State Bar Opens Convention Today in Butte
The Montana state bar convenes in Butte with judges and county attorneys in attendance and a brief three day agenda of routine business and social events. Governor Haackson and speakers F Kelley and art Hutchens are noted. Judge Patton to address on juries. various banquets, smokers, and sightseeing planned for delegates and visiting ladies. Judge Hunt, founder of the state bar, cannot attend in person but will join in spirit.
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Ict
Montana
Mona
Butte
Floyd C. Fluent
Ver
Bow County
F. Kelley
Art In Hutchens
Missoula
Hiickson
Ai Smoker
Association Hall
Rotary Club
State Bar Association
George Y. Patton
Bozeman
1. O. Evans
C. R. Leonard
State Bar
Wilbur F. Sanders
Hunt
State Association
Man Arrested on Carrying Weapon Charge
Bob Garver was arrested by detectives Rodda and Gerry last night on a charge of carrying concealed weapons after a caller reported threats to a man. He had a revolver when arrested. Police also arrested Pat Cox on a separate charge of beating his wife.
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Bob Garver
Rodda
Gerry
Garver
Abed
Arver
Nea
Pat Cox
Police seek missing boy in Washington Street area
Police last night searched for a year old boy reported missing from Paul Clark area. His mother on uth Washington street notified officers of the disappearance.
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Paul Clark
Uth
Leaders Gather for First Clash Trial Opening
A trial opens Friday as leaders say civilization, not a school, is on trial. One participant notes they pursued a federal injunction by petition, hoping the proceedings offer an educational purpose rather than influence from Bryan.
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William Jennings Bryan
Tennessee
State F C E Meet Honors Butte Officials and Drill Team
The state Fraternal Order of Eagles meeting adjourned with Don King elected state president and James J. Brett state trustee. Butte drill team won first prize again, defeating Helena, Great Falls and Billings. Plans include a welcome event for officers and a delegation to the Seattle national convention next year.
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Order of Eagles
Butte
Don King
James J. Brett
King
Helena
Great Falls
Billings
F. A. Iih James
Buttenemié
Messrsah
Brett
Edward Sullivan
Wat
Eagles
Seattle
Contact, Nevada Opens to Rail Service on New Line
Butte Union Pacific offices announced that effective July 9 shipments will move over the Rogerson Idaho to Contact Nevada line. The 125 mile extension from Rogerson to Wells is partly unfinished but expected to open soon. Local mining property owners hope the railway boosts claim values and regional access.
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Nev
Miain
Butte
Union Pacific
Regerson
Idaho
Rogerson
Wells
Idaho Pea Crop Nears Full Maturity
J. W. Lowrie traveling agent for the Southern Pacific traffic department visited Butte and praised Idaho crops as the finest. He cited the St. Anthony valley seed peas capable of filling 200000 box cars with 60000 pounds minimum each, noting other crops also look strong.
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J. W. Lowrie
Traffic Department
Southern Pacific Railway
Butte
Mr. Lowrie
St. Anthony Valley
Idaho
Sheepshearer Robbed of $230 in Utah man beaten
Victor Bascom a young sheepshearer of Utah was robbed of 230 dollars after four youths invited him for a drink in the rear of the Arizona hotel. Bascom had arrived in Buite from Box Elder and was on Park street when he was assaulted and robbed.
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Victor Bascom
Utah
Arizona
Bascom
Box Elder
Buite
Park Street
Mines Band Will Be Heard Tonight At Courthouse
The Butte Mines band directed by Sam Treloar performs an open air concert at the courthouse tonight at 8. The program features selections from Columbian Post Huffer and various operatic and musical numbers with soloists, dances, and a grand finale including The Star Spangled Banner.
