Montana bankers to host Ninth district Fed directors luncheon
Montana state bankers will welcome directors of the Minneapolis Ninth Federal Reserve District for a luncheon and meeting in Helena on Thursday. N B Holter says Theodore Wold and Curtis Jubistant will attend and speak on enlarging Montana bank membership. The talks cover a possible Fontana branch and a plan to raise membership to a self supporting level within the Fed system.
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Montana
1@ bank
Fontana
Federal Reserve Systema
Roundup Oil Stocks Stir Community Rumors
Roundup residents discuss oil and stock rumors amid reports of possible strikes. A local company sunk a well northwest of Roundup near Womans Pocket Geld. operations paused and the well capped. Sulphurous warm water and a small pool of oil appeared between casings, with black oil noted nearby before capping.
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Teast
Tri City
Heat wave bakes Dillon as bootlegging case tops local news
Dillon July 10 heat records with 101 degrees in the hottest part of the day and a hot night. Deputy Sheriff Dan Mooney arrested Dave Whitten a hotel worker on bootlegging charges and he was jailed then released on a $50 bond. Reported dry conditions in the southern part of the county with Red Rock and DeaverHend reservoirs heavily used. The Great Northern Railway lists 600 fallens for state compensation data and Anaconda Copper Bonner plant lists 217.
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Netzel
Tomiie
Dei” Stephens
Wellstoma
Anaconda
Wyoming
Deaverhend
Red Rock
Aviarge
George Melton
W. E. Chapman
Penly
Melton
Helena
Great Northern Railway Company
State ‘Compensation Board
Anaconda ‘Copper
Bonner
Former Montanan Dies in Seattle Timeworn obituary note
A telegram from Seattle reports the death of Parker Veazey Sr aged about five? native of Maryland who served as postmaster in Montana for a year under Cleveland and later as legal counsel for the Northern in Montana. The piece notes his involvement with Theodore Roosevelt and Civil Service controversy and mentions declining health and coastal move.
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Ralls
Seattle
Parker Veazey Sr
Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
United States Senate
All
Vesey
The
Northern
Montana
National Capital News for Montanans
Special Dispatch to the Washington July 1 mentions the nomination of J M Clements of Helena to be district attorney for the Second Division Alaska. Inverness and Reed Point post offices were relegated to class four and Revere McNeil and Guthrie were reappointed. Pensions of twelve dollars a month were noted for Bessie Metnwain of Glasgow.
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Washington
J. M. Clements
Heleena
Oai
Alaska Post
Inverness
Reed Point
Revere
McNeil
Bopha
J Guthrie
Bessie Mt. Metnwain
Glasgow
Doctor pays fine for his man in court
In Helena on July 10 Dr. D. M. Lanstrum appeared in a police court and contributed $5 to the city welfare fund. He stood behind his Chinese house hand John who watered Lanstrum's lawn after hours. John's understanding of the law remains unclear.
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Helena
D. M. Lastrum
John
Lanstrum
Building Boom in Livingston
Livingston experiences a building boom with many structures under construction and rising demand for housing. Construction delays arise as employers struggle to hire enough carpenters to continue work.
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Livingston
Lavingston, Sury Lavingston 18
Globe Trotters Tour Park Livingston On World Trip
Norwegian millionaires Dyre Halso and Hans Bauch arrived in Livingston en route to Yellowstone as part of a world tour. Halsa, a retired shipbuilder and burgomaster of Trondigem, plans to sail from San Francisco for the Orient this month. They travel in private cars with valets accompanying them.
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Livingston
Dyre Halso
Hans Bauch
Twin Bridges News tour party reads like travelogue
Mrs Louise Swinnerton and her sons William and Herbert, touring from Chicago, arrived for a visit with Mrs William Hood. The party plans to visit Yellowstone Park then San Francisco and other coast points.
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Twin Bridges
Louise Swinnerton
Wiliam and
Herbert
Chicago
William “Hood
Peru Revolt Removes Pardo From Presidency
Felipe Pardo was forcibly removed from the presidency of Peru last week after being taken prisoner by two regiments of the military and a force of police. The action toppled the government of former President Leguia.
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Felipe Pardo
Peru
Leguia
Eastbound trip continues to New York City
Fragmented report from Helena area news recounts continuing East trip to New York City. Mentions Miss Ruth Bushnell marriage in Pomona California and various local travels, with notes on railway and grazing cases, plus Arrows point plan for Helena traffic.
Wilhelm's Case Marks New Era In War Crimes Trial
The article argues for bringing former German emperor to trial for initiating war, framing it as a landmark precedent in international morality and treaty sanctity. It notes Allied nations seek accountability beyond technical statutes, asserting a new hour for justice in international law.
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New York
Guy Fawkes
Theodore Parker
Scrap of Paper and War Fears Echo in Berlin Vorwaerts
The Berlin Vorwaerts denounces the Versailles treaty as a scrap of paper after signing, warns Germans that the real foe is the old Hohenzollern dynasty, and urges vigilance against revival of military indemnities and violence. It cites past German leaders and warns that Europe awakens to a new peril.
