Admiral Togo Departs Amid Japanese-American Celebration
Seattle August function honors Admiral Count Heihachiro Togo with 100 business leaders, diplomats, and Japanese officials in attendance. Togo thanks Americans for hospitality, praises U.S. courtesy, and leaves aboard the Tamba Maru tomorrow, after a ceremonial escort by Admiral Southerland.
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Seattle
Wash
Heihachiro Togo
Clumber of Commerce
Commercial Club
Toovu
Japan
Hiraga
Arhington
Kakamura
Ottawa
Ontario
Yada
Vancouver
B. C
California
Oregon
George W. Dillon
W. H. H. Southerland
Pacific Fleet
Thomas Burke
Takahashi
Togo
Taniguichi
Est
Taft
Faror
Southerland
Fred J. Keisel
Ogden
Utah
To Elect County Seat In Lincoln County
Libby Aug 28 Special Dispatch to the Standard Lincoln county commissioners meet Sept 5 to consider a petition calling a special election on the county seat question. The law's constitutionality may be tested in court and an election, if held, would be the first in the state under this measure. Only last fall's registrants could vote, shrinking the potential turnout.
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Libby
Lincoln County
Federal expenses rise with August deficit reported
Washington reports government finances for August show a deficit of 22 million dollars on ordinary accounts, higher than last year’s 14 thousand. Customs receipts fall by 4 million compared with a year ago, and total expenditures exceed last year by over 2.1 million dollars.
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Washington
Million in Old Coins On View At Numismatic Meet
Chicago August 28 Rare coins valued at more than 1.9 million dollars are on exhibit at the annual convention of the American Numismatic Association opening today with 100 members from many parts of the world.
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Chicago
American Numismatic Association
Appointments for Methodist Church for coming year
Special dispatch lists ministers assigned by the annual Methodist Episcopal conference across districts Yellowstone Butte Helena Missoula and more with numerous circuits and churches named. Additional specials include evangelist Jacob Mills chaplain Brull and Black Hills missionaries. several ministers left without appointments to attend schools costing about 150000 dollars for a Chicago to Seattle girls study trip.
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Billings
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Yellowstone
Charles D. Crouch
Big Timber
David Hardy
Edward Smith
Bozeman
E. C. Bartlett
Birney
A. E. Plummer
Bridger
Fromberg
S. H. Utrecht
Comanche
F. O. Linger
Clyde Park
James Thompson
Forsyth
C. E
Redwater
Salesville
Sidney
Wibaux
Butte
Edward Laird Mills
Anaconda
J. W. Tait
Butte Grace Church
J. A. Meeks
Mount Bethel
Wesley
G. H. Barker
Mountain View
G. D. Wolfe
Trinity
S. A. Oliver
Unity
Silver Bow Park
J. E. Coad
Carlton
Thomas Hardie
Clancy and
Jefferson
Thompson and
Trout Creek
J. F. Holton
Townsend
W. E. el- Mott
Twin Bridges
W. E. Snider
Whitehall
Fred Whitford
Camas Hot Springs
Lower Flathead
Marysville
Winston
Avon
Meadow Creek
Plains
Paradise
Radersburg
Toston
Rowan
Three Forks
Jacob Mills
C. C. Brull
United States Army
G. F. Klein
F. M. Saigh
Black Hills
I. W. Kingsley
D. H. Fleet
Samuel
James Taylor
Largest Ursuline Academy Cornerstone Laying Planned
Bishop Mathias C Lenihan of the Great Falls diocese announced the cornerstone laying of Ursuline Academy for Sunday afternoon September 4 at 4 o clock. The ceremony will be assisted by missionary fathers from St Louis and local city priests in this solemn ritual for a project described as the largest in the area.
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Great Falls
Aux
Mathias C. Lenihan
Ursuline Academy
Missionary Fathers of
St. Louis
Make Picture Theater Supply More Exits
Great Falls Aug 28 Special Dispatch to the Standard fire chiefs and city engineer refuse reopening Alcazar theater until ample exits are provided after a recent fire near-miss. He warns 300 patrons could not exit safely in a blaze. council orders inspection of all moving picture houses for adequate egress.
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Standard
Great Falls
Pennsylvania
Alcazar
Mayor Seidel Sued for Fifty Thousand
Milwaukee August 28 Circuit Judge F C Eschweiler began a suit for 50000 against Mayor Emil Seidel alleging slander in remarks during a Bayview campaign speech. The suit cites a prior ruling deeming a city hall official appointment illegal and quotes the mayor’s remark about a bench being dirty for a political trick.
