Latter Day Saints oppose repeal of Prohibition
Salt Lake City reports the MIA session where Heber J. Grant urged members to stay rigidly against repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. Utah and Idaho governors scheduled special sessions to address beer in 3.2 form, with Utah targeting July 10 and Idaho June 19 amid a surge of local beer ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Latter Day Saints Church
Mutual Improvement Association
Young People’s Organization of the Church
Heber J. Grant
Utah
Idaho
Henry H. Blood
Boise
Idaho Falls
Malad
Pocatello
Twin Falls
C. Ben Ross
Blood
One Drowns In Montana Flood
In Missoula Montana Clarence Cal Johnson, a young local businessman, drowned when his car left Lolo Hot Springs road and overturned in Lolo creek. Alice Ponton and Inez Riddle survived and walked for aid. D W Terrill swam free but was rescued only after being thrown a rope. High water affected bridges roads and camps across western Montana, with crews racing to restore access and protect facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Montana
Clarence
Cal) Johnson
Johnson
Lolo Hot Springs
Lolo Creek
Alice Ponton
Inez Riddle
D. W. Terrill
United States Forest Service
Cedar Creek
Conservation Corps
Montana Power Company
Paradise Bridge
Thompson Palls
Polson
Flathead Lake
Baby Girl Born to Hawley Family in St. James Hospital
Mr and Mrs Howard Hawley of 315 South Idaho report a girl born yesterday at St James hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hawley
Idaho Street
St. James Hospital
Morgan & Company Hearing Closes With Tax Questions
The Morgan firm faces questions from four partners about stock transactions and tax payments as they conclude days of hearings on Morgan & Company affairs. A March 31 balance sheet shows assets shrinking from 424.7 million to 317.8 million and deposits from 340 million to 238.8 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan & Company
Morgan House
Morgan
Thomas W. Lamont
Thomas 8. Lamont
William Ewing
Harold Stanley
Conference report on Rail Act adopted in Washington
The Senate tonight adopted the conference report on the administrations railroad economy coordinator bill completing congressional action. The report was agreed to without debate and removes another major bill from the path to speedy adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Committees Named for Anaconda Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. W. C. Wallace announces the year’s committees for the Anaconda American Legion auxiliary unit. Rehabilitation led by Mrs. Ben P. Foley and Miss Minnie Buckwald, plus James Gardner. Activity by Miss Julitta Tuchscherer, Mrs. H. Nicols and Mrs. Leo Page. Child welfare by Mrs. George Boyce.
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Anaconda
Anaconda American Legion Auxiliary
W. C. Wallace
Ben P. Foley
Minnie Buckwald
James Gardner
Julitta Tuchscherer
H. Nicols
Leo Page
George Boyce
Marie A. McLean
C. R. Cutts
J. F. Como
Kinney
Victoria Lanning
Pioneer matron of West remembered in funeral notice
Mrs. Trueman long resided in the Big Hole and Wise River area and aided youngsters who left homes seeking fortune in the West. Surviving relatives include four sons Herbert E Trueman Marcus P John P and Charles M and a daughter Mrs Elsie Friend. Body remains at Merrill mortuary pending funeral plans.
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Dewey Flats
Silver Bow
Wisdom
Trueman
Butte
Big Hole
Herbert E. Trueman
St. Paul
Marcus P
John P. Trueman
Wise River
Charles M. Trueman
Melrose
Elsie Friend
Montanans Visiting Montanans At Bridge Gatherings
A list of Montanans visiting at several bridges and locations across the state. Names include Mrs. W. P. Matheson, E.S. Weyer, C. F. Farris of Billings, and many others from Great Falls, Helena, Missoula, Bozeman, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finlen
Charles A. Trowbridge
W. P. Matheson
E.S. Weyer
C. F. Farris
Billings
Fred H. Sturm
Walt Brown
Great Falls
W. F. Bridges
D. D. Evans
Dolly Dean Burgess
Helena
Walborg Embretson
Marion Davis
Pauline Keating
Missoula
L. A. Smith
Lewistown
Harriet W. Tooley
Harlowton
The
Butte
M. I. Leydig
H. ©. Biering
Mary MacGowan
William Sleeman
Piedmont
J. P. Matthews
J. A. Peterson
Corbin
the Leggat
R. A. Bray
Ross E. Shaver
J. A. Lowry
F. M. Lamb
Big Timber
Ralph Huntley
Roy A. Olwar
Wisdom
Walt Geyer
Dynamite and Caps Stolen from DuPont Warehouse
Police report shows several boxes of dynamite and a box with 5,000 caps taken from the DuPont Powder works warehouse at Ramsay late Thursday night. The theft was disclosed at police headquarters yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DuPont Powder Works
Ramsay
Two Prisoners Slain After Jail Escape in Tennessee
In Huntsville Tennessee on June 9 two white inmates Jerome Boyette and Harvey Winchester nabbed from Scott County jail were found shot dead within hours of each other. Both men faced murder charges and were taken by armed men.
