State Director Named For Drive Helena Aug 11
Thomas A. Maron of Helena is named state director directing a campaign to raise 5000 for the Roosevelt Memorial association. Region conferences will discuss the drive with state directors and committees from neighboring states. Plans include a monument at Washington and a public park at Crater Bay with a Roosevelt Sagamore HI initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Thomas A. Maron
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Williscuss
Washington
Crater Bay
Roosevelt Sagamore HI
AmEetors Cut Down in Moccasin State Bank Stock Change
RWISTOWN Aug 11 The Moccasin State Bank yesterday filed a certificate of increase in capital stock from 20000 to 25000 and decreasing number of directors to seven. Previously there were seven directors.
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Rwistown
Moccasin State Bank
Schilling Tea Ad Promotes Four Flavors Across Nation
An advertisement proclaims Schilling Tea as the economical choice with four flavors India Oolong Assam and Ceylon quality tea. The copy notes availability at grocers nationwide and credits Schilling & Co of San Francisco.
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Schilling
Great Roundup Preparations Stir Montana Cowboys
Bozeman Aug 11 crowds prepare for Montana Western Roundup a three day event featuring rodeo style contests including bucking horse and steer riding. Cowboys and cowgirls from North America arrive with 200 riders expected to display skills in roping racing and mock park attractions. Local preparations include lodging feeding and city decorations in Gallatin County for visitors heading to Bozeman for the wild West show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana
Pitas
Buckise
Bork
Romain Mavserick
Roseman
North
Watello Ofrmany
Sol Mane Tan
Rotor
SNS
Radio McCarty
Slore Elomure
Avenue
Calgary
Pinky
George Newton Roseman
Allen
Kitty Kanutt
Blois
Hastings
Gallatin City
Pauline Brennan
Livingston
Amer: Jean Legion
Elks
Respected Pioneer Dies at Lewiston
Lewiston Aug 11 Mrs Anna Corcoran died here yesterday after a brief illness of pneumonia She was an old time resident widely known and highly respected Her son James P Corcoran and daughter in law survived along with several daughters The funeral will be from the First Presbyterian Church tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Anna Corcoran
Marcia
James P. Corcoran
Peter" Yagen
Velstaner
John Bran Billings
Fedlom
Judith Theater
Democrat-Newnairs
Jacob, Fisher, Mise
Elsie ‘Trepp
Ulisses Mathe
Gallatin County plans interstate good roads group
Bozeman news reports Gallatin County plans to form an interstate good roads association to promote tourist travel. The Powder company of Idaho backs the effort with local leaders Gordon as president and James Con as manager and treasurer, alongside regional officials from Yellowstone Park.
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Gallatin Counhave
Soa
Heap ‘Powder ‘Company
Idaho
Stanhation
Gordon
James Con
Leary
Y ‘Jee
Astern Atontang
Amocia
JA. Harader
Yellowstone National, Park
Interstate Good Roads Association
Hay Prices to Slip Says Stockmen Meeting
About 135 stockmen and ranchers in Fergus county gathered to discuss hay pricing and the looming market im balance. The Fergus county farm bureau organized the meeting to address feed shortages, with a committee including Joseph Vanek Brooks John Rauch and Sam Romanatad appointed to study hay sales and investigate prices at eastern markets. The group agreed hay prices were likely to fall and planned another gathering to review findings.
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Bewistow
Fergus
Walher
Joseph "Vanek Brooks
John Rauch
Benchi
An Sain Romanatad
National Parks Touring association formed in Mammoth Springs
Organizers from 12 Western states completed the formation of the National Parks Touring association at Mammoth Springs Yellowstone. Resolutions urge unified park travel, funding, and highway development to link western national parks into a competitive tourist network with Europe. Gus Holmes of Cody presides. officers include orge L Ramsey and L L Newton.
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Livingston
National Parks Touring Association
Mammoth Springs
Yellowstone National Park
Glacier Park
Montana
Department of the Interior
West
Europe
Gus Holmes
Cody
Wyo
Fed
Association
Orge L. Ramsey
Helena
General
L. L. Newton
Scott Leavitt
Great Falls
W. J. Hoffman
Portland
Frank W. Guilbart
Spok
H. Smooth
St Anthony
Idaho
Red Pattee
Casper
A. W. “Age
Denver
National Parks Tourng Association
Deer Lodge News Briefs From Montana Vacation And Events
Aug 11 notes from Deer Lodge include Mrs H R Firman and others visiting Mr and Mrs Dell, a convention upcoming Tuesday through Thursday, and Mrs Howard Bielenbers returning. Reports of trips to Rochester and Salt Lake City, roads praised except Wisconsin, and a 1000 mile journey at 250 miles daily. Farmers Picnic Association plans discussed with refreshment and amuse booths. Chautauqua tickets may sell before six. Mrs Frank Yarlett returns to Three Forks after a visit to Deer Lodge.
