Husband Held In Mystery Murder In Chicago
Lieut Carl Wanderer and his brother in law and cousin were arrested in Chicago as police trace the pistols used in a vestibule killing linked to Mrs Wanderer’s murder weeks earlier Wanderer says he killed the attacker after being shot and the dead man then killed his wife Police are holding the trio while owners of a second gun are traced and identified.
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Chicago
Carl Wanderer
Wanderer
John Hoffman
Fred Wanderer
Resignation of Sir Robert Borden Accepted in Ottawa
Ottawa reports the governor general has accepted Sir Robert Borden's resignation as prime minister. The move takes effect on Saturday, ending his tenure.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Robert Borden
Canada
Freight Train Breaks in Two in Mullen Tunnel
A Northern Pacific freight train broke in two in the Mullen tunnel near Blossberg. Trains were delayed about two hours while the track was cleared. The Millen tunnel is the railway’s longest. No injuries reported.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific
Mullen
Blossberg
Millen
Mrs Power's Funeral Held At Helena Cathedral
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena Montana July 7 The funeral of Mrs T C Power widow of the former senator will be Thursday at St Helena cathedral in the morning Bishop Carroll officiating Interment in the local Catholic cemetery Pallbearers listed active and honorary among them N B Holter E A Buefel Belgrade George Joyce E W Prosser and several others plus dignitaries and officials including Chief Justice Theodore Brantly.
Epworth League Camp Draws Delegates From Helena Area
Delegates from churches across Montana including Helena Fort Benton Dillon Missoula Kalispell Polson Roundup Miles City Drummond Anaconda Stockett and others gather at the Epworth league camp near Willow Creek. Rev M Bowles of Minneapolis spoke on The Relationship to Christ and vesper services were held on Little Prickly Pear creek with Rev Charles L Bovard giving the talk.
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Helena
Epworth League
Willow Creek
Cahoteau
Great Falls
Billings
Bozerman
Havre
Twin Bridges
Glendive
Cascade
Belt
Sumatra
Harlowton
St. Paul's
Oakes Street
Fort Benton
Dillon
Missoula
Kalispell
Polson
Roundup
Miles City
Drummond
Anaconda
Stockett
M. Bowles
Minneapolis
Christ
Little
Prickly Pear Creek
Charles L. Bovard
Ockstader and Darragh Guilty in Montana Street Crash
Curley Darragh and Roy Dockstader were found guilty of traffic violations after a collision at the corner of Montana and Mercury Streets on July 1. Both were fined $20 in police court as witnesses described speeds between 20 and 60 mph and the impact that injured a 22 year old daughter.
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Curley Darragh
Roy Dockstader
Montana
Mercury Streets
J. McCarthy
Mercury Street
V. Brown
Leona Rier
Darragh
Dockstuder
McCarthy
Mrs. Brown
Frier
Dockstader
G. T. Rowe
Thor Nelson
Motor and
South
Brown
Nelson
Judge pronounces sentence after trial of Darragh Dockstad er
Darragh and Dockstader received sentences following trial with both defendants giving oral notice of appeal.
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Utes
Darragh
Dockstader
Butte Delegates Report To Legion Meeting
Butte delegates to the state convention of the American Legion at Livingston reported on the convention work at the regular legion meeting last night. Following the delegates report, routine business was transacted during the remainder of the meeting.
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Butte
The
American Legion
Livingston
Regular Legion
Paris quiet as race strife danger passes
Reports of racial unrest in Paris Texas subsided after armed volunteers patrolled streets last night. Two Black men Irving and Herman Arthur were burned at one stake, triggering the patrols, which have now been withdrawn and conditions seem calm.
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Paris
Texas
Irving
Herman Arthur
Officers Re-enlist as Non-Coms in Q M C
Washington. One hundred sixty six commissioned officers of the quartermaster corps who discharged from their war commissions reenlisted as sergeants in the peace time army. The group includes one lieutenant colonel 31 majors 109 captains nine first lieutenants and 156 second lieutenants.
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Washington
Quartermaster Corps
Leutenant
Life Insurance Agents Meet in Butte for Annual Convention
At a convention in Butte yesterday New York Life agents from Montana and Idaho gathered for the annual meeting. A luncheon at the Silver Bow club featured A S Elford of Seattle, a noted life insurance figure, who spoke. M J Frankland was honored as local chairman for having written the largest volume in two months. A dance followed at the Mueller apartments on West Granite Street.
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New York
Butte
Montana
Idaho
Silver Bow Club
A. S. Elford
Seattle
Elford
West
BE. L. Webster
M. J. Frankland
Mueller Apartments
Granite Street
Woolgrowers Get Advance from Buyers in Montana
Woolgrowers in Montana are receiving an advance of 5 cents per pound from buyers, according to Traveling Agent R J Dee of the Northern Pacific. Wool is moving rather slowly but optimism grows among sheepmen about the situation.
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Montana
R. J. Dee
Northern Pacific
Dee comments on consigned shipment progress
Mr Dee stated that a considerable quantity has been shipped on consignment, noting current efforts and ongoing logistics. The remark underlines the scale of shipments while implying awaiting deliveries or errors in stock records. The statement reflects business activity and potential future revenue implications.
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Dee
Wilson Plans Full Summer in Washington
President Wilson will not spend any part of the summer away from Washington. White House officials say he finds the weather in the capital comfortable and prefers to remain in the capital during the summer.
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Wilson
Capital
Washington
White House
Culbertson Grote Rankin Co Cleared In Lever Act Case
In Spokane, Culbertson, Grote Rankin company was found not guilty by a United States district court jury of violating the Lever act by profiteering. Indicted February 7, the company faced a demurrer challenging the act's constitutionality, which Judge Frank H. Rudkin overruled on April 21.
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Spokane, Wash
Culbertson, Grote Rankin Company
United States District Court
Frank H. Rudkin
Pronounced quake recorded near Georgetown Univ observatory
A strong earthquake was logged today by the Georgetown University seismic observatory. The tremor began at 1 59 and ended at 2 54 o clock with its peak at 2 05. The epicenter lies about 2600 miles from Washington, likely in Central or South America.
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Washington
Georgetown University Seismographical Observatory
Central
South America
Trade Restrictions on Soviet Shipments Eased
Washington July 7 Restrictions on trade with Soviet Russia were removed by the State Department except for shipments of materials that could be immediately used for war purposes.
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Washington
Associated Press
Russia
State Department
Congregationalists Meet at Floral Park
The Western Montana association of Congregational churches holds a convention at Floral Park church corner Gladstone and Edwards this afternoon. Business session at 2:30 hosted by Floral Park and Rev Crane. Afternoon topics cover western district affairs, evening is inspirational with special state workers. Dinner provided by Ladies of the church at 6.
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Western
Hough Resigns as Northwestern University President
Dr Lynn Hough resigns the presidency of Northwestern University effective October 1 and plans to go to Europe within two weeks Oliver T Wilson chairman of the board of trustees announced from Chaudauqua New York USA.
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Chicago
Lynn Hareold Hough
Northwestern University
Oliver T. Wilson
Board of
Chautauqua
NS. Y
Hough
Europe
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