Last Rites for Frontiersmen Miners After Deadly Blast
Kemmerer Wyoming held somber last rites for 99 miners killed in Frontier Mine Number 1 explosion. A coroner jury ruled the blast caused by the fire boss re lighting his lamp in room seven thirtieth entry. Funeral services, graves, and compensation plans followed as relief groups aid survivors.
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Associated Press
Kemmerer
Wyo
Frontier
Kemmerer Coal Company
Thomas Roberts
Peter Boam
Roberts
FP. F. Patterson
Cas
Triangle Park
Harry W. Fox
Wyoming Federation of Labor
James Morgan
Mine Workers of America
John R. Arnold
Evanston
Wyoming
Military rule extended in Tulsa area amid mob threat
In Tulsa Oklahoma the martial law first in force last Tuesday was extended tonight across southern Tulsa county including Red Fork and Broken Arrow. Ten men detained by National Guardsmen during a swift Jenks operation will be held for military investigation with no charges yet filed and without public disclosure of their names.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Martielew
Tulsa County
Red Fork
Broken Arrow
National
Jenks
Markham
Coolidge Urges Journalists for Word of Gladness
President Coolidge, addressing newspaper correspondents after a conference, urged reporters to infuse their stories with a word of gladness and hope. He concluded by thanking the press and asking his personal staff to help craft writings that evening with a hopeful tone.
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Washington
Coolidge
Ness
Hope
Mr. Kenidge
Lead in pencils f2f a combination of graphite ground
A description notes that pencils contain a blend of graphite ground with crey, forming the writing core. The sentence highlights material composition and use in pencil production.
1924 Presidential possibilities mentioned at Dillon summer session
The Dillon summer session closed with 597 students enrolled. 34 earned diplomas and many will teach in Montana schools. Regional summer schools at Miles City Lewistown and Billings serve 1200 trained teachers. Visitors include E D Hastings John Sheser and Charles Truax. Socials and visits accompany the close of the term.
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The
Normal College
Montana
Easion
Colfer
Harry Andrus
E. D. Hastings
Butte
John Sheser
Grant
Charles Truax
Lima
J. B. Gaash
Salt Lake City
M. H. McClement
F. A. Ehleb
City
John Baker
Japanese liquor seller bound over in Lima case
Dillon Aug 17 J Uno a Japanese resident of Lima was arrested by Sheriff Mooney on selling liquor. He pleaded guilty in the justice court and was bound over to the district court under 6500 bond which he posted.
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Dillon
J. Uno
Lima
Mooney
Justice Court
Dillon Deputy Gruel Appointed Sheriff Aide
Al Gruell long time Dillon resident and former Andrus hotel clerk has been named deputy sheriff of the county. He previously served in the role under Sheriff Gosman in 1909.
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Dillon
al Gruell
Andrus
Gruell
Gosman
Dillon Man Arrested for Contempt of Court in Bozeman Case
Ed Murray of Dillon Implement Company was arrested by Under Sheriff Kellum on a Bozeman warrant for contempt of court for failure to pay his wife's alimony. He will be held in Dillon until Bozeman authorities arrive.
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Dillon
Ed Murray
Dillon Implement Company
Kellum
Bozeman
Frank Allen Charged With First Degree Assault
Dillon reports Frank Allen a hay field worker was brought in and charged with first degree assault for allegedly striking a fellow worker over the head with a pitchfork. Trial date not yet set.
