Electrifying Crew on Milwaukee Strike Sparks Tension
At a Milwaukee camp the Hines Gesteial construction crew struck amid wage and sanitary complaints. Foreman reported violence but authorities found no crime, and the strikers were discharged. About 30 laborers from Seattle refused to work amid a Seattle agency’s influence. transportation back to the company may be withheld. So far the strike remains peaceful with no disturbances reported.
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Eer Lodge
Hines Gesteial Constructon
Seattle
Dermande
Miles City Roundup Opens With Record Crowds
Miles City July 2 The Miles City roundup drew a large crowd from the country and nearby towns. About 20 bands 9 pioneers and 150 cowgirls joined Fort Keoga riders 11 Crow lodges Cheyennes and Sioux guests. One rider W L Edmunds from Wyoming was kicked in the chest and not expected to recover. Show reorganized for better management with more riders bucking horses and wild steers than last year. Mrs Fannie Sperry Steele won the cowgirls relay against Mrs Cage Johnston of Glendive. Most winners to be announced after day three due to large entries. The cowboy catch and saddle race thrilled spectators as riders were dragged dragged on track, some riders thrown by horses or lariats. Bucking bouts featured riders and animals including buffalos and bulls.
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Miles City
Fort Keoga
South Dakota
W. L. Edmunds
Wyoming
Fannie Sperry Steele
Cage Johnston
Glendive
Henderson
Abuarokee
Jay W. Clarke
Red Lodge
Joseph A. Kenedy
Roberts
Albert i. Hoyseth
American Poultry Assorclation
Chicago
Prof. Schoppe
East
A. M. Brandenburg
Bozeman
Hi. L. Mucberger
Gallatin Valley
Three Forks
Milwalham
Jay J. A. Traub
Lewistown
Harlowton
Mr Byrne
Belgrade
Hel
Hozeman
Han Bee
Hnattan
Fany
Gullatin ‘Valley
J. Mh. Wentworth
Harvard Univers
Boxeman
Aes
Gallat Mountains
Homer
Eweetaer
Brookline
Mast Rooney
Andover
Maas
Hosmer John, Son
Chilcago
Gustav HL
Kismet
Morristown
Noland
Alfred Wandkrs
Lewiston
Ste
Charles Hoy
Roseman
Helena
Honeman
A.W. Orion
Legis
Gallatin Couns
Holller
Hagerman
Ted Parker
Amherst
Mass
State Board of
Nromotoey
Prot i Cooley
Yellowstone
Ayasa
Hazeman
Upper Bridger
Mt Einnehe Medfahon
Waterman
Ames Lowney
National Forest
Borges
Morrison Cave
Limespur
Mate College For the Ataents
R. A. Barnes
Philipsburg News items reflect summer events and mining lease
Judge D3 irfee and family head to Mirxoula for the Fourth. Mrs Frank Bazinet returns from Butte. Kenneth Hannat and family welcome a baby girl born July 2. Miss Clara Bowen class hosts at Mrs Carmichael’s. Albert and Thelma Ransford plan to live with their father near the American Gem Mining camp. Selma Granskog and James Keating to marry in Anaconda. Peter Perraut and associates lease the Puritan mine in the Hasmark district, with James A. Murray of Butte controlling the property near Coyle and Algonquin groups.
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Philipsburg
Irfee
Mirxoula
Ely
Frank Bazinet
Granite
Butte
Kenneth Hannat
Hannah
EA. Hannah
RT McLeod
Granite County
Clara Bowen
Carmichael
Albert
Thelma Ransford
Ovando
Placer
American’ Gem ‘Mining Syndicate
West Fork
Rock Creek
Ransford
Selma ‘Granskog
James Keating
Anaconda
James Granskox
Keating
R. Th. Forrest
Peter’ Perraut and
Puritan
Hasmark
James A. Murray
Coyle
Algonquin
Dillon News outlines July celebrations across towns
Dillon notes that the Fourth will be observed differently with many towns planning events. Lima, Jackson, Twin Bridges, Grant, Melrose, and others prepare celebrations including aeroplane signs and out-of-town trips. June rainfall measured 2.89 inches with 18 rainy days. James Pinkerton delivered 22 coyote hides for bounty. Dr. J. J. Blake and wife relocate from Butte to Dillon joining Dr. H. A. Bond’s former home. Attorney Groeneveld of Butte visits. Mrs. La Grande Young and Miss Faye Scott, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Scott, visit from Armstead. both students at Dillon.
