Faculty Enlarged and Some Changes at Bozeman College
New faculty additions and several changes announced at Bozeman College as it prepares to open September 15. About 11 faculty members expected, with Prof. C. B. A. Whipple named head of horticulture, arriving to begin duties. Others include Dr. John Taylor to lead veterinary science, Prof. Oliver to teach vocal music, and Prof. Tannatt appointed head of civil engineering. Several departments gain assistants, and several staff are returning from vacation ahead of the fall term.
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Stnnitaen
Bozeman
Alate Celler Fiero
Severnl
Collene
C. B.A Whipple
Roy W. Mishey
Cizifin
Towa State College
Et Aines
University of Missouri
Robert W. Clark
Barlo
B. Oliver
Toronto
Canada
Kelenn Walters
Oliver
Toronto Conservatory of
I. Eliott
Thomas Marsh
Nebraska
Marsh Wittle
Rermin
Robert 2
Knewle
E. Vanpan ‘Lannatt
Knewle Hak
Ife
Tannatt
Lichen
Wid
Spokane
Wis Tieeky
Charles Vietrboye
George R. Conner
Vauper
Oregon
Om Stecount
Tela
Oliver Ax Kitadt
Deworlment
George W. Mey
New York
W. 3
Oid
Boxtman
A. Ti, Currier
Helena Brewer
History
Fasl
BM. A. Cantwell
W. 7. Brewer
WW. O. Tallman
Mathematican
Northart
Pacifia
Jere
Taunton
Stro Bainie
Thaw Packs Belongings to Go Back to Asylum
Aug Weary 1 Thaw packed his belongings in the county jail preparing to return to Mattes and domarrey. He received several hundred dollars most from crank letters by women. The Thaw family plans to move him to relatives custody with an accompanying family member or special attendant.
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White Prairne
Mattes
Domarrey
Last Card of Strikers Wholly Without Avail
Flockholm Aug 17 A ballot among railroaders showed a majority against the strike. The general strike contrasts among organized men seems doomed as unorganized workers return to work due to lack of public sympathy and antiunion sentiment across the country.
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Flockholm
Alrikera
Attike
Gener
Amen Ft
Owlms
Tha
Pritters at Sapdviken and Munkora Revive Iron Works
A fragment notes Pritters operates iron works at Sapdviken and Munkora with daily rising activity. The piece mentions land and sea trade, a revived banking movement, and buoyant prices on the Hach exchange.
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Pritters
Sapdviken
Munkora
Dotars
Sea de Normal
McKees Rocks Saloon Reopenings In Flux After Strikes
Pultsivirg Aug 17. Condillars rally as McKees Rocks saloons regain access with 3 600 workers affected. Union leaders urge stores and transport owners to resume business amid ongoing labor action. Striker committee plans further actions while officials pursue a $500 penalties for violators.
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Pultsivirg
McKees
Vie Eiylke
Aye Work
James J. Mackvrlatu
Prittiteid
Stoma Fsed
Met Js
Heat in America shows in Africa and South regions
Across St Louis and other cities Aug 17 heat claims several lives as prostrations rise in the South and Southwest. Fort Worth records 111F with 120F on thermometers as heat wave devastates comfort and business. Johnnesburg reports six inches of fresh snow paralyzing services and stock exchange activity resumes briefly amid turmoil.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Johnnesburg
The
Stock Exchange
Ie & Cuowbull Battle
Prohibition Starter Debate Grows After County Results
Aug 17 Chiesten reports that 15 of 21 counties voted for prohibition, retaining county dispensaries in six. Anti prohibition activity increases as supporters press for statewide ban, anticipating a fight in the next legislative session in January.
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Chiesten
Praaibitien
Benjamin T. Tillman
Wpa
Wis Speetneuhir
Nagalnet
Legialacure
Denver employee accused of theft in gold splashed clothing case
Los Angeles August 17 Charles Wi Dakin, a Denver int employee, is accused in federal court of stealing refined gold from insulation, causing splashed gold on clothing and then scraping it off. The defendant, aged years, allegedly admitted deceit and may return to Colorado.
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Los Angeles
Charles Wi.Dakin
Denver Int
Federal District Court
Goloruds
Makin
Reopen Old Controversy Prompts Irrigation Talk
Several irrigation men from Montana Idaho Utah and others plan to attend the conservation meeting in Seattle on Aug 28. They have written to the Washington Conservation executive board seeking support for reopening the Ballioger-line controversy tied to the Spokane irrigation congress last week.
