Legge Seen as Pivotal Choice for Farm Relief Board
Prominent business leader Alexander Legge of Chicago could join a new national farm relief board. Legge, longtime International Harvester executive, has urged farmers to claim their share of prosperity, arguing the United States will need strong farmer support eventually.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
Alexander Legge
Chicago
International Company
New Farm Relief Board
Legge
McCormick Har—. Company
Omaha
Neb
McCormick
Deering
International Harvester Company
United States
Mr. Legge
America
Canadians Hold Eight Boats Of American Crews
Eight American liquor boats were seized at La Salle Ontario by Canadian customs officers in a move to curb rum smuggling across the Detroit river. The seizure followed owners’ failure to report to Canadian officials after returning to their docks, with a cooperative undertone noted but not admitted by governments.
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Detroit
Mich
CAP
la Salle
Ont
Detroit River
United States
W. D. Euler
Dominion of Canada
Dominion Customs
Dominion
U. S
Cuba
Montana Eagles elect new state officers at three day convention
W A Huff of Billings was unanimously elected president of Montana State Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles. Lewistown will host the 1930 convention. New officers include F L Sorenson Helena vice president James Brett Butte chaplain Jack Rowe Butte secretary Mark Hanley Lewistown treasurer and others. Per capita tax reduced from 40 to 20 cents.
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W. A. Huff
Billings
Montana
Red Lodge
John J. Holmes
Great Falls
Inner Guard
N. L. Heavilin
Hamilton
Harry Hartz
Anaconda
Jerry Crego
Missoula
Minneapolis
Judiciary Committee
Committee
State Aerie
Eagles
Mark Hanley
Lewistown
James Brett
Butte
F. L. Sorenson
Helena
Jack Rowe
Outer Guard
8. C. Merriman
Classified Ads Promote Quick Results in Montana Standard
More readers use the Montana Standard Classifieds daily for fast bargains. Advertisers highlight bargains and quick outcomes, urging phone contact at 626 for details.
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Montana
Montana Standard Classifieds Offer Endless Service, New Opportunities
Classifieds in the Montana Standard promise routine utility and surprising chances. Readers are invited to explore services, jobs, and items with renewed possibilities each day, reflecting a steady cadence of ads and market openings.
Faculty Dismissed After Probe At Bellingham Normal
Three faculty members at Bellingham Normal School were dismissed for conduct unbecoming teachers after examining an alleged attack on Arthur Kolstad by the girl's father and her stepfather. Oscar O. Winther and Helen S. Dozier were among those dismissed. Kolstad had previously reported beatings involving William Kahlke and T. Ward in Seattle. The board cited a recent wild party at Kolstad's home as part of the findings.
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Bellingham, Wash
Bellingham Normal School
Arthur Eolstad
School Board of Trustees
Kolstad
Hoover Chooses Three Members for Federal Farm Board
President Hoover announced the appointment of three members to the eight member federal farm board. James C. Stone of Lexington Kentucky, C B Denman of Chicago Illinois, and Carl Williams of Oklahoma City Oklahoma were named, all prominent in agricultural co operatives. Hoover has offered posts to five others and expects Alexander H Legge of International Harvester to accept the chairmanship.
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Farm Bill Administrative Council
Legge
Jas. C. Stone
C. B. Denman
Carl Williams
Tho
Washington
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Congress
James C. Stone
Lexington
Burley Tobacco Growers Association
Chicago
National Livestock Producers Association
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma Barmer Stockman
White House
Alexander H. Legge
International Harvester Company
Davis Ready to Resign Cabinet for State Post
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis says he will resign from President Hoover’s cabinet to run for governor of Pennsylvania if the people want him. He vows no back room nomination and small campaign spending, and notes a Pennsylvania survey is underway ahead of a May primary.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
James J. Davis
Jim Davis
Hoover
Pennsylvania
Ple
Senate
Treasury Mellon
Labor Department
Davis
Prosperity Not Sectional, Bank Examiner Cautions Montana
Helena June 28 A J Lochrie state banking superintendent says Montana banks and businesses are gearing for possible future downturns despite several years of prosperity. He notes uniform good conditions across the state and reports activity in agriculture mining and lumbering with substantial wool reserves in western valleys after a strong sales year.
