Indictments Against Butte Firms Draw Federal Jury Report
Helena July 1 The Great Northern Railway and the Henningsen Produce of Butte were named in indictments by the federal grand jury as it closed its report to Judge Bourquin. Thirteen indictments total. 28 cases submitted with bribes found insufficient. Henningsen charged with shipping five carloads of calves from Butte to Spokane Aug 19 1918 not inspected. Other counts accuse carcases unfit for human food. A separate defendant labeled good roads tourist faces mail loss charges for defrauding by posing as a Federal Good Roads official. Louis Marchett accused of retail liquor sales at Red Lodge without proper tax. Longest indicted for murder of Morris Schaffer on Crow Reservation May 14. pleads not guilty.
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Helena
Great Northern Railway Company
Henningsen Produce Company
Butte
Fraue
Bourquin
Henningsen Company i
Spokane
Good Roads
Montana
Federal Good Roads Association
Louis Marchett
Red Lodge
Morris Schaffer Fon
Longear
Religious meetings draw large turnout in rural Montana
Clergy attendance rose yesterday and today as ministers gathered in Bozeman for a program focusing on rural religion. A resolution calls for a Gallatin County religious survey as a first step in studying rural conditions. Superintendent George W. Grown of Paris, Ill gave an address on the Country Church and social service potential. In Helena, Hervert I. Soles and Carrie M. Warner wed at noon at the South Methodist parsonage with plans to reside in Salt Lake City after brief stays in Helena and Great Falls.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County
George W. Grown
Paris
Helena
Hervert I. Soles
Carrie M. Warner
Butte
South Methodist Church
Trev
D. B. Price
Bozeman Jubilee Invite Grows as Governor Plans Visit
Bozeman hosts its Jubilee celebration August 5 to 8 with formal invitation extended by the city council. Governor Stewart, who accepted the invitation, indicated plans to arrive for at least part of the festivities.
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Bozeman
Jala
Stewart
Tragic Train Fatality Near Garrison
A Burlington rain No. 41 train struck a sleeping man west of Garrison while en route to Missoula. The victim, carrying letters from Lena Boaldin, died of injuries after the accident. Authorities and relatives pursue leads as Missoula handles the body and local residents adjust plans for the Fourth of July.
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Garrison
Burlington
Missoula
A. Boaldin
R. H. Rippengale
This
Reverend Helingen smith elected Hebrew professor at Seattle seminary
The Rev. F. W Helingensmith of the Evangelical church, after a 10 day Pacifi c Lutheran synod meeting in Bellingham Washington, was chosen as professor of Hebrew language and literature at the Pacific Theological Seminary in Seattle. He has studied seven languages and recently helped complete a fine local church building. He came from Utica New York for health reasons and has not decided if he will accept the call. The report notes his high qualifications and the scarcity of suitable candidates. Additionally the Cooke City to Gardiner mail troubles continue as cheaper parast rates prompt flour and other shipments to be sent to Cooke, 7 miles from Gardiner.
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Lavingston
F. W Helingensmith
Thevangelical ‘Church
Pacife Lutheran Synod
Bellingham
Wash
Pacific Theological Seminary
Seattle
Utica
N. Y
Cooke City-to-Gardiner
Cooke
Gardi
Grain shipments for mining freight resume delayed meeting
With stagecoaches carrying flour and oats to Gardiner, 1380 pounds of flour and 60 pounds of oats were moved by pack horses to mining towns through the park. Charles Gilbert raised his bid to 1000 dollars per month for next year’s contract, hoping to offset future losses. The Twin Cities Aberdeen Yellowstone Park Trail Association meeting at Hunters Hot Springs was postponed due to washouts at Mandan, new date pending as roads improve and autoists prepare for the trip.
