Cavalry to reenact Custers Last Fight at Hardin event
Troop B of the fourth U S cavalry at Fort Meade S C will join a six tieth anniversary program at Deadwood and the Custer battlefield. Ninety officers and men with ninety horses plus two scout cars and heavy machine guns under Capt G W Bushey will travel by rail and march in the crowded anniversary pageant with Crow Cheyenne and Sioux tribes in full regalia. Governor Elmer Holt of Montana and other leaders will speak and music comes from Lincoln railroad band Neh the Pillines Rotary Hardin schools and Sheridan American Legion units.
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Little Horn Valley
County Fair
Hardin
Custer
Elmer Holt
Montana
Lincoln
Pillines
Sheridan
Wyo
American Legion
Attacker Gets Life for Slaying of Girl
In Salt Lake City on June 6, 21-year-old Ben J. Pack Jr. was sentenced to life imprisonment for the first degree murder of 20-year-old Ruth Shaw in the Emigration Canyon attack slaying. Judge Oscar W. McConkie imposed the sentence following the jury’s May 29 recommendation for leniency. Shaw’s bruised partly-nude body was found March 22 in a snowbank along the canyon path used by Mormon pioneers. Pack was captured at Green River, Wyoming.
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Salt Lake City
Ben J. Pack Jr
Emigration Canyon
Ruth Shaw
Oscar W. McConkie
Pack
Utah
Green River
Wyo
New Hotter Flow Opens Outside Plunge at White Sulphur Springs
White Sulphur Springs June 6 Special The outside plunge for the summer season opens with a stronger hotter flow of water. Arthur Conrad is in charge of baths and plunge.
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Arthur Conrad
Light thief from 35 years ago repents with $15 offer
A Denver letter reveals Fred Alkire of Las Vegas Nevada confessed to stealing an arc light 35 years ago. He sent a $15 check with his claim and offered to send more if needed to make amends to the Public Service Company of Colorado via vice president Guy W Fuller.
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Denver
Fred Alkire
Las Vegas
Nev
Guy W. Fuller
Public Service Company of Colorado Today
First Bank of
Alkire
Fuller
Are Light
Minnesotan Weds W Splettstoeser in Henning ceremony
Miss Margaret I. Dunn of Henning Minnesota a trained nurse became the bride of Willard F. Splettstoeser in a ceremony performed by the Rev H B Ricketts at the Methodist parsonage Attendants were Mrs H B Ricketts and John Howells
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Kalispell
Margaret I. Dunn
Henning, Minn
Willard F. Splettstoeser
H. B. Ricketts
H B. Ricketts
John Howells
Hastings resigns campaign chairmanship amid New Deal critique
Senator Hastings of Delaware resigns as chairman of the Republican senatorial campaign committee. He had led the campaign effort and criticized the New Deal for the past two years, signaling a shift in party strategy from Washington.
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Washington
Hastings
Delaware
Flood situation eases in British Columbia after week of severe weather
In Vancouver on June 6 the province reported relief as floodwaters stopped rising. Crews repaired damaged roads rails and wires from Prince George to Prince Rupert while Nechako Bulkley and Skeena rivers gradually fell. Revelstoke neared normal, and the Columbia River threat to the power house eased after four feet of inundation.
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Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Prince George
Prince Rupert
Nechako
Bulkley
Skeena
Revelstoke
Canadian Pacific Railway
Columbia River
Charles Bartholf Dies From Illness in Boulder
Charles Bartholf aged 68, a New Jersey native, formerly a miner prospector and Homestake district watchman, died after illness in Boulder and was buried in Whitehall this week. He had no immediate survivors.
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Boulder
Charles Bartholf
New Jersey
Homestake
Whitehall
Lady the Gall a by Mare Blazard
Joan Spencer, a small town schoolteacher, works as secretary to Julian Sloane at a summer home. Jealous actress Sheila True threatens Joan’s happiness as she schemes with Pierre Durand. In a lake rescue Joan saves Sheila from drowning but is knocked unconscious, amid lingering romantic tension.
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Joan Spencer
Julian Sloane
Sloane
Sheila True
Julian
Sheila
Joan
Pierre Durand
Alex Garrity
Alex
Braeburn Country Club
Sherman Jones
Mrs. Henderson
Williams
Gracie
Harriet
Francine
Tommy Harris
Pierre
Tommy
Broadway
Speech by Pat Harrington to Open Banquet Here
Nationally known Pat Harrington’s speech will be delivered by Dick Rogers at the Young Democrats banquet on June 20. The skit portrays Harrington as a ward politician seeking favors, with the audience of supporters applauding each claim to his public service. Charley Nevin, former Butte mayor, has presented the skit for years and regard it as a top national example.
