davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-11-18
Florida Has Miles of Highways

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The mileage of State built paved
roads in Florida is l,332.79. compared
with 5000 in 1925, the State High
way Commission reveals OF the 1882
miles of State highways now open to
traffic. almost 1000 miles are surfaced
with asphaltic materials, which Flor
ida highway engineers find to be econ
omical practical and enduring.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25
NQYf PR1pPI.AFI1EL1A
YoUNQsT. SLOv. NoVfN

ia novych predplatitel 'ov pri-
hlasili sa nasledovni Slovaci 2
youngstown: Y
Payel Sahlica, Jan Rigelsky,
Martin Klopta a Jan Martinko.
Srdecne d 'akujeme.
ct. citatel'om zaroyen oznamu-
jeme, ze odmeny "a novych cita-
tel'ov este vzdy davame. Ia jed
neho noveho odberatel'a a dame
roman "Janosikov Poklad", "a
dvoch americkn historiu "Ame.
rika naSa vlast' "a, troch ODE
knizky. Odmenu dostand i Slova-
ci, ktori sa sami prihlasia "a cd.
beratel 'ov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25
KOMISIA
VYsEFRf RETAZOVE
OBCHODY

Senat Spojenych Statov maria
dill federalnej medzistatnej konl-
sii, ably dokladne vysetrila 1cin-
kovanie takzvanych ret 'azovych
obchodov v Spojenych Statoch,
.ktore sa v posledne roxy vel mi
rozmnozili. Senat chce znat', cl
tieto ret 'azoEe obchedy nepre-
stupuj1 proti-trustove zakony a
ei necielia dosiahnut monopol ma
potraviny V krajine. Senator
Brookhart udal, ze v krajine te-
raz operuje 1000 ret ,azovych spo-
locnosti, .ktore vlastnia lOU,OOO
obchodov po mestach re spoloc-
nosti zacinaju uz vnikat j do me-
steGiek dedin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25
PAT zIEN CAKA
PQMALU sMRf

Pat zien v Newark, N. j. oca-
kava pomala, ale istal smrt ma
sledkom otravenia radiumom, S
ktorym narabaly pred rokami v
tovarni United States Radium
Corporation. Zeny zamestnane
boly pri natierani cifernikov na
hodinkach, ably bolo na nich vid-
no v noci, kol 'ko DE hodin. Ia
mestnavateiia i'm povedali, ze ich
praca bude neskodna zdraviu.
Pred dvoma rokmi zanechali toto
zamestnanie a nedavno objavily
sa nasledky otravenia radiumom.
Lekari sa vysloyily, re zeny mu-
sej1 zomrct', lebo i'm MET pomoci.
Robotnfcky nato podaly aalobu
proti konporacii o nahradu po
$250O0O. Korporacia teraz robi
vsetko NONE, ably, zalobu sud ne
povolil ma zaklade limitacie casu,
v ktorom podobne zaloby mozno
podat'. Dosial' korporacii ide po
voli a zeny mozu zomret' do casu,
ma ktory boil sud ureeny. Sud ma
byt' az v septembri.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25
MA PREDAJ ALEBO MA ZANE.
NU IA MAJET0K v MESTE

so akrova farma 8 izbovym
domom, fornes, studne ma vodu,
barna inc stayiska, kazdeho dru-
hu ovocina, vyborna poda, z mil
Cd Youngstown ma McGuffey Rd
ma statnej hranici, / mil u cd New
Bedford ma Hubbard Road. Hla-
ste sa u John Gallada ma farme a.
lebo v Miller United Shoe Store,
259 w. Federal st. (22)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25
v .ZDRAVofNEJ
PREHLIADKE KRAv
BUDU PoKRACovA7

Statny agrikult1rny depart,
ment Columbus oznamil, re mu
bolo udelene 20 statnej poklad-
nice $4,000 krajinskej po-
kladnice druhych $4,000 ma
d'alsie vedenie zdravotnych pre-
hliadok dojnych krav v Ohio.
Ktore kravy najdu suchotinach,
budn farmarom odobrane sko-
da i'm yynahradena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25
sWFNE zPRAVY.

