Great Fleet of U S War Vessels Arrives at San Francisco
The Associated Press reports the grand fleet of U S warships arrived from southern waters for ten days of maneuvers in Hawaiian waters. The armada steamed into San Francisco harbor in a vast, silent procession with destroyers and other craft trailing in, while a large crowd gathered along piers and docks despite low visibility.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Golden Gate
United States
Hawaiian
Australia
New Zealand
Tho
Hilaides
Van
Francisco
San Pedro
Seattle
Diese
Valdes
Cook On His Way To Start Prison Term
The article chronicles John Wilbur Cook, noted as a celebrated convict, whose imprisonment and costs of 12,000 are cited. It recounts his prior fame after a North Pole claim, later challenged by Admiral Peary, and notes his career shifts and sensational publicity in Texan media before the end of a grand advertising and refinery-building phase.
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Cook
Hie
North
Admiral Peary
North Pole
Fale
Wella
Orld
Ervert Ra
Tie
Rita Page
Newepeper
Cirou
Giies
Police Find Body of Murdered Girl in Struggle Claim
Police report that the murdered girl died after a violent struggle. Medical examiners noted clear signs of a fierce fight, with wounds suggesting she resisted an attack. Authorities are investigating the scene for clues and potential suspects.
Navy air pilots plan arctic voyage to Norse ruins
Navy air pilots and explorer Vilhjalmur MacMillan plan a summer voyage from unspecified port to Labrador Greenland and Cape Columbia to study ancient Norse ruins. The Bowdoin will not be used. aircraft and radio experiments will aid data collection with observations on tidal phenomena and possible undiscovered landmasses.
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Babrador
Greenland
Cape Columbia
Peary
MacMillan
Bowdoin
Arctic
Navy Department
MacMillan Inter
Eric Ehe Red
Herriot Declares Will Never Quit Amid France Debt Talks
France faces continued financial tension as Herriot urges a clear national balance sheet and citizens invest in four percent bonds. London watchers focus on how any French debt payments to Britain could influence British tax policy and potential Dawes plan effects. Churchill, preparing a budget, weighs possible income tax relief if France offsets U.S. debt repayments.
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London
Associated Press
France
Great Britain
Winston Spencer Churchill
United States
Churchill
Two Fatally Shot in Memphis Battle
In Memphis a motorcycle patrolman T. B. Knox, 43, was shot and fatally wounded after stopping an automobile amid a disturbance. Carl Rogers, alleged bootlegger, fired at Knox and was himself shot and wounded by Knox. A woman who screamed for help was identified as Rogers’ divorced wife.
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Associated Press
Memphis
T. B. Knox
Carl Rogers
Knox
Fout
Rogers
Death claims Maurice Condon former alderman
Maurice Condon of 216 East Quarts street longtime Butte alderman from the First ward died early yesterday after a prolonged illness. He came to the United States at 19, lived in Butte for 28 years, and was active in civic affairs. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at Sacred Heart church with burial in Holy Cross cemetery. city officials will attend. He leaves a widow, his mother, four daughters Ann Catherine Helen, and Mrs Al Garey, two sons Paul and Maurice, and a brother John in New Jersey.
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Maurice Condon
East Quarts Street
Alderman Condon
United States
Butte
Iast
Condon
Sacred Heart Church
Holy Crome
Alty
Three Are Killed in Florida Storm
The Florida storm unroofed homes and sent debris high into the air as Arthur Pryor, band master of Hialeah, reported roofs rising 200 to 300 feet. He described the noise as akin to cannons firing while hundreds of cars clogged roads toward the disaster scenes amid widespread damage and multiple fatalities.
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Arthur Pryor
Hialeah
Young joy rider defies Boston police in wild rides
Boston April 5 six motorcycle officers pursue a 18 year old youth blamed by authorities for terrorizing Charlestown with stolen car escapades since Tuesday. Police describe the spree as reckless and dangerous as they track the suspect through the district.
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Associated Press
Boston
Charlestown
Civic education and health urged in lectures
A speaker urged better physical conditioning education and systemic teaching across vocations, criticizing outdated schooling. He warned that farm youth educated in city environments rarely return to the land and called for more rural schools. He stressed citizenship, religious instruction, and moral education as essential amid debates on controversial religious content. Mina Vern Hopkins and Violet Laity performed, and Lowndes Maury will discuss Thomas Jefferson next week.
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Hamilton
America
Charles W. Elliott
Harvard
Micah
Mina Vern Hopkins
Mina
Violet Laity
Lowndes Maury
Thomas Jefferon
Settlers Viging of Colony Scheme
American families recount a failed Bolivia colonization venture in Grand Chacos. William Pitner and Robert Gallantine, with spouses and seven children, describe malarial fever, poor land, and lack of medical aid after paying high prices for plots and equipment. Frederick J. Stimson plans government inquiry into the promoter’s schemes.
