Impeachment Trial Of Stewart On At Helena
Charles T. Stewart, Montana secretary of state since 1917, stood trial before the state senate in Helena after being impeached March 3 by the house. The trial follows rules modeled on a prior case, with G. E. Hurd leading the defense and a house managers panel prosecuting. Charges allege personal profit from state insurance, overstepping authority in constitutional amendments, improprieties in funds, employment of his son at high pay, and lax records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Geo. E. Hurd
Stewart
Charles T. Stewart
Montana Senate
Helena
House of Repreentatives
Social Senate
Charles L. Crum
G. E. Hurd
Great Falls
House
G. M. Moss
D. A. Dellno
H. L. Burns
W. R. Flachhusar
W. B. Leavitt
Department
Board of Examiners
Iis
Washington, D
Montana
Senate Court of
Tom Btherstone
Spokane
M. L. Willams
Butte
H. G. Burton
Charzes
George E. Hurd
Attorney General
Edgar Stewart
W. M. Biggs
Tom EB. Atherstone
Roosevelt County Farm Bureau Annual Meeting in Culbertson
The Roosevelt County Farm Bureau meets at Culbertson High School on March 30 1927 at 10:00 am with President H C Borge presiding. Delegates report on community activities while Fred Bennion of the Montana Extension Service discusses economic factors affecting farm income and plans for future bureau work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Culberts
H. (. Biege
Fred Bennion
Montana Extension Service
Bennion
Wilson
Culbertson High School
Roosevelt County Farm Bureau
Culbertson
H. C. Borge
H. C. Bijorge
Glee Club
Miss Fogle
Roosevelt County
A. W. Warden
Fred Ben
City and School District Candidates File for Local Elections
Charles E. Howe and John C. Garden file for alderman in First ward. Swedberg files in Second ward after citizen urging. H D Geringer files in Third ward. I L Jensen, treasurer, refiles. Election Monday April 4 with usual polling places. District 45 board candidates: A F Toays, O C Johnson, Christ Sand for three terms and G H Flint for one year. Howe praised as veteran firefighter and WWI engineer with strong community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Howe
John C. Garden
Garden
Howe
Cc. P. Swedberg
H. D. Geringer
I. L. Jensen
A. F. Toays
0. C. Johnsson
Christ Sand
George H. Flint
Iris Hardie Takes Manager Post at Poplar Exchange
Miss Iris Hardie daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Hardie of this city left last week for Poplar to take over as manager of the Poplar telephone exchange She has prior operator experience in Bozeman and Wolf Point The Poplar Standard notes Miss Gertrude Peglow recently resigned after more than a year in charge and may take a Culbertson office position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Hardie
W. J. Hardie
Poplar
Poplar Telephone Exchange
Hardie
Bozeman
Wolf Point
Gertrude Peglow
Poplar Exchange
Poplar Standard
Culbertson
Clarence Severson Seeks Hollywood Part As Travel Ambassador
Clarence J. Severson of the Liberty theatre, a traveling ambassador of films, sends a card from sunny California. He visited S. T. Cogswell and Paul Harper and others, plans a Hollywood trip, and hopes to secure a golf role with the editor. He notes no film name but expects to return around the first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. Severson
Liberty Theatre
California
S. T. Cogswell
Paul Harper
Hollywood
John Cook
Bob White
Walt Chapman
Clarence
Minot to Stage Large Automobile Show Week
Rev Roy L Smith of Minneapolis a noted Methodist minister humorist and columnist will join Minot auto dealers in a city wide event March 28 to April 2. He will speak at an afternoon sales clinic on March 34 and attend a dinner honoring Northwest dealers. The region has been placarded with bills and leading weeklies selected for display as part of the trade week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Smith
Minneapolis
Minot
Northwest
North Dakota
Moulina
Minot Assoule Lion of Commerce
Births Reported for Heer and Torteher Families
Birth notices announce a son for Mr and Mrs Joe Heer and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Bert Torteher of Oswego on Thursday March 17. The items name the families and the date of birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Heer
Bert Torteher
Oswego
Scholarship Awarded to Ralph Bjorge for Montana University
