Banquet Highlights Evolution of Medicine in Montana
About 100 Montana physicians heard Dr. W H Stickney of Dickinson recount medical progress from pioneer family doctors to modern hospitals and X rays during a banquet closing the first day of the Montana State Medical Association convention. Speakers included W F Williamson and E G Gans. The gathering opened with Mayor William Horgan welcoming delegates and addressing shifts from family doctors to urban specialists.
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W. H. Stickney
Dickinson
N. D
Montana State Medical Association
Silver Bow Club
Stickney
Old Dobbin
Association
Congress
E. G. Balsam
Billings
J. W. Gunn
Butte
Dr. Stickney
W. F. Williamson
Portland
J. P. Aylen
Fargo
E. W. Gans
Judith
William Horgan
E. G. Gans
Judith Gap
Montana
Gans
Red Cross
Williamson
IWW Convicted In California 27 Sentenced For Criminal Syndicalism
Twenty seven Industrial Workers of the World members are found guilty in the Los Angeles Superior Court and sentenced to 1 to 14 years in San Quentin. An 17 more alleged IWW members face similar fate. A five day Marine Transport Workers strike is planned in protest.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Industrial Workers of the World
San Querfin Penitentiary
TI. W. W
San Quentin
Paul J. McCormick
McCormick
WILL
Marine Transport Workers
Superior Court
Harbor
Northwest
Atlantic
Fraud Charges Arise Against Brokers in Clarkson Case
Acting Federal Attorney announces indictments against Edward M. Fuller William F. McGee Charles H. Clarkson John C. Feeley James Mimnaugh and William J. Fallon Charles W. Bendigs brokers charged with mails fraud conspiracy to obstruct justice and bribe in a six week investigation of Charles H. Clarkson & Co. The case centers on Fuller and McGee who helped form the Clarkson firm.
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Associated Press
New York
Clark Today
Edward M. Fuller
William F. McGee
Charles H. Clarkson
John C. Feeley
James Mimnaugh
William J. Fallon
Charles W. Bendigs
Charles H. Clarkson & Co
PB. M. Fuller
Bucketeer
Clarkson Firm
Died at His Post Engineer of Burlington Train Wreck
THOMAS BARRY, engineer of the Burlington train, was killed after being pinned in his cab during the wreck near Whitehall on Tuesday afternoon. Rescuers worked frantically to free him as injuries proved fatal.
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Thomas Barry
Burlington
Whitehall
Beloved Engineer Tom Barry Resting in Whitehall Parish
In Whitehall at St Theresa's parish house the body of Tom Barry aged 58 rests after his death in a Burlington No. 41 wreck at Blackstone spur. A veteran Northern Pacific engineer of 35 years on the Rocky Mountain division he died after refusing stimulants while trapped in his cab. Father Barry, who learned of the tragedy, arrived soon after and he had supervised the Whitehall Alder line construction and valley runs for over 15 years.
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Whitehall
St. Theresa’s Church
Tom Barry
Jefferson Valley
Barry
Mary Seiler
St. Louis
Seiler
Minnie Seiler
Butte
Mr. Barry
Northern Pacific Road
Rocky Mountain
Helena
M. O'D. Barry
Immaculate Conception
Father Barry
Whitehall-Alder
Francis
Norman Linton
Norman
McArthur Ranch
Jefferson
Yesterdy
Clifford Marney
W. J. Brouillard
Bellevue Street
Seattle
Marney
Bollinger
Albert Jacobs
Laurel
Andy Les
Young McArthur
Johnson
State Reformatory
McArthur
Angus McArthur
Demand release of American captive in Mexico
Washington reports representations have been made to Mexico City by the state department for the immediate release of M. A. Newman of Chicago held for ransom by Mexican bandits. Consular reports indicate Newman was captured in Durango.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Mexico City
State Department
M. A. Newman
Chicago
Department
Newman
Durango
Soo Railroad Blocked by Montanan on Warpath
Helena Mont July 11 Complaint filed with U S District Attorney Slattery alleges Elmer Thompson rancher near Whitetail Daniels County tore up 60 feet of Soo Line railroad track and built a shack blocking service and mail to Whitetail. Officials say condemnation issues and Thompson’s rejection of appraised payment fuel the dispute while trains remain halted.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
United States
John L. Slattery
Boo Line
Elmer Thompson
Whitetail
Daniels County
Soo
Outlook
United States Mail
Soo System
Thompson Strip
Thom N
Slattery
Thompson
START UNIONIZATION OF STEEL WORKERS IN CLEVELAND
The drive to unionize 100000 plus steel workers in the Cleveland district begins with the arrival of William Hannon of Chicago tomorrow. J E McCadden opened headquarters and said the eight hour day better conditions and a living wage will be the aim with a pro American labor immigration policy. An educational program will occupy initial weeks as 15 organizers, reputed to be the top team, view Cleveland as a new headquarters.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
William Hannon
Chicago
Executive Council
J. E. McCadden
Organized Labor
Whitehall Sees Train Wreck Jailed Boy Faces Questions
In Whitehall a crowd gathers around the tiny jail holding Archie McArthur 11 as investigators probe a Tuesday wreck that killed engineer Tom Barry and others. Sheriff Mountjoy and Special Agent Ramsey lead the inquiry while relatives and townsfolk mourn the victims and fear for the boy’s family.
