Fourth of July Parade Celebrates in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge hosts an old fashioned Fourth of July with a town parade of autos led by a Tinige band. J E Dane, Fred She us, and other locals receive mentions for standout cars and civic pride. Orator Frank Walker of Butte delivers remarks on democracy and liberty as the crowd enjoys races and a pavilion dance to cap the day.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Fred
Cat
Sato
Thomas and
John
Bily Flynn
Frank Walker
Butte
IAS
Howard Denton
Thom Pinkerton
George N
Bo-yard
Florie Denton
Josephine Larsen Fond
Justina Kittock
Roys
Guy Nick
Keith Evans
Caleb Denton
Pauline Swanson
Vera Evans
Cora Swans
Reyard Dash
Byron Kant
Valley Hertz
Paul Jerte
R. W. Ross
F. Grand
M. Elling
Great Falls Plans Auto and Dentistry Programs
Great Falls will add an auto and gas engine department to the manual training school housed in a new brick and stone automotive building near the high school. The $19,000 project will include a workshop and two garages with old car frames donated by local firms for student work. Dentists from Montana will visit Aug 20 for the state society meeting featuring clinics and a post graduate course, with noted speakers from the East. A Crescent, Oklahoma tour group suffered injuries after a crash with a fast train on the Great Northern near Tampico. among the injured are Washington Drew, his wife, and Leo Sudden, with serious head, internal, and leg injuries.
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Great Falls
Manual Training School
Dentists of
Montana
State Dental Society
Row Reithmalier
Montclair
N. J
H. A. Mayes
Minneapolis
HT. Morehouse
Spokane
Great Northern
Tampico
Crescent
Oklo
Glasgow
Washington Drew
Drew
Leo Sudden
Quiet Fourth of July in Bozeman Amid Celebrations
Bozeman observed a quiet Fourth of July with many residents heading to nearby mountains valleys or to Livingston Ennis and other sites for celebrations. The Madison picnic featured the Chamber of Commerce band from Bozeman in autos with followers. Arnold Larson was honored in a funeral after being killed near Belgrade while attempting to board a freight train last week. Buck Weaver of Great Falls will pitch for Bozeman for the rest of the season as the team travels to Livingston. Dr. Joseph L. Pease of Oakland visited Foreman for a month with Attorney George D. Pease family. John P. Sack and Dar A. Brainard joined Company A Second Montana infantry and headed to Helena. Over 100 inquiries about military life at the office, with several applicants failing physicals. F. Holmdahl and C. F. Beardsley, noncommissioned officers, led the office.
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Bozeman
Livingston
Ennis
Chamber of Commerce
Madison
Arnold Larson
Belgrade
Pratt Undertaking Room
Buck Weaver
Great Falls
Joseph L. Pease
Oakland
Cal
Chicago
Foreman
George D. Pease
Gallatin County
John P. Sack
Dar A. Brainard
Montana Infantry
Helena
F. ©. Holmdahl
C.F. Beardsley
Deer Lodge Red Cross elects local executive board
In Deer Lodge at the courthouse the Red Cross established its executive board with Mesdames R D Larable J Flynn Ed Boyer N H Mayo G Vailton and Peter Pauley and Messrs V Weber and H C Heingch. Ed Boyer elected chairman of the membership committee W W Smith chairs the Huance committee Mrs R Larabie heads supplies and Mrs J J Flynn leads the instruction committee. Also notes arrival of Louis Seharnikow and Mrs Seharnikow from New York City and other town visits including FE Ostrander from Powell county and CG Peck Idaho Falls banker. WW P Ryan of Ovando bought a new car.
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Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Red Cross
Mesdames R. D. Larable
J. Flynn
Ed Boyer
N. H. Mayo
G. Vailton
Peter Pauley
Messrs. V. Weber
H.C. Heingch
W. W. Smith
R. Larabie
J.J. Flynn
Louis Seharnikow
New York City
Harry Peterson
Paul Peterson
Nevada Valley
John Winderschew
Grace Lewis
Butte
Ostrander
Powell County
Pullman, Wash
CG. Peck
State Bank
Idaho Falls
WW. P. Ryan
Ovando
Fourth in Fergus Celebrations Spark City Parade and Address
Lewistown July 4 reports a large countywide Fourth of July celebration with an impressive parade in New Town. J Brice Kremer of Butte delivered an eloquent address at formal exercises. A separate death notice: Jack son, age 78, died at Colburn near Salesville with funeral arrangements pending and interment planned near Bogeman.