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Gardiner
Charles Gilbert
Park
Twin Cities
Aberdeen
Yellowstone Park Trail
Hunter's’ Hot Springs
Mandan
Philipsburg Notes from July 1 1900s Local Roundup
Philipsburg News reports Hargraves depart for Superior Montana to publish papers, Miner Salmans and Baker families voyage to Big Race Track Lake for four weeks camping and fishing, Missoula visitors Berthouds return home, Sunday school class entertained, Draatz gains bear hunting fame, McClees visits Helena, Coyle mine interests in city, Clark family visiting, sewer extension contract awarded to I H Smith for 23 dollars, project to run 1500 feet south and west with nine feet depth.
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Philipsburg
Hargrave
Superior
Monts
Minera
Joe Salmans
R. W. Baker
Granite
Big Race Track Lake
William Berthoud
Missoula
Hock
Ann Arebor
Mra S.C. McClees
McClees
Helena
Peter Coyle
Coyle
Courtney Brothers
Butte
John Morony
Thompson
Sain Clark
Central
Dillon Red Men organize baseball team for post Fourth play
Local Dillon report notes the Red Men lodge organizing a baseball team to be managed by W. E. Stephenson, ready to play after July Fourth. Also covered are two men jailed for calf slaughter near Melrose, Edward Rawson facing larceny charges, various local departures and arrivals, Beaverhead county fair plans, and the death of Doerreauersen of Lima with funeral pending in Dillon.
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Dillon
Melrose
Red Men
Red Men Lodge
W. E. Stephenson
Edward Rawson
Kidd
Kansas City
Ditton
George Gleed
Kay Gleed
John Dowing
Dilton
Iama
M. E. Barry
Butte
Twin Bridges
Addie E. Baldwin
East
Minneapolis
Chicago
St. R. Rathbone
Aliss Trene Yerlan
Frank Hazelbaker
Miles City
Monta
Hazelbaker
Heaverhead County
Beaverhead 2
Union of International Associations Hosts World Congress Vote
Delegates from 40 international associations met in Brussels to vote on holding the third annual world Congress of congresses at the Panama Pacific exposition. The event will focus on international peace conciliation arbitration and cooperation in science and standardization.
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San Francise
Brussels
Belgium
Union of International Associations
Railroads Ordered to Set New Grain Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled Northeast Montana lines must set joint rates from Montana points west of Billings to Omaha and Council Bluffs not higher than those to Minneapolis via Northern Pacific. It also allows a Milwaukee Road differential for Montana to Omaha shipments, fixing rates no higher than 2 cents per hundred pounds below Minneapolis.
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Standard
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Montan
Billings
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Milwaukee Road
Montana
Minneapolis
Comet Bluffs
Divorce Granted After Desertion In Montana
Lewistown July 1 Ethel Donovan was granted a divorce from David Donovan married in Minneapolis in 1909 on grounds of desertion and failure to support. Prominent young farmer of Judith Gap and an old friend of his honor, Miss Myrtle Abmey of Berall wed Frank Scally. Prominent local figures B. F. Moulton and Alice O Braun wed in Stanford. B. F. Moulton filed for county commissioner nomination on the republican ticket, and John A. McNamara sought county clerk and recorder on the democratic ticket. The Milwaukee line began permanent tracks for open traffic this month between Great Falls and Lewistown. In boxing, Lem Kegg of Three Forks and Paddy O’Hern of Lewistown trained for July 4 main event. bets favored O’Hern at first but shifted as wagering continued.
