Simple Principles of Thrift and Honesty Advocated by Knox
Col Frank Knox of Chicago urged a Republican farm recovery program to balance the budget and curb wasteful spending. He spoke to the Foo monite club in New York via advance text broadcast, outlining his personal principles and party policy. He favored home rule within a limited federal framework and stressed that government must serve the people, not control them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Knox
Chicago
Fraight
Foomonite Club of
WJ2
NEBC
Hess
Knox
Committee Champions CCC Camps Protest Camp Closures
Congressmen protest plans to reduce CCC camps by one third and urge canceling orders to close camps. President Roosevelt decides to continue GOC camps. Ayers argues funding is essential to prevent abandonment, citing Montana camps like Royndup Peaks and Motritn Cave and warns of national and state losses if orders are not reversed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congressman Ayers
OCC
Ayers
Royndup Peaks
Motritn Cave
Montana
Josh
Morag Cleared in Clarke Death Authorities Release Man
William Morag, 20, released from custody after a 48 hour inquiry into Patrick Clarke's death on South Montana street. Coroner ruled death from an apparent fall striking the head on a curb, Clarke believed to have died early Sunday morning. Ernest Hockaday, 43, of Cloverdale British Columbia, died in Canada. he was a native of Millom England and survived by a wife and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Clarks
East Granite Streck
William Morrix
Maryland Avenue
Morris
Aince Shorty
Clarke
South
Montana Street
M. F. Duff
Howise
Painet
Ernest Hockaday
William M. Jones
West
Granite Street
Cloverdale
B.C
Millom
England
Hockaday
Kendall, Mont
Charles Hockaday
Butterfly Hill
Harry Hockaday
Butte
Wale
Gedar Rapids
Iowa
Boston
Toronto
Canada
Vancouver
B. C
Joneg
Names of Montanans scattered in visit notes and hospital lists
A fragmented roster of Montanans visiting various towns and names, followed by hospital admissions and discharges at St James and Murray hospitals. Included are numerous individuals from Helena, Missoula, Billings, Great Falls, Cut Bank, Twin Bridges, and other locales, with several families and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acoma
Anglo
R. Anderson
Missoula
J. Knight
Twit Bridges
J. Jenson
Helena
M the Leggar
Ogle
Mr. and
Mya
Dean
Aldrich
Gulings
L. K. Adams
Dillon
I. Kk
Balthauser
Glgadiye
Lb. Cale
Burn
Billings
August Vidto
O.x. Hansen
Antils
Belong
W. Wheaton
Harlowton
W. Aton
Kenneth H. Deyis
Olenn
Nichson
Cub Bank
Lyman Carleton
Cut Bank
Kate Shaw
the Fitton
W. M. Bickford
Dan Dristoll
Frank Theis
Agnes Roxbury
Max
Hafer
W. Johns
Betty Gee
Anaconda
Hinth
Twin Bridges
H. H. Young
Joh H. Lenahon
Great Falls
W. R. Deem
Bozeman
Charles M. Saunders
Fort Missoula
Gorge Smilth
J. E. Henry
Ben T. Hill
Joh H. Lenahan
Daw
Hupp
Arizona
Byron A. Smith
F. J. Murphy
Havre
Arthur H. Harrison
Missowla
J. L. Peer
Pat Costello
F. A. McLean
St. James Hospital
Rudy Pocherylia
Butte
Dan Shea
Bermett Street
Walkervile
Peter Drakes
Tyhn’ Bullivan
North Alankh
Henry Cluset
West Bilwar
Namie Judges for School Election Debated Bonds and Busines
The board referred the matter to the building and purchasing committee for investigation. C N Davidson urged a new grant and loan agreement with the government while noting negotiable coupons on printed bonds. A bond issue to fund the school was sold to the state land board, saving interest costs. Trustees Moot Taylor and Lehwalder were authorized to dispose of bonds. Reports from officials were adopted and high school principal Fries was to attend meetings in Spokane. A mild chicken pox and mumps outbreak and scarlet fever cases were reported. A transportation survey for nurses was ordered. Speedy recovery wished to Trustee Reardon after an accident near Lovelock. Payrolls totaling thousands were approved for various district services. Election judges and clerks for April 2 were listed by precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Davidson
PWA
State Land Board
Fred T. Moot
Fred Taylor
Arthur Lehwalder
Theatt
Chatman O
Spokane
Ashford
Gold
Frank Reardon
Lovelock
New
Howard Pierce
Alix Loisette
Margaret Leary
Peoples
Onla
Tcket
Young
Sherman School
Winifred Thomas
W. Daly
May Lyle
O’neill
Nellis Shea
Numerous School Addresses List by Neighborhood
