Deer Lodge Catholic Women Hold Convention
The fifth annual convention of Catholic women in Deer Lodge opened with an inspiring sermon by Rev. Saren McCormick. Business sessions saw a welcome by local leaders and a focus on the group’s civic and social work. Officers for the coming year will be elected as delegates discussed Catholic women’s contributions to community service.
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Deer Lodge
Deer Lane
Mena
Ancheon
St. Mary's
Seerion
Colman
Dent
Reading
Steve Goose
Dilton
Ates
Une Counell
SRT
Ates Mende
New In
Washington
Eg Eee
Moor
Enseing
Signers Sought for Deer Lodge Petitions in Open and Closed Season
Two petitions circulate in Deer Lodge county seeking signatures. One by the Anglers' Club requests a closed season on lakes west of Rock Creek on Mount Powell from March 4 to July 1, 1927 to allow spawning. The other, by Powell county residents, seeks an elk open season five days from June 18 to October 2 west of the Deer Lodge River, arguing winter feed scarcity and elk numbers threaten farmers and stock.
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Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Anglers’ Club
Rock Creek Lake
Mount” Powell
Powell County
Anglers’ Club
Attendance Highlighted at Masonic Temple Gathering
Large turnout of both members and families described as an event. Officers urge all to be at the Masonic temple at 1 30. Mrs France Wood has left for Marmarth after an extended visit with her parents Mr and Mrs W M Lints.
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Masonic Temple
France Wood
Marmarth
Mra W. M. Lints
Early morning blaze damages Bars cafe and Watson's barber shop
A Dillon fire in the Bars cafe basement and adjacent Watson's barber shop caused extensive damage to both interiors and the restaurant, with smoke and water destruction totaling a month loss. Firefighters faced flashing dark and used holes in the sidewalk to reach the blaze, aided by insurance coverage on furniture and fixtures. The cause is believed linked to detective wiring. Joe Jenson aided a safety rescue as smoke spread to nearby buildings. the blaze threatened several businesses in a principal downtown block.
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Dillon
Bars Cafe
Watson's Barber Shop
Mall
Bessie Barshaw
Ind
Joe Jenson
Cushing
Diane
Picnic Special to Carry Butte Visitors to Dillon
Special train departs Butte at 4 19 am next Monday carrying hundreds of Modern Woodmen to Dillon for Labor Day picnic at Dillmont Park and rodeo at Dillon fairgrounds. Park preparations include a baseball diamond for Lima vs Dillon and a running track with drills for the entertainment program. Local crews anticipate the largest crowd ever in Dillon for the events.
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Dillon
Eave Butte
Dilimont Park
Trai
Butte
Dillon Fairgrounds
Lima
Pioneer of Billings shoots self to death
Associated Press reports Pioneer W. H. Donovan of Billings shot himself Monday afternoon amid financial concerns. Two boys near St. Vincent's hospital heard a gunshot and found Donovan dying along the Billings Irrigation area. His coat was found nearby with no note to explain the act. Donovan had been seen in the area earlier in the day and had been a Wisconsin immigrant who later partnered with leading merchants in Billings.
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Byte Associated Press
Billings
W. H. Donovan
St. Vincent's Hospital
Donovan
Wisconsin
Mexican leader badly wounded in home shooting
Sixtobaca, an old police figure, was wounded when Ramon Hernandes shot him after a dispute that began with guitar playing. Sixtobaca identified Hernandes at St James hospital and the assailant was arrested as investigations continued. The incident occurred early morning on Wyoming Street with dangerous injuries and ongoing hospital care.
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Page
Thean
Frank’ Teiling
Hernandes
St. James
Rnander
Ted
Sixtobaca
Tlass
Hernandex
Jon Artis
Siatobaca
Morrison
Hallisey
Mooney
Jerome Doyle
Oparate Bixtobaea
Ramon Hernandes
Omicers
Oklahoma
Requie
Fragmentary OCR notes on street scene and objects
Disjointed readable fragments describe dust and impediments on a street. Vague mentions of packing, a yard, and a person perhaps wandering. Hard to identify event, place, or names. the text remains largely indecipherable.
School term extended month discussed by trustees
Trustees Baldwin proposed extending the school term to ten months. The district examined finances and noted the average month now runs about 20 days. Trustees argue the longer term would burden students in any grade beyond their capacity while the current nine months fall short for learning.
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Trustes Baldwin
Gunboats Guarding American Interests at Nicaraguan Ports
United States warships are stationed at Bluefields and Corinto to safeguard American life and property amid Nicaragua's revolution. President Chamorro claims Mexican aid to the rebels violates international accords. Also notes display of valuable diamonds in Moscow and Canada sailings by Guadeloupe shipping line.