Pani Helena Malik, {. LOG
Harvey ST., Struthers, zomrela y
pondelok po tri-mesaenej choro-
be yo yeku % rokoy. Neboha ma
rodena bola ma Sloyensku a do
Alneriky prisla rodicmi pred 1s
sokmi. v Struthers prebyvala "a
Is rokov, kde okrem mnozstya
priatel'oy pribuznych, oplakaya
ju manzel, Karol Malik, dietky
Maria, Katarina, Margita a Jo-
zef; sestry: pi. Alzbeta Varinch,
pi. Anna Sokol, pi. Maria Komara
q 81. Mildred Drost. Bola iidky-
nou farnosti Najsv. Troiice, Cd
boru 64. MSS. a Sley. RAbotpicke-
ho Spolku. Pohrab jej bod vo styr-
tok. Rohrabne hohosluEby odba-
vii Rev. Stefan Begana chrame
Majss. TfoNee. PoehoyanA bola Y
Calvary eintorine.
1araj Podracky, 22-rocny syn
JursiR FodrAckeh0, {. ll6 Sill
man 81, zomrel v pondelok v ne
maeaiei SE. AEbety po kratkej
~ " = -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25
DO WARREN, NEWTON FALLS
4 oK0LIA.

CT, odberatel 'om Youngst. Slo-
yenskych Novin Yo Warren, New
ton Falls a okoli oznamujeme, re
.nasim poverenym zastupcom y
Trumbull okrese je dobre znamy
obehodnik einoynfk narodny p.
Jan Krnpa, ktordho adresa je Ia
Burton Ave-, Warren, Ohio. Pro-
slime ct. rodakoy, ably p.- Krupoyi
holi ma pomoci roairit tento d.
sopis do kazdej slovenskej domae-
nosti v tom okolf, aby sa tax stal
ich orgapow q pomocnikom v kar
Szdom oso9nom poduiatf
1AdalTcia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25

MA P41DA AI4R0 zAaHNU
6 izbovy moderny dom CARA
dzom pre- 2 kary. Zaaneni sa "a 4
alebo 5 izboEy dom. Haste sa u
Mrs. Majercak, 425 Emery Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25
Is oPfC UsLo DO
MILL CREEK PARKU

Spravca Idora parku, Rex Bill
lings NAL toho tyEdna hodne
.klopoty jeho opicami, ktore pre-
zabavu deti drzi vo zvlastnej bu-
dove. Opice, poctom 25, sa pobily
a v bitke potrhaly droty ma ohra-
de a TAX sa dostaly ia slobodu.
Rozlezli sa po .celom Mill Creek
parku do stromov. Billings je
isty, ze sa opice vratia, ked' w
hladnH. I
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25

mu Dol yo styrtok rano domn
smntku a chr6mu Najsv. M. JeziS.
Pohrabne bohosluzby odbavil Rev.
Leo Relax o. s. B. Poehoyany
Dol Calvary cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25

NasledoHny je menasloy hrasov
v Sloxsusksj Hssshallasej Lige,
ako nam ho pAdaI tajomnfk Llsy
D, Michal Kornick. Deviaty mi
bel posledaym dSem ma odaEz1s-
aie kontEsktov.
vsljtsl'ni.
Campbell Hilfcrests Juraj Lns
bid, apravca; Albert Barillare, 10
zsf Bgsyer, Ernest Gustinsll.sa
Victor Francis; Andrsj Horxatn-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25
POZEMOK PRE- REZERVAR
MA VODU KUPENY

Mahoning Valley Sanitary Wa
ter District zaknpil vel ky pozs-
mok, 50 lotov pri Winchester a
Moherman Aves. pre- rezeryar ma
Ipitnu vodu pre- mesto. Este knpl
2S lotov. Rezeryar bude mat ka-
pacitu 80 milionov galonoy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25
MATTEL PREDA

Osem izboyy dom IS kupelnou a
vsetkymi pohodliami krem gazu.
Dobra barna inc budovy, 2 akre
zeme, ma l'ahke podmienky. Hla-
ste sa v {. 34S N. Meridian Ave-,
/ mil u severne Cd konca Maho-
ming kary. (22
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25
sLov1lgsxk BlAa1DAIL
LtaA.

