Hibernians of State Convene In Butte for Annual Session
Delegates from Montana gather at Hibernia hall for the Ancient Order of Hibernians convention. Officials include state president Rev T Moroney and officers from Butte and other counties. Sessions cover finance, resolutions, and elections with a banquet at New Finlen.
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Atlantic City
Hibernians
America
Order of
Joyce Kilmer
Sixty-ninth
New York Regiment
Erin
Hibernia Hall
William D. Horgan
Butte
Mamie Lenahan
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mary Leahy
Silver Bow County
J. M. Brown
New Finlen
J. J. Lynch
Thomas J. Walker
Amerca
D. P. Meade
Montana
James E. Murray
J. P. O'Shea
Ancient Order of Hibernians
T. Moroney
W. J. Sewell
John D. Sullivan
J. Brown
W. P. Callahan
M. McCormack
Cascade County
Patrick McCarthy
B. J. Callahan
Patrick Humphrey
Great Falls
Deer Lodge
William 8. Durkin
Michael J. Spellman
John J. McHugh
Anaconda
Silver Bow
T. J. McCarthy
C. H. Gallagher
Mary Johnston
Margaret Kiely
Mary O'Neill
Margaret Ford
Day in Washington reflects debt talks and policy moves
The Associated Press reports talks begin on funding Belgian debt. The post office department estimates a 37 million dollar cash deficit last year. Projections show 678 million bushels of wheat and 2.956 billion bushels of corn for this year. Treasury officials say they are coordinating with Republican senators on selecting new prohibition chiefs.
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Post Office Department
Treasury
Buildings in San Jose Face Lumber Shortage
Report notes 60 active sites in San Jose Costa Rica amid a 7 percent scarcity of lumber and other building materials impacting construction progress and timelines.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Helena Judge Finds Ford Guilty of Contempt
Judge George M. Bourquin in Helena found 8 C Ford former Montana attorney general guilty of contempt and fined 300 dollars. Ford appealed the ruling to the circuit court of appeals in San Francisco citing errors during the Great Falls trial of Gordon Campbell for mail fraud.
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Associated Press
Helena
George M. Bourquin
United States District Court Today
C. Ford
Montana
Great Falls
Gordon Campbell
Campbell
Ford
Temple of Justice
Forest Fires Raging Across Pacific Northwest
Forest blazes sweep Oregon Washington Idaho Montana and British Columbia as crews battle walls of flame near Scappoose Beaverton Mount Hood Nal areas. One man dies at Gowland Harbor while large tracts of timber burn including 160 acres near Maytown and 840 acres encircled by fire trails. Campbell River Lumber losses total 100000 with 800 acres burned in Mount Baker district as Sullivan village near Vancouver is reported destroyed.
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Seattle
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
Scappoose
Ore
Verona
Gowland Harbor
Vancouver Island
Beaverton
White River
Mount Hood National Forest
Lebanon
Kerry
Crater Lake National Forest
Clatrop County
Olympia
Wash
Maytown
Campbell River Lumber Company
Bellingham
Mount Baker
National Forest
Frazier River
Sullivan
Vancouver
Mother Victim of Son Remains Grave in Iowa
In Parkersburg Iowa Mrs Della Vandervoort wife of Rev R J Vandervoort pastor of First Methodist Church was gravely ill after being shot twice by her 17 year old son Warren following his killing of his father last Thursday night Doctors warned a crisis would develop within 36 hours as investigators seek motive for the nighttime shootings and the family tragedy.
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Parkersburg
Iowa
Della Barber Vandervoort
R. J. Vandervoort
First Methodist Church
Uncle Joe Cannon Joins Methodist Church in Danville
Former speaker Joseph G. Cannon joined the St. James Methodist Church in Danville as a member yesterday. He was born in Guilford County, North Carolina, and had previously attended the local church and supported it but had not joined until now.