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Butte Mines
Sam Treloar
Columbian Post
Huffer
Caryll
Temple Bells
George V. Stevens
Gruenwald
Cleopatra
Lizzie
Hartmann
Antony and
Cleogarden
Egypt
Antony
Suppe Franz von Suppe
Vienna Conservatory
Reeves
Godin
Faust
Gounod
Charles Francois Go
Chinese Tension Grows as Foreigners Flee Canton
Proclamation by Chinese defense commissioner threats death to anti foreign demonstrators. Canton reports wounded officials Wu Hon Min and Hau Sung Chi, assassin killed by bodyguard. City quiets as fighting starts near outskirts. foreign houses closed. Trade offices open but no business conducted.
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Chungkiang
Canton
Wu Hon-Min
Hau Sung-Chi
Helena Judge to Hear Griggs Subornation Claim
Helena July 8 Judge W T Pigott announces a hearing to take testimony in Havre on July 20 regarding the Alabarment proceedings against Attorney Victor Griggs. Griggs is charged with subornation of perjury. complaint filed by Blaine and Hill county prosecutors.
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Helena
W. T. Pigott
Victor Griggs
State Supreme Court
Havre
Griggs
Blaine
Hill Counties
Helena Fire Marshal Brooks Inspecting Butte Buildings
W. G. Brooks, Montana state fire marshal, is in Butte on official business. He will inspect several buildings and handle related duties during the trip.
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W. G. Brooks
Helena
Butte
Marshal Brooks
Heat Wave Kills Four as Storms Aid Relief in Cities
Storms and heat generated fatalities and injuries across cities. In New York three deaths linked to the heat raised the total to four with nine prostrations. Des Moines recorded one heat death as temperatures hit 92. Kansas City area saw many spots above 100 with three prostrations including a baseball player from Indianapolis.
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New York
Associated Press
Des Moines
Mercury
B. L. Keay
Associated Arena
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Wichita
Kan
Ray Schmandt
Indianapolis American Association
Montana Synod Discusses Christian Education at Intermountain
Helena July 8 deliberations on Christian education and funding occupied the Montana Presbyterian synod at Intermountain Union college. Rev J MacLean Missoula opened with a report, followed by trustees’ remarks from Rev Newman Hall Burdick. Key speakers included Dr John W Hancher Chicago, Miss Winifred Willard Chicago, Dr M A Brannon Helena, Dr W M Lampe Philadelphia, Rev Robert W Newman and Rev W L Young Missoula.
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Associated Press
Helena
Montana Presbyterian Synod
Intermountain Union College
Synodical Committee On
Christian Education
J. MacLean
Missoula
Board of Trustees of
Intermountain
Newman Hall Burdick
John W. Hancher
Chicago
Methodist Promotional Board
Intermountain College
Montana Synod
Methodist Conference
Winifred Willard
M. A. Brannon
University of Montana
W. M. Lampe
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Board
Robert W. Newman
Synodical
W. L. Young
the State University
Army Still Seeking Long Lost Officer
The Army reports the disappearance of Captain Robert M. Connell, formerly a national guard instructor at Lancaster, Pennsylvania. He was ordered from Lancaster to Fort Hancock New Jersey over three months ago and has not been accounted for since, despite an official investigation and extensive search efforts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Robert M. Connell
National Guard
Lancaster
War Department
Ft. Hancock
N. J
Woman Slain by Highwaymen in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on July 8 Miss Edna Kolling was shot and killed by highwaymen after she and her escort Theodore Stanford refused to surrender and be searched. Stanford was wounded in the attack.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Edna Kolling
Theodore Stanford
Glover Describes Air Mail Routes and Ford Speed
Glover outlines transcontinental air mail routes from Los Angeles to Salt Lake Chicago and New York to Miami with a 10 cent ounce rate and 3200 dollar per ton cost estimates. He cites Ford air delivery tests in Detroit Chicago and a 60 day aviation link with no major lane trouble. He notes Europe uses air travel more and praises aviation progress and pilot training. He recently led the U S mail finance department and visits Helena after entertaining locals.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Chicago
Birmingham
Nashville
Louisville
Indianapolis
New York
Miami
Fla
Portland
New England
Air Mail
Glover
Express
National Board of Censors
Silver Bow Club
Ford
Cleveland
Air Service
Fords
Ford Works
Detroit
America
Europe
London
Berlin
Brussels
Egypt
United States Mail
Helena
City
Slayer killed by victim's brother in Nicaragua
Robert Willy a prominent American mining engineer from San Francisco was shot at the Verde mine near Matagalpa in Nicaragua. Moments later his assailant was killed by the victim's brother J A Willy.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Robert Willy
San Francisco
Verde
Matagalpa
J. A. Willy
Federal Judge Indicted In Jackson Bank Failure
Judge J W Ross of the Western Tennessee district court and three bankers face indictments from the Madison county grand jury over the People s Savings Bank collapse in Jackson. Charged are accessory to embezzlement forgery and breach of trust for Ross, embezzlement forgery and breach of trust for Thomas B Carroll, aiding and abetting embezzlement for John M Carroll, and forgery for Cawthon, with over 300000 in shortages cited.
