Registration closes in two days with late hours kept
Registration will end in two days as Clerk and Recorder Sam Anderson extends hours to 7 pm for tardy voters. About 1,200 total registrations to date, with around 200 added yesterday. Democratic Women’s Club credited with 100 registrations led by Mrs Narby Egan Kane. New filings: William Paul for justice of the peace Silver Bow township Republican and John W Hall for coroner Republican. Legislative nominations attracting few candidates.
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Sam Anderson
Democratic Women’s Club
Joseph Narby
John Egan
M. Kane
William Paul
Justice of the Peace
Silver Bow Township
John W. Hall
Forum Seeks Greater Interest in City County Merger Talks
A circular from F W Bacorn, forum committee chairman, urges higher attendance at chamber forum meetings to keep alive a proposed city county government merger. Two poorly attended sessions have stalled discussion, and directors may oppose the plan without renewed member support.
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Chamber of Commerce Forum
F. W. Bacorn
Members to Inspect Sun River Project Visit Planned
Great Falls July 7 Members of the congressional appropriation committee will visit Great Falls July 27 to inspect the Sun river irrigation project. The telegram to Sun river project manager George O. Sanford confirms the visit though the committee members are not yet named.
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Great Falls
Congressional Appropriation Committee
Sun River
George O. Sanford
Sun River Project
Population announcement for Miles City Mont scheduled
Washington report states that the population of Miles City Montana will be announced tomorrow night at 9 o'clock. The notice underscores upcoming census or local population figures and sets a precise reveal time for residents and officials.
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Washington
Miles City
Mont
Ordain Butte Boy at Sacred Heart
Dispatches from Helena report Bishop Carroll presiding at the deaconate of Patrick J. McVeigh of Butte at the bishop's chapel and his ordination to the priesthood at Sacred Heart church in Butte Saturday at 9. McVeigh, born June 11, 1892, son of James McVeigh, a Butte Central and Mount St. Charles graduate, studied at Mount St. Marys and Catholic University of America. He will celebrate his first mass at Sacred Heart Sunday at 11, with many friends present. Bishop Carroll recently returned from Dubuque after the death of his sister.
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Helena
Carroll
Patrick J. McVeigh
Butte
Sacred Heart Church
Father McVeigh
Sacred Heart
Dubuque
Iowa
Mary Carroll
James McVeigh
Butte Central High
Mount St. Charles College
Mount St. Mary's Seminary
Cincinnati
Catholic University of America
Washington
Papers Identify Victim of Great Northern Wreck
Papers found on a dead man and in a valise near the body point to Charles Dutcher of Seattle as the victim of the Great Northern mail train wreck near Halford. The coroner at Everett announced the finding, though Dutcher’s Seattle address and family do not recognize him.
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Seattle
Great Northern Mail
Halford
Charles Dutcher
Everett
Dutcher
One bid received for former German ship Von Steuben
The Foreign Trade Development Corporation bid $1,550,000 for the former German passenger ship Von Steuben when tenders opened. The purchase aims to fund a round the world cruise to boost American foreign trade.
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Washington
von Steuben
Shipping Board
F. Aggena
Foreign Trade Development Corporation
Police Commission Cleared to Hear Larkin Case
Judge Lamb quashed a writ of prohibition delaying a police commission hearing on charges filed by William Lee against Officer James Larkin. Lee sought to withdraw, but the commission will proceed once Commissioner Wulf returns, likely within two weeks. City Attorney RR IL Clinton noted no action can occur until Wulf's return.
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Lamb
Police Commission
William Lee
James Larkin
RR. IL
Clinton
Jackman
Wulf
Lee
Larkin
Prohibition
First Forest Fires Reported In Deer Lodge Area
The first two forest fires of the season in Deer Lodge national forest were reported yesterday. Campers are blamed for leaving fires burning. Rangers Hubbard and Kittredge responded to a blaze near Home stake, with their status unknown at night. Guard Smith found another fire in Nine Mile canyon near Thompson Park, confined by evening. Forest officials warn campers to fully extinguish camp fires.
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Deer Lodge National Forest
Hubbard and
Kittredge
Homestake
Smith
Thompson Park
Forest Service
Colorado Springs Adopts City Manager Plan and Sunday Theater Open
Colorado Springs voted to adopt the city manager form of government to take effect next April and approved $900,000 for salaries. A special election also passed an ordinance allowing moving picture theaters to open on Sundays.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Charges Filed Against Golubin By Mayor In Officer Conduct Case
Mayor W T Ste2den ordered Assistant City Attorney Elderkin to file charges of conduct unbecoming an officer with the police commission against Police Officer Nichlas Golubin. Golubin, who was found guilty of gambling and fined 19 dollars in police court, said he did not participate in the game and only sat at the table as one player quit. Police Lieutenant Mike Dwyer testified that Golubin and six others were arrested in the 600 block of South Main for stud poker. Golubin appealed the ruling yesterday.
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Police Commission
Nichlas Golubin
W. T. Ste4den
Elderkin
Golubin
Grimes
South Main
Mike Dwyer
Dwyer
Rumors Claim Mexican Revolution Grows South of Monclova
Reports from Fagle Pass Texas on July 7 say 12 bridges burned in Mexico near Monclova sparked rumors of a new revolution led by Adolfo Gonzales in the southern republic.
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Fagle Pass
Texas
Mexico
Monclova
Adolfo Gonzales
Earthquake Recorded Across Ocean Off British Columbia
A clear seismograph reading at Gonzales observatory shows an earthquake about 650 miles south starting at 10 45 a m and lasting twenty minutes Superintendent Densmore suspects the tremor originated in Northern California reflecting a distant seismic event near the California region.
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Victoria
British Columbia
Gonzales
Densmore
California
Why Itch and Burn With Skin Diseases
A health notice explains skin diseases like eczema arise from blood disorders caused by germs. Local treatments only address symptoms. the remedy is a blood cleanser, S. S. S. It advises readers to begin S S and write to the Medical Director at 613 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga, for free guidance.
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S&s
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
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