Woolgrowers of Montana to form state organization
Helena July 3 A meeting will be held at Great Falls on July 22 to organize a wool grower association for northern and central Montana. Ex Governor Power will call the meeting and many sheepmen are expected to attend as marketing season peaks. The plan includes an Eastern Montana session at Billings after Great Falls, with officers to be elected and an executive committee named.
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Standard
Helena
Great Falls
Power
Pacific Coast Woolgrowers’ Association
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Billings
Montana
Pacific Coast Woolgroowers
National
Woolgrowers’ Associations
Fort Benton
F. P. May
Jeremiah Willams & Co
City
May
London
Senator Power
East Pacific Mine Owner Plans Ore Snip at Winston
Helena dispatch reports R. A. Bell owner of the East Pacific mine at Winston has arranged to snip about eight tons of ore that lay upon the ground.
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Standard
Helena
R. A. Bell
East Pacific
Winston
Bell predicts profitability from low grade ore at East Helena
The miner has dumped ore at his mine for years and sent to the Peck concentrator at East Helena for treatment. Bell believes the low grade ore will prove profitable, estimating future returns from the operation.
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Peck Concentrator
East Helena
Bell
Four Independence Day Celebrations in Jefferson County
Special Dispatch reports four towns in Jefferson County hold measures tomorrow with races ball games and dancing. Elkhorn emphasizes observance with singing reading of the declaration and an address by C R Stranahan of Boulder. Boulder focuses on a Whitehall ball game between the local nine and the Boulders for a $100 purse.
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Standard
Boulder
Jefferson County
Clancy
Elkhorn
Basin
Whitehall
R. Stranahan
Nine
Boulders
Harris Case on Sheep Poisoning Fails in Court
In Boulder on July 3 the hearing for L. C. Harris accused of poisoning range by saltpeter to force Raymond's sheep off, was continued and the weak evidence collapsed. Buggy tracks linked Harris to the scene but the prosecution's threats testimony lacked direct impact, leading the county attorney to seek dismissal and Harris to be discharged.
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The
Standard
Boulder
L. C. Harris
P. J. Raymond
Harris
G. Ruegg
J. Smith
Raymond
J. J. Southwick
Helena
Helena Fourth Observed With Sports and Games
Helena plans a quiet Fourth with no parade or speeches. Activities include a baseball game between Helena High School and Fort Bhaw Indian School, a rifle club shoot against Great Falls, Fort Harrison sports, golf at the Country club, and Elks attending the Great Falls celebration.
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Helena
Helena High School
Fort Bhaw
Great Falls
Broadwater
Bonita Outing Club Incorporated in Montana
Special dispatch notes the Bonita Outing Club formed in Helena with M. B. Dean Anaconda Joseph A. Lewis Bude and FT Sterling Missoula as incorporators. Capital stock 9000 with 874 subscribed, aiming to build a Rock Creek Granite county club house for fishing boating swimming and hunting.
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Helena
Bonita Outing Cmp
M. B. Dean
Anaconda
Joseph A. Lewis
Bude
FT. Sterling
Missoula
Rock Creek
Granite County
Montana Cold Storage & Fuel Company
Big Timber
J. A. Post
L. F. Doughett
8. C. Collins
Arlington Mining Company
Minnesota
T. J. Trull
Hutte
Montana
Difference in the Figures at San Francisco Mint
The Bulletin reports a $20,000 discrepancy between mint books as officials try to determine a shortage or an accounting error. George F E Roberts and three assistants from Washington are onsite to audit the end of fiscal year balances as of June 30. The issue centers on gold taken in, on hand, and sent out not tallying, with a $30,100 variance noted.
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San Francisco
The
Bulletin Today
United States
George FE. Roberts
Mint
Washington
General MacArthur Optimistic On Philippines Progress
General MacArthur, set to turn command to General Chaffee, has wrapped up affairs in Manila and looks forward to a pleasant fortnight in Japan on his route. He reports bright progress in the Philippines over the past year and sends an upbeat assessment to Washington.
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Manila
MacArthur
Philippnes
Chaffee
Japan
Washington
Prisoners Content on St Helena Report
The St Helena year ending March 3 notes Boer prisoners are contented well behaved and eager to work. They enjoy wide liberty and many are employed by farmers or on roads and wharves, countering European press claims of harsh treatment.
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London
Island of
St. Helena
Judge Baker Expected for Court of Appeals Promotion
Indianapolis July 3 Judge John H. Baker of the United States district court is expected to be promoted to the court of appeals to fill the vacancy left by the late Judge Woods.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John H. Baker
United States District Court
Court of Appeals
Woods
Milliners Assign in Louisville Trade House
Barford and Lawson wholesale milliners of Louisville assign due to liabilities of 58000 and assets of 20000, indicating a financial reorganization and potential creditor claims. Public records note the assignment details in the Louisville, Kentucky market with a focus on liquidation implications for creditors and suppliers.
