Move for Change Opens Hamilton Murder Trial in Amarillo
In Amarillo Texas the R H Hamilton murder trial opens with a push for a venue change amid a love affair tied to a secret marriage and a fatal shooting. Defense cites local prejudice and a special prosecution fund as major factors. Theresa Hamilton Walton and Mrs Tom Walton Sr are among key witnesses anticipated.
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Amarillo
Tex
R. H. Hamilton
W. N. Thompson
Hamilton
Walton
Theresa Hamilton Walton
Tom Walton
Montana crops improved from last year say state report
The state Federal Crop Reporting bureau reports Montana crop conditions are generally better than a year ago. An advance detachment from the 163rd Infantry Montana National Guard arrived in Helena to prepare for the two week encampment at Fort Harrison starting Sunday. The Montana Supreme Court canceled a deficiency judgment against Charles E Powell and his wife from a mortgage foreclosure in Silver Bow County. The Montana Epworth League will hold outdoor institutes at Glacier Park Neihart and Luccock Park or Livingston this summer under Rev Jesse W Bunch of Missoula. Army engineers will study Milk River development for power and irrigation. George B Archibald civilian engineer for the army announced this in Helena.
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Associated Press
Montana
Federal Crop Reporting Bureau
Service Company
Bozeman
163Rd Infantry
Montana National Guard
Helena
Fort Harrison
Charles E. Powell
Silver Bow County
State Supreme Court
Montana Epworth League
Glacier Park
Neihart
Luccock Park
Livingston
Jesse W. Bunch
Missoula
Army
George B. Archibald
Charles Olsen Taken by Death in Butte
Charles F. Olsen a Spanish American War veteran and longtime Butte resident died yesterday afternoon. Survived by wife Mayme, seven children, three sisters, a brother and a sister in law. Body at Daly Shea funeral home. Funeral Friday at St Marys Church with requiem high mass at 9 30. Burial in St Patrick Cemetery.
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Charles F. Olsen
Butte
Michigan
Mayme Olsen
Elizabeth
Eileen
Charles
Edward
Arthur
Jack
Frances
Alfred Fish
Hurley
Mich
James McLaughlin
Mellon
Wis
Emma Merrill
Arthur Olsen
Oakland
Calif
J. P. Kane
Daly-Shea
St. Mary’s Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Brother and Sister Meet After 50 Years in Hebron
John Schroeder of Hebron and his sister Mrs. Louise Neuhauser of Hotchkiss Colo. met in Hebron after fifty years apart. Their mother died when they were young and they were separated as children in Burlington Iowa where they were born. The sister learned of a man named Schroeder in Dorchester Neb and wrote him prompting the reunion.
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Hebron, Neb
John Schroeder
Hebron
Louise Neuhauser
Hotchkiss
Colo
Burlington
Iowa
Neuhauser
Montanans Visiting Include Many Names at Several Hotels
A list of Montanans visiting various hotels reads like a regional roster. Names tied to Boulder Helena Missoula and other towns appear with guests at Leggat Miss Clara Adams Acoma New Finlen Thornton Grand Butte and more. Separate note mentions Philippines car imports averaging half a million dollars monthly and Hungary planning nearly three million dollars for international highway improvements.
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Leggat
Clara Adams
Boulder
J. R. Hannan
Havre
Frank Little
Dillon
Jennie Carlson
Basin
J. A. Downing
Wisdom
H. M. Snow
Helena
W. B. Law
R. G. van Brunt
Great Falls
Acoma
W. M. Donnethorne
Philipsburg
Fern S. Canty
Norris
Bob McKinley
Ennis
Pattie Switzer
Jeffers
Thornton
Simon Douglas
Windlawn
Blanche Sherry
A. T. Loftgartner
Bozeman
F. P. Scott
Kalispell
E. T. Sederberg
Irvin Mitchell
George
Neil Chealey
Missoula
A. H. McCartney
Wise River
H. H. Dougherty
M. M. Thompson
P. W. Smith
J. A. Stephens
Rosebud
James Kerley
Janette Johnson
G. M. Wohler
Hamilton
Steve Rowan
Conrad
The
Butte
Don Stong
Gene Crouse
T. V. Neely
Cliff Lake
Wm. Stuerer
Sheridan
Japan Plans Industrialization To Solve Population Question
Junnosuke Inouye, a leading Japanese economist and former finance official, argues that emigration will not ease Japan’s population surge. He says industrialization will revitalize the economy and support growth, citing potential gains from textile exports and closer ties with China. He also criticizes the Tanaka administration’s big stick policy and envisions Manchuria as a key site for future industrial expansion.