Warning to Crete Government Over Flag Action
A warning from an international squadron to Crete threatens serious consequences if the Greek flag is lowered. Cretan authorities are urged to heed the message and avoid provoking powers, with an appeal to the public not to obstruct official actions.
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Caner
Crete
Auz
Farclan Consula
Ir Canes
Lawson Sets New Distance Record in Bicycle Race
Salt Lake City report says Tar Lawson tonight set a new distance record in an unpaced protes slang bicycle race. The record surpassed the previous mark by a notable margin, with Lawson completing the required course in a remarkable time of 33 seconds.
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Salt Lake City
Boston in Danger From the Twvaders War Game
A Civil War era war game report describes General Tasker H Ultis and General William A Pew Jr. opposing forces near Boston with lines of infantry cavalry and artillery engaged. The Red and the Blues maneuver as rain and dust affect operations, complicating plans and threatening a turn in the battle.
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Toston
Richmond
Sumer
Tasker H. Ultis
Grig
William A. Pew, Jr
Dnstan
the Red
Mitorltt
Bliss
Ollow
Josten
Apston
Arantes
Pow
Eifth
Eighth
Mme
Conlee
Slugged by thug and badly injured in Montgomery
A woman in Montgomery says a man entered her room after midnight, attacked her with a jack, and stole her diamonds. She suffered a scalp wound and bodily injuries, with the assailant fleeing leaving only his hat. she was found and cared for by Trends.
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Wei
Silvans
Khorlly
Bys Inga
Ant
Uae
Jong
Electric company lights up streets during visiting conventions
The Lytle Feetiny Light and Power company restored street lighting in Homer for visiting conventions from January through May. The arrangement lighted the area during late meetings, with no interruptions or fears reported.
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the Electric Company
Bulte
Jan Hight
Lytle Feetiny Light and Power Company
Homer
Maas Ac Te Shuyhers
Joan Fy
Curtiss Repairs Plane. Ready to Fly Again
Glenn Curtiss announced repairs on the damaged aircraft of American aviator Glenn H. Curtiss, following a crash during practice yesterday. The machine is now restored and Curtiss plans immediate trials in hangar 10, citing a leaking tank as the crash cause. A court report notes the Wright brothers press a potential lawsuit over rights violation.
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Curtiss
Leoning Les
Vane
Glenn
Canthys
Suger
Gcourthimd
Piel Tishon
Tit Vere Chik
Mersica
Cashier Dies of Wounds Inflicted by Robbers
A Keefer bank cashier, a 17 year old named Tutsi Okts Ane Daliner, died from wounds after a robbers attack. A posse searching Keefer tonight found no trace of the culprits. A reward of $1,000 was offered for information leading to capture.
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Cnabier
Keefer Bank
Sean
Keefer
Car Crash Casts Shadow Over Frontier Day Auto Race
Cheyenne Aug 1 A serious accident likely to claim Ernest Grilin life occurred during a 200 mile open race in connection with Frontier Day. Griffith lost control, car flipped, power roll. Martin Fletcher of Denver won the Marmon driven by Fletcher. second Renault driven by Charles Rare. third Marty Ball.
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Cheyenne
Aug. I
Ernest Grilin
Colburn
Griffith
Martin Fletcher
Denver
Hig Aime
Charlax Rare
I & Renault
Marty Ball
Marmon
Harriman Ready to Sail for Home
Harriman plans to return from Europe by way of Cherbourg aboard the Kaizer Wilhelm arriving in New York around August 1 2. The homeward voyage follows reports of his possible option on controlling interest in the New York Central stock, a move that unsettled Wall Street before confirmation of his homecoming boosted market recovery.
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Yaris
Nulomedite
Harrimaen
Europe
Tve
Mr. Laretmie
Marth Gerran
New York
Ang
Tarriman
Wall Street
New York Central
Union Pacific
Frankman
Milaime
Strongeut
Wallstreet
Harriman
Union Paulie
Alten Pacific
Widow of Murdered Man Marries in Helena
Clara Belle Hancock widow of John Tigneack, a mining man murdered in this city last February, wed H. C. Ateinpock of Minneapolis, a representative of the Judge Publishing company. The couple left for a trip to the coast and will reside in Seattle.
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Heliitia
Shoclack
Mehl Mex
Clara Belle Hancock
John Tigneack
Wigaler
Minneapolis
Bleinbeclsle
Judge Publishing Company
Staltle
Fifty Heads Sent to Fez With News of Victory
Tangier August report from the interior claims the forces of Roghi or rebel leader of Morocco have been defeated by loyal troops, though Roghi Winselé remains at large. Supposed purchase of the AE region by Spaniards is alleged, after which Roghi reportedly fled to the mountains with his men. Sul fan forces took 309 prisoners and 3 heads were sent to the capital.