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Louisville
Barford & Lawson
Division of Montana Christian Endeavor Districts Adopted
Father of the Society expresses satisfaction as the Montana Christian Endeavor union divides the state into Western Northern Southern and Central districts. Committeemen are named for each district and a fraternal delegate to the Epworth league convention is appointed. Meeting in Helena Livingston and Butte sets dates and notes Dr. Francis Clark’s report on Montana work and fond remarks on Butte’s copper city status.
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Helena
Montana Christian Endeavor Union
Western
Flathead
Missoula
Ravi
Granite
Sadie McLaren
Hamilton
Cascade
Teton
Chateau
Fergus
Valley
C. F. Richardson
Great Falls
Silver Bow
Madison
Beaverhead
Deer Lodge
Jefferson
Butte-Logan
Northern Pacific
KE. C. Tilburn
Butte
Fastern
Gallatin
Park
Sweet Grass
Carbon
Yellowstone
Rosebud
Custer
Dawson
W. F. Clark
Livingston
Central
Lewis and Clarke
Meagher
Broadwater
Walter M. Jordan
Francis Clark
Christian Endeavors
Montana
Christian Endeavor World
Clark
Montana Union
Dr. Clark
North Dakota
Christian Endeavor
Grand Forks
Mont
Mt. Washington
EK. R. Talcott
Epworth League
E. R. Talcott
W. B. Cook
Joseph P. McCarthy
Bush Burroughs
Etta Stark
Guilty verdict in looting case tied to shipwreck
John Wilson was found guilty in federal court of looting the steamer City of Paducah after it wrecked near Rand Tower Illinois on May 21. Several lives were lost. Co defendants Jerry Woods Lewis Beber Arthur Hickey Daniel Godair and William Cruse face separate trials. Woods rescued distressed passengers.
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Springfield
Jno
Stage Robbery Near Butcher Ranch At Forest Hill
A lone highwayman robbed the Forest Hill stage above Butcher ranch. Driver Crockett refused to stop and a horse was shot. The robber took the Wells Fargo box containing 50 dollars and about 20 dollars from five passengers. He wore a mask and carried a double barreled shotgun. Officers pursue. crew not found.
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Auburn
Cal
Forest Hill
Butcher Ranch
Crockett
Welle-Fargo
Washington Park Track Winners From July 3 Races
At Washington Park Chicago July 3 Eddie Jones and Vulcain led opening two races with times 1 48 5 and 1 18 5. Mu resca Malay Silurian posted wins in later events while Newport meets included Pantland Ben O Fallon Clarcusa Metoxen Phosphorus and Maggie Felix among winners.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Eddie Jones
Trinity Bell
Monongah
Vulcain
Montanac
Sister Mamie
Muresca
Doreen
Jordan
Malay
Rolling Boer
Wild Pirate
Sam Lazarus
Prince Blazes
Alaska
Silurian
South Breeze
Astor
Ed Roth
Micou
Horse Race Results From New York and St Louis
In New York at Sheepshead Bay six races are reported with winners Essene Wax Taper Lady Holyrood Herbert Mercer and Nones plus runners up and times. Delmar results from St Louis list winners Rourke Marque Hungarian Sue Johnson Swordsman and others with their times.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Essene
Fair Knight
Brixton
Wax Taper
Teddy
Lamp O' Lee
Lady Holyrood
White Owl
Herbert
the Masketeer
Scurry
Mercer
al Sike
Waiter
St. Loui
Delmar
Rourke
Irving Mayer
Marque
Anna Elliott
Resutal
Handbrough
Sadie Levy
Sue Johnson
Lomond
Ladas
New York Yacht Race Ends Early After Accident
The second contest between the Constitution and the Columbia was halted when the Columbia’s marlingale buckled as the yachts neared three miles of a 30 mile triangular course. The Columbia led by 18 seconds at the start but the accident stopped racing after 17 minutes. The Columbia was towed to port, and racing will resume with Independence and the New York Racing Association event on the schedule.
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New York
Columbia
New York Yacht Club
New York Racing Association
Shamrock Again Shows Superior in 42 Mile Race
Two Shamrock yachts, Shamrock I and Shamrock II, raced a 42 mile triangular course from Garrock Head to Holy Island and back. Shamrock I led early, gained on the windward leg, and finished about one minute ahead of Shamrock II after a close battle along the Clyde to Rothesay.
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Rothesay
Firth of Clyde
Garrock Head
Holy Island
Erin
Ascot
Firth
Cumbrae
Shamrock I
Leeward
Knock Castle
Shamrock S
Temporary injunction bars picketing around factories in Cincinnati
Judge Thompson grants a temporary injunction against striking machinists forbidding picketing patrolling guarding factory doors and interfering with employees. Violence threats or intimidation to induce resignations are also banned. Hearing on merits set for next week with July 15 for permanent injunction. some modifications allowed.
