ann and Immaculate Conception churches with high mass, interments at Holy Cross cemetery. Harriet Nadeau and Frank Tamietti also mourned with viewings and scheduled services. Interment details provided for each.
Gale case hearing falters as court admonishes crowd
Montana court scenes reveal tension as defense and prosecutors clash over delays in filing information. Freebourn defends deputy handling amid a flood of union witnesses while sheriff Weir reports minimal disturbances. The trial timing remains disputed with courtroom applause and accusations of bias surrounding the Gale case.
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Hag
Freebourn
Montana Standard
Gale
Rotering
Montana
Larry Weir
James J. Carrigan
Anaconda Company
Weir
Doctors Attend Surgery Lecture in Butte
Dr J A Pettit, famed oral surgeon, spoke on mouth diseases and jaw surgery before a large audience of Butte doctors and dentists at the Finlen hotel. Introduced by Dr Rudolph Sievers with Dr E W Tucker as chairman, Pettit showed slides and films and heads to Cleveland after visiting Murray and St James hospitals.
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Butte
Finlen Hotel
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Pettit
Portland
Ore
American Medical Association
Cleveland
Murray
St. James
Helena
Anaconda
Philipsburg
Dillon
Deer Lodge
Virginia City
Montana
Ickes Attacks Malmin in Chicago Courtroom
In a dramatic hearing before the bar association grievance committee in an appellate courtroom the secretary labeled Malmin a blackmailer and blackguard. Ickes testified Malmin sought the Virgin Islands governorship, warned of damaging Larsen charges, and claimed Malmin urged Ickes to quit if those charges went forward.
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Ickes
Bar Association
Washington
Virgin Islands
Larsen
Clarence Saunders
Saunders
Interior
Roosevelt Hears Steel Strike Reports and Labor Views
Recovery Administrator Hugh S Johnson submitted complete reports on the threatened steel strike to President Roosevelt. Johnson noted the administration seeks to avoid intervention but will act if talks fail. The iron and steel institute may meet in New York to discuss concessions after Wagner bill concerns. He described residence picketing as rare and documented mixed public reactions to strike bulletins and “scabs.” The hearing resumes tomorrow at 9:30.
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Pat Deloughry
A. C. M. Company
Reardon
Frank McHugh
John Gaffney
Carpenters’ Union
Butte
Joe Reardon
James Peters
James Combe
Pat Decoughry
H. A. Weidenbach
H. A. Kennedy
H. J. Grimes
Pyer Connors
Ben Ivy
H. A. Grabenstein
Washington
Roosevelt
Hugh 8. Johnson
Johnson
Iron and Steel Institute
New York
Clem Burkhardt
Caleb Crowley
John Mahoney
Luke Rohan
Rohan
Mahoney
Earl Aikin
Dick Watson
Richard Murphy
Poe Coppo
James F. O'Brien
O'Brien
Catholic education praised at Girls Central graduation ceremony
The bishop lauded the diocese Sisters of Charity for Catholic education from grades to Carroll College. Father Leonard was praised for 20 years of work. graduates urged to pursue professions with cultural and spiritual value, with nursing, teaching, and leadership among options. The event featured the play The Flame Leaps Up, music, and a lengthy list of graduating seniors from Central High School.
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Carroll College
Father Leonard
Butte
Sisters of Charity
Central
Central High School
Leonard
Benita Adlard
Mary Rotar
Josephine Pullum
Alice Buckley
Patricia Gallagher
Jane Gribben
Mary Leary
Helen Prendergast
Frances Walsh
Claire Dwyer
Rita Carr
Glee Club
Gladys Gabrielson
Gertrude Budell
Mary Sheehan
Mary Ma
Lipmann on Roosevelt Policies and Opposition
Walter Lippmann argues that Roosevelt's program cannot be labeled a total failure given evidence of improvement. He analyzes Republican weaknesses in opposing both expansion and regimentation, noting their hesitation over gold standard and dollar revaluation. He warns that a twofold policy undermines effective campaigning and recovery.
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Roosevelt
Niagara
England
Canada
Australia
Scandinavia
Elks Claim Pool With Dillinger Gang Members
Three Scotts Bluff Elks say they played pool with a Dillinger gang member today and believe they also entertained John Dillinger, Baby Face Nelson, and a third associate.
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Neb
The
Elks’ Club
John Dillinger
Dillinger
Baby Face
Nelson
Drought status improves in parts as rains aid crops
Farmers report showers helping germination in Iowa corn and Minnesota crops though subsoil moisture remains insufficient for a statewide recovery. Kansas wheat and oats gain, while western Oklahoma and the Panhandle face continued needs. officials note uneven relief amid broad drought concerns.
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Leslie McCarl
Federal Department of Agriculture
Des Moines
Iowa
Andrew Boas
Minnesota
Kansas
Oklahoma
Harry B. Cordell
State Board of Agriculture
Panhandle
Unsettled Montana Weather Brings Scattered Showers
Cool unsettled conditions persisted in Montana on Tuesday with scattered showers. The Musselshell River receded from flood stage near Roundup after heavy rains Sunday night, aiding stockmen by refilling waterholes as warmth is forecast for the southwest later midweek.
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Montana
Musselshell
Weather Bureau
Concessions Sought on Silver Purchase Bill
Senate leaders sought to align the silver purchase bill with the administration by accepting amendments from Senators Thomas and McCarran. They discussed market pricing for silver and the issuance of silver certificates, hoping for a final vote soon despite filibuster fears and stalled debate.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Thomas
Okla
McCarran
Nev
Pittman
Longdemocrat
Hydration plans approved for Montana irrigation expansion
A Montana committee endorsed major irrigation schemes across Saco Wibaux Glasgow and Harlem with costs listed. It highlighted Sun River grants 600000 for laterals extension adding 30000 acres to 75000. noted 18000 acres undeveloped needing future lateral extensions. Regulatory reservoir urged for Milk river project and $2000000 allocated for a 125000 acre-foot dam.
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PWA
Milk River
Havre
Missouri
Glasgow
Deadman's Basin
Wyoming
Riverton and Shoshone
Yellowstone
Rapids
Big Horn Canyon
Davis considers run for lieutenant governor in Montana
Glenn T. Davis, a Wibaux based state insurance agency manager with headquarters in Great Falls, a three term state representative and speaker in 1927, announced tonight he may become a candidate for lieutenant governor.
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Great Falls
Glenn T. Davis
Wibaux
House of Representatives
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