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Dilon
Dillon
Lima
Jackson
Big Hole
Grant
Melrose
St T. Poindexter
G. G
J. J. Blake
Butte
H. A. Bond
Groeneveld
Rs. la Grande Young
Faye Scott
Armstead
J. W. Scott
Judgment for Swayze in Helena court case
In Helena a July court awarded damages to the Swayze firm against the Heaningeen Etna company for 80/00. Swayze was arrested on a complaint by the company on charges of stealing two mules and two horses. The case involved alleged malicious prosecution and noted damages in a ranch lease dispute in Teton County with the Jenningsen Land Smoans.
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Helena
Juiy
Wi Fedemed
Heaningeen Etna Company
Swayse
Fact Company
Teton County
Enningsen Land Smoans
First Time Wedding Solemnized at Istey Walton Village
A historic wedding marked the first ceremony in Istey Walton Leicestershire for 1L years amid a local record of only nine percent marriages since a past milestone. The event highlighted changing social patterns in the village.
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Istey Walton
Leicestershire
Slagland
Federal court cases and sentences summarized
Helena July 8 Edward Duggan pleaded guilty to passing counterfeit money in Billings and Glendive and was sentenced to six months and to pay fines. Howdyshed pleaded guilty to selling liquor to an Indian in Great Falls last March and received 60 days in jail and a 100 dollar fine. Pine on Tex Fox and Blackfoot Inflane faced charges for horse stealing and boat leaning and were released on own recognizance to appear later for sentencing. Conway, called the good road advocate, pleaded not guilty to obscure membership subscription schemes for a non existing road association. The Henningwen Pradice company shipped calves to Spokane amid government accusations of fraud.
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Ealing
William "Conway
Rood Onde Association
Henningwen Pradice Company
Spokane
Missoula Hosts Two Day Fourth of July Celebration
Missoula marks a two day Fourth of July celebration with Western Montana baseball series opening. Stevensville beat Paradise 10 to 3 and Bonner defeated St. Regis 12 to 6. Bonner vs Stevensville set for tomorrow. carnival, dances, boxing, and parade on schedule. Fiathead Indian dancing featured. riverfront brush roundhouse dance all planned.
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Missoula
Opensate Pavilion
Rochester
Fe Rivertide Park
Muden
Missoura's
Moyer Alters Conference Date For Western Miners
Helena July Charles H. Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners announced the conference will be held Monday instead of Saturday with International union representatives meeting in Montana to discuss the situation. He will then go to Denver to prepare his biennial report for the July 15 executive committee meeting. the biennial convention will be held July 20. Moyer said a telegram from his Houghton counsel stated his conspiracy trial fate there has been postponed.
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Helena
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Montana
Moyer
Denver
Houghton, Mich
Summer Visitors and Local Notices from Three Forks
Three Forks residents arrive and depart for business and leisure in Montana towns. Eau Claire family Glennon plans a Montana summer. Lewistown, Seattle, Pittsburg, and Red Lodge connections noted alongside local civic society members and a deputy sheriff’s sudden death in Red Lodge.
Fire at Wolf Point Destroys Bakery and Several Buildings
Fire in Wolf Point in July caused a massive explosion of oil at a bakery, destroying the bakery and a dozen adjoining structures. The Wolf Point Herald office and Dr. Mowett’s office, along with a Chicago store, Hanson confectionery, and G H McBurney general store, were wiped out. The restaurant and Nasan Teal estate office were destroyed by dynamite to halt the blaze. Estimated losses run around 30000 dollars with about 25000 covered by insurance.
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Wolf Point
Wolf Point Herald
Dr. Mowett
Chicago
Hanson Confectionery
G. H. McBurney’ General
Nasan Teal
Young Boy Drowned in Clark's Fork Wyoming
Arthur Winet, son of a Forsyth man, drowned en route home in Shoshone forest reserve. He was last seen a week earlier. Rangers found the body in Clark's Fork above Hox canyon as a Red Lodge search party arrived at dusk. The father reached Forsyth today.
