Cutworm pest unlikely to recur in Montana next year
Montana experts report the army cutworm outbreak this year caused widespread damage in scattered wheat fields. Professor Ht. A. Cooley notes the sudden worm die off as parasites emerge from host bodies, making a second year surge unlikely. A few worms may reach moth stage and lay eggs, but overall recurrence remains doubtful across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Uny
Pafsites
Montana
Ht. A. Cooley
State Entomotogiat
Tate
Cooley
Federal judge rules narcotics law not unconstitutional
In a Saturday opinion, Federal Judge J. M. Bourquin held that the law’s tax and registration provisions apply to manufacturers and distributors, not to users. He sustained demurrers of six indicted men who faced charges of possessing prohibited drugs as defective in substance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bourquin
Colector of Internal Revenue
Bourquin
H Newhouse Struck by Auto in Helena
Henry Newhouse, 65, a Pacific machinist, was struck by an auto driven by Joseph Kenck of East Helena on Kirkendall Lane while riding a bicycle. He suffered a fractured skull and broken arm and leg, with recovery described as doubtful. He is married.
James Raferty of Butte Dead at Big Timber
James Raferty a Butte miner died at Big Timber after a sudden feeding incident at a local hotel. He and Mrs Raferty had just arrived from the Upper Boulder where they had stayed two weeks with Green Blakely, the father of Mrs Raferty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Raferty
Butte
BIG Timber
Big
Raferty
Upper
Boulder
Green Blakely
Raterty
Boy Harold Haley Morgan Dies After Long Illness
Bozeman notes confirm Harold Haley Morgan aged 12, son of Mrs Pearl Haley, died Friday night after a long illness of a weak heart. Funeral held this afternoon. Father Oliver D P Morgan, Bozeman’s first college graduate, died years ago from heart failure. In other news, arrests and court actions include Dick Warrman of Logan arraigned for petty larceny over hides belonging to Jess Parrish, plea not guilty, trial set for June 10. Collins of Willow Creek pleaded guilty to grand jury charge and awaits district court. Rollins accused of stealing cattle from Talbot & Son, fled, returned to Willow Creek, stole horses, and was captured after selling them in Bozeman. Miss Emma Rider’s funeral arrangements moved to Willow Creek. A large union service of Bozeman Protestant churches held at Baptist Church with Rev Thoroughman delivering the sermon. Helena celebrates Fourth of July with a farmers picnic at Broadwater, J C Day reading an address and Miss Belle Fligelman reading Independence Declaration. Americanization meeting at the Auditorium planned for the evening, well attended.
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Bozeman
Harold Haley Morgan
Pearl Haley. Morgan
Oliver DP. Morgan
Dick Warrman
Logan
W. H.axtell
Jess Parrish
Warrjaded
Collins
Willow Creek
W.H. Axtell
Rollins
Talbott & Son
Willow Cree
Emma Rider
Gallatin County
Gay
Baptist Church
Mr. Thoroughman
Methodist Church
Missoula Stampede Delivers Wild West Spectacle
Missoula July 5 reports the Missoula Stampede drew large crowds for a grand Wild West show headlined by Armate and a world record attempt. Cowboys and cowgirls competed in steer bulldogging, bucking contests, and relay races, with crowd favorites Parker and Gaunt placing as judges shuffled fresh horses for the events. The two-mile Founding Parade capped a day of carnival fun with bands from University of Wisconsin and A.C. M. entertaining spectators across Higgins Avenue.
