Heaton Acquitted as Woman Held in Spokane Case
Missoula reports Charles Heaton the gambler was released after a Spokane preliminary exam on grand larceny charges. Hazel Sims is implicated and held for higher court, linked to alleged diamond theft from Anne White with aid from Shadley Heaton.
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Missoula
Spokane
Charles Heaton
Hinkle
Hazel Sims
Heaton
A. H. White
Anne White
Shadley Heaton
News Wash
Bmisacula
White
Wetet Fieaton
BavGranae
Sima
Picnic Planned by Northern Pacific Club at Evaro Grove
Missoula August 22 Greater and more complete arrangements are under way for the annual picnic to be hosted by the Northern Pacific club at Evaro grove next Sunday. A special train will leave the city in the morning, the round trip fare is 50 cents, and return will be in the evening. Attendees may bring baskets or enjoy a served lunch and entertainment includes athlete contests with prizes, dancing, and a pavilion for the program.
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Missoula
Allron
Northern Pacite Club
Evaro Grove
Evaro
Gay
German Sons of Hermann Meet in Missoula Montana
Missoula hosts the grand lodge gathering of the Sons of Hermann of Montana with about 20 visitors, German language at its center, and a three day program including a reception at Elks hall, musical entertainment, and a German language play. Delegates from Great Falls, Butte, Helena, Anaconda, Bozeman, Livingston, Havre and other lodges attend, with committees formed for arrangements and hospitality.
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Missoula
Grand Lodge
Sons of Hermann of
Montana
Garden City
Elks' Hall
F. W. Ruphal
Grand” Lodge
Foley
Iisses” McDonald
Inch
Messrs
E. Aluman
Conrad Schimpf
Evenica
Carman
Union Opera House
Grand ‘Lodge
Great Falls
H. Lehman
Jacob Behmidt
N." Hansen
W. A. Kach
Butte—G. Lehrmann
Emilschen
Frank Kenck
Helena—L. Weigel
W. Stein
H. Gerber
E.altman
H.” Valentine
Conrad Sc
Carloke
Riche
Livingston
J. Thomas
Charles Burg
J. Gollmayer
J. Veit
Kallspell
Best
George Held
Sam Hilburn
Adam Brueggemann
Deer Lodge
C. G. Glass
VLE
Lanstracker
Havre
M. Auerbach
Basin
Frank Scheckenbach
Joseph. Wilmer
A. C. Schneider
Henry Greveshausen
Louise Loge
Oscar Reif
Thusnelda Loge
Gus Nickel, Lineloe
Carl Hammer
Tinmergreen Loge
H. Burm
Cob Steiner
Werrick
Butte
Urer
Frank Hogart
Helena
Gould
Fed
Ford
Pooler
Kalispell
A. Smith
Bankers' convention adjourns after successful Montana meet
The Montana Bankers' Association held its third annual convention in the afternoon, adjourned at 1 pm. Livingston was chosen for the next gathering with a park tour planned. Officers elected include President A. H. Bennett and Vice President EB Werrick. a legislative committee will push tax and bank safeguard reforms, with mourning noted for the late M. B. Greenwood of Anaconda.
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Montana Bankers’ Association
Livingston
National Park
Execuive
Illines
Mes Mose
Billings
Mat Billinga
Venton
Mamm
St. Louis
Montana
George
Ta Ramsey
Helena
Arnold
Waa
M. B."greenwood
Anaconda
From Concert Halls to the Police Court
Missoula August 23 in the police court Judge Davis dismissed the case against David Kelsey stage manager at the Gem theater whose wife is an Variety actress employed at the Tivoli theater. The case grew from a family dispute and the defendant asked a postponement for tomorrow afternoon which was granted. List of names appears in the court notice with several residents and merchants named.
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Missoula
Polic Court
Davis
David Kelsey
Kelsey
Gem Theater
Tivol Theater
Wan Ree
Harry Campbell
Tivoli Theater
Married by Missoula Justice after license
A marriage ceremony occurred this afternoon in Missoula with Clerk of the Court Kemp officiating. The groom Fred J. Brubaker, 26, of Glendive, wed the bride Louise Erdman, 21, of St. Cloud, Minnesota, immediately after obtaining the license, with Justice of the Peace Phillips performing the vows.
