Anaconda Police Captain Suspends Barkovich Amid Dispute
Mayor Frinke issues third suspension notice to Officer Barkovich over conduct charges. Barkovich, an Austrian and two year veteran, disputes lack of signed charges and remains off duty as the council weighs the case and possible retention amid Austrian community protests.
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Anaconda
Barkovich
Knke
Barkevich
Frinke
Myor Frinke
Taylor
Oficer Barkovich
Mayer
Restaurant Closed Proprietor Fled Town After Warrant
A warrant out of Judge Hendricks court seeks James Burgess, owner of a Main Street restaurant next to M. and M. saloon. Burgess did not appear, reportedly left town with about 4060 dollars, owes Kaliepell and Riens & Rone grocers plus others, and plans a return trip on a railroad line with special weekend rates beginning May 23.
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Hendricks
James Burgess
Kaliepell
Burgess
Main Street
Bug Riens & Rone
Hin
Tegren Springs
Anaconda
Gregson
Butte
Postponement of Anaconda race track pacer matinee
Weather and other causes force the postponement of a planned speed race at Anaconda race track. Fast pacers from Anaconda were set to compete in a high interest matinee that won’t occur on the original date, delaying attendance and excitement.
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Anaconda
Newbro's Herpicide Promises Hair Growth Hope
The ad touts Newbro's Herpicide as a scalp cleanser that destroys hair root germs and promotes natural growth. It claims both men and women benefit, noting it keeps the scalp wholesome and appeals to skeptical buyers. Sold by leading druggists with stamps for Detroit, Michigan.
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Israel
Newbro
Rend Wain
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Mystery trunk draws police look in boarding house hall
A mysterious trunk sits in the front hall of Miss Kohl’s boarding house at 604 Mast Park Avenue, unknown origin and contents, drawing neighborhood fears of dead relatives or bodies. Police vow to catch misbehaving youths and curb vandalism as officers patrol Mast Third Street and issue warnings to residents.
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Miss Kohl
Mast Park Avenue
Miss Koll
Vineks
Chicago
San Francisco
Powd
Mast Third
Taylor
Ene sport programme bwagees give generous prizes
A local sport programme on Sunday offers generous prizes to participants. The event invites teams and individuals to compete, promising cash and hardware awards for top finishes.
Mountain View Park Sports Day Draws Big Crowd From Four Cities
Special train from Butte brings up to 500 people to Mountain View park for a Sunday program of running events, fishing prizes, races, and dances. Tickets and prizes funded by local businesses. Planned activities include 10 yard dash, sports for women and men, three legged races, and a prize waltz.
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Butte
Anaconda
Mountain View Park
MI and Smeltermen’s Union
Helena
Great Falls
Mis Soult
As Vellal
Loxton
Daigler Ball Game Bet
Thutte
Louis King
J. W. Wein
Chore Storrar
William Wish
George Storrar
Aerie
Leland Hotel
Renoon
One Sided Anaconda Ames Game Amid Rainy Crowd
The Anaconda city league game between the Ames star team and the local squad ended 17 to 1 in a one sided affair. Rain drenched spectators at the ball grounds as Reston Juniors delivered a decisive win and numerous players had standout moments despite the weather. Bertha Hallett of Galena attended the Epworth league convention in Great Falls and then planned a Missouri visit with relatives before returning East.
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Ornoon
Bera
Anaco City
Tuombewr Sere
Reston
Pyeten
Pepele
Berth Hallett
Galena
Epworth League
Great Falls
Charles Avery
Missouri
Fraternal Union Installs Officers in Evening Meeting
The Fraternal union met at Dewey ball and installed officers for the next term. Fraternal master Jonathen Sewett leads as justice. Hugh alla sher protector. N. C. Benner Truth. Annie K. McDonald Mercy. Maury A. Crowry guide. John McDonald guard. A. J. McLean sentinel. J. K. Malsor stewards. Raters Nellie Graham, Louisa Sutherland, and Maggie DP Logan served.
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Dewey Ball
Jonathen Sewett
Hugh
Allasher
N. C. Benner
Annie K. McDonald
Maury A. Crowry
John
McDonald
J. McLean
J. K. Malsor
Nellie Graham
Louisa Sutherland
Maggie DP
Logan
Day of Conventions Draws Christian Endeavorers
A vast assembly of Christian Endeavorers gathers in Denver for a day of conventions and interdenominational gatherings. Local organizers expect participants from multiple regions and daily programs highlight prayer, speeches, and community outreach plans.
Big Christian Endeavor convention opens in Denver with vast attendance
Thousands of Christian Endeavor members from the United States and Canada arrive as the 21st international convention opens at City Park. Rev. Francie F. Clark presides with officers reelected. receipts and assets reported as the event kicks off in bright summer weather.