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Pwo
United States
Bluefields
Corinto
Chamorro
Feo. Is
Tate Caar
Moscow
Woolgrowers Gather in Butte Leads World Trade Event
The article notes the tenth annual meeting of the National Wool Growers Association in Butte with 00 producers buyers and visitors from across the United States and Canada plus a Russian delegation. Key officials include ALA Sohina president from Arizona W Coffey from St Paul and ASTilénwood Red Huff California. Secretary FR Marshall of Salt Lake City. The convention plans include large hall venues and banquets. Colonel Dwight Lincoln of the American Rambouillet Association leads the sale with J W Pincus interpreting for the Russians. Over 8 000 rams are on sale as the event highlights Russian interest in Ramboulets and Hampshire crossings. Also reported: nearly 100 000 head of western lambs ordered by corn belt feeders via the National Livestock Producers Lamb pool amid strong fall demand.
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ALA
Sohina
Venable
Willan
United States
Canada
Nas Wool Growers’ Association
Russian Sheep Commission
Michael Perferkoviteh
Bureau of Animal Industey
Russian Commissioariate of Agriculture
J. V. Soldeviteh
Stephen
Dainzow
Dwight Lincoln
American Ratabouiliet Association
Marysville
Ohio
W. McClure
Bliss
Idaho
J. C. Watters
Filer
J. W. Pincus
New York
Ramboutliets
Hampshires
Chicago
Aus
National Livestock
Good Samaritan loses car in Great Falls incident
Aug 30 Great Falls report: Houser, while tired after aiding a pedestrian on a highway, accepted a ride invitation and left his auto at a local hotel. The stranger, who gave the name H. E. Bell claiming to be a grain buyer, vanished with both the car and himself after Houser went to retrieve it. Baseball gloves with hookless fasteners were also noted as appearing.
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Great Falls
Three Arrests in Dope Mixup Reported
Officers Hallisey and Mooney arrested Violet Mar Un on East Silver Street early Monday. Bong Ching was fined $100 for cocaine sales, while Tom Linn faced bribery charges after attempting to bribe officers. A gun and several dope bundles were found. Linn and Ching face county charges.
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Bill Hallisey
Hancock Mooney
Violet Mar UN
East Silver Street
Bong Ching
Tom Linn
Ching
Linn
Halley
China Boy
Golles
Ppeetation
Main ‘Street
Haitiey
Stanfield Claims Fraud Cost Him Senate Seat
Portland Aug 20 A reply by Senator Robert N Stanfield to Republican central committee chair Phil Metzichan argues a yellow ticket fraud influenced the primary and that two Oregon grand juries will investigate. Stanfield asserts voters in Multnomah and Marion counties were harmed, costing him thousands of votes.
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Portland
Ore
Robert N. Stanfield
Stanfeld
Phil Metzechas
Mate Central
Stanfield
Iame
Metzichan
Oregon
Mccachan
Multnomah
Marion
Grand James
German Lovers Channel Record Promises Channel Feat
Promoter Malone reports that a challenge to Vierk Koten for a 25 mile to 26 mile channel race next summer has been cabled. Miss Baere rejects a round Mane Rattan Island route against Mrs Corson for 25000. Arch Selwyn offers 26000 for a Manhattan circuit race. Malone says future debates about Mrs Ederle’s record will wait for a rival swim. Ederle received a gold medal at a luncheon honoring her feat.
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Vierkkoten
Malone
Miss Baere
Mane Rattan Island
Clemineton Corson
Ide
Arch Selwyn
L. Walter Lissberger
Carson
Manhattan
Ederle
Mies Ederle
Rodman, Wanamaker
Grover A. Whalen
American University of Applied Science
Theosophical gathering features Besant in Chicago
In Chicago on August 30 Jidda Kristinsmurti mingled with crowds and spoke to the Advertising Men’s Post of the American Legion and Theosophists. Mrs Besant addressed the gathering urging stronger American institutions and reliance on national destiny as the Wheaton headquarters project nears completion for the 1927 convention.
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Chicago
Jidda Kristinsmurti
Almor
New York
Ate
Aucernan EU
Annie Besant
Anc
Hymn of
India
Mrs Besant
United States
American Theosophical Society
RBK
le W. Rogers
Wheaton Fis
America
Sweden
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TuRtice Harry Peterson
BE. M. Keoles
Hug
Ovando
Dillon Bureau
Cant
Lemhi
Maho
Call
Leigh Call
Ennis
Charles Brenner
Grant
T. G. Parrish
Lakeview
John Sheser
B. Harkness
Crook Basin
Ithe City
J. W. Smith
Donovan Ranch
John Peterson
Maniac
Pittsburgh
Teburg
Deak
Farmers’ National Bank
Last Tuesay
Miniac
Photon
Countryman
Tulsa
Okla
Old Ruby
W. J. Scantling
Christian Union Church
Hawkins
Mpook
Wander Fen 'Ana
Ierayeyard
Guadeloupe
Onouras
Arawa
National Association
RAM Sale
Samaratin
Senate
Ernest Vierkoeten
France
England
Krishnamurti
Chicago Legion Post
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Aviannas
Colorado
Kaneas
Missouri
Montana
Sains
Washoxbton
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