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Deer Lodge
H.R. Firman
Ely
Sam Taylor
Joe Taylor
Dell
Sie
Howard Bielenbers
Fox
Foreland
Snonthe
Kane
Taaho Pali
Rochester
N.Y
Montana
Wisconsin
Alberta Peterson
Salt “Lake City
Rose Tacobser
Warmers
Dan. Tewey
Tate
Ch. Williams
Bpottswood
Joseph Whitworth
Joseph Coy
Chamber of Commerce
Entertainment Tonight
Fainanche Senerad Arwtey Aterac
Frank Yarlett
Three Forks
Polson News Highlights Return and Local Events
In Polson Aug 1, a veteran who served two years in the U S Army including France has returned and will resume work at Courier Printing after a vacation. M D Pace, city schools superintendent, is vice president of Flathead county fair’s executive committee for Sept 24 25 26 featuring stock judging an outdoor pageant parade and horseracing. Miss Leah Cline of First National Bank is seriously ill. Mrs W H Fedderson and baby returned from Iowa. Senator Dixon and family visit their summer ranch. Miss Doris Harbert hosted by Miss Dorothy Duncan of Great Falls Standard.
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Polson
Uncle Sam
France
Swart
Courier Printing Company
M. D. Pace
Flathead County
Leah Cline
First National Bank of Polson
W. H. Fedderson
Baby
Iowa
Senator Dixon
Doris Harbert
Dorothy Duncan
Great Falls
Law Adjoint Roundup Orders Court Closures
Judge Roy Ayers presiding in Bozeman Montana issues an adjournment order directing courts closed until 10 a.m. Friday August 15 1919 and suspending sheriff powers and county funds until then. The action coincides with the annual Montana Elks association state convention and Bozeman roundup wild west shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Elks’ Association
Bozeman
Whitehall News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Whitehall residents saw visitors from Boulder and Butte, with trips to Yellowstone Park noted. A Shetland pony fall caused a broken arm and elbow. Edward Evans returned from ten months overseas with the M C A. Irish president Eamonn de Valera visited town en route to New York. Montana Prison band concert drew a large crowd.
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Whitehall
Ana Trad
McDonnells
Vernon
Baward’ McDonnell
Nicke- Jury
Boulder
George He Patton
Shafter
Mer
Siew J. Shattuck
Donald
Ralph
Jane’ Witherford
Wilton
Adelaide Starhan
Louie
Thureday
Yellowstone Park
Sisito
Edward Evans
M.C. A
A. J. McKay
Ed Speck
Misa Raith Stanley
Butte
W. H. Tebay
Caldwell
Ike
E. C. Pace
Mr Tores
Inabelle
Fred D. Malone
Great Falls
Zigan
Jee McDonald
Yellowstone, Park
Robert’ Marsh
Mit
Irish’ Republic
New York
Helens
Gladye Beitzer
Leaner Brook
Rankdale
Sheridan
Sahata
Clearwater
Joe. Kountz
Helen Casey
Margaret Hawley
Henry Ward King
Faherty
Mr Back
Ruth Noble
J. C. Jordan
Renova
Courthouse Baseball Rift At Anaconda Cannonade
An Anaconda courthouse tale tells of a Sunday baseball dispute at Flint Creek grounds between County Treasurer Finnegan and Deputy County Attorney Knight. Miss May Russell calls it a glorious victory on a co educational plan with a permanent wave factor noted. Sheriff’s deputy Harvey Green served as arbiter and left unscathed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint Creek
Finnegan
Knight
May Russell
County Education
Harvey “Green
Fragmentary Local Names In A Cassette of Mentions
A garbled OCR listing scattered names and places including Chicago Portland Corvallis Seattle Butte Livingston Milwaukee and Grayling. The text reads like a directory fragment with many misread spellings and stray initials, offering no coherent event or sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Christoys Ianson
Dixon
J. Curtis
Chicago
W. H. Coggeshall
Portland
Max. Lachman
Seattle
R. Bay
Corvallis
Hl.bay
R. Rasmuson
Grayling
H. Mc Anderson
Berts C. Have Cage
K. J. Frosmiller
Butte
Miro
Louisa Howard
Box Clyde Potter
F. B. Price
Desr
Mra
George Benius
Comper
Wye
W. J. Miller
Livingston
Voc Miller
J. G. Lewellyn
Milwauke
Wiring Interrupted by Northern Lights
New York August 11 Telegraph and telephone communications across the United States and Canada were seriously interrupted and often stopped after noon today by the aurora borealis. The electrical phenomenon knocked out thousands of miles of wires and affected service as far south as Kansas City. Roswell B. Tucker, Western Union wire chief, called it the heaviest atmospheric disturbance on record for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Canada
Kansas City
Roswell B.tucker
Western Union
Bolshevik Plot Found in London
Police seized seditious documents in London’s western suburb detailing plans to seize arms from military stores and establish a soviet government in London.