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Dillon
Frank Allen
Allen
Dillon News Notes Aug 17 Local Visitors Stay Almanac
Dillon notes list A K Stewart and wife staying at the Andrus from Butte Glenn Smith and others visiting from Grant Jackson and Dillon residents make business trips to Butte and Spokane Dr F Walsh Anaconda visitor W C Jones from Wise River D L Snyder Minneapolis and others in town Master Ray Gimble travels to the Cornell ranch for two weeks J E Hample Spokane wool buyer transacts business Master Harry Colfer hosts party for 15 at the Andrus hotel parlor
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Dillon
A. K. Stewart
Andrus
Butte
Glenn Smith
George Smith
Wayne Lehti
Chris Christensen
Grant
W. J. Corbett
Jackson
J. M. Holloran
H. J. Sweeney
Clyde Webster
Beaverhead County
San Francisco
University of California
R. K. Schwab
Dunlap
Anaconda
Dr. Dunlap
W. H. Adams
Salt Lake
Tanlac Restored Her Fully Says Mrs Lodge
Mrs Martia Ellen Lodge of Spokane Washington proclaims Tanlac revived her strength and digestion after four years of fa trouble. She credits one bottle with improvement and six bottles with a new vitality, and says Tanlac serves as an effective appetite aid. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
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Tanlac
Mrs. Lodge
Martia Ellen Lodge
Queen Ave
Spokane
Washington
Deer Lodge Tax Levy Set For 1923 By County Board
Powell county commissioners fixed 1923 tax levies at 35.4 mills total for state county and school purposes. State general 3.5 mills plus 0.2 veterans bond, 0.7 educational bond, 1.5 livestock, 1 for livestock sanitary. county 7 mills general, 3 for contingent, 1.5 poor, 1 for bridge, high school 4.59, sinking 1.25, bond interest 2.25, general school 6, road fund 1. Incorporated Deer Lodge residents face 20 mills for special improvements and all county residents pay a $2 poll tax and a $2 road tax.
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Deer Lodge
Powell County Board of Commissioners
Board of
Veterans Welfare
Livestock Commission
Livestock Sanitary Board
Deer Lodge Opens Community Market
The Deer Lodge Chamber of Commerce sets up a community market in the secretary’s office to connect ranchers and farmers selling hogs cattle chickens and other produce with buyers. Listings will be shared to aggregate sales and possibly move a carload to market for better prices.
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Deer Lodge
Chamber of Commerce
Deer Lodge Notes Visit and Local Marital News
DEER LODGE Aug 37 Mr and Mrs Frank Conley and daughters Hilda and Helen and the Misses Frances Burks and Esther Nielsen were Butte visitors on Thursday. Alex Baehr and son Bobby were in Butte Thursday to witness the circus. Hubert Grohasky and Miss Elizabeth Smith of Butte were united in marriage in Deer Lodge on Wednesday by Justice of the Peace Harry Peterson. The couple will extend a trip to California before returning to Butte where they will reside. Heinch and Alf Whitworth returned from Billings where they have been attending.
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Deer Lodge
Frank Conley
Hilda
Helen
Frances Burks
Esther Nielsen
Butte
Alex Baehr
Bobby
Hubert Grohasky
Elizabeth Smith
Harry Peterson
Court House
Lou Gordon
California
H. ©. Heinch
Alf Whitworth
Billilngs
Deer Lodge News Roundup Reflects Week of Local Visits
The past week in Deer Lodge features numerous social visits and travel notices. Mrs Val Galle of Anaconda visits her sister Mrs Dave Cushing. Mrs Joe Holt returns from Tacoma after her father James Lake’s death. funeral held at Methodist church. The Eastern Montana district reunion opens at Tewey's ranch with public invitation. Several residents journey to Lewistown, Spokane, Yellowstone Park, and Seattle for conventions and trips. Residents Kenneth Davis recovering from appendicitis and Mr. Davis visiting friends, while Miss Dorothy Rivers returns from Dillon. local clergy schedule guest pastor Rev F C Phelps of Manhattan for next Sunday.
