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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1936
Page
12
The National Re-employment Service in Montana placed 8 153 employable men and women on jobs in the state in May. Unemployed numbered 42 726 as of June 1, per Association state director Walter T. Bridges.
A summer closing meeting lists A C Caton and many ladies as attendees hosted by a local hostess. Visitors include Mr and Mrs William Lawler from Ventura who stay with Peter and Mrs Tobin at 221 Watson Avenue. Graduation-bound June Sullivan is headed to West Point for the class of 278, as brother William Sullivan earns his diploma. Heriot Irons from Chicago arrives to spend summer with relatives at 855 West Granite Street.
Helena June 5 7 The Montana Supreme Court will admit 17 University of Montana law school graduates to the bar on June 9 in open court. Names include Lee Metcalf Stevensville John Bernard McClernan Helena William Murray Butte Philip Roberts Helena Frederick Henningsen Butte Joe Mayo Butte and others from Butte Billings Laurel Townsend Shelby Roundup Missoula Big Timber Twin Bridges Helena and Missoula firms.
Delinquent tax collections are about $65 000 higher this year than last, county treasurer Mervin Dempsey said yesterday. He noted the large total signals better times, with precise figures not yet compiled but the estimate regarded as close. Substantiating this estimate, the official added no further details.
Four San Francisco patrolmen pleaded not guilty to robbing a drug store owned by Dr. Thomas Shumate, a police commissioner, during a June hearing. The officers named were John C. Farrell Thomas Miller Lindney Hinson and John J. McKenna.
Dempsey reported that 30892.04 in delinquent taxes has been collected since May 1. Of this, 16051.01 was paid on delinquent 1935 first installments, 14841.03 covers other years since 1920, with 10109.22 from 1935 and earlier years. The funds will be turned over to the city treasurer for distribution to city funds.
The Senate approves renomination of Robert Lincoln O’Brien to the United States tariff commission for six years and confirms Claude L. Draper of Wyoming to the Federal Power Commission for five years.
Bulletin from Camp Fire Girls outlines summer program at Camp L. O. Evans Georgetown Lake. Camp opens July 5 with renovations and three one week sessions for up to 100 girls weekly. Activities include swimming rowing tennis archery tap dancing golf croquet first aid nature study campcraft firebuilding cooking and open-bed making. Reservations via Camp Fire office in the school administration building.
Nathan Neyman of Butte earned a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree on June 2 at the Medical School of Virginia. He is brother to Joseph D. Neyman and to Dr Louis Neyman and Miss Fannie Neyman. Dr Neyman will practice in Washington D C after graduating from local schools and attending Montana School of Mines and Montana State College.
Four district judges and one associate justice of the Montana Supreme Court convened at the state capitol in Helena for an all day conference on the appeal ouster action against Chief Justice W B Sands. The discussions continued with Associate Justice C F Morris presiding in the private chamber.
Helena, June 5. Lewis Penwell, Montana internal revenue collector, announced that about 60,000 dollars collected through the special excise tax on liquor retailer sales will be returned. The tax section was ruled unconstitutional by the United States Supreme Court last December.
In Prineville Oregon on June 5 authorities and posses hunted a rangeland 80 miles southeast for Darrell Walker 19 charged with riding into a sheep camp and killing Merritt Peacock 25 with two revolver shots during a daytime incident
An unidentified man walked into the side of a moving car driven by William Paris at Park and Montana streets Thursday night. He then calmly walked away. The car sustained no damage and police reported no injuries.
H. E. Pierpont vice president of the Milwaukee railway arrived in Butte yesterday. He traveled with G. B. Haines F. N. Hicks and Joe F. Bahl, all railway men. M. E. Harlan of the Northern Pacific also was present.
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