LNA.
{Dekoncenie 1. strany.)
vysledok boil, lie Hillcrestcania Wy
hrali. Ma hru diyalo ga mnoho
l'ldi, medzi mimi ! mayor mesta
Campbell, Gordon predseda Ii
gy Kral. Joe Vrabel, RICHLY be-
hun z Hillcrest eaty, pr utekanl
vytrustil 81 tlenok a musel zane
chat hru. DIR. Sofranec, sloven-
sky chiroprakticky lekar mu no
hu napravil a Joe bude ystaye "a
Sc hrat na nedel u.
Struthers 6, Warren /.
Obaja piceri, Spelman z War
rem a Nord 20 Struthers, hadzali
vel mi dobre, ackol'vek Spelman
bal troehu diyoky, dovoliac sest
bejsoy ma iohdu, ale dal Stru-
therscanem len tri 1dery, kym
Nerd dal styri. StrnAherseania
hpali vel mi sikoyne preto do
byli takkho rozhodneho Wit az
stga. Warrenska cata mala troch
lauzoy ma bejsoch v deviation in
ningu a ziadneho Won, a sk6roya-
la len jeden obeh. Dive rychle du-
plevane Ary Motosku, Contiho a
Kaminskeho odreza1y Warrenca-
nom prilezitost na vyhru. SPRAY
ca warenskej 6aty, Frank Dar-
kus sa vyslovil, ze jsho eata bu-
de v lepsem staye tejto nedele
lebo viaceri chlapci vyssej sko.
ly, ktorf sa mu podpisali, budd ui
MIN.
Sprayea Juraj Dyeryak Far.
reil telefonoval Jannwi Kraloyi
,hy kanceloval hru Farrelleanos
$ Haseltoncanmi, leho Sloyensk5
Park vo Farrell Dol mokry. A tai
bra bola odvolanA.
Lansingv9le nehral, vytiaho
"bye".
Z
Tejto nedele Ease ha1de len jed
ma hra Y tomto okoh. Hillcrest
cania HaseltsnGania budn hrat
ma Gordon hriskm Hillcrestsan
uz zaeinai1 dobre udiefat a pre-
to spy&yca Hamrak mech je ma pc
zore. Francis aleho Barillare by
de nadhadzoyat' a Switka ehy
tat. Savage bude nadhadzoyat
"a Haseltoncanov Coliepret
chytat'. Sokoli boil Y Campbe
pozorovat' Hillcresteanov v m
a Kaeenaa, McCabe Savage trt
chu j pgezvedali sa, ale sprayc
Lubie ma yolaGo "a mkavom
ked sa tieto Saty srazia ma ned'
l'u, bude to iste poriadna hra.
Lansingyillcania budu hrat'
Warren. 4 dosayadnych prlzn'
'kov mozno oSskavat', ze Warrel
sani so ,Spelmanom ueinia hru 2
uiimavou pre- Joe Rocka a jef
lansingyillslsd eatu. Obfasky
Russell bud1 Rockoyym picero
kecerom. Warren ma al incl
yyborneho pi6era Evansoyi
ak by SpelmaneVi neslo dobr
Evans bude hotoyy to naprayit
Warrencania Majd tuho udier
j1cu catu, ale Musejl 81 uhladi
syoje hadzanie, minulej nedele t
tiz v hire so Strutherscanmi I
razy urobili chybu.
Mad 'asi pojdu do Farrell hra
8 tamoisimi Slovakmi. SPRAY
Andy Lisko ma t'azkosti 0 pic
rev. Joe Check, najlepM pieer
he caty, ma Dol ave rameno Il
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25