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Cincinnati
Thompson
United States Court
Clark
Butchers Retaliate as Union Card Rule Sparks Boycott Threat
In San Francisco on July 3 the Jobbing and Retail Butchers association refused to supply meat to restaurants displaying union cards, prompting talk of a citywide labor union boycott. The Cooks and Waiters alliance and the Labor Council convened repeatedly, with a meeting next Friday eyed for action. The butchers’ order took effect yesterday, as restaurateurs rushed to stockpile meat before possible shortages.
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San Francisco
Butchers’ Association
United Action
Cooks and Walters’ Alliance
Labor Council
Cooks and Watters’ Alliance
Striking Trenton Machinists Settle in Some Firms
In Trenton New Jersey the American Bridge Company agreed to the machinists demands and the McKenzie Machine Works granted a nine hour day ending a strike in those firms. The Trenton Tron company had refused the union demands and inaugurated a strike today.
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Trenton
N. J
American Bridge Company
McKenzie Machine Works
Trenton Tron Company
Local Showers Bring Relief After Heat Wave
The day's high reached 97 with a low of 8 percent humidity. Four deaths were reported including a man named Fisher who fell from a fourth story window and four prostrations occurred today locally.
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Fisher
Six Hundred Deaths In Greater New York
New York on July 3 reports extreme heat, widespread hospital crowding, and strained morgue space as storms cool the city. Hospitals set up tents for heat victims while volunteers aid exhausted staff and ambulance services struggle with scarce horses and rising death rates.
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New York
Heat Storm Strikes City as Temps Plummet Then Rebound
A thunder storm with a gale hit the city causing rapid temperature swings from 94 at noon to 76 by 3 PM and back to 80 by night. Wind and lightning damaged trees, awnings, and buildings near Harlem with no casualties reported. In Manhattan and the Bronx 89 deaths and 107 cases of heat prostration were recorded from 2 AM to 10:30 PM and heat deaths in Greater New York reached about 600 in six days.
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Harlem
Manhattan
Bronx
Greater
New York
Record heat wave grips the Kansas City area
Kansas City and central Kansas endure extreme heat with readings approaching 108 degrees. Thermometers report record highs in Leavenworth Hutchinson Fort Scott Lawrence Atchison and nearby Missouri towns. Officials warn of five heat-related prostrations and potential mining plant shutdowns in Joplin as drought limits water supply.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Leavenworth
Kan
Hutchinson
Fort Scott
Lawrence
Atchison
Arkansas City
Missouri
Sedalia
Joplin
Springfield
Heat Wave Eases as Storms Hit Detroit
Thunder storms in Detroit on July 3 cooled the heat wave, dropping temperatures. By noon five deaths in the city had been reported due to the heat.
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Detroit
Mich
Weather Relief After Heat Wave in Pittsburg
At midnight July 3 the temperature was 78 degrees following heavy rain. Officials reported 20 deaths and 48 prostrations so far, as relief efforts began to ease the day's toll.
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Pittsburg
Thundershower Drives Warmth Down in Louisville
Louisville reports a drop to 71 degrees by 7 pm after a heavy thunderstorm. Earlier, 9 had been noted at 2 pm with two prostrations recorded.
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Louisville
Drenching Storm Drops Temperature in Milwaukee
Milwaukee record shows July 3 heat relief with a 68 degree low after an early morning storm. One heat death and 25 prostrations recorded in the past week as city copes with high temperatures.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Weather toll as heat claims four lives in Cleveland
Cleveland records a high of 81 degrees with four deaths and seven prostrations. Forecaster warns of a hotter day to come tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Poverty obstacle to tax rise in Philippine provinces
Iowa congressman Hull argues new provincial governments cannot raise heavy salaries and taxes due to poverty and other obstacles. He asserts dual civil and military rule would face tax collection problems, favors broader territories with fewer offices, and notes police under military control may clash in disturbed areas.
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Manila
Hull
Iowa
General Chaffee
Associated Press
United States
Helena School Board Rejects Bids For Refunding Bonds
The Helena school board rejected both bids on the $250,000 refunding bonds after none included the required $10,000 certified check. Bids from H. B Palmer & Co of Helena and 8. A. Kean & Co of Chicago were conditional. The board will readvertise or pursue private sale.
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The
Standard
Helena
H. B Palmer & Co
8. A. Kean & Co
Chicago
State Game Warden Aims to Halt Indian Offenses
Helena July 8 State Game Warden Scott plans to issue orders to deputies to pursue Indians who leave reservations to violate game laws and return before arrest. He will push for arrest and prosecution and seek to clarify if his authority allows stopping Indians from breaking laws on reservations.
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The
Standard
Helena
Scott
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