Farmers and Business Men hold county meeting in Ravalli
News from Hamilton Montana Aug 5 reports Ravalli County Farmers and Business Men’s Association meeting a success with 160 attendees from across the county. Officials outlined plan for irrigation district to secure federal aid, road maps to boost tourism, and funding for a county road study. Support pledged from Missoula and neighboring counties, with a trip to Anaconda and Butte considered to advocate cross divide interests.
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Hamilton
Raval Eeuey
Dy Totman
Montana
Rawall County
Miscou Flathead
Sanders
Lincolin
Powell
Potman
Farmers and
Anaconda
Butte
Hamilton-Anaconda
Totman
Ana
Conda
Missoula
Andy A Shore
Bond Teace
Dr Richards
Western Montana’ Inter
Montanan Killed In Auto Accident
Paul Jacobson district court clerk in Teton county was injured Monday night when his car ran off an embankment near Chateau He was pinned under the wreckage all night and died after being found unconscious and rushed to a nearby station.
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New
Paul Jacobson
Teton County
Jacobson
Chateau
Deer Lodge News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Aug 5 Deer Lodge report notes Miss Della Hagerty returning from Helena to visit family. Jack Doran returns from the army to a warm welcome in baseball circles. East Star picnic at Gay Oerrvine with Sir and Mrs Say Van Gundy and Tip Napton. John Rice’s Madison, Wis., relatives visiting, rice family host. Mrs C H Williams and daughter Mra Taventier hosted bridge Kensington invitations issued for a social event.
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Miranda
Orion
J.C. Dutton
Cand
Great “Falls
Mary” Mitchell
Seamand
Eiven
Co'n' Pelenberg
Aes
Deer Lodge
Sonmitz
John
Hoboken
Wyoming
France
Della Hagerty
Helena
Edna Stevenson
Deer’ Lodee
Jack’ Doran
Order of Eastera Star
Gay Oerrvine
Say van Gundy
Tip Napton
Tutte
John Rice
Madison, Wig
Rice
Aice Rice
Portland
C.H. Willams
Mra Taventier
Kays
Wile Tams
Kensington
Austrian Held for Deportation in Great Falls
Dick Morris, Austrian native and longtime U.S. resident, is held by U.S. immigration authorities in Great Falls after applying for an entry perk. He was recently convicted of gambling and, weeks earlier, linked to a robbery case involving a discharged soldier alongside co-defendant Gladie Howard.
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Great Falls
Dick Morris
Austria
United States
United "States
Washington
Great” Falls
Conc
Gladie Howard
Tocal Ates
Montana anti saloon league chief seeks money for enforcement
Rev Joseph Pope head of Montana anti saloon league urged lawmakers to provide funds to enforce the prohibition law. He noted the state has no appropriation for the State executives to enforce prohibition and criticized the current stance. He spoke in Helena today and referenced Montana as distinct in its prohibition status.
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Helena
Aug
Joseph Pope
State Antisaloon League
Montana
Rains Put Out Forest Fires in Western Montana and Idaho
Aug 5 report shows most forest fire crews in district No 1 were being demobilized as rains ended major blazes in Western Montana and the Idaho Panhandle. Only a few fires remained active, with crews returning to the forest service payroll offices for payoffs.
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Missoula
Montana
Idaho
Goose Creek
Rivulet
Idaho Panhandle
Fry
St. Doe Forest
Forest Service
Railway cashier held for forgery in Great Falls
Aug 5 Great Falls report says a railway cashier forged and indorsed railroad pay checks for absent employees. John Te Assistant at the Great Falls railroad office was arrested Tuesday by Sheriff Burne on complaints of a railway special agent. A confederate Scho has not been arrested, and about $1,000 was obtained by forging endorsements.
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Great Falls
Indorsemel
John
Athief
Great 3 Tra
Burne
Linsehief
Failwaye Tt
Brooklyn Carmen Vote to Quit Work
An immediate strike was voted tonight by about 3,000 members of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes against the Brooklyn Rapid Transit company. The vote followed a meeting in Brooklyn and concerns the subway elevated and surface lines.
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New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Distinguished Service Medal Presented to Joseph Lee on Boston Common
Major General Clarence R. Edwards pins the Distinguished Service Medal on Joseph Lee, president of War Camp Community Service, praising his indefatigable work for soldiers. The ceremony on Boston Common honors 6x cities served and 1.3 million service members aided by dormitories, canteens, rides, entertainment. Lee’s letter to workers calls War Camp Community Service a spiritual body of leaders and volunteers.
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Joseph Lee
Clarence R. Edwards
Boston Common
Mr. Lee
General Edwards
Lee
Edwards
Wenpai
Riot aftermath calls for grand jury in Chicago disturbances
After a violent night in the Black Belt area, workers began selection of a grand jury to address white participation in the riot that left about 20,000 whites dead or injured. Officials warned of anarchy and suggested hangings to curb hoodlums as Negroes planned to return to stockyards work.
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Eureas
Bob Crowe
Criminal Court
Chicaro i
Senate Clash Over League And Shantung Rift
In Lansing Aug the senate foreign relations hearing on the Versailles treaty sparked bitter criticism of the League of Nations and the Shantung provision. Norman Davis faced sharp questions as Lodge and Pittman sparred over Wilson’s stance while Lansing's testimony loomed, with open session planned for tomorrow.
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League of Nations
Senate
Germany
Foreign Relations Committee
Wateson
Republican
Indiana
League
Norman Davis
Wilson
Lodge
Wilken
Pittman
Nevada
Congress
Lansing
Davis
Plot to Destroy Lawler Abandoned as Terrorist Plot
Aug 5 report says investigators dropped a petty grievance theory about the bomb blast that nearly destroyed Oscar Lawler's home, former U S attorney general, and now consider the act part of a broader terrorist plot with national implications.
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Oscar Lawler
United States
Seaplane Crashes in San Diego Bay Kills Photographer
A seaplane returning from a training flight crashed into San Diego Bay. Lieutenant C. P. Kilmer of the North Toland havai air station survived with minor injuries, but radio electrician E. Devens was killed. Willis C. Baker, a San Diego photographer, escaped with minor injuries.
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Ban Diego
Cal
Pacific
C. P. Kilmer
Toland Havai
San Diego
E. Devens
Kilmer
Willis C. Baker
Plot disclosed in Winnipeg strike leads to barracks action
Winnipeg Manitoba August 5 Leaders of the general strike planned to mobilize 3000 to 4000 workers to seize munitions and seize control during the trial testimony. The report cites alleged intentions to threaten the barracks and mentions social commentary about marriage prospects and spinsters in a distracted postscript.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
DOD Outlook on 1319 Construction and Labor Shortage
A reputable author asserts 46 percent under authority that material prices will hold at present levels for 1319. Construction is expected to reach 40 to 60 percent of normal with lumber cheapest. The U.S. faces mass alien labor loss with 1.5 million already gone or en route this year, and New York lumber yards report severe shortages.
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DOD
New York
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