Nicaraguan Rebel Chief Goes Into Exile in Mexico
Exiled Nicaraguan rebel leader Augusto Sandino and five companions left Guatemala City by special car toward Merida Yucatan Mexico. The group traveled from Nicaragua via Honduras and El Salvador, escorted by Guatemalan police, with no protests observed at their secretive departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala City
Augustino Sandino
Moran Station
Mexico
Merida
Yucatan
Augusto Marques
Jose Paredes
Gregorio Urbano
Ruben Gomez
Tranquilino Joaquin
Ayutla
Cuilapa
Nicaragua
Honduras
Salvador
City Council Hears Push to Pave Harrison Avenue
Money expected today for the Harrison avenue paving drive aims to raise 22500 dollars this week. A 115 member business committee will boost the effort after 9300 appeals were mailed to registered auto owners. Subscribers will display windshield stickers as reminders to contribute.
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Harrison Avenue
Wibaux
Citizens Committee
Butte
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Fred
Chamber of Commerce
Volunter Committee
May tax collections in Wheatland county report
Wheatland county May receipts total $96,149.52 with $20,995.00 paid out and $1,000 transferred to the county fair fund. Beginning May balance of $114,793.15 grew to $189,946.67, though about $50,000 sits in a suspense account from a closed bank. The report also notes a year to date rise in world merchant shipping vessel tonnage.
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Harlowton
Cr. G. Moore
Wheatland County
County Fair Fund
MAG OELF 13 CHOSEN HEAD OF GIRLS CHORUS
Mrs James M Self was named Hamilton Girl Scout council scout commissioner replacing Mrs Fred T Parker at a recent meeting. Mrs Dc J Carlstrom was named vice commissioner and Mrs J C Conkey secretary and treasurer. Plans include a scout camp at Skalkaho lodge in July and a Fourth of July booth to fund the camp. Troops Bluebird Grantsdale Red Rose Bitter Root are led by Mrs Otis Lyndes Mrs George Anderson and Mrs Henry Fehrenkemp.
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Hamilton
James M. Self
Bluebird
Grantsdale
Red Rose
Bitter Root
Otis Lyndes
George Anderson
Henry Fehrenkemp
Funeral at Helena for Pioneer State Merchant
Samuel Kohlberg, a Helena pioneer merchant later of Havre, died last Thursday. A 51 year career in Montana retail included Virginia City, Fort Benton, and Helena. The June 23 service at Consistory temple was led by H.S. Hepner with King Solomon's lodge A F and A M officiating. he married Ray Davie of New York in 1894.
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Helena
Samuel Kohlberg
Havre
King Solomon’s Lodge
Sol Genzberger
Fort Benton
Gans and Klein
Ray Davie
New York City
Montana Visitors List Across Cities Mentioned
A catalog of Montanans visiting various towns including Butte Missoula Helena and Billings. Names such as C. F. Gage W. V. Tabor and L. T. Skelton appear among others linked to multiple accommodations and travels. The note reads as a society roundup of arrivals and hosted guests across several counties.
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the Butte
S. W. Dresen
Wisdom
C. F. Gage
W. V. Tabor
Frank Gordon
Melrose
Leo J. Baril
Alder
H. Hanson
H. T. Huller
James Doyle
Missoula
R. H. Percy
M. Kurfus
Helena
L. T. Skelton
L. C. Bourquin
Anaconda
Joe Jaques
Cora Go
F. P. Scott
Kalispell
W. F. Watters
Leggat
S. F. Erwin
Dillon
A. K. Perry
Bozeman
Charlotte M. Taylor
Boulder
Herman Rusch
Acoma
L. F. Bach
Marie Bach
Billings
Clara Nink
Missoula; Mr. and Mrs. P. Richards, Ramsey; Julia B. Sherwood
J. T. Armitage
Fay Henderson
Deer Lodge
Arizona
S. L. Goddard
F. C. Cleve
M. Gilmore
Miles City
Miner Samuel Takaluka Dies After Brief Illness in Butte
Samuel Takaluka, 41, a miner and longtime Butte resident, died yesterday at a local hospital after a brief illness. There are no known relatives in Butte. The body is at White funeral parlors. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Samuel Takaluka
Butte
Hamilton Girl Weds Hoquiam Mayor In June Notice
Miss Margaret Manty and Martin F. Smith, Hoquiam mayor, married recently. The couple, reported by Hamilton friends, are now in Honolulu on a monthlong honeymoon. Mrs. Smith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Manty of West Hamilton. She previously lived with Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Parker before moving to the coast. They plan to live in Hoquiam after returning to Washington.