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Lewistown
Ethel_ Donovan
David Donovan
Ale
Minneapolis
Frank Scally
Judith Gap
Myrtle Abmey
Berall
Thornton
Alice O'Braun
Stanford
Renin
A. Carpenter
H.C. Shaw
Christian Church
B. F. Moulton
Grose Range
John A. McNamara
Milwaukee
Great Falls
Lem Kegg
Three” Forks
Paddy O'Hern
O'Hern
Becau
Ph Wo
Bozeman Tennis Draws and Lectures Illuminate July Events
Hazeman July 1 The town tennis tournament pairings are listed with players such as Green Phillips Moxley L Davidson Gould Luce Fowler Kelt er Jonis Martin Kerr Jump Chisholm Channer Davidson Appleton Brewer Schoppe Whitcomb Yergeys Callaway Parker Bath McRae Kenyon Luce Langoln Webster. Persistent rains halt play but plans hope to resume by week’s end. President Hamilton delivers Fifty Year of Montana History lecture at Gallatin Valley Commercial Club. Rev Moses Breeze of Cambria Wisconsin lectures on country churches. Montana State Christian association executive board meets Bozeman with ministers. Walter Reed of Bil ls and T W Lamont of New York arrive in Gallatin Canyon en route to Anceney ranch for outdoor life. Senator Myera and Walsh propose Frankie Hafile for Missoula register position.
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Mt Htty
J. M. ‘Hamilton
College
Gallatin Watley Commercial Club
Montana
Monstana
Moses Breeze
Cambria
Wis
Over
Ev Try
Montana State Christian Association
Mest Ig
Bozeman
Christian Church
Walter B. Reed
Bilis
T. W. Lamont
New York
J.P. Morgan & Go
Northern Pacific Railroad
Unclear Strike Tactics Claimed by Teamsters Agents
In Chicago July 1 investigators report district attorney J J Wilkerson probing extortion by union agents. An associate examined 150 teamsters who say they were directed to strike by their business agents without knowing the reason.
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Snicago
Wnsines
Teamsters’ Union
J. J. Wilkerson
Teamsters
Mr. Wilkerson
Explosion kills fire chief and firefighter in barn blast
A dynamite explosion in a small fire barn stored by a contractor killed Fire Chief Wallace and a firefighter, with three others seriously injured. The blast occurred today as flames touched explosive materials.
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Anette
Wallace
Sub Foreman Fired and the Gang Quits
Deer Lodge July 1 all 80 men working for the Milwaukee Toadeat of Deer Lodge quit yesterday after a sub foreman in charge of the work was not reinstated when the demand was made. The men, digging tiny poles for a ramp, left amid unsatisfactory conditions. It is understood other workers will take their places.
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Deer Lodge
Milwaukee
Fire scare at Anderson store in White Sulphur Springs
Yesterday morning the Anderson company's large grocery and hardware store nearly burned when someone lit cloth soaked in gasoline at the rear doors. The blaze burned out with only minor damage. Also noted: James Wood fra, a Palo Alto graduate, spent the summer with his parents, and visitors from Duluth, Wa saw, and Glens Give were in town.
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White Sulphur Springs
Anderson Company
James Wood
Palo Alto
Fred Main
United States
Helsna Yesters
C. M. Ruggies
Wasaw
Ind
F.G. Ruggies
Glens Give
Ely
A. E. Paul
Duluth
W . Lewistown
If. T. Thaw
Butte
Richard Milligan
Zucsis
Ity
Fire burns Mercantile and second-hand shop in Vietri
A blaze in Vietri this afternoon destroyed the Mis soula Mercantile branch Ore and a second-hand shop. No electricity in the city at the time hampered the response, with authorities investigating the cause of the fire.
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Vietriis
Astrous
Missoula
Se'rlock
Penrose Calls BIC Bull Moose in 1912 Convention
Fragmented remarks recount how Roosevelt backed Tait for 1908 presidency and enforced southern representation. Penrose criticizes bossism, details fights over credentials and Roosevelt’s 1912 bid, calls for a republican tariff bill and immediate leadership change.
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Penrose
Anaconda School Board Names New Teachers
Architect Pred F. Willson presided at last night's meeting about plans for the new building on Hickory Street. The board discussed bids and the September 8 opening date, with several teachers elected for Latin and grade positions and resignations accepted from two staff members.