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Barnet Nover
North American
Alliance
Tokyo
Junnosuke Inouye
Japan
Inouye
Bank of Japan
Bank of England
Great Britain
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Kyoto
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Interior
Pacific
China
Tsinan
Tanaka
Shantung
Manchuria
Saghalin
South Manchuria
Butte Girl Scouts Host State Convention Banquet
William Kyle served as general chairman while Butte Girl Scouts, hosts for the state convention, served at the banquet. Delegates will elect officers this morning with final results expected late afternoon, and a noon adjournment allows a tour of the Leonard mine hosted by Anaconda.
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Gregg
William Kyle
Butte Girl Scouts
Butte
Leonard Mine
Anaconda Company
Order Issued In Oil Rate Action In Montana
Helena June 12 Judge W H Poorman issued an order restraining railways in Montana from charging rates above those set by the Montana railroad commission for petroleum shipments. The order holds until June 18 when a hearing will be held. Railways say a 28 percent rate cut would cost money. The commission backed a rate cut after oil production and more refineries increased supply. A prior federal restraining order was dissolved.
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Helena
Montana
Montana Railroad Commission
W. H. Poorman
Great Falls
George M. Bourquin
False teeth part of anatomy say Montana board
Helena June 12 The Montana industrial accident board ruled false teeth are part of anatomy not a mechanical contrivance. Bozeman mechanic Paul Severance entitled to 35 dollars from his insurer after a floor accident knocked his teeth out while checking a car, reversing a prior denial.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Industrial Accident Board
Paul Severance
Bozeman
Severance
Dr Dodd Receives Letters About Thelma’s Glasses
A letter from Grace Wilgus asks Dr. W E Dodd of Kalispell fitted Thelma’s glasses in 1920. The note mentions her eyes were misaligned and she now needs a larger pair as she nears ten. A second message thanks for prompt new glasses fitting at 25 W Broadway.
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W. E. Dodd
Butte
Mont
Thelma
Kalispell
Grace Wilgus
Dr. Dodd
W. Broadway
Ady
Pythian Memorial Service Draws 500 At Butte Hall
More than 500 members and friends of the Butte Pythian lodges gathered at St George's hall Centerville for the annual memorial services. Dr E J Groeneveld of the First Presbyterian church delivered the principal address as knights led opening ceremonies and the Pythian sisters closed. Mrs Wilfred Julian spoke for the sisters before a program of music. A second item notes a Helena hearing on June 24 proposing exemption of registered livestock from freight charges for show shipments by the Great Northern railroad.
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Butte Pythian
St. George’s Hall
Centerville
Damon Lodge
Oswego Lodge
Calanthe Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Calanthe Temple
Silver Bow Temple
Pythian
E. J. Groeneveld
First Presbyterian Church
Great Northern Railroad
Helena
Registration at Montana State Normal college summer term
Registration at the Montana State Normal college for the summer term will be about 250, President E. S. Davis stated. Classes opened yesterday. next week R. A. Cooley will speak on Traveling Experiences in Africa. A reception for students and faculty follows Friday evening. Miss Helen Nelson will teach home economics during the term.
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Dillon
Montana State Normal College
E. Davis
R. A. Cooley
Montana State College
Africa
Helen Nelson
Florence Lewis
Nelson
University of New Mexico
University of California
University of Southern California
Plans for Dillon Fourth of July visitors housing
Dillon prepared to accommodate crowds for the July 4 celebration. Residents will list available rooms for visitors for the night of July 3 at the Interstate Building and Loan association offices to register and assign quarters. Oregon Short Line Railway offers reduced rates, and the committee approved $1000 for fireworks at the fair grounds, promising an unprecedented display.
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Dillon
General Committee
A. G. Barnes
Interstate Building and Loan Association
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Fair
Justice Opp Court Day in Dillon Sees Larceny Pleas
Judge George Opp’s court arraigned three men on larceny charges and a fourth on a disturbance claim. Andrew Kenworthy admitted entering the William Rosenbaum ranch house near Dell and stealing clothing, bound over to district court on 2000 dollars. Arthur Desroches pleaded not guilty to grand larceny and was bound over on 2000 dollars. Desroches is accused of stealing a car from the William Jacobson ranch near Dillon weeks earlier. Harry Archer received 90 days in the county jail after pleading guilty to stealing a watch from a pool hall companion. Tom Harris was sentenced to 30 days for a disturbance charge.