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Joe
Danville
Joe” Cannon
St. James
Guilford
N. C
Fusion Ticket to Oppose Democrats in New York Mayoral Race
A Republican fusion ticket was officially formed today to challenge the winner of the Walker Hylan contest in the Democratic primaries for New York City's mayoralty.
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Fusion
New York
Do Day Reprieve Denied for Simmons
Governor Adam McMullen denied a 30 day reprieve for Simmons after hearings and a note from Judge E P Holmes stating no further action could be taken. Testimony from Dr B V McDermott of Glenrock was outlined but deemed flimsy by the governor. Simmons' sister Mia Samily Bateman met with the governor and pardons board as the case concluded.
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Simmons
B. V. McDermott
Glenrock
Wyo
McMullen
Mia
Samily Bateman
Governor and Pardons Board
K E. P. Holmes
E. P. Holmes
Adam McMullen
Judge Holmes
Browning Denies Adoption Ties as He Faces Newcombe
Browning declared to District Attorney Newcombe in a Queens conference that he did not know the girl before adoption and blamed her for a supposed scheme to profit from notoriety. He admitted offering a physical exam and said he would stop philanthropy, while Newcombe called the girl’s efforts revolting and driven by easy money.
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Newcombe
Queens
Mary
Browning
Coler
Dual life revealed in case of Barbe identified murder victim
The inquest for Barbe the itinerant missionary identity, now confirmed, has not set a date. Schwartz bought a railroad ticket to Barstow and rented the apartment where he was found before the explosion. He lived as Harold Warren for three years, mingling with the Hayward family at a birthday party and leading the grand march. His wife Edward Bell, seeking composure, may not recover insurance. a $25 000 policy lapsed as she believed him dead. Police watched the apartment last Friday and Saturday, hunting a different suspect.
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Barbe
Schwartz
Barstow
Cal
C. W. Hayward
Hayward
Sehwarts
Haywards
Harold Warren
Edward 8. Bell
Bell
B Schwartz
Mey
Wich Schwartz
Cone
Schwarts Rea
White Sulphur Springs Social Notes of Aug 10
Social happenings in White Sulphur Springs include Mrs Glen Stevens of Ringling as a local caller, weddings such as Ernest O Cloninger and Miss Ruth A Shearer on July 31, and numerous bridge gatherings hosted by Mrs S V Lee with prize winners Olga Work and Richard T Ringling. Many residents attend Bozeman roundup events and visits from Chicago, Oregon, and Iowa residents are noted along with plans to relocate to White Sulphur Springs.
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White Sulphur Springs
Glen Stevens
Ringling
Our City
Charles Dreibelbis
Chicago
Barzee
Charles H. Wight
Martinsdale
Charles Ashford
Carl
M. E. Lewis
Beulah
Bozeman
Olga Work
Richard T. Ringling
C. A. Linn
Lee B. Anderson
Charles
J. E. McReynolds
T. D. Meixsell
Old Springs
M. B. Hampton
Wilma T. Anderson
John
T. J. Winters
A. P. Johnston
John F. Johnston
Anne Haines
P. D. Scott
Martin
John V. Potter
M. M. Mahurin
Armand Sullivan
Mabel Sondeno
Alma Soldeno
Almon Berg
Lennep
Mabel Soldeno
Meagher County
D. ¥. Berg
Charles Berg
Carl Peterson
Dan L. Wheeler
Jack
Martha
Eve Bell
Myra Bell Eaton
Rolla Copp
George Fowlie
John C. Shannon
J. O. Berg
Fred A. Danzer
Abbott
New York
Bessie Butler
Mary EB. Sherman
W. G. Maxwell
D. F. Berg
Three Forks
Frank R. Bingham
Beaverslate
Fred A. Coburn
Yellowstone Park
Edwin Hinkley
Councer Bluffs
Iowa
Ernest Mathis
J. J. Hennessy
Butte
William EB. Lepley
Mary Louise Ford
Kalispell
Ford
Lepley
Monticello
J. W. Stebold
Townsend
J. H. Kidd
Castle
Wheeler
Effie
Martha Bell
Glidden
Jessie Lou Sampson
E. C. Sampson
Sampson
Spokane
Boulder Hosts Weekend Guests and Local Officials
Sheriff Mountjoy and deputies drove to Helena on business. Numerous residents and visitors are listed with weekend and Monday trips to Helena, Butte, Whitehall, Basin, and Three Forks. A midweek wedding at the Methodist parsonage united Henry Webting and Sybil Warker.