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Missoula
To & T
Chow
Ia Fay
Wich
Bration
Garden City
Kron
Armate Ane
Parton
Toppenish
Waah
Enc
Lee Caldwell Pendleton
Ore
Cald-Well
Red Parker
Miles City
Mack Taunt
Toppeniah
Wash
Alien Drumbeller
Walla Walla
Parker
University of Wisconsin
A.C. M
Deer Lodge Fourth Celebrations Parade and Races Report
Deer Lodge marked the Fourth with a morning automobile parade of decorated cars led by Grand Army Seville’s vehicle and Mrs. Cand’s car. Prizes awarded for prettiest decor and various races followed, with winners including Walter Adama, James Cole, Vera Evans, Ollie Pritchard, John Adams, J A Morrans, Gertrude Addison, Ben Nesbits, Russell Marsh, and Addison Dywert. A ball game at the fair grounds ended 3 to 2 in favor of the State Prison team amid other contests and exhibitions. roughly 4,000 attended the festivities at the gait grounds with speeches and music planned for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Old Town
Frst
Grand Army
Seville
James Cole
Vera Evans
Ollie Pritchard
John Adams
J. A. Morrans
Gertrude Addison
Ben Nesbits
Russell’ Marsh
Addison Dywerthe
Fair Grounds
Hall
Hamilton Woodticke
Nusswon
Tose
Hampton
Two Old Men Of Yogo Accused Of Murder
In July Great Falls two elderly men, Joe Henry known as Butch and Tom Molory, are jailed over the Yogo camp murder of Tom O Donnell last Friday. Henry faces a degree charge while Molory is linked to complicity. Henry claims self defense after wresting a rifle from O Donnell who had allegedly robbed him. $85 was found in Henrys drawer. Authorities say the bullet trajectory suggests O Donnell was seated when shot. they suspect premeditation and Molorys involvement.
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Joe Henry
Butch
Tom Molory
Tom O'Donnell
Yogo
O'Donnell
Henry
Molory
O'Donnnell
Issa
Three Forks News Briefs From July Listings and Deaths
The Three Forks area reports a July meeting for the Farmers' Cooperative to decide on buying or building an elevator in the city. Maria Davis is recovering after a back injury. William Buttleman Jr. broke a collar bone in a horse incident and is treated at the Three Forks hospital. The body of a child from Mr. and Mrs. Hookaling was brought from Butte to the family ranch. Miss Emma Rider died at Hazeman Deaconess hospital. burial set for Willow Creek, Lewistown. Joan Hooks, longtime Montana resident since 1881, died at St Joseph's hospital after prolonged illness. funeral planned Wednesday. Brooks’ estate valued at not less than a quarter of a million. family notes and early settlers highlighted. Swedish vessels seized in the Baltic were taken to Sweden. ships named Liguarda, Waerme na, Henrik Wieander, Orvar, Hopper. The Indian population in the United States at the end of June rose to about 2,2.
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Orks
Maria Davis
Bruce Davis
Milligan Canyon
Kittockholders
Firmers’ Co-operative Association
William Buttleman Jr
Wiliam Buttleman
Three Forks
Ouear Houtaling
Butte
Divide
Emma Rider
Deaconess Hospital
Hazeman
Willow Creek
Lewistown
Joan Hooks
Montana
Josephs Hospital
Pere Psuriy
Broke Wax
Weaver
Kendall
Henry
Aeith
Aethens
Butte Partes
Tewistown
London
Baltic Sea
Copenhagen
Morning Post
Liguarda
Waermena
Henrik Wieander
Orvar
Hopper
United States
Fashion Hint for Boys Patterns for Teen and Younger
A fashion note discusses patterns for boys fourteen and younger, highlighting a stylish, cool, and comfortable model suitable for youths as young as four. The guidance emphasizes up-to-date pattern design and practical wear.
FIGHT AT MISSOULA KEEN DISAPPOINTMENT
Frank Barrleau outboxed and outlasted by ten pounds heavier opponent in an eight round draw. The Canadian Barrieau floored Ben momentarily and controlled most open exchanges while Ben relied on clinching. The crowd of 600 hissed, cursed, and urged a more active bout as both fighters showed limited sustained action.
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Missoula
Frank Barrleau
Hens
Buttesman
Tarrieau
Bens
Barrieau
Hechter
End of Feud Ends in Miner’s Death in Saloon
In Malta July K At Whitcomb and Guy Hamilton, both miners, met in a saloon to celebrate the Fourth. Hamilton, who had vowed to kill Lily, drew a weapon and was shot three times by Bob Lily, who was quicker. Hamilton died instantly. Lily is reported in Malta jail.
