Funeral of Sheriff George Warburton Held at Hillcrest Cemetery
The body of the late George Warburton was buried this afternoon at Hillcrest cemetery in Deer Lodge. One of the largest funerals in the city showed the esteem in which the deceased was held. The Rev J W Atwood led the service at the Episcopal church. Pallbearers included E J Cummings TC Larable Verne Dolson Harry Thompson Laurence Parker and William Julien. A guard from the American Legion in uniform accompanied the procession. About 50 residents from Elliston Avon and nearby Anaconda attended, as Warburton was murdered near Elliston by two highwaymen.
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Elliston
Avon
Anaconda
Warburton
Special Election Bond Vote Called for April and July
Fragmented notice states a special election to vote bonds with dates in April and July to provide funds for school programs. Mentions $800,000 bond and $550,600 figures, with references to teachers and extensions amid unclear phrasing. Multiple garbled phrases reference bond funding and environmental concerns.
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Toguing Ion
Will Explore for New Beds of Coal
Homer Seonna and associates plan exploration for new coal beds. The fragment references a mining effort with possible organizational involvement and unspecified scope or location.
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Homer Seonna
Big Timber School Board Forms New Organization
At a Saturday meeting in Big Timber the new school organization was perfected with Mrs H C Pound presiding as chairwoman pro term. Officers include Mrs Pound, Mrs Harry Crom, Oscar Fallang, John Ellingston, and RF Hickman. Teachers’ wages set between 1200 and 1300 a year. most old teachers re-elected. Nearby reports note travelers from Sweet Grass County visiting, a hunting tour party, and local social events amid IS winter with frosty nights and early vegetables planted.
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BIG Timber
H.C. Pound
Harry. Crom
Pound
Herman’ U Termohie
Oscar Fallang
Billings
Montana Stockgrowers' Association
Sersion
Wallis Huldekoper
Jona Bell
A. V. Melvor
Sweet Grast County
Tom Busham
Winnett
Fields
G. J. Molchan
Pittsburg
Wallace Brown
North Adams
Mase
E. Pat Kelly
Melville
Gham
Busha’s
Guy Skillman
Dean Lowry
J.B. Lowry
Lyla Almquist
Agnes Campbell
Coerinne Rue
Sam Cleveland
Begin Work for Near East Relief in Yellowstone County
Billings April 22 ston former mayor chairs Near East relief work in Yellowstone County A Getler secretary and a banker to be named treasurer County quota to be decided soon start date for fund campaign noted Dr Lincoln Wirt noted speaker on Near East subjects went to Re Lodge after days here Lodges of donations raise 2000 and obtain citizens and organizations to adopt Armenian children
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Billings
Ston
Yellowstone County
Getler
Lincoln Wirt
Int
Local Notes From Deer Lodge and Surroundings
April report from Deer Lodge notes arrivals and job changes including Sarah joining the Jumpia Dictaphone firm in Spokane and a marriage license issued Thursday to Elmera Falls and Lian Nores. Residents discuss paving costs with estimates ranging from 150000 to nearly double that figure while others attend church events and community meetings.
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Sarah
Whitworth Pharmacy
Ot Jumpia Dictaphone Company
Spas
Eimera Falls
Lian Nores
Clive Fried
Jack Shaubur
Salt Lake
Robert Buliwinke
Milwaukee Rigg Ores
Butte
Clark
Redfield
Presbyterian Clurch Hall
Leonard Wood
Elliston
George Warepiniga Bhareday
Frank Dougherty
Jamey Dougherty
Welix Senecah
Frank Th. Smith
Nan Assa
Wreck causes switch failure and depot disruption in Whitehall
Whitehall news reports a freight wreck on the Northern Pacific main line caused by an open switch and defective frog, forcing trains to use sidings. It also notes deaths and local visits, including Charles L. Dahler aged 85, with family in residence near Eliver Star, and ongoing social news of locals traveling, visiting, and moving between towns. Charles L. Dahler is remembered by friends in New York and local kin.