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Kemp
Fred J. Brubaker
Glendive
Louise Erdman
St. Cloud
Minn
Lcense
Justice of the Peace
Phillips
Manchuria Work Plans After Cable Break
Honolulu reports say agents of an ocean line visited the stranded steamer Manchuria to discuss linking it to shore by telephone. The Manning cut the cable yesterday during efforts to tow the vessel, and the plan now is to await Captain Metcalf and salvage Tats. A shore excursion for sightseers to the Manchuria is being arranged for Sunday. The Army transport Logan departure is delayed awaiting Governor General South taggnee.
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Honolulu
Ttono Luli 'Etephione Company
Manchuria
Bs Telephone
Miho Revenue Cutter
Steamship
Alivefforte
Ward
Metcalf
San Francisco
Logan
Aanita
South Taggnee
Heavy rains lash Western Montana crops in wet spell
A prolonged stormblanket drenches Western Montana with heavy rain and chilly winds. The unseasonable wetting erodes soil, threatens late crops, and dampens fields as temperatures stay unusually cool for this time of year. Farm reports note damage to standing crops and widespread soggy conditions across counties.
Missoula Notes From City Visitors In One Week
Missoula residents and visitors pass through the city Wednesday and Thursday. Names include W R Allen Anaconda Charies Also Butte Oscar Totleman H McCoy Stevensville Carl Bergstrand W B Taylor Victor Siegel Ming Nethe Lynch Andre Gute Siegel Otto Siegel Charles Lehman Lewiston. Several travelers are linked to Butte Tekon Colfax and Columbia Gardens.
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W. R. Allen
Anaconda
Charies Also
Butte
Gotard Alenes Hayes
Oldetime
Oscar Totleman
Mr. H. McCoy
Stevensville Tete
Tekon
Colfax
Carl Bergstrand
W. B. Taylor
Miss Celeste O Shaughnessy Joins Convent After Gifts
Cincinnati Aug Miss Celeste O Shaughnessy daughter of wealthy Peter O Shaughnessy of Newsport Ky deserts worldly life passes jewels to intimate friends instructing them to share sale proceeds with the poor then enters St Martins convent Inquiries reveal motive rooted in convent impulse, relatives say Judge sentences a man for prior mistakes to sixty days.
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Cincinnatic
Celeste O'Shaughnessy
Peter O'Shaughnessy
Newsport
St. Martin's Convent
Reactions to Polish unrest echo Bialystok massacres
Telegrams from Aug 24 report rising alarm in Jewish circles over Leidkeich Poland amid outbreaks of violence and peasant looting across northern Russia. Police blame Jews for unrest, as a police chief is assassinated and mobs react with funerals, shootings, and arrests while authorities seek to curb attacks and protect estates and institutions.
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Bt. Petersburg
Russia
Leidkeich
Poland
Bialystok
Goltset
Goltsefl
Heavy rain floods Kansas City area causing damage
Heavy rain drenched Kansas City and nearby areas early today with 6.38 inches falling in three and a half hours. Low land areas flooded basements. Police and fire crews rescued residents in Little Italy and East and West Bottoms as water surged through homes. Trees stripped, sparrows killed, and streets flooded with strong currents in lower grounds. At least 20 bodies reported exposed.
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Kansas Gas
Kansas City
Little Italy
Young Negro Lynched for Peering Into Window in South Carolina
William Spain, 21, a Black man, was shot and hanged by a mob near St George in Dorchester County after being accused of attempting to enter a window. The mob, aided by a sheriff’s posse, dragged him from jail to a tree and fired roughly 000 shots, following a child’s identification. This marked the third lynching in South Carolina within ten days.
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Columbus
S.C
William Spain
St George
Dorchester County
South Carolina
L. Connor
Dorchester Lumber Company
Badham
Condor
Aud Fienty
Spain
Anduran
Connor
Sheruy
Pornor
Hamilton Notes and Local Movements
D. R. Wallace and wife registered at the Ravalli from Helena. Miss Neille McMurry returned to Missoula after a three week vacation at her home. A O Hara went to Helena on legal business. W Parsons was in Missoula yesterday. James F. Why returned to Wallace after recreation in the Bitterroot. Wallace, McCracken and Gilbert McLaren headed to Como to attempt the Como peaks. TM Francis of Missoula visited on business. Wie valley saw heavy rain last night and the heat wave is easing.