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Ted Lodge
Hie
Shoshone Forest Reserve
Arthur Winet
Forsyth
Clark's Fork River
Wyoming
Cooke City
Hox Canyon
Red Lodge
Hoosers Speak at Dixon Everett Talk in Lewistown
A large Lewistown audience crowded the opera house to hear former Senator Joseph M. Dixon and State Chairman Thomas Everett of Chouteau. Dixon argued against any combination of progressives with other parties as the event featured brief addresses from both visitors.
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Lewistown
Joseph M. Dixon
Thomas’ Everett
Chouteau
Dixon
End of 1912 dynamiting cases in Indianapolis court
Judge A B Anderson disposed of the remaining dynamite conspiracy cases after 1912 trials. Frank O Dailey moved to nolle prosequi Olaf A Treitmoe William J McCain James Day Richard Houlihan Fred Shireman and Harry S Jones. George K E Davie, jailed since arrest in New York, pleaded guilty, was sentenced suspended and released.
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Indianapolis
A. B. Anderson
United States Court
Frank 0. Dailey
United States District Attorney
Olaf A. ‘Tyeitmos
William J. Mccain
James Day
Richard Houlihan
Fred Shireman
Harry 8
Nolle Proweed
George KE
Davie
Federal
New York
Ortie McManigal
Anderson
Treitmoe
McCain
Day
Houlihan
Shireman
Orginal
Amuch
Circuit Court of Appeals
Roosevelt Telegram Sends Greetings to Montana Progressives
A telegram from Colonel Roosevelt expressing heartfest greetings to the progressives of Montana and to Senator Dixon was read at the meeting. F C Russel served as chairman of the gathering.
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Roosevelt
Montana
Dixon
F.C. Russel
Americans in London to entertain Civil War veterans
American residents of London will host a outing for Civil War veterans living in Britain tomorrow. About 160 veterans may attend, many facing travel limits. George Munroe, 108, is among early acceptors. The Bermondsey club led by John Davis plans luncheon and an afternoon of sports including baseball games.
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London
Ge Eral
George Munroe
Bermondey
Woutheast
John” Davis
London City
Davis
Canada
Salvation Army
Apprentice Christians from the People’s Union remark
Kansas City July 3 The People’s Union a shop training apprentice Christians LP Leavell of Oxford Mississippi told the twenty first convention of the Baptist Young People’s Union of America meeting with the Southern branch that graduates become Journey men Christians skilled in church affairs and capable of teaching others. Rev George A Briggs spoke on the church as a field for study noting its breadth from babies to elders and its unequaled school of life.
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Kansas City
the People's Union
LP. Leavell
Oxford
Mise
Baptist Young People's Union of America
Baptist Young People's Union
South
Leavell
George A. Briggs
Buttato
Lodge
Tn MC
Ife
Husband and Wife Dead and Mother-in-Law Too
Atlanta July 8 the bodies of S F Bennet and two women were found in a swamp at East Point with shotgun wounds. Police say Bennet killed his wife and her mother, then killed himself or was killed. Bennet, 18, is described as the husband. the women are Mrs. Bennet and her mother Mrs. Mattie Talbot.
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Atlanta
S&f
Mattie Talbot
Bennet
N. C. Bennet
Georgia Legisla
Woman accused of extortion attempt from neighbor
Nancy J. Shuff, 65, admitted to police she tried to extort 350 dollars from neighbor Meyers by threatening to burn his home. Police had set traps and arrested her after the plan involved a box near a fence between their houses.
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Nancy J. Shuff
Meyers
Miss Shuff
Family tragedy near old ferry bridge in early days
In the 1908 era before a bridge, Mrs Carmena operated a ferry with daughter Anna Downs aged 0. Both were found dead from gas asphyxiation at their home. Authorities consider it a possible double tragedy.
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Uly
Carmena
Anna
Downs
Cyrus Lapp Dies Suddenly in Seattle at Wealthy Senator
Seattle July 3 Cyrus Lapp former state senator and one of the city's wealthiest men died suddenly last night. He was connected with investments in Seattle real estate and timber lands. The death follows illness and his passing is reported from Seattle.