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Whitehall
Jefferson Valley
Archie McArthur
Mountjoy
Ramsey
Northern Pacific
Golden Undertaking Establishment
Skagway Welcomes President Harding Party on Visit
Skagway Alaska July 11 President Harding and his Alaska party arrived aboard the Henderson for their visit to the town at the head of Lynn canal. The population of around 500 enjoyed a sunlit glimpse of glaciers and mountain peaks while the president toured the hotel of Mrs. H. H. Pullen and learned of frontier lore tied to the Yukon trade and early exploration.
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Associated Press
Skagway
Lynn Canal
Harding
Yukon
Henderson
Alaska
Juneau
H. H. Pullen
Royal
United States Army
Three U S Soldiers Killed by Lightning in Camp
Three members of the Fifth regiment Maryland national guard were killed at Saunders Range Anne Arundel county when lightning struck a group of lounging soldiers during a severe thunderstorm. Fourteen soldiers were injured including Privates Melvin Robinson Berkeley Evans W Cover W Medley Joseph Borzanowicz I Cohen K Frank E Valley George Heistman Richard Hall FP Giuss M Punkhausen W Green and G Cover all of Baltimore and Privates John Tracey Russell Fowble and Arthur Rutherford of Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Fifth Regiment
Maryland National Guard
Saunders Range
Anne Arundel County
John Tracey
Russell Fowble
Arthur Rutherford
Melvin Robinson
Washington, D. C
Berkeley
Evans
W. W. Cover
W. Medley
Joseph Borzanowicz
I. Cohen
K. Frank
E. Valley
George Heistman
Richard Hall
FP. Giiss
M. Punkhausen
W. Green
G. Cover
Switch Tampering Found Responsible For Fatal Holiday Crash
Lads confess they broke a main line switch with a rock then watched the wreck of Northern Pacific No 41 at Blackstone spur near Whitehall. Archie McArthur 11 and his nephews 6 and 8 tell officers they were playing with the switch. Four lives died and 125 injured as rescuers recovered bodies amid debris after the crash. Archie McArthur accepts responsibility but says he did not realize the outcome. Coroner to hold inquest. McArthur to face delinquency charges.
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Archie M’arthur
Sheriff Mountnoy
Archie McArthur
Whitehall
Northern Pacific
Blackstone's Spur
Rockies
Mountjoy
Jefferson County
Johnson
Blackstone’s Spur
L. W. Ramsey
Jefferson
Vanne
Manitoba Opposes Beer With Meals in Hotel Bill
In Winnipeg on July 11 Manitoba voters defeated a bill to legalize sale of light wines and beer with meals in hotels, a defeat coming after three weeks earlier when voters favored government sale of intoxicating liquors by a wide margin. The hotel sponsored measure lost by about two to one.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Manitoba
France ratifies Washington treaty and Pacific accord
Paris July 11 France’s senate ratified the Washington naval limitation treaty by three dissenting votes and approved the four power Pacific accord unanimously, largely by proxy amid heat. The debate stressed France’s financial inability to start capital ships, while officials said the pact does not bar lighter craft or submarines.
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Paris
France
Senate Naval Commission
Lemery
Great Britain
America
Japan
Five Die As Auto Struck By Big Four Express
Five persons were instantly killed and two seriously injured near Terre Haute Ind when a stalled motor car on the Big Four track was struck by a tiger train. Victims include Jack and Mary Ellis and daughter Lilly 16, Margaret 13 and Ernestine Dunlap 14 Seelyville. Injured are Mrs Fred Strechi and Dorothy 8 Seelyville. Sam Strechi 13 months escaped uninjured. Train crew said engine stopped as car reached crossing. auto not moving at impact.
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Associated Press
Terre Haute
Ind
Here
Big Four Railroad
Jack Ellis
Mary Ellis
Lilly Ellis
Margaret Dunlap
Seelyville
Ernestine Dunlap
Fred Strechi
Dorothy
Sam Strechi
Paraguay Revolt Suppressed in Asuncion After Fighting
Government troops repelled an uprising in Asuncion, Paraguay, beginning Monday and ending Tuesday afternoon. Seventy rebels were killed and 100 wounded, three rebel leaders wounded or captured. officials fled to gunboats on the Para River before authorities regained control.
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Asuncion
Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Paraguay
Para
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