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Whitehall
Charles L. Dahler
Eliver Star
Eugene
Charles Jr
Montana
Patrick Largey
New York
George McKeown
Lura_Devine
Harriet Green
Ockel
Daugher
Harriet
Butte
Nat Moore
L. R. Packard
Lincoln
Neb
Robert Doherty
Buito
Erickson
Doherty
Miles City hosts South St Paul business men visit
On April 22 South St Paul business leaders, with the Sty Past Spociation, visited Miles City for an annual gathering. Minnesota State Band provided music at a Heike home reception and city livestock interests were discussed during the social visit. Fever-related notes from Tonopah report miners absent with no strike action or formal demands asserted.
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Miles City
South Str.Paul
Sty Past Spociation
Minnesota
Ims Uorests
More Oil Companies Incorporated in Helena Area
Local notices report multiple new oil company incorporations in Helena and surrounding Glen area. Named firms include Broadwater Hotel company of Itel George ittamwe Avril 42 Incorporations aive with several individuals such as Rocke Gee Pape Rock Travey and Leonard Hudeerand.
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Helena
Broadwater Hotel Company
Itel- George Ittamwe
Aive
Rocke
Gee Pape
Pio Ai Pan
Leonard
Raymond Hudeerand
Glen
Hever
Sioux City stock show delegation visits Miles City
A Sioux City stockyards delegation arrived from Billings this afternoon to renew acquaintances and announce the 5th annual stock show and feeders event. General secretary of commerce accompanied by 18 delegates, they plan to depart at midnight after spending the afternoon in Miles City.
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Miles City
Hooutt
Billings
Wsain
Ilotden
Thote
Gaimber
Commercy
Wells shut at Winifred union oil field. casings bent
April 22 Lewistown News notes temporary shutdown of the Kansas Montana company Well at Winifred due to recurring caves and bent casing. Trade officials discuss drilling a new adjacent well, using existing casing, with W T Brown visiting Casper for counsel and a full formation log to 400 feet. Glen Kahl and Lante of Frantz Corp plan to monitor the second well at Mosby. John D Sloan, pioneer resident, dies at 87. funeral at Methodist church. Jury quickly convicts Harley Showen of liquor sale. Judge Briscoe to set sentence. W W Palmer OF grand master speaks to Odd Fellows and Rebekahs gathering in local hall.
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Lewistown
Kansas-Montana
Winifred
W. T. Brown
Casper
Glen Kahl
Mr. Lante
Th Frantz Corporation
Winnett
Mosby
John D. Sloan
Missouri
Methodist Church
Harley Showen
Briscoe
W. W. Palmer
The
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Genie
Straw
Coffee Creek
Hyde sues Kansas City Star for 2.5 million dollars
Dr B C Hyde files in circuit court a 2.5 million dollar suit against the Kansas City Star over a July 23, 1919 newspaper item about a dismissed murder charge. Hyde seeks 500 thousand dollars in damages and 2.06 million in punitive damages.
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Asansas City
Kansas City
Wake “Electon
Overalls condemned as means to curb clothing costs
Montana Stockgrowers Association delegates criticize using overalls to reduce clothing expenses. George M. Lewis argues that widespread overalls would raise demand and prices, hurting workers and benefitting cotton growers. He urges consumers to wear ordinary clothes longer instead.
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Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
George M. Lewis
Montana Pure ‘Bred Sheep Association
Haran 16 Killed While On Guard At Bulletin Plant
A shooting at the Bulletin plant left 16 year old Haran dead and Popst under arrest for murder. Police and coroner investigations say Popst claimed the gun slipped from his hands while practicing the manual of arms and discharged, striking Haran in the breast. Autopsy and inquest set for Saturday to determine exact cause.
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Popst
Haran
Leutenant Dwyer
Larkin
Hangan
Bulletin
Popsi
N. A. Rotering
Ntal
Rolering
Pops
Oacers
Morne
Buckley
Button
Tragic Shooting Details Emerge In Coroner Report
Coroner Holland described the gun used as a Springfield 1903 found on a shelf near the body, suggesting someone moved it. The first notice of Haran’s death reached the family at 4 AM, with Catherine Haran recounting her brother Joseph heard street rumors after returning from a dance. The widow mother grieved, siblings and other relatives are named, and Popst’s West Cop- Joo address noted along with a link to a 1917 deputy sheri fight death incident.