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Fez
Tangier
Cie
Interior
Roghi
Ile
La Joie resigns as Cleveland manager amid criticism
Cleveland August 17 Napoleon La Joie voluntarily tendered his resignation as manager of the Cleveland American team to take effect once his successor is secured. He will remain a player on the team as the owners defend La Joie amid fan and press criticism for the season’s poor showing.
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Cleveland
Napoleon Lajoie
Cleveland American Uascall
Lejoie
Lajoie
Despondent Bishop Walker to Death Over Job Loss
Sheridan Wyoming August 17 Carl Bishop well known painter and decorator shot himself through the heart with a revolver. He walked through two rooms to the back yard attempting to reach a diary but died. He was out of work and had told a friend he would have to go the route if work did not pick up soon.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Carl Bishop
High scores mark work of infantry marksmen
Camp Verry Ohio Aug 17 After the Ohio adjutant general's 300 prize Insel Leen won today by Brent Town srl Wheelan of the Twenty-ninth United States infantry with a score of 93 out of 100. The national contest proceeded to the range for prizes from the Peters trophy and other cash awards. 307 contestants competed. Private J. G. Burg of the Sixth Massachusetts and Gale of Hillier both made perfect scores. Lieutenant Townsend Wheelan and Midshipman A. 1. Panny of the navy tied for third at 98. Private Hamilton of the marine corps was fourth with 98. The Dupont target and tourney was open to those never winning a first prize. Private I. S. Worsham, of Georgia, marine corps, won. Utah Idaho Town California and Hawaii teams entered camp today.
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Camp Verry
Ohio
Ohio Adjutant General
Brent
Townsrl Wheelan
United States Tifuttry
Skirinlah
Hent
Petera
Mitch
J. G. Burng
Massachusetts Amt
1. S Worsham
Georgia
Marine Corps
Utah
Idaho
Town
California
Hawaii
Storm hits Charleston D C causes telegraph wires down
A storm swept Charleston Washington area causing a wind and rain that knocked down all telegraph wires into the city. Communication with the outside world is by long-distance telephone. No loss of life is reported. The claim of an earthquake visit at 4 am is noted as a mistake.
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Charleston
D. C
Ang
Lero Balay
Long-Listanes
Ely
Earthquakes Hit Affected Area With No Reported Damage
Fragmentary OCR note reports two tremors in the Alfie area during the day. No damage or injuries are documented in the readable text. The fragmentary lines obscure specifics such as exact location and timing.
Governor Fay decries lobbyists and urges reform
A governor denounces lobbyists in the legislature era, urging statutes to require disclosure of all lobbying expenses and the exact legislation and recipients of influence. He argues reforms to curb corruption, promote transparency, and ensure free public debate.
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M. J. Hay
Congress
Zin
United States
Fay
Washington
Uvese
Adel
Kew
Eich Rene Senile
May
Early San Francisco returns show district attorney race
Partial results from 52 of 49 precincts indicate Charles Pinker leads on the republican democratic and union labor tickets. Francia Wiener’s name appears on many ballots though not printed. Fickert and Hieney show near equal backing on their tickets and Crocker leads the republican mayoral nomination over Dousey. Letend wins the democratic mayoralty nod and McCarthy the union ticket.
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San Francisco
Ais
Irs
Charles Pinker
Francia J. Wiener
Fickert
Hieney
Wellman and Balloon Stranded by Harsh Weather
From Spitzenbergen Norway dated Aug 44 Walter Wellman's arctic camp reports a foothangile and wind delays as the airship Thalia is prepared. On Aug 18 winds remain variable and Wellman orders the airship back into the shed awaiting calmer weather.
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Haimmerfest
Norway
Walter Wellman
Spitzenbergen
Aig
Mr. Wellmonn
Stark
Pate
Ceesy
Flood Forces People to Fly to Higher Ground
In Colorado Springs on August 1 a flood threatens Rainbow fells above Fountain and forces residents to seek higher ground. Many families, including sourlats, are uprooted as creeks and the Arkansas river swell. A warning at Canon City said the Arkansas river was five feet higher than ever, prompting emergency evacuations.
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Colorado Springs
Ute Pass
Colorado Midland
Preble
Arkansas River
Canon City
Arkansas Rivers
infant dies after illness in city
Harott 16, seven months old son of Mr and Mrs Kay Kelly of 44 Marylaid, died at 2 o clock yesterday after weeks of infantile trouble. Funeral services conducted by the Rev Trudione scheduled for 31st.
