Hindenburg Seeks Votes Amid Hanover Demonstration
Field Marshal Von Hindenburg appeared in gala uniform as a vast Hanover crowd saluted him. A nationalist rally featured youth groups and ex-officer societies, while many marched in varied attire from silk hats to work shirts. The crowd cheered him as savior and symbol of days past, with demonstrations echoing imperial pomp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agraria Federation
Admiral von Schroeder
Hanover
Germany
Bield Marshal von Hindenburg
Iit
Broquafer
Hanover’ ‘and Daughters
Bt Helm
Imperial da
von Hindenburg
Grawing
Berlin
Witnesses Set for Wheeler Trial in New York City
Assistant Attorney General Stewart says several strong witnesses will be put on the stand as the government proceeds in the Wheeler case. Senator Thomas J. Walsh, chief of defense counsel, announced the government rests its case and the trial moves toward potential acquittal, with duration to be determined by the number of witnesses and testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen Stewart
Stewart
Thomas J. Walsh
Special meeting of Irish republican clubs at St Marys Hall
A special meeting is called for this evening at 4 30 at St Marys School Hall to hear Miss Mary Mackwiney, representative of the Irish Republican cause. Attending clubs include Sarefield Hovins, branches of the American Association for the Restoration of the Irish Republic, and Cumann M Ban. Mackwiney is expected to address the Butte audience on Irish matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish
St .Mary's School Hall
Father Hannan
Mary Mackwiney
Sarefield Hovins Club
American Association For Recition of the
Irish Republic
Cumann M'Ban
Mackwiney
Butte
Woolidge Seeks Report Of Sale In Shipping Row
In a garbled note, officials reference bids and a ship company amid a District of Columbia matter. The confusion hints at a political clash over policy and a court action linked to affidavits filed yesterday. No clear announcement was made by White House or Shipping Board. Weather data mentions a broad area of low pressure with a center over the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile Mail Steamship ‘Company
Plummer
Jompson
District of ‘Columbia
Sus Peme
Aieath
White House
O'Connor
Integer Nerday
Deas
Am I Intruding Play Delights School Crowd
St Johns Senior Dramatic club staged Am I Intruding in the crowded high school auditorium. Jerry led the cast with a professional handling while Anna Blow, Mrs Hast and Charles Rolman also delivered notable performances. Arthur Trimble Joe O Leary and Charles St John received praise for their roles. Jimmie McDermott provided a fine song interlude with Adda Carr Helen Dennarra and Mary Jane Enstrum among the singers. Audience reaction was highly favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Senior Dramatic Club
Jerry
Anna Blow
Arthur ‘Trimble
Joe O'Leary
Charles St. John
Blanche Antin
Img Taery
Charles Rolman
Adda Carr
Helen Dennara
Mary Jane Enstrum
John Mothy
Five States Swept by Storm Across Nation
A severe storm swept across five states causing extensive damage. In Illinois Peoria reports a $500,000 loss with two men killed in a store fire that spread to a garage. Kentucky felt hail and wind with widespread outages and downed poles disrupting telegraph and telephone service. New Hampshire recorded five inches of snow in gusty flurries. Numerous buildings were unrooted and injuries reported to Sunday school attendees, with power and communications mostly restored by night.
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Fornado
Kentucky
Hall
New Hamphire
Concord
New Hampshire
Walsh Promoted To Film Management In Butte Office
Tom Walsh of Butte, formerly on the sales staff of Greater Features Film Company, was promoted to the Butte office manager. A native of Butte and noted athlete, he was a Beloit College letter winner. Agricultural chief forbids use of the word dry in official notes to avoid triggering discussions about irrigation and sugar supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Walsh
Butte
Greater Fetures Film
Manag Butte
Walsh
Bute High
Beloit’ College
Market Drifts On Choss Currents In New York
Market drift described as a drifting one with underlying conditions improving slightly. Industrial activity weak, but money rates ease. steel output steady and pig iron demand weak. Commodity prices fall to postwar lows. sugar copper lead zinc hit new lows. Grain unsettled, cotton firmer on drought, railroad earnings steady with high car loadings. Auto sector positive with spring demand boosting production and shares. Oil and gasoline prices seen easing after crude output increases.
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Associated Press
New York
Fed
April Showers and Flurries Mark Weekend Weather
The April weekend brought variable skies and mild temperatures with a high around 49 and a low near 43. Motorists reported excellent road conditions after Sabbath drives, while the Butte region noted slightly above half an inch of precipitation for the month and continued unsettled weather with potential heavy rain.