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Milwaukee
F. C. Eschweiler
Emil Seidel
Bayview
H Eschweiler
United States
Belt native Fred Wright wins Marcus Daly scholarship
Great Falls on August 28 reports Fred Wright of Belt who graduated from Belt High in 1909 wired friends he has won the Marcus Daly scholarship at Columbia University and will pursue engineering. Wright has studied at the Butte School of Mines.
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Standard
Great Falls
Fred Wright
Belt
Marcus Daly
Columbia University
Wright
Butte School of Mines
Arraigned German Spy Found Secret Papers
Plymouth England August 19 arrest of Lieutenant Philip Schultz of the Thirteenth Hussars stationed at Frankfurt on the Main charged with espionage. He appeared in open court as prosecutors described plans to obtain details on British support for France in the Moroccan dispute. A cipher and offer of money to locals were noted, with residents cooperating to trap the spy.
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Plymouth
Eng
Augon
Philip Schultz
Thirteenth
Hussars
Frankfort-off-the- Main
Germany
Department of Public Prosecutions
Schultz
France
Schlitz
Rail road blameless in Walker girl death
Bozeman Aug 28. Coroner’s jury finds Northern Pacific not liable in the death of Ethel Walker who was struck by the North Coast Limited near Chestnut. The engineer had no warning time as she stood around a sharp curve, watching No 4 on another track. Body sent to Red Lodge for burial. she was a Red Lodge High School girl visiting her sister near Chestnut.
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Standard
Bozeman
Ethel Walker
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific Road
Red Lodge
Gallatin County
Thomas Dickson
Chestnut
Priests Begin Diocese Retreat at St. Thomas Home
Great Falls reports the diocesan priests opened a spiritual retreat this evening at St. Thomas Orphans' home. The gathering aims to foster reflection and renewed pastoral focus for the clergy in the region.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
St. Thomas Orphans’ Home
Missionary Revival Draws Priests From Wide Range
The Rev. Thormas A Shaw, America’s oldest active missionary and veteran priest, directs a large retreat attended by priests from Billings, Big Timber, Miles City and up to the Canadian border. Attendees include representatives from major points across the region.
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Thormas A Shaw
America
Billings
Big Timber
Miles City
Canadian
Optometrists Convene at Bozeman This Week
Bozeman hosts the annual Montana State Association of Optometrists meeting with about 15 members and leaders L. F. Verberckmoes of Anaconda and A. S. House of Billings present. A business session, a city tour, and a banquet marked the gathering, which will close today. The president described the event as a pleasant reunion.
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Bozeman
Montana State Association of Optometrists
L. F. Verberckmoes
Anaconda
House of Billings
Gallatin Valley Club
Verberckmoes
Morimura Bros Face Higher Appraised Value Pottery Case
San Francisco Aug 28 United States Appraiser John G Mattos raises the valuation on 500 cases of oriental pottery consigned to Morimura Bros of New York San Francisco and Tokio from 45 to 70 percent The goods were seized pending an undervaluation probe at Seattle and Tacoma They were released to Morimura on a 1 percent raise above 6 percent Morimura will appeal to the board of general appraisers in New York Several hundred more cases arrived after the first seizure and are under review
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The
Standard
San Francisco
United States
John G. Mattos
Morimura Bros
New York
Tokio
Marimura Bros
Board of General Appraisers
Salt Lake City Man Surrenders in Marybray Conspiracy Case
Charles Wilhelm of Salt Lake City surrendered to U S marshal Harry Harmond in Des Moines. He was arraigned before Judge McPherson on conspiracy charges, pleaded guilty, and was fined 10 dollars and sentenced to four months in Polk county jail.
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Des Moines
Charles Wilhelm
Salt Lake City
Utah
Marybray Gang
Harry Harmond
United States
Wilhelm
McPherson
Polk County
Governor Norris Heads to Dillon and Spring Lake Conference
Helena report states Governor Norris left for Dillon today, plans two days there, then proceeds to Spring Lake New Jersey for a governors conference. He aims to return to Helena by September 22.
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the Standard
Helena
Norris
Dillon
Spring Lake
N. J
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Butte’s
Thenich
Genuin
Los Gente Senate
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W. B
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Naval
START
Seidel
Daly
Railroad
Walker Girl
Maybray
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Montana Liquor CO
E. Park Street
Bell
Ind
Montana
Dufty
Finn
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Harper's Famous Buttermilk
Harper’s Creamery
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