vieA, Miohal Katala, Michal Kar-
nick, Stefan Lubonovich, Jozef
Lubonoyich, Jan Novak, Dominic
Pacella, Sandron Parente, Louis
Parente, Jozef Switka, Sammy
Vlahovich, Jozef Vrabel, Villain
WaSko.
Lansingville- Rock, spr.;
David Bakos, Andrew Bernard,
Jay Dunlap, Michal Gegus, Mi
chal Gajdos, Stefan Mickler, Ste
fan Novak, Jan Obrosky, Andrej
0brosky, Jozef Obrosky, Jozef
Piscura, Jozef Rock, Andrej Rus
sell, Jozef Relax, Gregor Stricek,
| Martin Vidis, Dave Williams.
Struthers Slovaks-Jozef Stan
ko, sprayca; Pavel Antal, Jan
Brayer, Juraj Byak, Andy Cont,
Jozef FraSek, Frank "Buck' Ge-
| naro, Jozef Hatnick, Jan Kamin-
sky, G.. R. Kennedy, Juraj Motos-
| ko, Richard Nord, Victor Poc.o-
nen, Andrea Repasky, John Smith
Albert Shoy, Steve Ceplice.
CampbeH Magyar A. .C.-And-
rej Lisko, spravca; Sam Barilla-
Ire, Andrej Bozik, Juraj Cebula,
Jozef Check, Steve Ernody, Ste
fan Kubovcik, Andrej Lisko, Cy-
ril Miklla, James McAllister,
Alex Oris, John Padgath, S. Rel
Hey, Andrej Sirak, George Sakacs
Charles Taylor, Jan Jurik, Matej
iJurak.
| Farrell Y. NJ. S. A.-T.A. John
| SON, spravca; Harold Auchter,
lPavel Bastide, Juraj Bebic, Wal
| ter Bernard, Michal Dzurinda
Tomas Dzurinda, Edward Flynn
| Andy Greene, Jozef Gustas, Pete
| White, Jozef Kudray, Paul Mo
rean, Juraj Pavik, Jan Pollock
Stephen susa, John Seamen
ILloyd Tennant.
Haselton Sokols-Andrej Ham
rak, sprayca; Mike Collieprete
Harold Coulter, John Flannery
Andrej Hamrak, Jozef Huda, Jal
; lKacenga, StanislaN Krispinsky
j Thomas McCabe, Thomas Malloy
Thomas Savage, Jozef Smotrilla
-lJan Sulik, Michal Suba, Micha
|. ISeman, Walter Timer, Micha
Il -lVernarsky, John Valley.
u Warren Thomas Steel-Ffan
e Darkus, spraNca; X. l.. Berry, Jt
L]l zef BMcko, Jan Brockos, JAG
e. Cunningham, Henry DeSanti
! Frank Darkus, William Egal
a Mike Liehn, Michael Roken, Joh
a Smart, Hayes Spelman, John SUI
). pas, Michal Shuttle, Rabbit To-
Iii, John Thompson, Anthony Zu'
leo.
o Prepusteni.
l. " Hillcrests- Steve Ernod,
/ Andrej Sirak, Stanley Kaldon.
Al 2 Lansingville- Stefan Kot
o1 SEX.
a 10 Struthers-Emery Rhodel
M baugh, Emil JAS, Walter Hoove
10 Chester Panas, Fred Kurz.
al Campbell Magyars-Bob Aug
e, stine.
II Haselton- Charles Stiveson,
a. Richard, Steve Russell, C. Ha
t rington, Charles Talley, Jozef ID
O. rita.
ri Nevolitel'nf.
John Padgath, Campbell NJ
gyars.
t Martin Vidis, z Lansingyille.
caI
e. sMRFNE ZPRAVY.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25

Mad 'asi pojdu do Farrell hrat
8 tamolsimi Sloyakmi. spravca
Andy Lisko ma t'azkosti 0 piee-
rev. Joe Check, najlepa pieer je=
he caty, ma bod ave rameno a ne
bnde moct' hadzat' "a Wac tyz-
dHov., Kelley trpi ma prechladnu-
tie, takze celia t'archa, spociya ma
pleciach Alexa Oris. Mad 'ari ma
ja Hiekol he tuhJyeh udieracoy a
preto Polly Bastide a Pollock
mech So majd ma pozore. Farrell
sania majl styroch pHerov ma
yyber, Auchtera, Morreau-a, yel'-
keho FFanctNa q dyoch Slovakov,
BastiaA a Pollocka. Tom Dzurin-
da bude chytat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25
DO RENTU, MA PREDAJ

alebo ma lease 5 izbovy novy dom,
2S15 Vestal Road. Vsetky poho-
dlia, blizko oceliarni. Telefonu3te
3S939 alebo prid'te k John Ri
chards, 279 Glenwood Ave.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-04-12
urc is velty promising.

urc is velsy promising.
KaIispelI-kevln Per Cent
The Kalispell-Kevln also slipped
back into the dividend paying cosumn
this week and are today sending out
checks to its unitholders for 5 per
cent. This company has paid over
$SOO,O00 in dividends to its unithoId-
.ers and 1rcm present Indications will
once more pay regular monthly
checks.
For a number Of months the com
pany has passed dividends, on ac-
count OF the government rendering 2
decision that required the COMPANY
to pay heavy added income tax, De-
sides the income tax paid by the IN
diHtiduals. This added tax amounted
to more than $4,000 in a lump sum.
This has been paid and from now on
the dividends will likely come more
regularly Kalispell Monitor.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-04-12
YES, KEVIN BALL CLUB
WILL HOLD BIG DANCE