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Hamilton
Hoquiam
Wash
Margaret Manty
Martin F. Smith
Washington
Honolulu
Mrs. Smith
Sunday Cyclone Rips Montreal Region Killing Nine
A late day cyclone near Montreal Quebec kills at least two and disrupts lines across a 25 mile radius. The Sacred Heart convent at Sault Au Recollet catches fire, twenty two nuns evacuated safely. Two firemen die from asphyxiation. Drownings reported at Vaudreuil and fears of further losses around St Janvier.
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Montreal
Que
Laurentian Mountains
Here
Vaudreuil
St. Janvir
Paratrooper Plunges 1800 Feet in Exhibition Jump
William Lowry a 24 year old Parma, Ohio fireman died during a parachute exhibition jump in Cleveland when the parachute belts tore loose at 1800 feet. He was performing his 281st jump.
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Cleveland
William Lowry
Parma
Martinsdale Man Sets Big Catch Record
Martinsdale, June 23. W B Galvin, famed for besting other anglers, reports a near record haul Thursday. Two trout weighed nearly two and a half pounds each with several others close in size. He notes a larger trout escaped with hook and line, which would have yielded the largest Musselshell River catch on record.
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Martinsdale
W. B. Galvin
Musselshell River
Inspection of Montana alfalfa seed crop begins July 1
The Montana State college extension agronomist L. D. Kurtz announced that inspection of registered alfalfa seed crop will start July 1. W. F. Bolster will lead inspection in Prairie county and other counties along the Yellowstone. college agronomy staff will inspect fields in additional counties during July. Conditions are favorable, but growers are urged to rogue out sweet clover from alfalfa fields to protect seed quality.
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Bozeman
Montana
L. D. Kurtz
Montana State College
Montana Seed Growers’ Association
W. F. Bolster
Prairie County
Powder River
Garfield
Valley
Phillips
Agronomy
The
College
Yellowstone
Kurtz
Heflin Speech Stopped by Thunderstorm at New Jersey Meet
Senator J Thomas Heflin of Alabama spoke before about 2000 in Larison’s Corners New Jersey as a thunderstorm drenched the crowd and halted his remarks. Two state troopers escorted him from the railroad station to the meeting hall and back citing Catholic church conspiracy claims.
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Larison’s Corners
N. J
J. Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Hunterdam County
Senator Heflin
Meeting House
Heflin
Trenton
Sweet clover contamination lowers alfalfa seed grade
Eastern buyers tighten seed standards. Sweet clover cannot be separated from alfalfa seed. A single infested plant yields thousands of seeds, risking crop downgrade to sample grade and a ten cent per pound loss.
Shell Motor Oil Promises Superior Carbon Reduction
Ad touts Shell Motor Oil as cutting carbon by one third to one fifth of other oils. It claims low pressure stills refine without harming the oil, producing a finer lubricant with high heat resistance. The copy asserts the oil can add thousands of miles to a car’s life. Start now with an extra quart.
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Shell Motor
Shell Motor Oil
Woman Educator Ida Williams Dies in Bozeman
Mrs Ida May Williams wife of Daniel S Williams superintendent of Bozeman city schools died after an extended illness at a local hospital. Survived by her husband three brothers and four sisters all in Wisconsin. Born Ironton Wisconsin she moved to Montana with her husband in 1993 and previously led schools at Whitehall Glasgow and Hamilton. Body to be sent to Lavalle Wisconsin for burial.
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Bozeman
Ida May Williams
Daniel S. Williams
Wisconsin
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Mexico City
Band of Five
Ottawa
Croydon Field
England
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Paris
English Channel
Adolph Meister
Inset
Glasgow
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Sam Takaluka
Millwood
O. Busenburg and
McElroy
Canada
Hood River
Shell
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