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Val Galle
Anaconda
Dave Cushing
Galle
Edith Burch
Joe Holt
Tacoma
Holt
James Lake
Billy Craddock
Butte
City
Deer Lodge
Methodist Church
H. Tudor Seete
Estern
Montana
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Day Saints
Tewey's Ranch
T. J. Owsley
Bill Kenna
Idaho
Ed Nicholas
Bill Robinson
Yellowstone Park
T. Collins
Lewistown
Maggie Collins
Great Falls
Kenneth Davis
Mr. Davis
George Pierce
Lewiston
Mr. Pierce
Noah Bame
Thomas Mullen
E. J. Cummins
Hermoyille
Minneapolis Wheat Prices and Grain Quotes Aug 17
Minneapolis wheat and grain prices show No 1 northern at 1.13 to 1.18 dollars, No 1 dark northern spring from 1.24 to 1.29 dollars, and other grains including corn 84 to 85 cents, oats 34 to 35 cents, barley 43 to 45 cents, rye 62 to 63 cents, and flax at 2.39 to 2.49 dollars. The note adds population context: over 228 million people enter New York annually.
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Minneapolis
The
Associated Press
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS FROM THE AP CHICAGO MARKET
Hogs receipts 26 000 slow uneven around steady to lower than Thursday's average. 160 to 240 pound hogs 8.50 8.65, top 8.70. 250 to 325 pound butchers 7.90 8.45. Sows mostly 6.20 6.50. Pigs and heavy weights listed with various ranges. Cattle receipts 3 000 beef steers and yearlings steady with top around 12.40. Vealers steady to 25c higher. Sheep receipts 9 000 active fat lambs 25 to 60c higher. ewes? prices around 9.50 13.25. top 13.59. No feeding lambs sold.
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Associated Press
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Ateady
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Mid-August
Sioux City market notes cattle receipts 12 000 slow with weak demand for killers and stockers. Fat steers and yearlings traded around 8 12.49 or 8.50 11.50 for bulk. Hog receipts also 12 000 with prices 15 25 lower. top 8.05 and bulk 6.40 7.90. Sheep not quoted.
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The
Associated Press
Sioux City
Agricultural market report omataia hogs cattle and sheep
Hogs receipts 17,000. butchers 15 25e lower, other hogs 25 35e down. Bulk butchers 7.25 7.75, top 7.99. Cattle receipts 2,290. all classes steady to active on better grades, mature steer top 12, yearlings 10.50, grass cows 3.75 4.50, stockers and feeders scarce. Sheep receipts 6,909. lambs 15 25c higher, fat western lambs 13.13 13.15, top 13.25, natives 12.50, feeding lambs 12.25 12.89, top 12.80.
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Omatia
Associated Press
Omaba
U. 8
Department of Agriculture
Cattle and hog markets report from Kansas City
Kansas City cattle receipts reach 1500 with western calves. killing steers steady with top around 19.50 and beef cows 3.50 to 4.50. Hogs supply about 6000, prices near 7.65 to 8.25 for various weights. sheep receipts 1500 with native lambs about 12.50 and best ewes around 8.00.
Cattle and Calves Receipts Report From Los Angeles
Los Angeles reports livestock receipts on August 17 with cattle 200 head calves 400 head hogs 309 head. The brief market summary notes arrivals and totals for the day in a compact exchange.
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Los Angeles
The
Associated Press
Market Report For Yearlings Cattle Hogs And Sheep
Receipts total 700 calves and 2,400 hogs with higher bids on good calf stock. Yearlings mostly 5 to 6.50. grass cows and heifers 3.50 to 5.50. canners and cutters 2 to 3. heavy bulls 4 to 4.40. Hogs steady to weak except choice lights to shippers 8.25 and up. sows 6 to 8.75. bulk pigs 6.25. Sheep firm to up with fat lambs 11.75 to 12. yearling wethers 10. ewes 8.50. light fat ewes 6.75 to 7. Few heavies around 5.
Cattle Receipts Steady in South St. Paul Market
South St Paul August 17 cattle receipts total about 1000 with killing classes generally steady. Odd lots and grain fed gearings bring around 8.25 to 9.50 per hundredweight while grass steers and other categories show stable prices as the USDA report notes.
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South ST. Paul
The
Associated Press
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U S Department of Agriculture Hog and Cattle Report from Denver
August receipts show hogs steady to 10 cents lower with top at 8.65 for 220 pound averages. Cattle receipts 200 with grass cows and heifers strong at 8 dollars. Sheep receipts 2,700 with Nevada fat lambs at 12.50 and Idaho Utah lambs unsettled. feeder lambs offered late at 11.85 to 12.10.