A long OCR fragment lists many Lasalle era school numbers with associated residents and street addresses. Names include Thompson, Gleason, Oswald, Pickthall, Price, Labiff, Beardsley, Roberts, Sullivan, Bryant, Spratt, McGlynn, Murphy, and many others linked to specific street addresses and district schools such as Lincoln, Garfield, Monroe, McKinley, Grant, Jefferson, Emerson, Webster, Harrison, Longfellow, Whittier, Madison, Hawthorne, and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mom
Merth
Loughran
O'Neill Street
Washington School
E. ‘Thompson
West Broadway
C. Smitham
East Gagnon
Charles Lee
Summit
Courthouse
Lewis Prayter
West Copper
Bam Orlleh
Cottonwood
Id Rose
O'Rourke ‘Apartments
Tarizona Street
George George
East Mercury
Fred Remark
Carle Whaler
N. Washington
Lincoln School
Ruth M. Gleason
West Woolfman
Bridget Walst
Tewisohn
Nellie Connell
Edison
Garield
Joseph Pickthall
East Second
Anna Lindquist
West Gold
Rd Lowney
Missouri Avenue
South
Idaho
Jefferson School
Evan Roberts
Garde
Ernest Thomas
Kemper
Mary Rutledge
Gelatin
Hannao Sullivan
North Main
Nora Leary
East Center
Josephine Ricker
South Jackson
Emerson
Myra Bryant
al Harking
Warren
Mary Fellows
Arizona
James Murphy
Missoula
Franklin
Joe Carpino
Atlantic
Ed Cummings
Matn
Meador
Anna Rasor
Willow
Webster
Elizabeth Spratt
Tragonia
Pat Leehan
California
Clyde Clawson
West Iran
Harrison
Julia Stefanea
Plum
Selma Hamry
Ash
Minnie McIntosh
Bim
Gladys Berryman
West
Iran
Anna O'Brien
Nam Mulligan
Lovell
Fabian
Mountain View
Clara Burkard
Colorado
Hawthorne
Morris Moore
Keokuk
Blanche Grandt
Sherigan
Abe "Thomas
Harvard
Cleveland
Frank Mann
Fyva Comstock
Moulton
Tony
House Passes Short Haul Act
The House sent the controversial long and short haul repeal bill to the Senate by a 215 to 41 vote. The measure would allow railroads to charge less for a long haul than for a shorter one under the same rule, with proponents claiming Senate support to ensure passage to that branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mareh
House
Senate
Independent Ticket Endorsed in Butte School Election
A newly named Independents ticket endorses strict economy in school operations, hiring based on education and ability, and continued community use of school buildings. The platform, led by Francis J. McKelvey, emphasizes union labor, free speech, and nonpolitical employment, with a large slate of supporters listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wao
Schoote
Francis J. McKelvey
Roy Bray
May Narvez
May McQuiston
John Gromrich
Henry Ford denounces crop curtailment as natural law violation
Henry Ford denounces a crop curtailment plan as a violation of natural laws and the security of plenty. He warns that idle land harms farmers and labels the program a brainchild of an "underneath government" composed of profit minded officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Ga. Marth
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. C
Illinois
N. Y
RIVER
Idetyme Distillers, Inc
Ressman Murdock OF
Utah
Werner
Houth Dakota
William Morag
Patrick J. Clarke
Murray
Myrtle Hallett
West Gulens
Street
Murray Hospital
Alma Holenberg
Annie Hossack
California CO
Don Graham
Harrison Ave
Standard Oil
Harrison and
Amherst Sts
Yorath
Front
Currie
S. Montana
Hansen's Conoco
Silver
Sts
Griffith
S. Montana St
Standard of Products
Waste Oil CO
Distributors
Namie
Bette
Lowel Avenue
McCarthy
Lves
East LaPlatte Tlevel
Centerville
Clarence Blewett
Frank “Donovan
Frank Kinbler
Alvln Bheu
Fred Clough
Reid Rubincon
al LaForrest
Ed Duncan
Otul
Don Dooley
Joby Downey
Flurry Leary
William Daly
William P. Sullivan
Dao Roey
Ed. Casey
Donee Loughlin
Jack Sullivan
Andy Peoples
BI Sullivan
John Monahan
Gerald Kelly
Ed. Kirk
Marne Orlich
John Sanri
Margaret In Forrest
Bertha Hodges
Roy Richards
Kate Bavage
John Leary
Clem Burkard
Jim Carney
Lulu Page
Reid Robinson
Willian Fauss
Pat A. Kelly
Misa Sarah Johnson
Alvin Shea
Jack Gaffney
Dave Bullivan
Jake Baker
Nellie Shea
Pau Erler
Tom Kennedy
Harry Oats
Tom Hyan
Blanche Cutts
James Lunney
Joe Capps
Harry Meyers
Margaret Laughtil
Elizabeth McCarthy
Wm. Squires
Thos. Mulcahy
John Sloan
Mary Leahy
James Hudspeth
Wo. McCarthy
Margaret Patterson
McManus
Lotte
Yyvand
Agnes O'Bhaugnessy
Wm. Duckham
J. J. Harrington
Tom Morgan
Joe Nettleton
Madge O'Connor
Mame Mahaney
Bate Rockefeller
Stella Pearson
Addis McGrath
E. G. Ciinch
Jim McNally
Emil Sundberg
Tim Gulivan
Hugh Sweeney
Roy Dray
Lew McLeneghan
Anne , Quinn
Sapien
Joan Bample
Shell Automotie
John Hamples
Shell Chateau
Washington Street
Grahams
van Waters
Dunbar
NBC
Libby
Beilona
Post
Acty Wheaties
Hennessy
Hennessy’s
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