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Desroches
William Jacobson
Dillon
Harry Archer
Tom Harris
Rotary Discusses Dillon Fourth of July Celebration Plans
Dillon Rotary club members at a noon meeting reviewed arrangements for a free Fourth of July celebration. Parade committee chair Chester Hale reported strong progress on floats and neighboring towns may enter community floats. Frank Eliel outlined a Rotary float plan and W E Belner described publicity strategies used in other communities.
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Dillon
Rotary Club
Chester Hale
D. A. Galt
Frank Eliel
W. E. Belner
Dillon Rotarians
Francis Tonrey
C. E. Blinn
T. Lee McCracken
Dillon Notes Visitors Visitants and Travels
Miss Dorothy Rouse, studying in North Dakota, visits sister Mrs. Malcolm Stone in Dillon on the way home to Anaconda. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Buck travel from Centennial valley ranch to Dillon for a few days. Mrs. Fred Critz heads to Great Falls for niece Opal Stone and David Thomas wedding. Tom Call of Varney and William Sweeney of Dell transact business in town. Miss Mary Lee Tower heads to Los Angeles to visit relatives. George L. Linson leaves for Novelty Missouri to reside. Ike Rife Jr. visits from Armtead ict.
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Dillon
Dorothy Rouse
North Dakota
Malcolm Stone
Anaconda
C. A. Buck
Centennial Valley
Fred Critz
Great Falls
Opal Stone
David Thomas
Tom Call
Varney
William Sweeney
Dell
Mary Lee Tower
Los Angeles
George L. Linson
Novelty
Ike Rife, Jr
Armtead
Dillon not guilty plea in grand larceny case
Harry Robinson bound over to district court on a grand larceny charge after pleading not guilty in Judge George Opps court. He faces trial on alleged theft of automobile tools from Barry and Hopkins garage last fall and was arrested near West Yellowstone. Also in Dillon Joan E Boone and Elmer Boggs were sentenced to 60 and 70 days for pleading guilty to operating a confidence game.
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Dillon
Harry Robinson
George Opp
Robinson
Barry & Hopkins
West Yellowstone
Joan E. Boone
Elmer Boggs
L. P. Phillips
Revered pastor officiates service and burial in Mountain View
The afternoon service was led by the Rev. T. of the Presbyterian church and interment followed at Mountain View cemetery. The deceased was survived by two daughters Mrs. M. A. Henn of this city and Mrs. W. O. Finch of Los Angeles.
Dynamite blast planned to widen Beaverhead canyon road
Beaverhead canyon south of Dillon will host a large dynamite blast this week to blast away a cliff section for the new state and federal highway. Several tons of high explosive will be used and a substantial portion of the wall will be removed. Fred Gill of Wise River reported the Dillon rodeo was a complete success with Leonard Sikes of Sheridan taking first in broncho busting. A rodeo featuring the same stock will be held at Wisdom next Saturday and Sunday.
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Dillon
Beaverhead Canyon
State and Federal Way
Fred Gill
Wise River
Leonard Sikes
Sheridan
Wisdom
Gill
Elks Gala in Los Angeles Draws 600 Plus Couples
Elks last night hosted their On-to-Los Angeles party at the Winter Garden hall with over 600 couples dancing. The drum and bugle corps led by Lon Kilberrer, drum major, serenaded the business district before the dancing began. Autoists of Argentina are turning from closed to open cars.
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Elks
Los Angeles
Winter Garden Hall
Drum
Lon Kilberrer
Argentina
Good-bye Itching Skin When Invisible Zemo Is Applied
Fragmentary text notes applying Zemo to itch relief with phrases about keeping clean and antiseptic. Mentions safety percentages and prices but lacks clear events or identities.
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Charles Olsen
Philippines
Hungary
America
Butte Wholesale Gro. CO
Barnet Noel
Buffalo News
Montana Standard
Associated Newspapers
North American Newspaper Alliance
Lancashire Spinners
P.E
State Board
Nebraska
Pythiang
State Normal Summer School
Justice Opp
Rotary
Dillon Notes
Conveninet Credit
Jane
Dad
Knox
Stetson
Mallory
Hennessy's
Armstrong
Armstrong Linoleum
Regnar
Ightline
Sqs
Weller
Fay
Zach Loc
Hennessy’s
Mer
Deer Lodge
W. H. Stephan
W. B. Hartwig
Charles Woodburn
A. H. McFarland
Dillon Rotary Club
Roy Forrester
W. G. Gilbert
D. CO. Nelson
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