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Boulder
John W. Mountjoy
Lew Knight
Maurice Nelligan
Helena
Tina Smith
Clancy
L. A. Leighton
Butte
Louis Boyd
William Wallace
Boulder Vailey
George Paradis
Bozeman
Dillon
George Smith
Basin
Jess Mack
Thurman Stockings
Carol Lacry
Cardwell
Bill Wolverton
Whitehall
Roy Winslow
Kathleen Winslow
Ada McCauley
Babe Paradis
E. J. Watson
Cornelius Hedges
Howard Johnson
R. C. Stranahan
Jeanette Taylor
Jesse C. Ripley
J. H. Miller
Ernest R. Sumner
F. Tuttle
Gus Wallin
E. C. Smith
Havre
Mrs. Stranahan
Miss Taylor
Taylor
Lavaune Andrews
Seattle
State School For Deaf and Blind
Marian McNeil
Quaintance Ranch
Laura Quaintance
Frances
Ann Vollmer
East Helena
William Dawson
Chris Hansen
Dewey L. Dawson
Jack Block
Park To Park
North Dakota
James Reynolds
Mary Lowney
B. E. Barteau
L. B. Knight
Joe Nugent
Ethel Kilburn
Earl Slade
Roy Murry
Helen
Cora May
Ann Dawson
Boulder Valley
Irvin N. Tuttle
John Breele
Madison River
H. N. Wilson
Idaho
Walter Wilson
E. R. Sumner
Esther
Sumner
Ed Ryan
Ned Paradis
Mary Kasola
Venice Warren
Methodist Parsonage
Henry Webting
Sybil Warker
Missoula
Hagel Warker
Jefferson City
Jennie Bridges
William Sroka
Dillmont
S. D
R. C. Amarine
Méesdames
Sayre
Arthur Loiselle
H. D. Sayre
Chicago
Gr. Co. Smith
Return of Alleged Bunko Suspects Bartulovich and Davis
Extradition papers for Steve Bartulovich and Nick Davis, identified by Butte miner Rudolph Hofferle, arrive at Silver Bow sheriff’s office. Chief Deputy Jack Duggan says he and Assistant Chief Mike O'Donnell will depart for Salt Lake to bring the men back once Utah authorities release them. Butte officers expect trial in Butte unless Utah files formal charges.
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Steve Bartulovich
Nick Davis
Rudolph Hofferle
Butteminer
Silver Bow County
Jack Duggan
Mike O'Donnell
Salt Lake
Utah
Bartulovich
Davis
Butte
Funeral for Martin Byrne Held at Daly Shea and St. John’s
The funeral of Martin Byrne was held yesterday morning at the Daly Shea chapel with requiem high mass at St. John the Evangelist church. Interment followed at Holy Cross cemetery with pallbearers Mike O’Neill Dennis Ferriter Edward Mansfield Pat Connell Thomas Keenehan and John McNamara.
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Martin Byrne
Daly- Shea
St. John the Evangelist Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Mike O'Neill
Dennis Ferriter
Edward Mansfield
Pat Connell
Thomas Keenehan
John McNamara
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Rangeley Woman
Rangeley Maine resident Mrs Walter E Anderson reports two years of pains and fatigue improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she can now sew wash iron and sweep and urges others to try the medicine. Over 200000 replies show high satisfaction with the product. For sale by druggists everywhere.
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Rangeley
Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Walter E.anderson
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