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Butte
Basin Boy Victim Of Accidental Shot
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Basin April 19. Elwood Milla Gendrow, 12, was fatally shot while returning from a hunting trip. Alva White, 12, reported the gun fired without the shooter’s knowledge. The bullet struck Gendrow’s jugular vein. an inquest deemed the death accidental. He leaves a mother, stepfather, two sisters, a stepbrother, and other relatives.
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Standard
BASIN
Elwood
Milla
Gendrow
Young Gendrow
Alva White
Authoritien
Young White
White
Huntin
Paradise
Sohn
John Gendrow
Alice
Irene
Walter Gendrow
A. Ford
Butte Man Challenges Old Runner to Match
Butte's Capa James Grenson announced a challenge to J C Harper aged 38 with other runners. A 50 yard exhibition by Captain Gleason showed lingering speed, timing 7.25 seconds, as the aged racer aims to meet the old champion for money or chalk in a race.
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Butte
Gleason
Anaconda Team Rosters Backed by Lodell in Spring Tryouts
Anaconda News reports Al Lodell reorganizing the Anodes baseball squad with several signees and trials. Prospects include infielders and a possible catcher, while Emanuel, Kerlette, King, and Kyle are highlighted. Former minor leaguers and majors targets mix with local hopefuls as tryouts begin.
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John Han
Jock
al Lodell
Anodes
Lodell
Emanuel
Ike
Eld
Kerlete
Ralph King
Kyle
Anaconda
Hoat
Marines
Anode
Marines Aguine
Car- Tol
Slabeter
Rose
Barney Kearnan
Tuck
Walter Reessey
Nell
Re- Kain
Missoula
Tom. Shanley
Shanley
Denver
St. Paul
Garden
Louis Sells
Cronile Domitrovich
Earl Tucker
Bia
Emaguel Wit
Willam Gerran
San “Francisco
Bers
Swedish Pastor Warns Against Dancing Relying on Spiritual Values
A Swedish pastor denounces dancing citing church separations and moral concerns. He argues modest pleasure should be recreation not excess and warns of physical and spiritual harm from ballroom excitement. He appeals to congregants to apply scripture to dancing and social conduct.
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Mary
Whitehall Alumni Present Three Act Comedy Touched Me
Whitehall alumni staged a Tuesday gymnasium production of the three act comedy Touched Me drawing a large local audience. Miss Winifred Fitch directed with seven locals in the cast and an orchestra providing music, plans already made to repeat the performance Wednesday.
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Whitehall
Winifred Fitch
Ralph Murphy
Edith Young
Dorothy Coghlan
Walter Jergensen
John Skorheim
Mies Winifred Fitch
al Jen Bryan
Dick Thompson
Dean ‘Tidball
Catherine Clinon
Mabel Lewis
Marjorie Macrae
Manhattan News Social Roundup April Visitors
Local residents hosted and visited friends around Manhattan. Ivy Lemons and George Oyler joined Jack White ranch guests on Tuesday. Barney Post and son-in-law Harry Droge spent time at a country home. Miss Nettle Hyink stayed with sister Mrs Joe Belings. Bozeman residents Mesdames Benjamin Annie Hoyt Gilbert Monroe called on Manhattan friends. Mrs George Taylor visited Wednesday in Belgrade. Ed De Booer and Mrs Baker were guests at Bro John Baker’s home Tuesday.
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Marion White Arts and Crafts Club
Rational Guard Company
Edward Smith
Dillon Arriv
J. F. Reeagan
Whitehall
Jerusalem
Methodist Church
R. Wullenwaber
Bob
Three Forks
Wullenwabér
Tutte
Forks
Sarah Louise Larson
Sand” Springs
Mont
Dillon
State Normal College
Harry Thompson
Ennis
Beamer
Kalispell
Whitehall News
Fred Fessenden
Madison
Jean Huston
Pleasant Valley
Hos.t
Pleasan’ Valley
Tadice
Col. L. C. Pace
and Weld
Ivy Lemons
George Oyler
Jack White
Barney Post
Harry Droge
Miss Nettle Hyink
Joe Belings
Manhattan
George Taylor
Belgrade
Ed de Booer
John’ Baker
Jeffers News Notes from Madison County April Update
