Montana Legion elects Depue commander at Havre meeting
Final Montana American Legion gathering selects Harold Depue of Sidney as commander and Mrs. O L Lundin of Great Falls as auxiliary president. Al Livingston becomes vice commander. Bozeman named 1930 convention site. Delegates and officers chosen aim to improve veterans hospitalization including Fort Harrison transfer and a 250 bed unit with 150 for nervous cases. Conventions close with a Canadian ranch picnic and a dance.
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Havre
Mont
Montana
Kalispell
Miles City
Legion
EB. P. Crowley
Glendive
Allen Swift
Missoula
Capt
O. Ellison
Billings
Gustave Harbrecht
White Sulphur Springs
Herbert Kibler
Scott Hart
Poplar
R. L. Hunter
Moore
Tom Busha
Great Falls
W. S. Lytle
Nettie Kohlmeier
Whitefish
F. R. Gault
F. ©. Binner
Livingston
Florence McMurray
George Kelly
Wibaux
Boundary Line
Gen Booth Memorial Services Postponed
Memorial services for General Booth late Salvation Army commander are postponed to next Sunday due to the absence of Adjutant Hall and his wife who are in Spokane for farewell ceremonies honoring Brigadier James Dee. Dee, who rose from major to brigadier, becomes second in command at the West Point of the Salvation Army in San Francisco and will depart after tonight's Spokane ceremonies. Adjutant Hall and his wife are expected back tomorrow evening.
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General Booth
Salvation Army
Adjutant Hall
Spokane
James Dee
San Francisco
Dee
Montana
West Point
Ada
Mrs. Hall
Great Falls Rodeo Opens July 1 Amid Record Attendance
The Great Falls event kicks off July 1 and runs through July 5 drawing large crowds for a traditional rodeo celebration. Officials expect a record attendance as exhibitors and spectators converge on the city.
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Great Falls
City Hotels Prepare for Big Crowds During Celebration
A letter to Maurice Weiss manager of the New Hotel Finlen notes a large city celebration will crowd all hotels and urges commercial travelers to adjust itineraries to avoid Great Falls on given dates. To house arrivals, all sample rooms in city hotels will be used as sleeping quarters.
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Maurice Weiss
Finlen
Rainbow
Niagara of the West
Marie Curie Cancer Hospital for Women to Open in London
A woman designed and run London clinic named for Marie Curie will serve female patients only as a radium hospital. Mme Curie is asked to officially open the facility next fall. Building designs come from Elizabeth Scott, designer of the Shakespeare memorial theater.
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Marie Curie Cancer Hospital For
London
Mme. Curie
Elizabeth Scott
Stratford-on-Avon
May marriages rise as prejudice against nuptials fades
English efforts to counter May marriage bias show success with more weddings in May this year. The old stigma stems from Romans and medieval church rules against May unions, with calendar "close time" lasting to Charles II’s era.
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England
Charles IT
Change of venue granted in GMAC suit against Pelto
Judge William E. Carroll granted a change of venue to the district court for Cascade county yesterday on the defendant s petition in the suit brought by General Motors Acceptance Corporation against John Pelto.
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District Court
Cascade County
William E. Carroll
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
John Pelto
London Women's Clubs Grow Luxurious
Following the American example, London ladies clubs expand with lavish facilities. The Ladies' Carlton club moves to a new home featuring Turkish baths a swimming pool a squash court and a miniature skating rink.
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London
Carlton Club
England
Alberta magazine installs farm radio station for weather and talks
A semi monthly Alberta agricultural magazine has set up a radio broadcasting station to deliver weather reports and farm talks. The new facility enables timely updates for farmers and promotes agricultural discussions across the region.
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Alberta
Canada
Montana Candy Factory Voices Local Support
H J Appel of Minneapolis oversees Montana Products as plans unfold to open a Montana candy factory. The plant aims to hire Montanans, keep money in state, and operate carload shipments. A grand opening will invite the public once operations start after remodeling and rewiring.
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H. J. Appel
Minneapolis
Montana
Kremer
Heflin Jr. Pleads Drug Influence in DWI Case
James Thomas Heflin third pleads he was under drug influence when arrested for driving while intoxicated to avoid his father Senator Heflin’s threat to confiscate his car. He remains free on $1,000 bail as reported by International Newsreel.
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James Thomas Heflin
Thomas Heflin
Washington, D. C
Sonny
Heflin Junior
Plant ready for mass production after two weeks of prep
Staff computers and electricians have worked two weeks to prepare the plant for mass production as required.
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Cf Uters
Insanity Saves Man From Chair in Texas Case
John M. Pete McKenzie, once condemned to die for killing San Antonio Chief of Detectives Gam Street, is declared insane by a jury. He will be confined to a state asylum for life after escapes and repeated reprieves surrounding his death sentence.
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San Antonio
Texas
John M
Pete) McKenzie
McKenzie
el Paso
Gam Street
Dan Moody
Moody
12 Year Old Girl Called By Death
Cecilia Myrtle Holland 12 died after brief illness at a local hospital. She was a St Mary’s school student with many local friends. Survived by mother Nora Holland two sisters Mildred Agnes two brothers Richard Dennis a California step-brother Timothy three step-sisters Mary Ann Holland Seattle and Mrs Josephine Miller Butte four uncles Patrick James Holland John James Dwyer three aunts Nora Shea Hamilton.
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Cecilia Myrtle Holland
Nora Holland
Anaconda Road
St. Mary's School
Mildred
Agnes
Richard
Dennis
Timothy
California
Mary
Ann Holland
Seattle
Josephine Miller
Butte
Patrick
James Holland
John
James Dwyer
Nora Shea
Hamilton
Woman Lost Since Monday Is Found In Yosemite
Miss Bernice Trussell a San Jose school teacher who was separated from a companion in Yosemite National Park last Monday was found by park rangers. She was weakened from hunger exposure and bruised feet but no serious injuries. She was located in a wide area of the park after a nightlong search by rangers Indian scouts and posses and was carried ten miles to a road by horse to receive medical care.
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Yosemite
Cal
Bernice Trussell
San Jose
Yosemite National Park
two funeral notices and North China bus line plan
Mrs Bert Sample and Mrs Kate Thornberg of Butte with several cousins await funeral details as the body rests at Duggan funeral parlors before transfer home this afternoon. Meanwhile North China military chiefs announce new bus lines aimed at revenue earnings.
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Bert Sample
Kate Thornberg
Butte
Duggan
North China
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Rennis
Yellowstone
Chamber of Commerce Weekly
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Etta
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Clearan
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