Ralph Bjorge of Culbertson, a Lanark corn club member in 1926, won a one year scholarship for attendance at any branch of the University of Montana based on corn club proficiency and show results. The program grants one scholarship per county per division. Roosevelt County received one last year. A state-wide club record summary shows an average member age of 14 with three years of club work. Mrs Will McAllen Dies in Minot. Mayme Jacobi received a telegram reporting her death at 2 am. she will attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bjorge
Culbertson
Lanark Corn Club
University of Mantana
Ralph
University of Montana
Roosevelt County
Ralphi
Will McAllen
Mayme Jacobi
Minot
Miss Jacobi
Robins Trapp Boxing Bout Sparks Controversy
In a Poplar Friday night match, Robbins lost by knockout in the fifth to Sammy Trapp amid claims of a foul. A Williston marked copy of the Minor Daily News spurred the Herald to print a Will Rogers style review while Robbins friends protest Trapp as overweight and a theological student pursuing a clergy role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar
Robbins
Sammy ‘Trapp
Daily News
The
Herald
Williston
Robbins-Trapp
Will Rogers
Trapp
Indian Tribes Invited To Conference Here
Members of Montana tribes will meet at West Point from April 6 to 8 to plan a constructive legislative program and seek recognition in Washington. The meeting follows interpretation of H R 234 as favorable to handling Indian affairs through state boards and organizations, announced by Robert J. Hamilton, secretary of the Montana Indian Protective Association. Dr A R Klatte left Sunday for a week in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memtn
Montana
West Point
Washington, D. C
Robert J. Hamilton
Montana Indian Protective Association
Montana Record-Herald
Rodgers Sentenced in 2nd Degree Assault Case
A jury deliberated from Saturday night to Monday morning splitting 11 to 1 on the first ballot. The court imposed a term for second degree assault and the verdict acted as a compromise sentence. The defendant was sentenced immediately by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodgers
Dafault
Daves
Sherman Palm Room
Mission Talent on KGCX Sunday at Stennes Hall
Plans for a Sunday afternoon broadcast from KGCX feature new talent from Wolf Point Minian Training School including Mrs. Swetx and Miss Nelson performing vocal and piano pieces. Harold Shipman and D. T. Staples will also appear, with a cello solo and cornet piece. Easter and Lutheran church services are slated for later broadcasts at Stennes hall and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KGCX
John Swetx
Dorothy Nelson
Wolf Point
Harold Shipman
D. T. Staples
Stennes Hall
W. Hamblin
Presbyterian Church
New Lutheran Church
August Achelles
Austin
Texas
Wis
KB. EB
Krebw Tach
Vida
Chicago
Indian Legislation By 69th Congress Highlights
Washington notes that 77 Indian laws were enacted by the 69th Congress through the House Committee on Indian Affairs chaired by Scott Leavitt. The committee, though not standing, handled five percent of all laws and saw 14 Montana related measures among the 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Scott Leavitt
Montana
House
Senate
Leavitt
Wilson Returns From Fairview With Household Goods
Ci Wilson of Palmer view and longtime Montana Dakota Power employee arrives in this city with two loads of household goods. His family will join him and they plan to occupy the Fisher residence on Fairweather street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ci Wilson
Palrview
Montana-Dakota Power Company
Toro Werthesiay
Mr. Wilson
Fisher
Fairweather Street
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Stewart On
Farm Bureau Annual Meeting
Culbertson—Fine Program
CITY
School Dist
Stees
Charlie Howe
Charles BE. Howe
Engineers’ Corps
France
IRON
A. R. Klatte
Points
Minnesota
Verna Winship
Pep
Mrs. Swetz
Miss Nelson
Badlands
A. B. Rodgers
Julius Vahrenkamp
Strife Road
Beth Rodgers
Valvenkamp
Rodkere
Reiss
Intake
Charles Canned
Dawson County
Richland County
Archie Council
Eusity
Ronis
Keres Cise
Attoney
Pant
Marron
A. M. Foor
J. K. Bramble
FN. Hamman
Circle
Victin
Sherri John Anderson
Alfred James
Fred Haynes
Lee Strife
Vahrenkamp
Buck Rodgers
James
Haynes
Hilton
Wahrenkamp
Strife
Youn Rodgers
Roi
Puntor
Soi Fe
Waltad
Wim
Stout
Rod
69Th Congress
Fairview
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