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Seattle
Wash
Cyrus ¥.Lapp
Med
Acute
Invest
Seattle Real Ments
Dunsmuir Loses Million By Judgment Of Council
Vancouver July 3 James Dunmaul former lieutenant governor of British Columbia and a famed provincial figure lost a multimillion dollar judgment today. The Privy Council in London ruled that two steamers and coal mines were sold to Sir William Mackensie and Sir Donald Mann for a million dollars. The new owners allege the sale included bank assets and that dividends prior to the transfer depleted funds. Dunmill contended only the coal mines were sold. The council decision favored the new owners.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
James Dunmaul
Privy Council
London
British Empire
Duara
Vancouver Island
William Mackensie
Donald Mann
Wwell
Union
San Francisco
Dunsmill
Nts
Navy to transfer battleships Idaho and Mississippi to Greek crews
Washington reports about twelve million dollars will be paid to transfer the battleships Idaho and Mississippi. The Idaho will go to the Mediterranean and the Mississippi to Newport News Virginia, with crews from Greece aboard. The Maine is ordered to bring home Idaho’s midshipmen and crew while the cruiser Prairie will transport the Annapolis graduates to Vera Cruz for assignment to Atlantic fleet ships.
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Washington
Treece
Idaho
Mississippi
Newport News
Mediterranean
Maine
Prairie
Naval Academy
St Annapolis
Vera Graz
Indictments Against Bank Ring Leaders Reported
Watertown July 3 William J Bryce formerly teller at Fire National bank of Amsterdam Ant Murphy former assemblyman Baron Eugene Oppenheim of New York and Howard J Rogers former deputy superintendent of public instruction were indicted by the federal grand jury for looting the First National Bank of Amsterdam between May 11 and May 18 1914. Trials set for two weeks from Monday.
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Watertown
N.Y
Wiliam
J. Bryce
National’ Bank of Amsterdam
Tich- Ant Murphy
Eugene Oppenheim
New York
Howard J. Rogers
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Federal
Grand
First National
Amsterdam
Governor Dunne Commutes Sentence in Murder Case
Springfield reports Governor Dunne, advised by the state board of pardons, commuted the life sentence of Lillian B. Conway and her husband Charles Newton Conway for the murder of Sophie Singer in Chicago. The new sentence carries life imprisonment with a potential expiration date listed as due.
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Springfield
Dunne
Board of ‘Pardons
Lillian B. Conwass An
Setresa
Charles "Newton “Conway
Sophie
Mystery shrouds slaying of Nellie Brewer in Yankton
In Yankton South Dakota July a Nellie Brewer a one year old schoolgirl is found with a bullet wound. Charles Bowman a cousin lies unconscious near her body with a fractured skull. Police probe a possible motive jealousy as the crime mystery deepens amid scant details and a torn banner clue.
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Yankton
S. D
Nellie Brewer
Charles Bowman
Rint
Trig
Bowman
Jaly
Minneap olis Close Wheat Prices Report
Market notes show wheat futures with bids for No 1 hard Montana and No 2 durum, plus No 3 northern and Swarmie varieties. Delays and arrivals listed with July and September contracts. flax at 81.57 percent and prices around 1.04 to 1.59 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCaull-Dinsmore Co
Sige
Wge
Montana
Nike
Gbige
Bbc
Commodity Prices Archaic Fragments Surface
Fragmentary OCR item lists grain and fiber prices with months and figures. Appears to reference Wheat Rye Flax and futures or forward prices with July September October November entries. Names unclear due to garbled text but numbers indicate market quotes.
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Ray Matter
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Pittsburg
Lan
Charles Trehi
Canad
Lee Davis
Scranton
Town
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Jon Walker
John Wailer
Belt and Chestnut
Colorado Knights of Pythias
Bozeman Aerie of Eagles
Red Lode Elks
Clark's Fork
Bozeman News
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Eynus Fr
Eran
George Ade
Susan
Sunday Standard
Mayes Wosdar
Doctora
Dunsmuir
RECE
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Harley Ie
Uneeda Biscuit
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