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Malta
Whitcomb
Guy Hamilton
Bob Lily
Litte
Rockies
Hamilton
Lily
Splon
Tilly
Malta Fail
Bommenshave
Mexican general renews attack on Mexico City
Dispatches from Vera Cruz report Gen. Pablo Gomez renewed attacks on Mexico City aided by fresh troops from Puebla Guerrero and Tlaxcala, as the Carranza government faces renewed pressure.
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Washington
Carranzas Agency
Vera Cruz
Pablo Gomez
Srexico City
Puebla
Guerrero
Tlaxcala
Brave Mrs Morgan a genuine heroine
Details of the Morgan assault reveal Mrs. Morgans courage as intruder Frank Holt brandished a pistol at Glen Cove. She sprang upon Holt, Morgan and Sir Cecil Spring-Rice helped disarm him after Holt pursued Morgan and then turned on the family. The incident also notes a warning voice and a struggle across the hall ending with Holt subdued and Morgan wounded.
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Washington
J. P. Morgan
Glen Cove
Morgan
Ken
Frank Holt
Mand
Holt
Cecil Spring-Rice
Amt Hassador
Mrs. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Meo
Sir Cecil Spring-Rice
Sir Cecil
Trish
Mr. Mor- Tve
Mrs Morgan
Nebraska Wrestler Stecher Defeats Cutler In Two Falls
Omaha report states Joe Stecher, Nebraska wrestler, threw American champion Charlie Cutler in two straight falls. First fall 17 minutes 9 seconds, second 10 minutes 59 seconds, both with the scissors hold. Cutler injured in first fall, crowd of about 15,000 observed. Paris dispatch notes calm along the front with artillery actions near Meuse and Moselle.
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Omaha
Neb
Joe Stecher
Nebraska
Charlie Cuter
Chicago
Stecher
Cutler
Paris
War Office
Meuse
Moselle
le Pretre
Contradictory War Reports Across Fronts
Reports on ongoing battles describe heavy losses and repulsed assaults near La Pretre and Norroy on the Mogelle, with captures including French staff and artillery. Austrian and German lines claim gains in Galicia and southern Polish fronts, while Britain’s Commons debates a controversial register bill amid coalition politics. Canada’s rail data noted.
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Souches
Cour-des-Carmes
la Pretre
Norroy
Mogelle
Maronville
Bruges
Belalum
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Pacialist
H. Newhouse
Bozeman News
Helena
Broadwater
Prickly Pear Valley
J. C. Day
Belle Fligelman
Higgins Avenue
Frontier Town
Bridge
Cowboys
Parkens Fret
D. Young
Sleepy Armatron
Bulldogein Ford
John Thomas
Nep Lynch
Pierre Adams
Louis Nijepiy
Pete Matt
Ruth Parton
Pegay Warden
N. McKay
Mrs. Moran
Bertha Blanchett
Madeline Sundown
Kary Rose
del Lamphrey
F. Bass
Adama
P. Matt
State Humane Society
Beforeony Express
Martin
Mangrum
Widhorte
Jim Raddix
Det @lanchett
Frank Waller
Wis
Fred Valiton
Maemtrecke
Tiemaume
Fred Vailton Henge
Allen
Ue Blessinger
Omer Hatt
Tom Name
Coed Fanden
Brora Sallaman
Boy Under Wan
Clinton Tule
Wiihiame
Powell County
Eagien Orchestra
Sacajawea
Ei Trett
Anly
Lupe Rockies
Nexico
Husband
Fills Island
NY OF Coal
Pennsylvania
He Mountain
New York Times
China
Stateme
New York Sun
Bureau of Immigration
Palace of Education
New York
Elsland
the Daily Fashion
Vienna
Galicia
Teutonic
von Linningen
Zlota Lipa
Kami- Gnka
Strumifowa
Krasno
Krylow
Bug River
Poland
Doherdo
Palazzo
Woltschach
Xin
House of Commons
Thomas Whittaker
Yorkshire
Asquit
Canada
Los Angeles Vin
Oregon
Bute
San Francisco
Ue Butte Elks
Pullman
E. A. Shewe
North Main Street
Mor
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