Heavy Rainfall Drenches Kalispell Crowd in 30 Minute Cloud Burst
The heaviest rain in Flathead County since the weather bureau opened 22 years ago drenched Kalispell, with 1.78 inches in under 12 hours. A second storm followed, bringing hail in places and causing roof, skylight, and garage damage. Streets flooded, Chautauqua tents flooded forcing two church programs. Forest fires checked. crops, especially potatoes, expected to benefit.
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Kalispell
Flathead County
Weather Bureau
Glacier Park
The Cup That Cheers Schilling Tea Ad
An early 20th century Schilling & Company advertisement promotes Schilling Tea as a gentle lunch companion. It promises energizing, wholesome refreshment after work and again in the afternoon, noting a price of 14 cents and San Francisco origins.
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Schilling Tea
Schilling & Company
San Francisco
Four candidates fail to qualify for Aug primary ballots
Kalispell Aug 13 Four candidates failed to qualify before the county clerk and recorder at close of business leaving a long list of nominees for Aug 2 primaries. The ballot includes Republicans Democrats and nonpartisan contenders for county offices and district posts with names listed for state representative county commissioner clerk of court clerk and recorder county treasurer sheriff surveyor public administrator county coroner and district judge.
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Kalispell
B. Sinclair
J. Meteo
Cwyer
H. J. Green
Percy F. Dodds
Charles A. Smith
TH. McDonald
W. F. Millar
Jane Dunne
B. Saunders
William Berno
WO. Hutchinson
Charles E Merritt
R. M. Goshorn
John E. White
Wallace Monk
H. F. Turner
Clyde Wethman
William Cusick
A. M. Moore
George K. Light
L. W. Ashford
R. H. Wiedman
Whitlock Arrested on Forgery Charge
Billings August 13 Charged with forging the name of George W Pattingale to a forty eight dollar check Frank Whitlock is jailed. He was in possession of an auto borrowed from A Jacobucci until the owner reported its loss to police. Whitlock previously served a penitentiary term for forgery.
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Billings
George W. Pattingale
Frank Whitlock
A. Jacobucci
Tts
Whitlock
Pioneer resident of Flathead dies in Kalispell
Mrs. Mary Inglis an old-time Flathead county resident died at her Kalispell home after a lingering illness. She is survived by four daughters Grace Inglis Mrs J Saling of Eureka Mrs X K Stout and Mrs Bess Whalen of Kalispell. The funeral will be held Thursday morning from St Matthew's church with Father O Farrell officiating. Interment will be in Conrad Memorial cemetery.
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Kalispell
Mary Inglis
Flatead County
Grace Inglis
J. Saling
Eureka
X. K. Stout
Bess Whalen
St. Matthew's Church
Father O'Farrell
Conrad Memorial Cemetery
Woman and Jap to Face Grand Jury
A white woman Mrs Nash and a Japanese man Nakomoto were bound over to the federal grand jury on charges of violating the Mann White Slave Act. Each faced bonds of less than $10,000 but could not provide security. The case stems from Mrs Nash leaving Valley City North Dakota for Montana with Nakomoto.
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Bill Mate
Nash
Fry
Valley City
N. D
Montana
Nakomoto
Wheat Yields Reported Strong in Fergus County
Reports from eastern Fergus county praise winter wheat yields as threshing continues. Republican gubernatorial nominee Harry Wilson is due soon, followed by Joseph M. Dixon for a local supporters’ conference. Fergus county needs about 18 500 ballots for the primary, many already en route. The estate of the late Alvin Lincoln is valued at about $17 000.
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Lewistown
Fergus County
Harry Wilson
Joseph M. Dixon
Fergus
Alvin Lincoln
Train Service Restored After Landslide Near Helena
Helena August 13 train service on the Northern Pacific railway was resumed four days after a landslide halted traffic between here and Garrison. Officials reported the line cleared and trains again operating normally reaching speed restrictions while crews completed repairs.
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Helena
Northern Pacific
Here
Garrison
Swayze Former Montana Official Charged With Theft
E D Swayze ex secretary of the Associated Industries of Montana is in jail at Billings charged with taking a payment from J F Willett and not turning it over to Lovell Kiss Company. He was arrested in Minneapolis and arraigned with a $1000 bond. He plans bail and a Minneapolis trial likely in November. The case hinges on authority to collect and remit funds. Swayze is a well known Montana figure.
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Billings
E. D. Swa
Associated Industries of Montana
J. F. Willett
Lovell Kiss Company
Swayze
Minneapolis
Willett
Lovell Company
Thief Tricks Helena Daleyman With Fake Check
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports a stranger offered to buy a local daleyman Leslie McKinney’s car for 500 dollars and accepted a check. Police say the suspect crossed into Canada. the check serves as a souvenir. The theft stunt is one of several reported in the state.
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The
Standard
Helena
Aug
Leslie Mc= Kinney
McKinney
Lewistown Racquetters Enter State Trials
Lewistown tennis club to send four contestants to the state tournament opening at Great Falls on August 30 after next week's local elimination round. Raymond Dockery and Paul Meyer are considered likely entrants.
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Lewistown
Great Falls
Raymond, Dockery
Paul Meyer
Methodist State Conference Prep In Lewistown
Lewistown workers finish church committee duties as the Methodist state conference opens August 18 and runs through August 24. Bishop W Burns will preside at the first session with prominent national and state leaders expected to attend.