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Fergus
Lewistown
J. Brice Kremer
Butte
Red Lodge Celebrates Independence Day with Flag Raising
In Red Lodge July 4 about 1500 residents gathered as Lieut. Gov. W W McDowell gave a patriotic address after the city raised a 14 by 28 foot flag donated by the local Woman's club. G J Jeffery presided at the ceremony. Mrs Charles A Dool presented the flag and Mrs Edwin M Adams broke the peak with a 88 foot staff as ceremonial well wishers watched.
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Red Lodge
Ted Lodge
W. W. Mc Dowell
Woman's Club
Billings
Home Guard
Grand Army
Charles A. Dool
Edwin M. Adams
Helena Fourth of July Picnic Returns Soldiers’ Outdoor Fun
The July Fourth event at Broadwater hotel grounds featured a large Helena celebration with soldiers from Fort Harrison. The Commercial Club hosted the Second Montana unit, with drills in wall scaling and other training activities. Hundreds of Helena women prepared a hearty lunch for the troops and attendees.
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Helena
Hell
Broadwater Hotel
Commercial Club
T He Second
Montana
Fort Harerison
Japan Protects Chinese President in Shanghai Turmoil
Dispatches report Li Yuan Hung escaped the palace rear door to the Japanese legation seeking protection. Amid coup tensions, factions in northern and southern China clash as republican forces face the northern young emperor.
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Yuan Hung
China
London
Tientsin
Li Yuan Hung
Senna
Chinese Nationalist League
League
Rankin praised by Washington Times for fighting long hours
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Representative Jeannette Rankin is lauded by the Washington Times for challenging the Bureau of Printing and Engraving over 12 hour shifts for women workers. The paper pledges support and cites proof of overtime and low wages as living wage issues for female employees.
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The
Standard
Washington
Jeannette’ Rankin
Washington Times
Arthur Brisbane
Busreau of Printing and Engraving
Congress
Times
Rankin
Miss Rankin
Rankin Nst
Restoration of Monarchy Affects World, says ex premier
Tang Shao Yi told Chinese press that Gen Chang Hsun's coup restoring the Manchu dynasty shocks the globe. He argued public opinion favors liberty and autonomy against autocracy and warned China risks a return to old regime. Vernacular papers mock the restoration as short-lived and dangerous. The China Press notes the question now centers on the military strength of the Kuomindang.
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Shanghai
Tang Shao Yi
Chang Hsun
China
Hsun Tang
China” Press
Origin of Medicine Hat name explained in tale
A Los Angeles Times piece recounts how the Canadian city Medicine Hat got its name. It links the term medicine to European and Indigenous meanings, retells the story of a Blackfeet chief who wore a “medicine hat,” and describes how a windblown hat and a missing confidence spurred migration to the Rockies.
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Los Angeles Times
Medicine Hat
Saskatchewan
Rockies
Americans Pleased With Barracks for U S Troops in Paris
Paris reports American troops arriving and occupying a five story stone barrack building near Place de Jon. They receive beds, linen, showers, and a post office while officers praise arrangements and French hosts provide meals and sight-seeing. Some troops speak French and mingle with French soldiers as training camps prepare. A separate note describes a New York invention of an ice belt with dual signaling lights to aid rescue if submerged.
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Paris
Varracka
Army
Place de Jon
Ofhers
New York City
Navy Backing Republic Reported in Shanghai
Shanghai July 4 reports say the navy supports the republic, with local military and civil authorities proclaiming the republic and opposing the Cut restoration plans are believed deeply laid and that military governors are backing the restoration.
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Republic
Shanghai
World’s Deepest Wells Sought in Pennsylvania Drilling
Oil and gas men watch two deep test wells at Kersey and McDonald Pennsylvania as McDonald reaches 7,218 feet. Promoters have spent around 800,600 dollars with another 100,000 invested before abandonment. A 100 foot salt layer was found at 7,110 feet, hinting at possible world record depth.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Kersey
McDonald
T.s
Eat
Luminous Ste Beuts At Sea Storm Sorrow
A fragmentary report recalls a night at sea when a fierce storm left ships wrecked and survivors clinging to wreckage as darkness closed in. The account hints at peril, endurance, and muted hope amid the wrecked vessels.
Flag display rules from Washington to the nation
The Brooklyn Eagle notes that the flag flies everywhere but in Washington, where it is raised over the senate and house when in session and hoisted at 9 a.m. lowered at 4 30 p m during the week. It is flown from the White House Magstaff when the president is in Washington, and at all military posts from sunrise to sunset with Star Spangled Banner played at hoisting and lowering.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
White House
Army
Navy
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Butie
Dr. Hardan
Luminous Ste Beuts
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