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Associated
New York
Bolivia
de Plate
William ‘C.” Pitner
Colgate
Okla
Robert’ Gallantine
Buenos Ares
Oklahoma
Gallentine
Grand Chacos
Holivia
Pittner
Frederick J. Stimson
Turned
State moves to prejudice public in release case
Mercury traces were alleged in the bodies as the state pressed to keep bail denied. Dr Olson and Mrs McClintock were named in prescription records from local drug stores, part of a plan outlined by Shepherd's attorneys to prejudice the environmental case. Attorney Robert B Crowe spoke for the state.
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Ride Drug
Shooting dispute leads to man’s hospital stay
Don Stevens was wounded in a quarrel over strawberry plant ownership at Charles Heights. He remains in Hamilton hospital and is improving, predicting a return home soon. John Novakoff surrendered to authorities, jailed pending a hearing, claiming self defense after Stevens allegedly attacked with a pitchfork.
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Hamilton
Don Stevens
John Novakoff
Charles Heights
Hamilton Hospital
John Novakott
Novakoff
Stevens
Montana Breaks Her Crop Record in 1924
The report notes Montana’s 1924 crop output exceeded all prior years in tonnage, offset by dry weather in central and western areas while eastern regions performed strongly. Acreage rose 5.4 percent from 1923 and 1.9 percent above the five-year average, with gains in corn, winter wheat, flax, beans, and potatoes and declines in spring wheat and rye.
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Contin
Montana
Dillon Bureau Pool Hall Robbed of Small Amount
April 6 Dillon reports a break in at the Greed pool hall on Montana Street with a small silver cash loss. The intruders entered during the night and fled. three men James Finnegan Earl Clark Henry Thomas were jailed by the county sheriff for investigation.
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Henry Thomas
Montana Trail Blazer Passes 67th Milestone
Bozeman April 5 Nelson Story one of the early Montana pioneers who came to what is now Montana and who for about 60 years made his home in Bozeman celebrated his eighty seventh birthday yesterday at his West Main street home where he has lived for more than 35 years. Illness and general decline kept him mainly at home though he can use a wheelchair and receive flowers and greetings from relatives and friends.
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Dillon News Nuano
Dillon
Albert Smith
Twin ‘Bridges
M. C. Rand
B. Folt
California
Los Angels
Jeasse McBride
Salmon City
Idaho
D'llon
Sheridan
Dale Mellen
Horse Prai
Bozeman
Nelson Story
Child’s condition remains unchanged after crash
Three year old Philip Crase, with his grandmother Mrs Crase, was injured Saturday when struck by a lamp post knocked over by two colliding cars. He rests easily at St James hospital. Three ribs may be broken. doctors await X rays to learn full extent of injuries.
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Philip Crase
Butte Receives First April Shower In Record Weather
April brought a cold rain to Butte with spasmodic showers across the day while eastern and southern mountains saw heavy snowfall reaching the foothills. Forecasters predicted unsettled conditions and cooler temperatures ahead as the storm moved through the region.
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Butte
Tofay
Death of 13-year-old Tevon Weber in Deer Lodge
Tevon Weber, 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor N Weber, died after illness in Deer Lodge April 5. She recently graduated eighth grade. Funeral mass will be at Immaculate Conception Church Monday at 9 a.m. Burial follows at Hill Crest Cemetery after removal from the family home at 10 a.m.
Single Ticket to be Voted On Today in Deer Lodge
City election held Monday in Deer Lodge with polls open from 8 am to 6 pm. The ballot lists Mayor Franke Zonley. aldermen First Ward Ed Sears, Second Ward Ed ONeill, Third Ward McLain, Fourth Ward Ferome Hamill. Police Magistrate Harry Peterson. same judges and clerk from the city primary.
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Deer Lodge
Yelock
Orelock
Franke Zonley
Ed Sears
Ed O'Neill
McLain
Ferome *Hamill
Harry Peterson
Lerke
Nelson School Trustees Named After Deer Lodge Election
Deer Lodge notes report trustees Kemp and Nelson were led as school district No. 1 leaders after an election held yesterday. More than ballots were cast in the race. McDowell and daughter visited Saturday as Mr. and Mrs. J. Owsley attended a local race event.
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Deer Lodge
Eo Kemp
Nels Nelson
McDowell and
Daught
J. Owsley
Larson Infant Dies. Funeral Planned for Monday
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Cal Larson died yesterday. The remains are at Sherman Reed funeral home with services set for 2 PM Monday at Mountain View Cemetery. Interment will follow at Holy State cemetery.
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Larson
Cal
Sherman & Reed
Mountain View Cemetery
Undertaker and Embalmer Names and Funeral Notices
In this city Tolvo Aber aged a resident of Veraville died yesterday. Survived by his wife and children. Funeral arrangements announced by J Walsh Co Directors at 20-200 Weet Park Street. Silver Row Camp No 5808 Woodmen of America referenced in notice.
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Silver Row
Giodera
Woodmen of America
Aho
Tolvo Aber
Veraville
Nis ‘Dow
Pannie Ano
Helen
Jenni Ann
Therem
J. Walsh CO. Directors
Emberme Phen
Weet Perk Street
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