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The
Associated Press
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Denver
Nevada
Tdaho
Utah
Portland Livestock Prices Hold Steady on Quiet Day
Portland reports cattle hogs and sheep nominally steady with no receipts as of August 17. The subdued market reflects slack demand and a calm trading day in the livestock exchange.
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Portland
The
Associated Press
Spokane Market Reports Steady Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Spokane August 17 cattle receipts total 96 with market steady and quotations unchanged. Hog receipts 72 with prime mixed 9.99 to 9.50, medium mixed 8.75 to 9.25, heavies 6.8 to 8.5, fat pigs 8.75 to 9, stockers and feeders 8.50 to 8.75. Sheep receipts none. market steady with prime lambs 9 to 10, fair to medium 7.5 to 8.5, prime yearlings 7 to 8, prime wethers 5.5 to 7, best mutton ewes 3 to 5.
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The
Associated Press
Spokane
Colleen Moore to Wed John Emmett McCormack
Colleen Moore and John Emmett McCormack obtained a marriage license in Los Angeles and plan to marry the next day. McCormack is the western representative of Associated First National Pictures.
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Colleen Moore
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
John Emmett McCormack
Associated First National Pictures, Inc
New Labrador gold fields may rival Klondike claim
Newly discovered gold fields near Labrador are cited as potentially a second Klondike. A proposal to found a new city on the eastern bank of the Suez Canal to be named Port Said East is under review.
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Labrador
Suez Canal
Port Said East
Bisbee Mine Blaze Confined To Small Zone In Shaft
Fire rages on the 1500 foot level of the Junction shaft at Calumet and Arizona Mining Co in Bisbee Arizona as workers lay pipes and flood the area with water Cement bulkheads seal off the air and three pipelines bring water from above General manager John C Greenway says the fire will stay within a 17 by 24 foot area and not rise more than 40 feet above the level Most workers remain in good condition after hours of fighting the blaze with only a few overcome by smoke and gas
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Associated Press
Bisbee
Ariz
Calumet & Arizona Mining Company
John C. Greenway
Greenway
Funeral of John P. McNulty Scheduled at 9:30 AM
Anaconda Knights of Columbus members gather at McNulty home on 415 East Third Street to honor their departed brother. The procession heads to St Pauls Church for a solemn high mass at 10 o'clock, with burial in Mount Carmel Cemetery.
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Anaconda
Knights of Columbus
John P. McNulty
East Third Street
St. Paul's Church
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Heinecke Named Assistant Cashier at National Bank
Fred Heinecke was elected today to the newly created position of assistant cashier of the National Bank of Montana in Helena. He was born in Sheboygan Wisconsin and studied at the University of Wisconsin Madison. He then worked two years with the First National Bank of Miles City and other Eastern Montana banks, followed by two years at the Helena branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis heading several departments.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Fred Heinecke
National Bank of Montana
Heinecke
Sheboygan
Wis
University of Wisconsin At
Montana
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Australian centenarian died at 105 near home
A recent obituary notes an Australian woman who lived to 105 years and remained within twenty miles of her birthplace her entire life. The piece also mentions pure barium sulphate as a pure white substance reflecting all light.
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Dillon Bureau
Senator Wadsworth
New York
William E. Borah
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Henry J. Allen
Kane
Hiram Johnson
A. Medill McCormick
Illinois
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Nature
Bureau
William Beaumont
Powell County
Will Scott
Massachusetts
Durell Whitcraft
Polson, Mont
Martin Gleason
Missoula
Enez Eliason
Upper Valley
Helen Drake
Sybel Hobart
Seattle
Ed Lowery
Garrison
United States
Livestoce
Sioun City
Kansas City
Kansas
Bisbee Mine
Calumet
Arizona
National Bank
Butte-Anaconda
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