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Helena
A. J. Lochrie
Montana
Spokane
Washington State Bankers’ Association
Lochrie
Attorney Frame Unites Knot and Parson Frame Tied 1924
Parson William B. Frame, a licensed spiritualist clergy man and state bar member, is heard in district court seeking a divorce for Joseph P. Kelly from Alice Grace Kelly. Frame described their marriage in 1924 as unhappy and requested the court grant the divorce. The court appearance occurred before Judge W E Carroll.
Endurance Flight Record Try Continues After Fatal Crash
Three crews pursue the endurance flight record as one flyer dies and others press on. Jack Ashcraft was killed and Viola Gentry critically injured near Roosevelt Field after running out of fuel in fog while attempting a landing. Owen Haughland and Thorwald Johnson lead the Miss Minneapolis as they near five days in the air over Minneapolis. Martin Jensen nears a third day in the Three Musketeers over Roosevelt Field with 49 remaining hours. City of Cleveland crew led by Byron Newcomb and R L Mitchell launches a second attempt after storms forced an early landing in the initial run.
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Jack Ashcraft
Roosevelt Field
Viola Gentry
Martin Jensen
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Oveleteu Ocuililesy Crasneu Wuay
N. Y
Ashcraft
Owen Haughland
Thorwald Johnson
Minn
trans-Pacific Flight
Musketeers
R. L. Mitchell
Chinese War Lord S Harem Scattered By Warfare
Pe king June 28 The prized harem of General Chang Tsung Chang once a powerful war lord and Shantung governor has been scattered by political upheaval. Only two of the women remain with the war lord in exile. The harem once owned extensive estates at Ssinan and was reduced from 40 to 12 after his defeat and return to Sairen.
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Peking
China
Chang Tsung-Chang
Shantung Province
Chang
Ssinan
Sairen
Hawks completes west to east non stop transcontinental flight
Capt. Frank Hawks reaches Roosevelt Field after a nonstop west to east flight from Los Angeles. The 17 hours 42 minutes claim matches a new record for the eastbound leg, part of a round trip that began at 3:37 a.m. Thursday. The return to Roosevelt Field followed a record Atlantic to Pacific and back in a faster overall time.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Frank Hawks
Los Angeles
West Coast
Atlantic
Pacific
Hawks
Roosevel
Fair success in drive to pave Harrison Avenue
The first week of the fundraising drive to pave Harrison Avenue closes this evening with fair results reported by the committee led by Fred Gamer. Volunteers provide many small subscriptions, and a second week may be needed to reach the goal as efforts continue.
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Harrison Avenue
Fred Gamer
Gamer
Flight Continues at Roosevelt Field
Unaware that one of two aircraft remains airborne at Roosevelt Field New York as daylong flight operations proceed amid fog and routine air traffic.
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Roogevelt Field
N. Y
Important Evidence Found by Brookhart test in San Antonio
In San Antonio on June 28 an executive session of the senate patronage committee yielded evidence described as highly important by Brookhart. Senator Smith W. Brookhart said the nature would not be revealed yet and a witness planned to testify on facts with possible impact on international relations.
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San Antonio
Tex
Senate
Brookhart
Smith W
Elks Sign Up for Journey to Los Angeles Gathering
Butte B P O E members rally for the annual Elks convention to open in Los Angeles July 8 with a large Butte delegation expected. A special train is set for July 6 with numerous reservations listed from Butte Anaconda Missoula Great Falls and other cities.
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ELKS
Los Angeles
Butte
Tom Matthews
J. P. Gleason
M. Campbell
Anaconda
W. Gardner
J. J. Drout
Lester Lind
R. G. Rawls
J. P. Breen
Great Falls
J. H. Nible
W. Bennetts
Missoula
E. Johnson
Rosalie Guay
Marie Cavanaugh
Henry Goodman
W. J. Whalen
G. E. Harris
F. L. Riley
Joe Roberts
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Albert N. Marquis
Garden
Montana Eagles
Frame
Oligeo
EAST
Harrison
Lockhart
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