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Rotering
Holland
Bulletin
Haran
Catherine Haran
Joseph
Crier
Mia
Nora Haran
Owen McDevitt
Catherine
James
Hmmett
John
Airs
McDevitt
Virginia
West Cop
Joo Popst
East Woorman Street
William Popst
Ea Doherty
Popst
Cain’ Condors
Montana Street
Doherty
Boardman
Outlaw Strike Efforts Pressed by Railroad Labor Board
Arguments before the Railroad Labor Board by L Leppard and S W Heberling pressed for higher pay and overtime allowances amid calls for wage increases to prewar levels. The dispute centers on conductors switchmen and yardmen seeking 68 percent raises plus time and a half for overtime. President Wilson declined interceding if workers stay away from their jobs.
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Washington
Railroad Labor Board Today
L. Leppard
Order of Railroad Conductors
W. Heberling
Switchmen
Gether
White House
Tumulty
Yardmen's Association
Wilson
Worl
Soldier relief debate lively on floor of House
Washington April 22 the house debated levying a sales tax to fund soldier relief legislation as Rainey charged Republicans would buy the soldier vote with a 1.25 bonus while Ways and Means committee members outlined four tax forms to raise 1.5 billion over two years. Rainey accused the GOP steering committee of catering to war’s wealth,called an insult by Campbell. Indianapolis April 22 the American Legion pledged to oppose any congress plan to remove land settlement home aid and vocational training from its compensation program, while national commander Franklin D Olier noted congress may ignore the Legion’s recommendations.
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Washington
House
Henry T. Rainey
Hiineis
Ways and Means
Representative Rainey
Campbell
Kansas
Rainey
Legion
Indianapolis
American Legion
Congress
Franklin D'Olier
Leaving group ships eastward after agitation work
A group described as prominent in agitation work for J. W. Wea reportedly departed last night in a single batch of about 40 men, traveling eastward on one of the late trains.
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J. W. Wea
Mines Open in Butte Today Amid Miner Strikes
Miners and officers clashed over three days ending in a pitched battle. Governor Stewart requested Army orders to Camp Lewis and Fort George Wright. Several wounded, including Manning, Sullivan, Marovich, and McCarthy, received hospital care. No mining work occurred as engineers and pump crews remained on duty and strikers held a mass meeting advocating worker control of land and machinery.
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Stewart
Hunter Liggett
San Francisco
Western Department
Camp Lewis
Fort George Wright
Joh McCarthy
de. Shanley
Bonner Block
Main Street
St. James’ Hospital
Elo Falt
Donald de Lone
Columbia” Hospital
Peter Batis
Bt. James’ Hospital
Shanley
Batis
George Dropulic
Wyoming Street
Plo
T. Wow. Ho Halibuy
Targent of Faltisn
Bayer Aspirin Ad Card Promotes Bayer Marked Tablets
An old advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as a fast safe remedy for headaches colds neuralgia toothache earache and lumbago. It notes the Bayer cross logo on genuine Bayer tablets and mentions tin boxes of 12 tablets and affordable pricing.
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Bayer
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Powell County
Miller
Berketland
Whitehall News
Miles
Tonopar
Tonopam
Nev
Iowa
Lewistown News
OR. Hyde
Star
London
House of Commons
Paris
High Power
Metal Mine Workers' Union
W. W
TW. W. Cong
Dan Haleland
Bulletin Office
Drs. Mccarthy
Kane
Eng Nee
Oeleck
Iret
Ifagady
Otis
Asia
Mr. Holand
Cates Cate
Gun
Behina
Charles F. Clyne
Manning
Sullivan
Marovich
Thomas Manning
St. James Hospital
Bret J. Bethamey
Yeaterday
James Sullivan
Peter Marovich
Columbia Hospital
Horst
Oko
Horst Columbia Hospital
Jim Regan
Frank Foley
Emat Ostovich
St. Janes’ Hospital
Shaneley
Ed Dyow
Masginnust “Kundas
de, Carman
We Hall
Slike Milter
Gleason
George Martin
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Terday
U. Saar
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