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Pred F. Willson
Hickory Streets
Kelly
Rodgers
Ole
Harper
Tanner
Nettes
Ishes
Warner Bates
Ypsilanti
Mich
Freddie Moree
Warrensburg
Nthe High School
Anna McGrady
Gertrude Reardon
Lorence Catlin
T. J. Bates
High School Corps
Anna Sullivan
Mina Bennett
Virginia City
Montana
Sus
Ity
W. N. Tanner
Firemen's Disability Fund Purchases City Warrants
Five city warrants of 100 denomination were bought yesterday from the firemen's disability fund through City Treasurer Finnegan. The warrants bear 6 percent interest. The money came from state insurance collections and bulk 48 percent received in the post. About $120 of the fund has sick benefits.
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Finnegan
Concert on the common outlines varied program
The Anaconda band plans an evening concert on the common with an instrumental program featuring two operatic selections. The program includes pieces from Faust and Bohemian opera arias, along with orchestral overtures such as Grand National Wednesday Overture and other works by Gounod and L. Ganne.
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Walt
Judge Winston Recovers After Second Eye Operation
Judge George B. Winston is reported to be much improved after a second operation for detached retina. Bandages were removed, and he waited in the room as doctors assess the final outcome, with the degree of success still uncertain.
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George B. Winston
C. C._Albright
Red Men Road Trip To Wisdon For Weekend Ball Battle
Red Men travel sixty miles by auto to meet Wisdom in a Saturday game. A seven-man squad will depart early Saturday morning, arriving in time for a noon start. pitching star not yet announced.
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Wisden
Native Trout Eggs Secured for State Hatchery Efforts
Commission announces efforts to acquire eggs for Washoe Park state hatchery. J Fred Ancuss delivered 50 000 native trout eggs to Montana streams. A second 700 000 native trout eggs will be brought from Stryker Montana to hatch locally. Over 170 000 rainbow trout eggs are at Silver Lake hatchery. A 1 000 000 egg project with the United States Government is planned. Application for more wildstone new trout from Yellowstone Park has been made.
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Washoe Park
Mathewson
J. Fred Ancuss
Montana
Stryker
Mont
Silver Lake
United
Yelfal Park
Woodmen Welcome Anaconda Lodge Visitors to Butte
Woodmen of the World Anaconda Camp 134 members praised Butte lodge hospitality after returning by night train. Anaconda visitors were greeted by Butte drill team and escorted to the lodge hall for a grand installation with 300 attendees. Neighbor James Heimbach spoke during the festivities while a search venture for him was noted. Wives of members accompanied the party on the trip.
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Anaconda
Butte
Butte Camp
Maquet
Tutte
Hutte
Butte Lodge
James
Heimbach
Missouri Anti Suffrage Leaders Clash at St Louis
In St Louis tonight suffrage and anti suffrage factions clashed politely as Minnie Bronson of New York, general secretary of the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage, announced plans to organize Missouri. She said she has been successful in Montana North Dakota Nevada and Nebraska and would return to push the Missouri Anti Suffrage league.
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St. Louis
Minnie Bronson
New York
National Association
Mine disaster awaits as rescuers find five men dead
In Nniamson West Virginia rescuers reached the Sycamore mine after a fire trapped five miners. They found the bodies while an emergency tunnel bore toward the burning section. The miners named were George Zibold James Collins Benjamin James Henry Lyons and Marion Lyons. The blast and gases hindered further rescue attempts as the mine continued to burn. The funeral oil discovery in Somaliland prompted British government inquiry.
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Nniamson
W. Va
Mt Ours
Sycamore It Company
Plage
Auieneh Te
George Zibold
James Collins
Benjamin James
Henry "Lyons
Marion Lyons
Sandang
Ames
Tacoma Speedways Fatality Shocks Local Crowd
A spectator attempting to cross the Tacoma speedway track was struck by a car driven by S. Brock and killed instantly. The victim was R. C. Pollock, a carpenter, who was practice testing for Friday’s race at about seven miles per hour when the steering knuckle failed. Brock’s car overturned, but Brock and his mechanic William Green were uninjured.
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Tacoma
Tacoma Speedway
Brock
R. C
Pollock
Carpenter
William Green
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