Friday and Saturday, April 20 and
21, Kevin will stage their two nights
of joy-making at the Kevin theatre,
when they hold their second annual
dance and the days of 49, Nothing
will be left undone to show the people
who attend this affair two real even
ings OF fun and happiness. The ccm-
mittee are now busy getting things
in shape, and the very best music
that can be had are engaged for these
two nights, which are known as
Scotty's band. Ticks will be en- sale
by the latter part of this week, price
$1.0O You should make your plans
now to be in Kevin on both OF these
nights, April 20 and 21 just come,
that's alive will see that you en-
joy yourself.
Sunburst will stage their baseball
dance, Saturday evening, April IA
They also will have real ball team
this year, and you should attend this
dance, for we all know that you ali
ways have a good time at Sunburst
The dance given at Oilmont few
nights ago for the benefit of the Oil
mont ball club was decided success,
and tney realized around $25O.OO after
all expenses we're paid. The north
end ball clubs are greatly indebted
to the Brewerton Brothers for their
kindness in donating the halls for
these dances-it shows that they are
with us, and it is appreciated very
much Now don't forget to attend
all Of the baseball dances sunburst
Saturday, April a. Kelvin April 20
and 21st.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-04-12
COURT RULING
IMPORTANT TO
OIL INDUSTRY
DECISION IN TooLE COUNTY CASE
HAS BEARING ON MANY
ROYALTY MATTERS

A decision vitality affecting the oil
industry in Toole county, operators
as well as land owners, was handed
down by the supreme court April Z,
when the court affirmed the decision
Of Edith Hochsprung versus Z. G.
Stevenson and Sunburst Oil and Re
filming company.
The case involved the interpreta-
ton of royalty assignment from
which is common use in the Kevin-
Sunburst field, it being estimated
that there are at least 1000 Of thes Z
assignments of record in this counby.
The plaintiff. Edith Hochsprung, had
given an assignment of Az percent
royalty to the defendant, Stevenson,
and it was claimed by the defendant
that upon the expiration Of the lease
in effect at the time the assignment
Of royalty was given, his interest in
the land was increased eight times
what 1t had previously been, or from
AZ percent to 36 percent.
The case was tried in the district
court Of Toole county before Judge
Charles S. Hartman, and in his decis-
ion Judge Hartman held adversely to
the claim of Stevenson and his COM
pany and held that they were only
entitled to AZ percent of the min
erals
The defendant appealed from this
decision to the state supreme court,
which court however, affirmed Judge
Hartman's decision and held that the
defendants were only entitled to 416
percent of the minerals in place.
On account Of the large number Of
similar assignments in force in the
Kevin-unburst field, the decision is
OF particular interest to land owners,
since different ruling would have
meant that many of them would have
been deprived Of eight times the
amount Of royalty they assumed they
were selling at the time of making
the royalty sale.
Mrs. Hochsprung was represented
in the litigation by Louis P. Donovan
and j. w Kelly of Shelby, while the
defendants were represented by
Homer G. Murphy and Hurd, Rhodes.
Hall & McCabe Of Great Falls
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-04-12
GAS HEARING HELD YESTERDAY

The hearing held by the Montana
State Commissioners at the office of
the Big West Refinery yesterday, was
opened 1T 10 a. M The complaint
made hy The Big West OH and Re-
lining company against the Northern
Gas company, Billings. with branch
OFFICE ct this place, alleges the rates
charged by the Northern Gas compa-
ny Tor natural gas is excessive, and
asks tlse Commissioners to fix rate
that wi permit use OF natural gas
II IA FeEIng7y T. r. Hawley, gen
era1 manager Of the Big West com
pany, and Judgs Orr of Spokane, were
present at the meeting, also B S.
Arcn0w Of Shelby, Jack O'Donnell
president OF the Northern Gas COM
pIany, Billings, T. L. Worthington.
secretary OF the Northern Gas com
pany Billings, and Commissioners
Young, Boyle and Dennis of Helena
Attorney B. G. Toomey OF Helena
acted for the Northern Gas company,
While Judge Orr of Spokane repres
ented the refinery in the hearing.
The Commissioners have taken the
case under advisement and will rend-
er their decision within few days
Waaile this melting was in session
petition circulated by Kevin bust
ness people asking that the minimum
rate be cut, and this was also taken
under consideration
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-04-12
$50 FOk ROBT. MILLER
SAYS JUDGE FURBER

