Boy 15 Drowns in Outdoor Pool Tragedy
A 15 year old boy drowned in an outdoor pool amid a rescue effort by family and bystanders. George King, described as a fairly good swimmer, was found face down in the 9 foot section after companions searched the area. Relatives and neighbors aided in the post incident investigation, with Coroner Holland to hold an inquest next week. The boy, born in Oregon and a pupil at Webster school, lived with his parents near Butte.
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Ara
Grerson
Stanterson
Renin
Siem Masterson
Jack Duggan
King
Hie Pacenta
Mras Masterton
George ‘King
Silas King
Hutte
Baltrimt
Butte
Sherman
Helena
George
Oregon
Webster School
Holland
Two Men Injured Near Crystal Springs
B Biagio and Nick Sanschelli of Silver Bow were struck by a car at Crystal Springs around 1 am. Both suffered sprained ankles after the collision. the vehicle halted after knocking them down and was used to transport the injured to St. James hospital.
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B. Biagio
Nick Sanschelli
Silver Bow
Crystal Springs
Sanschelli
En Lynch
Gaylord Street
Butte
St. James Hospital
Kentucky Primary Contest Is Close
Aug 8 Louisville dispatch reports Democratic nominee W Worls Gregory of Mayfield winning in the first district by a narrow margin. Opponent Garth Ferguson refused concession, demanding a formal recount. Moorman leads in the fourth district, while M Mitchell, a Republican, wins in the fifth. Mrs John W Langley, Republican, wins the 10th after a hard campaign tied to her husband’s prior resignation for conspiracy to violate prohibition law.
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Kentucky
Louisville
W. Worls Gregory
Mayfield
Congress
Garther Ferguson
Gregory
Henry de Haven Moorman
M. ‘1Tcher
John W. Langley
Langley
Valley's Biggest Crop Now Assured
Rain from Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning finished the Bitter Root valley crops. Dan Shepard of Hari fon with Mrs Shepard said the valley will produce its biggest crop ever. Canneries go full blast as Bitter Root cherries and other harvests promise a great growing season.
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Dan Shepard
Hari Fon
Tutte
Missoula
Man Confesses 14 Murders in Grim Police Claim
Cent Johnson, once linked to Smith and Kelly cases, walked into police headquarters on July 31 and confessed to 14 murders and numerous robberies. He claimed a lifelong crime spree spanning 30 years, with 13th killing recorded in Minneapolis. Authorities are verifying details as he may be returned to Minneapolis.
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Cent Johnson
Smith
Kelly
Bei Hardy
Jovane
Mo Lved
Salmon Arm
Jane James
Wrdaht
Min-neapolia
Johnson
Gleason
Minneapolis
Seven Boys Held by Authorities After Car Theft
Seven boys under 16 were taken into custody by Deputy Sheriffs Haltunen and Shea on juvenile delinquency charges. They allegedly stripped a Buck automobile parked near Three Mile Lane, owned by J Howell, and tried to drive away in an Overland coupe. The vehicle bears an Oregon license and may be stolen. Two youths were released. all seven face trial this week before Judge J J Lynch.
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Shea
Nav Doen
Three Mile
J. Howell
West Copper Street
Oregon
Dave O'Connor
J.J. Lynch
Bitter Root cheese and butter production grows
A special dispatch from Bozeman reports Montana will see heavy dairy output this year. Three Bitter Root cheese factories and one creamery aim to produce over 1.6 million pounds of cheese and about 650000 pounds of butter, with Stevensville creamery boosting butter to 650000 pounds. The Bitter Root plants rely on western markets, supporting Montana as a leading California market contributor.
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Montana
Bitter Moot
J.A. Nelson
Montana State College
Bitter Root
Nelson
Corvallis
United States
Victor
Florence
Stevensville
Almont
California
Kiwanis State Meeting Opens in Missoula
Kiwanis delegates gathered at a hotel for a cordial welcome and a parade through Main Street. Dan Heytron of Garden City was rumored to have strong support for governor of the district as Marion Dietrich of Illinois and A G Liedeman of the district arrive to join district officers and committees.
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Dan Heytron
Eltyan
Kiwanis
Marion Dietrich
Illings
A. G. Luedeman
Earle Genaberger
Butte
Missoula
Lewiston
Billings
Hutte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Convention Sidelights at the Montana Kiwanis Meet
Marion Dietrich of Billings led as fire s Out-of-town delegates gathered for three day state convention. Beets are thriving reports Dietrich while attendees mark a lively scene with a drum corps of twenty. Delegations from Missoula Anaconda and Kalispell arrive as guests praise Anaconda club for registration. The event features a buggy ride and a record attendance led by notable Kiwanis figures including George Snell Fred Parker and Amerman.