Jeffers column dated April 19 recounts visitors and locals from Sheridan Virginia City and Butte including Elen Raymond Dellan, Mrs. Carey and son Austin, Brice Clark, Victor Clark, LE Kurfiss and son Harry, and many others. It notes travel to Ennis Cameron and Norris, marriages of Gladys Thexton and Louis Chamberlin, movements of families to Thompson Falls and Meadow Lake, a nurse J. Spencer Watking, and local horse buying and ranch activity with Irregular mentions of health updates and a baby birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffers
Elen Raymond
Dellan
Sheridan
D. W. Raymond
Matt Carey
Austin
Virginia Ciy
Wylie Davis
C. W. Rank
Ennis
Virginia City
Arthur Nelson
Brice Clark
Chandler
Victor Clark
LE. Kurfiss
Harry
At. A. Switzer
2. A. Hamilton
Alp Nelson
Butte
Sta
Edna ‘Daems
Meadow Lake Inn
James Shewmaker
Andie Chloe Hutchins
I. A. Hutchins
Lyon
R. Hippe
Frank Herrick
C. Coseland
Gouget Ie
Bernice
Mise
Edna Jackson
Pony
C. M. Holbert
Ernie
Arthur’ Nelson
Norris
Mex
Percy Huntley
Ruth and
Patt
Switzer
K. A. Pasley
TM. Grady
Hie
J. Spencer Watking
Somoeks
Elwood Werner
Satur
White
William Jones
J. R. Allenburg
H. C. Burgess
Twin Bridges
Our Valley
M. A. Switzer
F. N. Falbaum
Cameron
Robert Doherty
Cliff Lake Mail
Gladys ‘Thexton
Louis
Chamberlin
Ed Chamberlin
Justice Angle
Ernest Vetter
A. E. Gilmer
Florida
Theodore Saunders
Lloyd Love
Frank Conkling
J. M. Conway
Hardin, Mont
Our
Wes Wiles
Harold Miller
John Ri
McAllister
Joe Dauterman
Jeffers Satur
Elmer Kurfiss
Daughte
Gertrude
Varney
Helmstead
Finley
Will Hughes
Grey Bull
Wyo
John Black
Manhattan
Sue Knight
M. V. McKay
Harold Stats
Preston
Robert Sprague
Olford Wolverton
Howard Houchins
Yellow Barn
J. N. Lockridge
Cameron Ranch
Harrison
I. M. Linthacum
Meadow Inarian
Dillon Bureau State College Holds Cross-Country Test
Dillon April 19 report from Montana State Normal College outlines a cross country trial for the track squad. Dan Bock won the roughly 2.7 mile race in 14 minutes 2 seconds and the top ten finishers advance to Bozeman for next Saturday’s event. Pace setter George Melton and the ten names listed include Rock, Sebastian, Funk, Brown, McDonald, Panky, Solace, R. Johnson, W. Johnson and McMillan.
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Dillon
Montana State Normal College
State College
Bozeman
Dan Bock
George Melton
University of Michigan
Rock
Sebastian
Funk
Brown
Mcdonald
Panky
Solace
R. Johnson
W. Johnson
McMillan
Beaverhead Sportsmen Open Campaign for Predatory Bird Control
Dillon April 19 Beaverhead county sportsmen inaugurate their annual drive to exterminate predatory birds by paying 10 cents per dozen magpie owl and crow eggs collected at the union electric office. warnings urge only target eggs and no nest disturbance. later a dedicated shoot will follow as part of the season program.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
Associaon
Union Electric Company
Ditton
Wanur
Beaverhead County
Deer Lodge News Notes Highlights Local Visits
Deer Lodge April 19 Clarence Risch left for Alaska Fite Patrick to Butte for business. Dr John Torkelson of Butte visited Deer Lodge. Toomey of Helena visited friends. Father Barry of Butte visited. John Moore and Mrs Moore drove to Butte to visit. Associated Charities meeting postponed to April 27. John Moore of Mimoula arrived to visit relatives. H H Brown of Alberton was in town. Maurice McCleeland returned to Helena. John Moore and Mrs Moore traveled to Butte for a brief visit. Pioneer residents enjoy laughter and slam over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Elmer Gordon
Arm Ke
Fred Gilbert
Madison County
Big Hole Basin
Art Belzer
Twin Bridges
Mary Harris
Butte
Biggerman
Deer Lodge
Goldie Henderson
Dale Metlen
Dilton
Roy Ward
Armstead
Barrett Hospital
Carl Darnutzer
MeHessor
Parke T. Scott
Armatend
Guy Gray
Milipoint
Clarence Risch
Fitepatrick
John Torkelson
Deer’ Lodge
Toomey
Helena
Deer Lodge Friends
Father Barry
John Moore
Friends
Asociated Charities
Mimoula
H.H. Brown
Alberton
John Collins
Busines
Yenter
Maurice McCleeland
Homie
Elas
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Vow Hindenburg
Nyge
Wheeler
Wwoolidge
Omina'es
Rocoa
St. John’s Dramatic Club
Altoona
Bowman
Willelty
Ana
Thostana “Tarme
Vigtim
Butte Man
Anaconda News
Cosmos Club
Yellowstone Hall
E.c
R. Springer
Mammothi
Manhattan News
Madison County News
Dillon Bureau State College
Deen Loge Buren
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