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Lewistown
W. Burns
Powell deputy named first lieutenant in Officers' Reserve Corps
Deer Lodge August 18 T J K Williamson deputy sheriff of Powell county receives appointment as first lieutenant in the Officers Reserve Corps Williamson has built a notable public service record and leads the Powell county American Legion post
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Deer Lodge
T. JK. Williamson
Powell County
Williamson
American Legion
Powell Sounty
Roosevelt to address Farmers at Deer Lodge picnic
Franklin D. Roosevelt the vice presidential candidate will speak at the Farmers' picnic in Deer Lodge on August 18. The event was confirmed by the committee organizing the program for the day. In nearby cities, stock market notes and hog receipts were reported with mixed prices and steady demand. Edward J. Dickinson, long associated with local real estate, has bought into the Tupper Bolen Realty firm, ending Bolen's stake.
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Deer Lodge
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Kalispell
Edward J. Dickinson
He Knapp Transfer Company
O. E. Bolen
Tupper-Bolen Realty Company
Deer Lodge Clerks Record Marital Pair
A Deer Lodge court clerk recorded a marriage license for Andrew Mollenberg and Della Boatman on Thursday afternoon. The couple are described as well known in the community. Local workers report peers from Deer Lodge securing rail and shop positions on the coast, with several returning from Miles City and Seattle assignments.
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Deer Lodge
Anedrew Mollenberg
Della Boatman
J. J. Johnson
Milwaukee
Miles City
Ensign Bixler
Navy
Seattle
Earl Walters
Conrad
Evan C.F." Wagner
The
Opium den raid nets dozen arrests in Billings
Fourteen officers raided two Billings opium dens arresting twelve inmates including Yee Wong believed leader of the ring. Opium morphine and smoking outfits seized. seventy five morphine vials found in a shoe. money and rugs valued about 1000 dollars. Ho Chen ran the second resort.
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Billings
Yeo Wong
Helen Brown
Yee Wong
Ho Chen
Great Falls Woman Killed in River Accident
Great Falls August 13 Mrs Frank Albright was found drowned in the Sun river three miles west of the city at seven o clock this morning. The car she was driving left the grade and plunged about 15 feet throwing her through the windshield. It is feared tonight her sister Mrs Carl Dreyer may also have died in the same accident.
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Great Falls
Frank Albright
Sun River
Carl Dreyer
Russian siege claims and medical ethics debate reported
Reported military communique claims rapid Soviet advances around Mlawa Lukow and Cholm while at home a national drive promotes surgeon standards. Speakers urge public protection from unscrupulous doctors and insist on standardized, ethical practice in medicine.
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Pultusk
Lukof
Cholm
Bug
Vladimir
Volynsky
Grubiesgoft
Kryloff
Dniester
el Change
Ponzi Arrestee Group Faces Large Larceny Charges
In custody on bonds of 50000 each, Charles Brightwell Raymond Meyers Fred Myers and Samuel Zorn face larceny charges for 500 dollars from unknown payees. Ponzi himself on 53 counts totaling 24000 dollars remains in jail pending hearings. Bank involvement cited as Hanover Trust questioned.
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Charles M. Brightwell
Raymond Meyers
Fred Myers
Samuel Zorn
Dorchester District
Foight
Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company
Powgl
Securities Exchange Company
Albert Hurwitz
Suffolk County
Ponzi
Muunicipal Court
Shim
General Howard and Chief Joseph at Big Hole battle
Read as a historically framed account of the Nez Perce resistance, the Big Hole engagement and General Howard's role are described alongside General Miles and Custer era clashes. The narrative notes the chase from the Bnake river to the Bearpaw mountains and eventual surrender, marking a pivotal moment in the American Indian wars.
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Howard
Butte
Joseph
Bnake River
Yellowstone Park
Plains
Mississippi River
Miles
Fort Keogh
Ovetake
Bearpaw
Sae
Big Hole
Bitter Root Mountains
Nez Perces
Gibbon
Caid
Clavie
Battle of
The
Deer Lodge
Ross’ Hole
Idaho
Clark
Senator Lark
Primary Support Ad Promises Faithful Service if Elected
A paid political advertisement urges voters to back a sitting congressman in the primaries. It argues his record merits approval and predicts he will serve faithfully if re-elected.
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Congress
Senator Clark Leads Montana Volunteers in Big Hole Battle Discussion
The narrative recounts Fort Shaw troops and Montana volunteers led by Senator W A Clark facing the Nez Perces after the 1877 Big Hole battle. It notes heavy losses: Gibbon's command suffered 35 killed and 30 wounded, while Nez Perces incursions triggered swift mobilization from Deer Lodge, Butte, and Washington officials.
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United States
Fort Shaw
Gibbon
Nez Perces
Deer Lodge
W. A. Clark
Charles &. Warren
Butte
Senator Clark
Julian Leads Ohio Senatorial Contest
Cincinnati candidate W A Julian jumped into the lead by 2 818 votes over Judge A F O Neill in the Democratic US senate nomination race in Ohio. After tabulation from most precincts was corrected the tally showed Julian 63 289 and O Neill 51 067.
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Columbus
Ohio
W .A. Julian
Cincinnati
A. F. O'Neill
Akron
Julian
O'Neill
France breaks from Britain as war moves surge anew
The article outlines France’s stance against participation in a London peace conference and France’s independent actions toward soviet Russia. It notes U.S. disapproval, British prestige at risk, and shifts in diplomacy with Poland and other nations amid new anti-Russian alignments.
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Rance
London
United States
Wrangel Marshal Foch
Baron
Wrangel
Tait Heads
Shippe Sebas Tono
Dardanelles
Francis
Joseph
Russia
France
Italy
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Austria
Rumania
Roosevelt to Arrive in Butte Early Wednesday
Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate Franklin D. Roosevelt is due in Butte Wednesday afternoon after traveling from Billings. His party will transfer to the Great Northern line and depart Butte at 2 41 for Helena, with plans for a cordial reception under way at Democratic headquarters.
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Butte
Franklin D. Roosey
Billings
Roosevelt
Great Northern Railway
Helena
Drelock
Spokane
Opm
Auarte
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