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the Margaret Theater
W. Smith
G.C. Jackson
Anaconda Totary Club
Distriet
A.G. Liedeman
Ralph A. Amerman
Scranton
Fred C. Parker
Chicago
Geroge B. Snell
Millings
Ame
Marion Dietrich
Billings Kiwanis Club
Dietrich
George F. Snell
Tillings
Kiwanis International
Anaconda
Arthur G. Luedeman
Deer Lodge
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Hei
J. Hi. Erickson
H.A. Bolton
Ross Quick
France Faces Debt Talks As Clemenceau Appeals To Coolidge
Paris reports Georges Clemenceau has written an open letter to President Coolidge defending France amid debt negotiations. He argues that war accounts are not mere finances and warns against coercive terms linking loans to territorial security. He insists France bears heavy losses and urges consideration of sacrifice beyond mere cash.
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Arene
Paris
France
Georges Clemenceau
United States
England
M. Clemenceau
Aes
Girls Summer Camp Closes for Season
Camps winds down as rain halted dismantling by Camp Superintendent Bert Foster and eight workers. Three tents came down before a storm, work to resume by night. Visitors attend Harrowton celebration as plans include a 75 percent turnout and state championship match draws. J B Gowen, marimbaphone artist, to perform at Montana convention.
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Bert Foster
Tent 6
Tahepia
Rain Ends Beaverhead County Drought
Beaverhead county received a heavy rainfall ending a three week dry spell. Moisture will aid irrigated grain crops and benched haying progresses with yields below average except in the Big Hole basin. DILLON Aug 8: Mooney and Chief Chi night arrested Daniel Owens for forgery after attempted bad checks in a local cafe. Elmer Kinney held on vagrancy. Justices of the peace nominated at the primary for Dillon Windom and Armstead townships. other races noted.
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Beaverhead
Big Hole
Mooney
Chi Night
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Owens
Elmer Kinney
the Peace
John S. Baker
Dillon Township
George
Opp
Toute Stahl
J. P. Phillipe
D. Hirschman
Windom Township
William Woody
Jackson
E. H. Harvey
Wine River
Bo Tt Stevenson
Ray Shaw
Wisdom
Armstead Township
Parke Scott
Tima Township
Peter Hanson
Lima
Thomas ‘T. Windsor
Montda
Deer Lodge Electricians Hold Picnic at Train Lake
Deer Lodge Local No 152 and their families held their annual picnic at Train Lake Saturday afternoon. The event featured outdoor games and a picnic lunch served in the pavilion.
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Deer Lodge
Electricians
Train Lake
Horse accident at Anderson ranch injures William Anderson
William Anderson, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson, was bucked from a horse at the Anderson ranch near Hall last Friday, breaking his collar bone and prompting admission to a Butte hospital for possible surgery. In a related incident, Elmer Person, son of Mr and Mrs P O Person, suffered a deep head gash after a horse knocked him off and kicked him.
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Dorothy Knight
Georgetows
May “Morse
Sophie Bwitzler
Oda
William Nel
Florence
Kalispell
Montana
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Margaret
Seattle
Wash
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Timichael Y
Fred Anstice
Maria’ Anstice
Butta
Anstice
Mo. Ing
Rev. Anstice
Butte
T. J. Meason
Paul Wells
Spanish Fork
Utah
Carrie Mcleod
Mabel McDones
Frank Winninghott
Derr
Missoula
Fraser
Opal Jenkins
Suga Loaf School
Hall
Olive Thomas
Leona Bar
DeLoss Heavilin
Hamp Allen Ranch
Phite Tpabure
Philipsburg
Aug
William Anderson
Charles Anderson
Anderson Ranch
Elmer Person
Valley
P. O. Person
Wise River Social Trails From Weekend Visits
Harvey and Miss Louise visited relatives in Melrose Saturday returning Monday. Several families from Butte and Anaconda visited Wise River homes including the Clucus and Calvert families. Ranger duties pulled John Marsh away, James Akin recovers from appendicitis, and numerous locals hosted guests from Melrose Butte Anaconda and Vancouver during the week.
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Marsh
Sandpoint District
Clucus
Maud Platt
Annie Clucus
Anaconda
E. H. Calvert
Drowning Hero Rescues Bathers at Brant Beach
At Brant Beach nearly twenty bathers were pulled from the surf as a strong current and huge wave swept ashore. Carstens bravely swam out to aid them, bringing a girl to safety before vanishing. His body later washed ashore, believed lost while attempting another rescue.
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Carstens
Ashe
Bitter campaign ends in Arkansas race posturing
In Little Rock Aug 8 the bitter Arkansas campaign nears its close as voters prepare for Democratic primaries. The gubernatorial contest between Governor Tom J Terral and Judge John F Martineau dominates the scene with religious and political leaders urging support while campaign spurs inflate to a high turnout.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Koterner
Congress
Vacus
Tom J. Terral
John F. Martineau
Paul E. Kemper
State anti-Saloon League
Aged couple killed in wreck near Bearmouth
Aged couple in a roadster died when their car overturned near Bearmouth forty miles east of Missoula. Papers on the bodies suggest names Mays. Granite county officers seek ID through a Great Falls address and a Spokane supply house linked to a kitchen utensil agency. Arkansas license plate noted. The car rolled at about forty miles an hour, pinning both occupants who perished before rescue.
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