The case Of the State Of Montans
vs. Robert Muller was held in Judgt
Fnrbers court yesterday afternoon
This was 4 lpisdaaneanor charge, in
which it was charged that Miller had
threatened to shoot a sheephsrdel
who was herding for D. A. McRae
It appears that McRae had rented the
Miller ranch for sheep grazing pur
poses, and Miller fonbid Paul Kraus
the herder. from running the sheep
on plowed ground. Judge Furbel
founl in favor Of the plaintiff and
imposed fine OF fifty dollans and
the costs Of the case upon the de
fendart.
Attorney Jonl W. C,Oarn Of Cut
Bank appeared for the defendant,
while John W Huntsberger Of Sun
burst represented the state.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-04-12
POWERS RESIGNS.
ERICKSON PICKS
JOHN MOUNTJOY

Helena, April 8. John W. Mount
joy Of Boulder. sheriff of Jefferson
county, was Thursday appointed sec
retary OF state by Gov. j. E. Ericlz-
son to succeed William Powers, who
rendered his resignation Thursday to
become effective April is. Mr.
Mountjoy has been sheriff of Jeffer
son county for more than five years
and has been resident OF Montana
dor 3S years, having lived in Madi.
son, Jefferson and Silver Bow coun
ties.
Mr. Powers announced Thursday
that he intends to devote his time to
his interests in northeastern Monta-
ma, where he was engaged in the
banking business prior to his ap-
poinment as secretary OF state. His
resignation to Governor Erickson fol-
iOws:
''In compliance with my desire to
devote my time to my interests in
northeastern Montana, | hereby sub
init my resignation as secretary of
state, effective April Is, 1928.
Il highly appreciate the courtesies
you have extended to me in the adj
ministration Of the affairs OF my +
flee and shall take with me tne
fondest memories Of my associat ton
with your excellent administration. :
Afr. Mountjoy, a democrat, resign
ed as sheriff Of Jefferson county
Wednesday night and the county
commissioners Immediately named L.
d. knight, undershertff, to the vac
ancy
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-04-12
DIXON. FILES FOR
SENATE, DENNIS
FOR GOVERNOR

State politics have taken on new
and lively aspects within the past
week, with several prominent men
announcing their candidacy for ma,
tional and state offices.
Gov. John E. Erickson filed mis- de-
claration a few days ago to become
a candidate for the democratic nom
inaticn in the July primaries to sue
ceed himself. He will likely not be
opposed for the nomination. He was
elected over Joseph NJ Dixon in 1924
by more than $4,000 majority
Dixon Files For Senate
Joseph M. Dixon Of Missoula last
week entered the race for seat in
the United States senate. He filed
with the secretary of state his dec
laration as candidate for the repub-
lican nomination. At the same time
W. J. Paul Of Deer Lodge filed as a
republican candidate for governor
and W. S Mccormick of Kalispen
for reelection as lieutenant COVER
nor
Mr.. Dixon served two terms in
congress and one term in the United
States senate. from Montana He
followed Theodore Roosevelt in MS
bolt from the party in 1912 and was
active i'm the progressive party cam
paign, going down to defeat, him
self, as its candidate for the senate
In 1920 he was elected governor and
served four years In 1924, he was
defeated by John E. Erickson after
a bitter campaign.
Dennis Files For Governor
Lee Dennis, member Of the state
public sruice commission, and one Of
the most widely known men in Mon
tana, last week filed his petition for
nomination with the secretary of
state announcing his candidacy for
the republican nomination for COVER
nor at the primaries July II. Mr..
Dennis is a resident of Great Falls,
and enjoys an extensive acquaintance
all over the state He has long been
active in organized labor. and four
years ago was candidate for the
republican nomination for governor.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-04-12

This week our Linotype machine il
being run bv electricity. FURNISHED by
the Great Northern Utilities company
which was only connected in our
place yesterday. For the past three
years the Review have had their
share share OF trouble trying to run
their machinery with gasoline en-
gines, which all printers know is a
read undertaking, but now we hope
that our engine troubles are over.
The Great Northern Utilities com.
pany turned On the Juice in Kevin
Tuesday evening, and Within few
days practically every place in the
town will be using the power. Man
ager Cross Of Shelby was in Kevin
yesterday and he informs the Review
reporter that work on this line is
progressing raridly and that they will
soon have their lines extended to
Sweet Grass. Sunburst is already
using uhe power rua1lasae0 Dy une
Great Northern Utilities company
mt. Cross stated tnat Oiimont would
also pe using 1pelr power IN tne nes4
auture' ana they are now Iulnlsn'ns
power for Cut Bank, and it is their
lntentaon 20 extend shelr lines eaSs'
making hsnt fof DeEon' eslata' 10
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