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Denver
United Society of Christan Hieleswoor
Brown Palies
Francie F. Clark
William Shaw
George B. Graff
Fred AH. Kidder
Algore
Christian Endeavor Societies
United States
Canada
City Park
F. H. Jacobs
New York
Oerink
Francis K. Clark
Christian Endeavor Movement
Williston Church
Portland
Tyler
W. J. Whiteman
Atlanta
International Baptist Young People’s Union
John ©. Chapman
Chicago
Figgine Denies Statement In Teasdale Shooting Case
Special Diepaten to the Standard Rel Lodge reports Figgine, a Kristner man, denies Ewen Erland’s claim that he was cornered before firing at Teasdale. He says there was no motive and disputes the published account. Names and nicknames Teasdale and Erland are clarified as Mike.
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Rel Lodge
al Figgine
Kristner
Lowing Iin Fe
Ewen E. Erland
Wall Teasdale
Etland
Kiegwine
Gomt
Mike
Eland
Teasdale
Wiland
Mystic Shrine Elects Imperial Officers in Saratoga
The Mystic Shrine imperial council met at Athletic City in 1904 and elected new officers including imperial potentate Marge HM of Dallas. George T. Brown of New York was named imperial deputy potentate and Henry S. Collins of Toronto is imperial high priest and prophet. Franks Rounds of Chicago becomes imperial Oriental guide and others include KE Oldman Marion Iowa imperial treasurer W S Brown Pittsburgh and B W Rowell Boston as imperial recorder.
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Saratoga
Imperial Counel
Mystic Shrine
Athletic City
Cmarge
Sireene
Dallas
Texas
Ollaw
Imperial
George TL. Brown
New York
Rabbani
Henrys A. Collins
Toronto
Canada
Frank €. Rounds
Chicago
Imperial Oriental Guide
KE. Y. Oldman
Marion
Iowa
W. 8. Brown
Pittsburg
Imperial Recorder
B. W. Rowell
Boston
George 1. Street
Richmond
Frederick A. Hines
Los Angeles
Hawaiian Solons Fail to Reach Agreement on Public Loan
Honolulu July 9 two houses deadlocked over the proposed 2 500 000 public loan and salaries for certain officials. The legislature will adjourn Saturday night unless extended by Governor Dole.
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Honolulu
Pacific Cable
Dole
Ritz and wife back from three month eastern tour
Mr and Mrs Ritz returned yesterday from a three months visit through the East. They visited New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Washington and many other cities and points of interest. They were accompanied by Mrs Ritz mother Mrs W Kautliff.
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Ritz
Yesternthy
East
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Washington
President Roosevelt Begins Hudson Cruise From Sagamore Hill
President and Mrs Roosevelt depart Sagamore Hill aboard the yacht Sylph for a Hudson cruise. They plan to return to Oyster Bay late Friday night.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill At &Eelock
Sylph
Hudson
Rehearing Denied in the Shores Case
The supreme court denied the motion for a rehearing on writs of supervisory control by A. J. Shores of Bilver Row county. The applications were previously denied in late June by the court. Also reports fire damage to the Wildmer hotel at Lakewood with a $50,000 loss. arson suspected.
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Braiford
Helena
Supreme Court
A. J. Shores
Bilver Row County
Jamestown
Woldmer
Lakewood
Wildmer
Hautengqua Lake
National Editorial and Journalists’ Meeting Notes
A report from Omaha details a praise service by 60 Voices Omaha and remarks by B. BR Herbert founder of the National Editorial Association. He described England’s Journalists of England and the Woerkls press congress to be held in St. Louis next year. J Raney defended independent party papers as best serving the public. Boston reports a sunny National Teachers association convention with excursions and leadership by J W Cook of Line as president and Henry Rhodes of Kentucky as treasurer.
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Omaha
B. BR. Herbert
National Editorial Association
England
Distructive Journalists of
Journalim
Woerkls
St. Louis
Herbert
J. ©. Raney
Fort Scott
Kan
Edward Rosewater
Boston
National Teachers’ Association
J. W. Cook
Iine
Henry Rhodes
Kentucky
Charles W.lliot
Harvard University
Evansville Faces Continued Trouble After Race Riot
In Evansville Indiana Governor Durbin refuses to bring Lee Brown to trial locally, reducing troop presence. Funeral services for seven victims held amid looming threats as grand jury charges 19 indictments from Sunday night chaos and probes Monday night shooting. Lee Brown, shooter of Officer Massey, likely to face capital punishment.
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Evansville
Ind
Durbin
Lee Brown
Jeffersonville
Massey
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