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London
Fald
Helena Boy Injured in Auto Fall
Helena August 11 George Marks age 14 son of Arsisabel Marks and grandson of J J Hindson lies seriously hurt in a local hospital from a fall from an auto driven by a friend. He suffered a severe head blow as the car started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
George Marks
Ars Isabel Marks
J.J. Hindson
Leonard Defeats Patsy Cline in Philadelphia Bout
Benny Leonard, lightweight champion, out pointed Irish Patsy Cline of New York at Philadelphia National baseball park, securing a victory in a contested decision tonight.
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Philadelphia
Benny Leonard
Patsy Cline
New York
Philadelphia National Baseball Park
Wilson cites agrarian rate dispute with Mexico before Senate
President Wilson told the Senate that the United States pursued the agrarian rate issue with Mexico as opposed to American interests. He indicated that the State Department had pressed the Mexican government on the matter, framing it as a key diplomatic concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
State Department
Senate
Wilson
Poles Enter Minsk in Russian Frontier Push
Polish forces entered Minsk, capital of the Russian city of Minsk, after a fortnight of heavy fighting. The war office issued an official statement tonight confirming the advance into the city.
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Minsk
War Office
County Commissioners Audit Bills in Regular Anaconda Session
The Anaconda Montana county board met at 10 a.m. in the courthouse Aug 4–6 with all members present. They audited and ordered paid numerous bills across funds including salary expenditures for M.F.Bailey and others, road fund work, poor fund disbursements, and repairs. The record lists numerous names, vendors, and amounts across departments and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Anaconda
Mont
W. L. Collins
TP. McGrath
L. E. Cosens
Clara Harrity
E. E. Bailey
M. Co
MacKenzie Bros
Clifton
Applegate & Toole
Murphy
S. Peck
Board Road
Moughtin Bros. Dragage
P. Ry Co
E. A. Cratie
W. Te Collins
Po McGrath L. EL Cosens Poor Fund
St Sylveste Jos. Bolkovats Axelson & Erickson i
B. Groseropkins
Thorson Bros
Lawler
EL McCollum
MacRae's Grocery
Henry Smet
John Sheafee
Drazove
Pat Hagan
Huw
Willard Mowbray
Pood
Mulligan R. Xi
Dougherty Thos
Sheehan
I. A. Mastehe
M. Mickless
Nelson ‘Templeman
Gitlespie
R. Littler
Thos
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Roosevelt Memorial Fund
ST. Nicholas School
Toit
Julia “Batley
Brunot Hart
Spokane
Mosphere
Mise Bailey
Arge
Heras
United States Mail
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
Bozeman News
U. S
United States Grain Corporation
Ilinois-Indiana State Line
Mississippi River
Pacific Coast Territory
Frank L. Carey
Minneapolis
Minnesota
QF West
Polson News
Law
Elks’ Convention
Whitehall News
Lodge
DE Pomona
Braneis Soria
Os Angeles
Prince Royal
Barnard
Mate
Modiste
Victor Read
Tion
Bole
Anaconda News
Flint Creek Falls
ME Montana
Helena Boy
B. J. Asbury
Goose Block
National Capital
W Dermott & Danielson
East Park Ave
C. A. Tuttle Co
East Park Avenue
Telephone Bell
M. P. Mahoney
Main Street
Bell Phone
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Anaconda Florist
Sreteral Fund
M. FB. Bailey
B.C. Knight
K. Macpherson
C. C. Evans
D. Lynch
CRNA
Simnson
George Boyles
J.B. Schlat Wilzabeth
Depe
Della Lucier
Sullivan
Cccesceesecee
Postal Tel. & Cable Co
Western Union Tel. Co
M.& Tel. & Tel. Co
Spo
ALC. Mo
Water Dept
ACM. Co
Light Dept
Ulried
AM. W
Chas. Ralston
Peck
Percy’ Ingalls
B. Courchaine
John Cudding
Ryaneft
Nelson Erwin
Emerson
Murphy H
Carter
Copper City
HI. Branscomb H. G
F . D. Mahan
OOR Farm
Nate Miller
Clara Miller
Z Bourkes
Cszcecece
W. M. Montgomery & Co
C.H. Branscombe
B. Gnose Roach & Smith Duval Hardware
J.P
Staffanson
L. le Hartnell
S.A
S.A. Menault. 2.2 Ernest Gillispie * Harvey W James Lapp Jos. Armat May “Mauthe
Clara” Harrity
Morgan Mary Dragoye
HS. Neal
Nora Bryan
P.'S. Finnegan
T. O'Brien
James White
White
Bailey
P. Maloney
Mamie H. Marchand Pringle
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