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D. R. Wallace
Helena Miss Neille
McMurry
Missoula
AL O'Hara
Helena Yesters
W. Parsons
Missoul
James F Hy
Wallace
Wallace, McCracken
Gilbert McLaren
Como
Chicago telephone girls strike over rear entrance access
About two hundred workers at the Chicago Telephone Company central exchange walked out, protesting a company order to enter via a rear 100 foot passageway. They cited muddy, dark conditions and harassment by alley hangers on as key grievances. Within an hour, 150 more joined, totaling 259 strikers and cutting seven thousand business district phones from service.
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Chicago
Theentral Exchange
Chicago Telephone Company
Montana Mine Workers Endorse Federation Over IWW
Helena August meeting of the district United Mine Workers affiliating with the Montana Federation of Labor and denouncing the Industrial Workers of the World as enemies of organized labor. Officers were installed and reports considered.
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Helena
United Mine Workers
Montane Federation of Labor
Industrial Workers of the World
Montana
Judge Calls for Ban on Kissing Dirty Bible at Northampton Court
Judge Sir Thomas Snagge denounced the practice of kissing a dirty Testament during oath taking at Northampton county court. A witness objected to the oath and the judge urged doctors to back his campaign to prohibit the act as unsanitary and unhealthy, hoping a law would ban it nationwide.
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London
Thomas Snagge
Northampton County Court
On Trail of Butterflies in Belgrade Damages Crops
Belgrade reports crop damage from butterflies as the interior minister offers a reward of four cents for every fifty captured. The payout already totals about 21,000.00, with officials saying the effort is worthwhile to remove millions at low cost.
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Belgrade
Incerior
Gorilla Escapes Terrorizes Beleys Village in Forest Border
Geneva reports a giant gorilla escaped captivity from an estate near Berley and fled into the Beles forest area. Gendarmes patrol the woods as villagers flee in panic while the beast roams shouting and eludes searchers. The incident follows the animal's arrival from Africa months ago under a wealthy explorer’s care.
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Geneva
Forest of
Beles
Anion
Fribours
Africa
Berley
Tewan
Berley Iert
Mente
Ketp
Man Saves Mother-in-Law By Mistake On Lake
A boatman rowed to aid a woman stranded on a lake shore and brought her to land. After the doctor said the rescue risked the woman's life, the man admitted the woman was his mother-in-law, noting she had caused misery at home for a year and wishing he had known sooner and kept away.
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Vogel
Vingel
Blenne
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Hazel Sima
Kear
Hamilton, Mont
Ravali
Aus
Carter
Carters
Ron Ozziness
Iver
Hermann
Leat Lodge
Endered
F. W. Kusphal
C.F. Dailman
George Nink
Paul Gerber
Ea Rohkramer
Fred. Hensolt
Hugo Sonntag
Charles Schindler
Oto Siegel
Mary Salle
Pauline Rohkramer
Frederixe Hammer
Paul _ Gerber
Charles A. Schrage
BW. Schl
Rett
Bankers’ Convention
A. H.bennett
Virginia City
A. J. Bennett
President
State Bankers’ Asso
Etters
Anderson
Angelo
le Diaines
Mary. Mead
Fran Mtelicks A. Aeatayee
Afra
Mac
Sion Georice
John Obats
Rohan Brestieras Grave
Bvasee
Steiner
Ara
Toman Seare
Trodway
Alan Talla
Almanite
Fed Warner Andreten
Stine Bauey Pi
Missoula Notes
Dogenti
Atreet
Mmany
Seidreich
Grodno
Stavropol
Poltov
Vladimir
Moscow
Yaroslav
Volhynia
Simbirsk
Kazan
Yekaterinoslav
Stolypin
Nove-Tcherikask
Odessa
New York Life Insurance Company
Fuse
Kaulbars
Hamilton
BIG Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner Yards
Bonner, Mont
Toole Avenue
Mont
Hello” Girls
Anne
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
Northrup, King & Co
Sterling
Puritan
First National Bank
Savings Department
Breaident
Ade Montana
NAS Bank
G. A. Wolf
John C. Cehlon
T. Ryman
Ice
M. S
Golden State
Missoula, Mont
Gordon Gloves
Warner
Grace Margaret Gould
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