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Pat Harrington
Third Ward
Moon”) Rogers
Young Democrats
Stooges
Pat
Charley Nevin
Butte
United States
Mines degree recipient leaves for study abroad
Elmer C. Larson, chemistry instructor at the School of Mines in Butte, has just earned his master of science degree and will study in Germany for a year. He sails July 4 from Montreal to England, then Norway before graduate work on a fellowship in Germany. He will be joined by two foreign exchange students, Walter Vogeno and Andrea Giordano, who also earned MBAs.
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Elmer C. Larson
School of Mines
Butte
Germany
Larson
Rib Lake
Wis
Northfield
Minn
St. Olaf College
Montreal
England
Norway
Europe
Walter Vogeno
Andrea Giordano
California
Vogeno
Aachen
Giordana
Torino
Italy
Hans Frietsche
Turkey Starts Damage Payment to United States
Washington reports the Treasury has received 100000 dollars from the Turkish government as the first annual installment of 1300000 dollars in American wartime damage claims to U S property in Turkey.
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Washington
State Department
The
Treasury
United States
Turkey
Fuel Dealers of Montana Elect Officers at Bozeman
All officers of the Montana Retail Fuel Dealers association were re elected at the annual convention in Bozeman. G C Simkins is president R A Kelly vice president J O Peterson national councilor F M Davidson secretary J Fred Weidemann chairman of the board of trustees Malcolm Gillis chairman of the executive committee.
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Bozeman
Montana Retail Fuel Dealers’ Association
G. C. Simkins
R. A. Kelly
Anaconda
J. O. Peterson
Butte
F. M. Davidson
J. Fred Weidemann
Great Falls
Malcolm Gillis
Toronto inmate attempts suicide three times in jail
George McCrea tried to kill himself in a Toronto jail cell three times using a tie shirt and laces but guards cut him down each time. Separately a Czechoslovakian offer provides half fares on railways to foreigners staying six days in the country.
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Toronto
Ont
George McCrea
Postmasters End Montana Convention Elects Leaders
Sterling C West of Jordan was re elected president as Great Falls selected for the 1937 meeting at the close of the 14th annual Montana branch of the National League of District Postmasters convention. Clarence Simons Turner became first vice president with R W Spangler Superior second vice president, Mrs M I Montgomery Carter third vice president, and Theodore Henderson Hingham named secretary treasurer. The convention opened Friday.
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Great Falls
Sterling C. West
Jordan
Montana
National League of District Postmasters
Clarence Simons
Turner
R. W. Spangler
Superior
M. I. Montgomery
Carter
Theodore Hendrickson
Hingham
Cameo Brooch Found After 18 Years Near War Armistice Parade
Mrs. Nick Jeatran of Menomonie Wisconsin misplaced a cameo brooch 18 years ago during a World War armistice parade. The family dog located the heirloom and returned it to the home.
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Menomonie
Wis
U.P
Nick Jeatran
Two Democrats file for nominations in primary
John Holland, clerk and recorder, records petitions on the Democratic ticket for auditor Henrietta Vineyard and legislator Charles Christman. Vineyard is a nurse and World War II veteran active in public health. Christman, a Machinists’ union member and former Newsboy, seeks a legislative seat and supports broad old age pensions. Anton Peris seeks Democratic central committee from precinct 61, home at Five Mile.
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John Holland
Henrietta Vineyard
Silver Bow Street
Charles Christman
Colorado Street
Vineyard
Christman
Machinists’ Union
U. S
Anton Peris
Democratic Central Committee
Five Mile
Two Women and Man Die in Kentucky Family Fight
In Majestic Kentucky near Pikeville, a family shooting left two women and a man dead and another man critically injured. Victims named include Mrs. Helen Mounts 21, her mother Mrs. Charles Mounts 50 and James Mounts 65. Turner Mounts 16 and Oscar Mounts 31 were detained. Charles Mounts 50 and Marrow Mounts 16 were held without bond.
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Pikeville
Majestic
Charles Mounts
Helen Mounts
James Mounts
Charles
Turner Mounts
James
Marrow
Oscar Mounts
Flush kidneys with Haarlem Capsules promise relief
An advertisement urges readers to flush poisons from kidneys and stop nighttime urination with 35 cent GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Capsules. It cites backache and urinary symptoms as signs to act, claims the diuretic oil helps remove uric acid and joint discomfort, and urges buying the original Haarlem product from Holland.
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Haarlem
Holland
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