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Associated Press
Jackson, Tenn
J. W. Ross
Western
Tennessee
Thomas B. Carroll
John M. Carroll
W. L. Cawthon
People’s Savings Bank of Jackson
Madison County Grand Jury
Judge Ross
Grain Growers Dividend Approved by Helena Court
In Montana, Judge A. J. Horsky authorized a 3 percent dividend to grain growers and 4 percent to creditors from the Montana Grain Growers, Inc.(receiver c A Whipple) after approved claims. Prior dividends already paid totaled 28 percent.
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Helena
C. A. Whipple
The
Montana Grain Growers, Inc
A. J. Horsky
Oil output peaks in 1923 likely not surpassed soon
A panel led by A C Veatch and other USGS and industry figures notes only two US pools pass 100000 bpd, Long Beach California and Smackover Arkansas. They say a record 1923 output could stand unless several large undiscovered pools or new sands reach peak production within one year.
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A. C. Veatch
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation
David White
United States Geological Survey
van M. Manning
United States Bureau of Mines
American Petroleum Institute
A. W. Ambrose
W. B. Heroy
Land Classification Board
United States
Long Beach
California
Smackover
Arkansas
Heinemann Transfers to Seattle Office in Sales Role
William Heinemann long in charge of Warner Bros distribution in Montana for three years left for Seattle to join the studio office in a sales capacity. Heinemann, a prominent moving picture salesman based in Butte, travels with Mrs Heinemann formerly Miss Martin daughter of Fire Chief Fred Martin.
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William Heinemann
Warner Bros. Pictures
Montana
Seattle
Mr. Heinemann
Moving Picture
Butte
Heinemann
Miss Martin
Fred Martin
Clements Named Secretary of Montana State Fair
J Burke Clements of Helena was elected secretary of the Montana State fair by the board of directors this evening. He will serve while W G Ferguson is incapacitated by injuries from a recent accident in Butte. Advertising plans were approved and exhibits from all counties are assured with the amusement program tentatively arranged.
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Associated Press
Helena
J. Burke Clements
Montana
W. G. Ferguson
Butte
Harvest Hands Lose Gun Battle Near Syracuse
Hundreds of shots fired as harvest workers seize a moving train east of Syracuse. 16 men captured in a Lamar roundup. no casualties reported. Deputies Cockrum and Beavers organize posse. train crew ordered to speed up and telegram peace officers.
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Syracuse
J. M. Cockrum
Epham Beavers
Lamar
Cattleman's Body Found in Mexico Near Nogales
The body of George Jarrel a Douglas and Nogales cattleman who vanished after a Sonora trip over two months ago was found 20 miles south of Nogales Sonora. Deputy Sheriff Hataway of Santa Cruz County Arizona reported the discovery in a dispatch to the Arizona Daily Star.
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Tucson
Ariz
George Jarrel
Douglas and
Nogales
Sonora
Hataway
Santa Cruz County
Arizona
Arizona Daily Star
Count Blood Corpuscles
Washington reports accuracy achieved in counting blood corpuscles at the Bureau of Standards. Dr. G Peters and B L Page developed a method using light wave interference under the microscope, advancing this diagnostic tool.
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Washington
Bureau of Standards
G. Peters
B. L. Page
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