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Harott
Kay Kelly
Fev
Trudione
Warrant Issued for John J Murphy in Electricity Theft Case
Judge McGowan issued a warrant yesterday charging John J Murphy of HID West Quartz Street with theft of electricity from Bulle Electric Light and Power Co. The case is set for Thursday morning.
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John J. Murphy
West Quartz Street
McGowan
Bulle Electric Light and Power Company
Texans invite President for visit to Lone Star state
A Texas delegation plans to telegraph Washington with an invitation to the President to visit Texas. They aim to honor him and request a prompt reply, noting the long journey from San Antonio to the Chesapeake and the suspense of the invitation.
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Willings Gazette
Washington
Lone Star State
San Antonio
Chesapeake
Bicycle craze and horse numbers in the United States
The article notes a bike boom and rising horse use, with many owning bicycles before autos. It observes bicycles did not eliminate horses or the horse industry, and that autos will not yet replace horses due to price and demand. It discusses census hints on horse numbers and trends, plus newspaper advertising and local commerce remarks.
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Great Falls
Calanel Pape
Earlien
Ory
Mide
Autocieulles
Lope
United States
Erry Avery
Chinese lettuce weed spotted in Kalispell valley
A sample of the Chinese lettuce weed, a thistle family plant with spiny leaves and seed bulbs, has appeared in Kalispell. The report urges destruction of all specimens to prevent future expense and annoyance. Also notes Brownie Burke named Cincinnati Reds mascot and Helena mourns a popular citizen, with a glimmer of cheer from Aunt Jim Shoemaker.
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Kalispell Hee
Kalispell Chamber of Commerce
Great Falls
Brownie Burke
Dob
Cincinnati Reds
Garry Herrmann
Helena Wit
Jim Shoemaker
Ike
Weather optimism and political opinion from local papers
Gallatin valley reports unusually good growing conditions with minimal damage from recent events. The Havre Preempter comments on Harry Thaw, arguing against granting him clemency as a moral outrage. The Anaconda Standard notes Democrats cannot capitalize on recent charges.
What is the natural touch for young chickens
The passage notes a humorous exam question about the natural touch for young chickens and mentions the Montana Poultry Association seeking an office explanation. It reflects a local newspaper tone, quoting community interest in poultry raising and public duties within the state superintendent’s office.
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Falta
Montana Poultry Association
Man backs out of potato share pledge after visit
A resident of Overly alley county agreed to give a party good care for every potato the settler raised. Ilo visited the sellier's ranch last week and sampled fine spuds. Now he tries to back down on the agreement, arguing the pact would make him poor.
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Ilo
Sellier
The Wool Market Rumors Spread From Lewistown
From Lewistown Democrat the wool market rumors spread of rising prices as buyers expect top prices early in the season. Reports say manufacturers will bid aggressively on fleece, with cordons of commission houses driving demand and prices higher as wool is picked up.
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Lewistown Democrat
Montort
Boston
Rapid Expansion in Deer Lodge Amid Labor and Growth
Local notices describe rapid expansion driven by natural causes and new industry in Deer Lodge. The text mentions a mining shop establishment by Milwauken, a false alarm about a man seeking work, and general labor demand with good wages for capable men as population and wealth rise.
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Deer Lodge
Fanet
Istae Mining
Milwauken
Moore
Crop News and a Military Guest in Columbia Falls
The Hamilton Republican reports bumper hay crops in the valley with fields of grain looking well. A young second lieutenant from the army visited Columbia Falls and befriended a discharged sailor under medical care, urging the sailor to seek care at the state soldiers home hospital with a letter to the home’s surgeon for special attention. The officer’s influence is questioned as the home is run by active Regular Army officers not subaltern orders.
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Ivan
Montang
Mivs Michnor
Atl
Soula
Easiier
Borhig
Hamilton
Cohumbla Falls
Colunblac
Ma Army
Ciohombla Falis
Havel
Solders
Addiaral
Leading Republican Press in Montana Faces Reform Debate
Fragmentary text from the Livingston Post cites opinions across Montana papers Great Falls Leader Helena Gazette and others on revival trends and the Aldrich tariff measure. It mentions reform, subsidized administration, and propaganda labeling by party organs.
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Livingston Post
Tlyairy
Republican Press
Montana
Uus
Rusta Sows
Great Falls
Helana
Revialon
Signure
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