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New York Herald
Germany
Georges Clemenceny
France
Europe
William
Rome Supreme Army Command Announces Fronts Headline
An unclear report notes a Rome based supreme army command announcing a headline about fronts and eight seven thousand dollar offers. The readable items reference a date on the sixteenth but lack clear details or names.
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Wpalian Lo
Rome
Japanese and Chinese sugar ventures seek capital in 1930s plan
A report outlines a neglected beet sugar mill in Hokkaido and a refining mill in Shanghai. The proposed total investment per enterprise is $25,000, signaling expansion in Japanese and Chinese sugar refining during the period.
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Hokkaido
Japan
Shanghai
China
Minnesota pastoral drive draws Montana herds north
Montana farmers bypass state groups and arrange direct grazing deals with Minnesota landowners. J H Hay of Minnesota agriculture notes 40 landowners offer 100000 acres. efforts target 230000 acres in Red Lake Reservation under federal control. M Brander, Montana agent, works with Duluth Chamber to move cattle and sheep, with some landowners offering pasture at little or no charge. The push aims to spur stock raising on cut over lands in northern Minnesota.
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St. Paul
Montana
State University
Bozeman
Mont
Minnesota
J. H. Hay
State Department of Agriculture
M. Brander
Duluth
Duluth Chamber of Commerce
Red Lake
State Department of Agriture
Park County Hay Price Set As Record
In Park County hay prices hit new records amid a mild winter and large alfalfa crops in Shields valley. Farmers expect prices to ease soon as county inventories remain high from last season. Officials note many hundred tons still unsold. trade volumes vary by region.
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Soblsingston
Sully
Henry” Sommeriana
Park County
Shields
Don Martin Memorial Post Proposed by New York Legion
The New York State American Legion headquarters suggested naming a newspapermen post after Don Martin war correspondent for the New York Herald. Martin, renowned for covering major battles, died of pneumonia in Paris on October 7 after serving overseas since late 1917.
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New York State
American Legion
Don Martin
Theew York Herald
The
Herald
Argonne
Paris
Germany's honor questioned as peace terms deemed unconditional
A fragment from a 1.2nes journal argues no act by the allies can touch German honor while noting the German people traded honor for world dominion and state power. It contends the allies must act regardless of sentimental claims, amid commentary from Washington in July.
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Haniel von Haimhausen
Germany
Burglars Try to Blow Up Dairy Safe at Independent Mill
An unsuccessful attempt was made to blow open the dairy safe at the Independent Mill and Cream Company on South Montana Street. Engineer L P Schmitt heard hammering and saw three men at work. they fled when challenged. The knob had been knocked off and the entry was from a garage door. no loot was taken.
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Independent Mill and Cream Company
Montana Street
L. P. Schmitt
Independent Company
Schmitt
Rights of small nations rally to De Valera at Fenway
Reception for President De Valera of the Irish Republic drew about 10000 attendees at Fenway Park yesterday. The crowd voiced support for Irish self determination and national government beyond sectarian politics, marking a shift in American sympathy toward Ireland's freedom struggle.
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Famon ‘Alera
Fenway Park
Ireland
de Valera
Irish Republic
Fragmentary note on mounting a mirror setup
The readable fragment describes mounting a mirror on flexible supports to aim at an upright object. It mentions supporting the mirror on a horizontal surface and references t and shawna as partial terms. The text is incomplete and lacks full context or objective.
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Shawna
Wallin Undertaking Notice and Funeral Details
Wallin Frank Wallin family and relatives announce the death of Dora Wallin beloved wife and Mina and Effie of Hamilton Montana. Funeral services and interment pending with Richards parlors. Norman Mcleod aged 11 of 31 Zarelda street is mourned by Mr and Mrs Neil McLeod with funeral arrangements at Richards parlors.
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Erlandson
Harry Helandson
Thelana” Avenue
Thin “Apriday
William Jonn
Lester
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Globe Trotters
Twin Bridges News
Pardo
Auguste B. Lexi
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Swin Rerton
Correspondence Star
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Howard Bunnell
ED. Baker
Butte
Yellowstone Park
Pomona
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Turkey
United State
California
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Ralph Bushnell
Val
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Washington, D.C
General Pershing
Major Mercer
Ingston
Uraine
Spa Northern Pacific
Montanam National Parks
Traina
Selena
Faward
John Thompson
Henry Fastie
H. A. Stine
Havre
Great Falls
Tater
Wilhelm
Beaver Creek
Great Falls-Butte
Montana Power Company
Avian Mut Oy
Whitworth
Worth
Eugene Bair
Parker
Wellsville
Mipes
Hid Khippen'by
North Shore
Mans
Lynn
Ebse
Don
Martin
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Undertak
Joseph Richards
Sherman & Reed
Sam R. White
Daly Shea Company
Park
Eabal Ers
J. Walsh
Larry Duggan
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Batte
Medlin Pharmacy
West Park
Stumeze
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