Escaped Gunman Tied to Auto Thefts In Great Falls Case
Great Falls police link a suspect named Brown and aliases Johnson Walters White Williams Williamson to thefts of several automobiles and eight or nine robberies. He allegedly climbed into a room, rifled a trunk, and forced a woman to open her jewelry case. Cascade county Sheriff Brown arrived in Butte and identified the man, with a Dodge car traced to Jackson Brothe of Great Falls. A fender purchased in Butte was later affixed to the vehicle.
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Larkin
Great Falls
Brown
Johnson
Walters
White
Williams
Williamson
Cascade County
Butte
Jiff
Jackson Brothe
Great’ Falls
Washington
Missoula Pool Nears Completion In Late July
MISSOULA July 11 The city pool three years in the making, funded by spring donations and benefit events, should be finished and open by late July if materials arrive on time. The project stalled by war work, but concrete was laid before, and completion hinges on supply.
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Missoula
Missoula County
Montana
Grand Lodge
H. L. Sadler
Ki Head
Ex-Empress Eugenie in England and France Life and Death
The aged ex Empress Eugenie, widow of Napoleon III, faced exile and travel after the empire’s fall. Born in 1826 in Granada, she spent years in England and Paris, aided wounded British officers in World War I, and reportedly valued France’s fate as Germans were driven from French soil. Her fortune, influence, and a gown linked to Cairo’s Khedive ball figure in tales of a remarkable, stormy life.
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Npire
Napoleon Tit
Vingland
Prince Imperial
Sometin
Weet
England
Paris
Farnsworth
Eugenie
Suez Canal
Cairo
Pari
America
Farborough Hill
Hampshire
France
Versailles
Spain
Granda
Count de Montijo
Kirkpatrick
Aldershot
George
Mary
Farrborough Hill
Auto bandits confess to numerous robberies in Missoula
George Morton and partner Harry Morton confessed to a spree of auto thefts in Missoula during the past several weeks after capture in Greenough park. Morton described stealing a McKay car and a Cole vehicle, plus a Missoula Mercantile Company raid for revolvers and ammunition. Plunder was recovered near a Bonita camp. articles ranged from surgical instruments to silk shirts.
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Missoula
George Morton
Greenough Park
County of Fells
Harry Morton
George Tell
McKay
Cole
Harry
Mullan
Idaho
Gem State
Pocatello
Labor speakers denounce parties at Montana rally
A labor convention in Billings drew sixty trades union groups including miners and railway workers. Leaders attacked both major parties and urged working people to unite, citing Russia's example. Delegates from Kalispell Butte and Missoula attended, with local residents traveling to Helena and Three Forks for related events and meetings.
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Republican Party
San Francisco
Democratic Party
Fitzpatrick
Cox
Russia
United States
Farmers’ Education and Co-Operative Alliance
National People's League
Nurses’ Association of Chicago
Plum! Plan Teague
Chicago
University Liberal
Women’s Trade Union League
Forai “Star League
Women's Union Labor League
Kansas City Yardmen's Association
Friends of India
Freedom
Young Democracy
Non-Partisan League
Welfare Association of Washing
Farmers’ Organization, World Veterans
American Union Against
Montana
Melinda Alexander
Kalispell
G. K. Watts
Butte
Three Forks Outing Party Returns Home
Mr and Mrs Tte and Mrs M A Slaith and daughter Agnes return from a pleasant outing trip to the Flathead. Mrs Morrison and her daughter Lora have returned home from a similar excursion.
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Walsh
Harlowton
Marie Ixlin
Missoula
Three Forks
Ray Matter
Threeworks Chamber of Commerce
Rinchardt
Yellowstone National Park
and Airstte
M.A. Slaith
Agnes
Flathead
Melrose Social Roundup Reports Local Movements and Tragedy
Melrose notes list residents and visitors from Butte and Dillon, with many townfolk traveling for business and hospital visits. The community mourns two year old Jack Long, whose bronchial pneumonia death spurred funeral services at the Presbyterian church.
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Melrose
B. Lively
Butte
Aresti Arrigoni
Biss Cary Sappington
Salt Lake
Thomas Sappington
Swoford
Dillon
Tate
Tate Ranch
Arthur MacDonald
Bessie MacDonald
W. J
Gill Quitley
Gladys Raw
Grant
Eugene Molleur
al Melrose
Little Jack Long
Nature's Remedy NR Tablets Promoted For Constipation Relief
An old advertisement urges quit laxatives and purges and promotes Nature's Remedy NR Tablets as a daily bowel aid. It claims the pills strengthen the bowels Liver and appetite, regulate kidney and bowel action, and offer a cheap thirty day supply though the text is promotional and uses questionable claims.
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Huson
H. B. Allen
Wyoming
Longpre
Miscoula River
Rocky Mountain
Northern
Pascite
C. I. McLeod
St Front Street
Thornton
Thornton Hospital
South Third Street
W. J. Babington
Perrier
League
Emory Christian
Lentzin District Court Aa
Perene
Thomas J. Evans
Fight Ross
Channel
Rialto
Tacoma
Jensen & von Herberg
Moore
Thater
Jensen & von Herbers
Louis Dreibeleis
James H. Rowe
Austin
Labor
Melrose News
Arctic
David 'Raine
David
Bare
Wolf Dog
Tavish
Prizma
Myth Chung Marge Odoone
Oenenntents
Mutt and
Jeff
Charles E Rues
Lamb
Nave
Mercury St
Butte, Mont
B., A. & P. Railway
DR. Davis
Owsley Block
Park and Main
Oechsli
West Broadway
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
General Banking
Kelly
Wiancey Swinborne
The
First National Bank of
Hutte
Federal Reserve System
Dratin
Indrew
J. Davis
Preadent Dutton
B. Ustephenson
Igorice
U. Hill Cashier
Wndrew
Davis
Cashier
Veeuporsythe
Asst
W. A. Clark
Ross Clark
W A. Clark & Bro
Alex, J. Johnston
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