Montgomery New Bagdad Potentate ceremonial in Montana
Novice members become nobles at the Bagdad temple ceremony in Montana. W M Montgomery is named potentate with Charles Beebe as chief rabban and John Backus as priest and prophet. The event featured a pine decorated banquet hall, a procession of past potentates, and 200 Shriners in attendance led by Stephen P. Wright.
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Bagdad
Dhrinedom
Montana
W. M. Montgomery
Rabban
Charles E. Beebe
John T. Backus
Charles 8. Henderton
3. M. Braschi
William J. Dufresne
George W. Hamlyn
A. J. Gles
Stephen P. Wright
Ig. EB
Farnham
BE. N. Genaverger
F. K. Mutch
G. A
M. Fish
A.eats
Len
Algeria
Tempie
James Simpson
Bagdad Temple
Fargo
W.hites Fortl
Zagoris Temple
Henry Bitlonr
George
A. Whieworth Jobert Scheritel Tallings
George Menfitlan
Unusual hunting mishap in Sun River country
Constable Frank Wills recounts an odd incident after snowfall when a buck startled him and three companions in Jack pines. A hunter’s rifle discharged by a moving safety, striking the animal and killing it after it bolted about 15 feet. Neil O Connell reports a 260 pound snick and 150 pound doe bagged in Swan River country. elk abundant near Woodworth in Little Cottonwood district.
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Frank Wills
Sun River
Wills
Neil O'Connell
Swan River Country
Little Cottonwood
Woodworth
German reply to American note on sinking of ship William P Frye
Washington reports Berlin resumes reply to the American note concerning the sinking of the William P Frye. The German note is said to challenge the claim that using lifeboats is not sufficient safety for passengers and crew aboard ships carrying contraband. Full text awaited by mail.
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Washington
San
Berlin
Germany
William P. Frye
State Department
Ferman
Ohio youths win corn growing honors at state fair
Miss Leela Jones age fourteen of Cardington and Dewey Hanes age eighteen of Arcanum excel in corn on one acre. Jones grows 102 bushels earning a blue ribbon and a special train trip to New York. Hanes yields 15 bushels and wins rewards in the Ohio Fair.
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Leela Jones
Cardington
Ohio
Dewey Hanes
Arcanum
Miss Jones
New York
Dewey
Death of Ralph Skinner Follows Brief Illness
Ralph E. Skinner a 26 year old man who disappeared months ago after an illness of a few days died at St James hospital from pneumonia. His mother Mrs. Mattie E Skinner of New York says he did not wander or act of his own will during his illness. He had been cared for by relatives in Butte and Helena after being found in Dillon. The family contemplates bringing his body to Rochester New York. He was an only child and his mother devoted herself to his care. The article also notes heirs of Dr. E F Wood seeking indemnity from Germany for victims of the Arabic disaster and other wartime losses.
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Ralph E. Skinner
Mattie | E. Skinner
New York
St. James’ Hospital
Dillon
Helena
Butte
Dedares
Washington
E. F. Wood
Janesville
Wis
Germany
Lansing
State Department
Wood Wre
France
England
Merger Forms United States Independent Telephone Assn
Chicago reports a merger of the Independent Telephone Association of America and the National Independent Telephone Association forming the United States Independent Telephone Association. Directors announce the consolidation to boost independent telephone industry efforts. In London sources a German and a Bulgarian regiment entered Monastir as Anglo French troops withdraw toward the Greek frontier per Reuters from Athens.
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Independent Telephone Association of ‘America
National Independent Telephone Association
United States Independent Telephone Association
Teleprone
London
Monastir
Reuter Dipatch
Athens
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