Sky decor rivals Butte as Dempsey outranks Spenzier
Amateur astronomer James Spencer argues the night sky outshines Butte’s parade with colored suns and multiple star systems. He describes suns in ruby emerald violet and opal tones with diverse orbital arrangements, noting some systems lack night and others feature evolving light patterns. He ponders how such cosmic colors and attractors would affect hypothetical alien humanity.
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Butte
Dempsey
Spenzier
James Spencer
Mr. Spencer
Batte
Spencer
Earth
Phil‘osopher
Missoula Auto Races Injure Thirty in Serious Crash
A serious auto race accident in Missoula left multiple competitors severely injured as emergency crews rushed to the scene. Witnesses describe a chaotic spill with vehicles colliding near the track, prompting rapid medical response and transport to regional hospitals for urgent care.
East Side baseball team defeats Condors on city common
East Side wins 12 to 0 over the Condors on the city common last night in a one sided contest. Roney pitched a strong game for East Side while Harrington fanned four with two walks. Condors struggled as East Side hitters connected with key hits and scored in the late innings.
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Condors
Roney
Butth
Harrington
Joe Bomitrovich
Dudac
Byrne
Condore
Reverend Whittle To Speak In Spokane On Near East
Spokane July 5 Near East relief workers in conference discussed plans for the national program in the district. Rev A E Whittle formerly British Army chaplain and rector of St Mark's Episcopal church, lecturing on Western Chautauqua circuit, spoke on America’s stance and Allied actions in the Near East with focus on Armenia and policy. Dr E T Mite of Walla Walla commented on allied hesitation and American resolve.
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Near East Relef Workers of the
Northwest
Near East
A. E. Whittle
Anaconda
Mont
Hrit Ish
America
Armenia
E. T. Mite
Walla Walls
Whittle
St Mark's Episcopal Church
Argonda
Reckless Women Dud Traffic Says New York Officer
A New York police officer at Forty second Street and Fifth Avenue says women are more reckless than men about dodging traffic since the city installed new street beacons. He notes motorists and street cars are endangered as women dart into paths despite orders while men comply more readily, reflecting on discipline changes in urban crossings.
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New York
Studen Christian ‘College
Canton
Rotary Dinner Delights As Dr Texter Speaks
The Rotary club invited wives and others to a dinner last night. Dr Duntan KE Catlin led the program with songs and remarks on the meaning of unity. Lucy Fexter, history professor at Vastar College, praised European conditions and captivated the audience with her talk.
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Rotary Club
Rotary
Duntan
KE. B. Catlin
Bell
Sompanisi
Yucy’ Fexter
Vastar College
Europe
Texter
Mrs W J Stevens laid to rest in Hill Cemetery
The body of Mrs W J Stevens was laid to rest yesterday afternoon at Hill Cemetery. Rev J G Knotter officiated with a choir performing Way Not Mine and Oh Lord. The church was filled with friends, many floral offerings, pallbearers named and honorary pallbearers listed.
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Prasley
Ww. Stevens
Hill ‘Cemetery
J. G. Knotter
Charl Farnsworth
Lelia Lo
Jesus
Knotter
G. W. Sparrow
Charles Collins
C. E. Kell M. R. McKenzie
E. A. ‘Roberts
George Remington
J. S. Sheahan
Arthur Fortier
P. J. Maloney
Percy’ Ingalls
George Spires
George Birch
Frank ‘Kenney
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Isadore Copinus
J. A. Hasley Ie
Farmer kills wife in front of son and hangs self
Charles Fischer a 57 year old Wisconsin farmer beat his wife to death with a neck yoke during a quarrel in Rhinelander then hanged himself. Their 15 year old stepson witnessed the fatal assault as Fischer fled and later died in a wooded area.
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Associated Press
Rhinelander
Wis
Charles Fischer
Fischer
Letters of Gratitude for Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy
Homely, sincere letters from women praise health restored by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The paper publishes many such testimonials daily urging suffering women to try this old-fashioned root and herb remedy for female ailments.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Fire destroys dwelling on Corrra Terrace in late night blaze
Frank Brendsberry's seven room home at Corre Terrace was gutted by fire at 10 20 pm while family was away. Neighbors attempted entry but were driven back. Pierson home damaged as flames threatened nearby houses. Brendsberry family still missing on arrival. Assistance requested for nearby area. The blaze consumed all contents. A separate note mentions meat consumption averages and motion picture reviewer William Agnew Barrett.
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Frank Brendsberry
Corre Terrace
Pierson
Brendaberry
Fames
Myers to Speak Before Missourians at Sedalia Fair
Special Dispatch reports Senator Myers will deliver an address at the Missouri state fair in Sedalia marking the fiftieth anniversary of Missouri’s statehood. Born in Cooper County, Myers returns for a home-coming week as Missourians welcome the governor’s address. Mrs Myers and their daughter remain in Canada for the summer.
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Standard
Washington
Myers
Sedalia
Missouri
Cooper County
Canada
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