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Huntsville
Tenn
Jerome Boyette
Harvey Winchester
Scot County
Winchester
Senator’s Daughter to Wed War Official at Mass Gala
Mrs. Marcus A. Coolidge announced that her daughter Miss Helen Coolidge will marry Harry H. Woodring, assistant secretary of war and former Kansas governor, on July 25. Woodring visits Massachusetts with Senator Coolidge for a Fort Devens tour. the couple share pioneer American ancestry. Miss Coolidge is 27, Woodring 43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Mass
Marcus A. Coolidge
Massachusetts
Helen Coolidge
Harry H. Woodring
Kansas
Woodring
Senator Coolidge
Fort Devens
Ayer
Coolidge
Boston
Miss Coolidge
John Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Kentucky
Whist Card Party Set for Monday at Sacred Heart
The Catholic Young Men's club and the young ladies' sodality of Sacred Heart parish will host a whist card party in the parish hall on East Park street Monday evening June 132. The Monday event caps weekly card parties at Sacred Heart with many prizes and a record crowd anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Young Men's Club
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Sacred Heart Parish
East Park Street
The
Sacred Heart
Honored Retired Butte Mail Carrier Receives Engraved Rod
Clyde H. Otis, after 31 years with the Butte mail service, was feted at Swedish Hall on Copper Street by the Butte Mail Carriers' Association. He received a finely engraved fishing rod as a retirement tribute at a banquet held last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde H. Otis
Butte Mail Carriers’ Association
Swedish Hall
Copper Street
Mr. Otis
Butte
Blow Couple Welcome Son at St. James Hospital
Mr and Mrs James Blow of 1719 B Street are the parents of a boy born yesterday at St James Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Blow
B Street
St. James Hospital
Floral Park Clubs Plan July Picnic at Columbia Gardens
Floral Park news notes the Ladies' Aid meeting at Welsh church with president Mrs Wilfred Davis in charge. Plans were made for a July 12 picnic at Columbia Gardens, followed by sewing and a no host lunch. Other items mention baptisms, Edith Johnson's Montana State College home economics degree, and local social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Davis
Columbia Gardens
Davis
H. F. Bartels
Ben Donne
T. Price
Braman
James Eadie
Sam William Thomason
P. H
Edith Johnson
N. G. Johnson
Yale Avenue
Bozeman
Montana State College
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Attitude
Conference Report ON Rail
Oral
Harrison Avenue
New Market and Hansen Packing Company
West Park Street
West
WEDEX
U.S
Baby Boy
Floral Park
Adjoining Areas
Silver Bow Park
Edward Smith
Mrs. Johnson
Ingaborg Froystein
San Francisco
Miss Froystein
Ladies’ Service Club
United Congregational Church
Fountain of Youth
Thornton Avenue
Miss Davis
Hiawatha Club
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Front Street
Mattie Hinkson
Blanche Trudgen
Wilkinson
Viola Seymour
Florence Burgess
Lillian Bray
Ethel Irvine
Carrie Goforth
Sarah Johnson
Esther Harris
Mae Hoon
Josephine Overand
Ethel Col
Betty Smith
Eliza Kelley
John Holden
Whitman Avenue
Holden
W. Herman
Ray Evans
al Congdon
East Second Street
Russel Gas and Oil Company
Legionnaires
Symons
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