Ridder's Hot Roast of Paper Makers Promises Not Made Good
New York July 1. A letter from Nerntin jtddd, president of the American Newspaper Publishers' Association, denounces paper combinations as forcing idleness on thousands of printing workers. It claims courts failed to provide prompt relief after 26 paper companies faced investigation and accuses a pool of participants of malfeasance. The letter names John i Parks, Hawey Che letiur, and a fugitive in Europe as key figures. It urges drastic actions to end the lawbreaking and restore prosperity.
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New York
Nerntin
Thebore and Manila Association
Avery
T He Nou
John i Parks
Hawey Che Letiur
Europe
Meli Xenkos
Appointment of Tie as probate judge sparks old disputes
Tie was named probate judge and his long tenure sparked frequent discussion among old timers. He often clung to his own readings of the law against peers like Judge Martin who held a different view. The record notes his later illness from cancer and retirement to a county farm, with family ties in Pennsylvania.
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Tie
Sehever
Tale
Wren
Hery
Martin
Counts
Mm Penn
Funeral of Old Pioneer of Southern Montana
An old pioneer named Martin, born in 1818, was interred at Mountain View cemetery after a long illness. He arrived in Montana in 1843, worked at Bannock, and rose to prominence among territorial leaders before his death yesterday.
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Southern
Montana
Tallon
Marthe
Poneer
Reeverhead
Mountain View
Oy- Danse
Martin
Treland
Montane
Bannock
Ronn
Body of Hero Recovered as Mine Reopens
The eastern shaft of the Union Pacific coal mine reopened after a 100 foot reentry and a $4 billion cleaning program. Rescue worker Robert Armstrong, an algeician who entered the mine to repair electric lines, was found deceased after the second explosion. Forty-seven other bodies are believed buried in the mine.
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Union Paettle Company
Robert Armstrong
Alge
Soldier of Fortune Threatens Honduras Conflict Deepens
Reported from Washington indicates Honduran government forces have captured a small town near Puerto Carico and threaten Cholinta as the United States and Mexican governments press for peace in Central America. Dispatches note neutrality breaches among Guatemala and El Salvador, while the American minister to Honduras and Salvador seeks cautious mediation as regional tensions rise.
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Washington
Ommelil
State Department
Genevia
Cholntesa
Caribbean
Puerto Carico
Paette Carty
Isin
Fuerta Cortes 8
United States
Dodge
Honduras
Salvador
Maican
Emilger Albiny
Panama
Ampala
Oas Duras
Uncertain Ink Fragments From Night Court Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a nighttime event at a church or court where moving pressures or suits were mentioned. The readable portions reference a person named Pututh and a Cathote ordured at Diwable, with unclear details due to damaged text. The entry lacks verifiable specifics.
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Pututh
Pumlon
Film Panic Injures Dozen as Crowd Flees in Dark Room
In a darkened room a chaotic panic caused about a dozen people to be injured when celluloid films sparked disorder. One man, 62 year old Attic, fell from a window ten feet to the square below and sustained fatal injuries.
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Propio
Arctic voyage to study blood effects on crew
Halifax on July 13 reports Dr. George Randall of Lowell plans experiments on the Roosevelt crew to learn how a frigid climate affects blood. Microscopic tests will compare blood before departure and after Arctic duty, conducted under the American Haematological Society.
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Halifax
Penry
Roosevelt
George Randall
Lowell
Sydney
Arctic
Randall
American Haematological Society
Washington
Sheridan brings troops from Manila through typhoon chaos
United States Army transport Sheridan Captain Stenson docked in San Francisco today after sailing from Manila via Nagaland Guam and Hong Kong. The ship carried troops returning from the islands and endured an 18 hour typhoon.
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San Francisco
United States Army
Sheridan
Stenson
Manila
Nagneald
Guam
Uon
Shriners Conclave Opens As Cities Vie For 1910 Host
Thousands of Shriners from across the United States gather in St Paul for the twenty-fourth annual conclave opening tomorrow. Seattle Louisville and St Louis compete for influence while Des Moines campaigns to land the 1910 meeting.
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St Paul
Tay
United States
Will
Seattle
Louisville
St. Louis
Des Moines
Organize Berkshire Breeders Auxiliary at State Fair
At Halena on July 18 during the state fair a plan to form an auxiliary of the American Berkshire Breeders association was announced. Dr W I Mills of Missoula leads the effort with Dr M Th I Knowles serving as temporary president and 1 S Reardon as temporary secretary. The parent organization offers a cup and $50 for the host Berkshire herd exhibited in the fall.
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Speec
Halena
American Berkshire Breadére' Association
W. I. Mills
Missoula
M. Th. I Knowles
Vate Arinarian
Reardon
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