Acceptance of coadjutor bishop for Montana written
The Rev William F of Detroit accepted as coadjutor bishop for the diocese of Montana at a Episcopal convention. Confirmations by the standing committees and the house of bishops are required before installation. Faber, born 1860, studied at Rochester University and Auburn Seminary, entered the Roman ministry in 1883, ordained deacon in 1883 and priest in 1883. He has served in New York and Westbrooks parish before his current charge since 1906.
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Fockport
Utah Farm Products Quarantine Not Lifted Despite Weevil Risk
July 12 report states Utah’s quarantine remains in place due to weevil danger. Governor Stewart declined to modify the quarantine despite a request from Governor Spry. Board of entomology advised against lifting it during peak spread risk. In Lewistown, Ben Hellen, a railway laborer, faces arrest for assault on a 10 year old, now jailed.
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Utah Farm and Garden
Utah
Stewart
Board of Entomology
Spry
Lewistown
Ben Hellen
Plea to Merchants Handle Local Butter
Helena July 18 A G Scholes state dairy commissioner warns Montana merchants are reducing patrons buying power by handling imported butter over local. Montana creameries shipped butter to Chicago lowering returns and forcing lower prices for butter fat. Aches of earlier exports and storage losses cited as cause for price drops and seasonal shipments.
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Montana
A. G. Scholes
Chicago
Scholes
Freleit Sun Commission
Philipsburg News items highlight local visits and church events
Philipsburg July 12 local items note Mise Ethel Meni Pweno leaving for Beit after months with the Robert McDonel ranch, Edward Laird Mills attending Methodist quarterly conference, Miss Chilean staying through two months, Lyte Wilson leading a Missoula motor party, and Miss Eva McDonel visiting relatives. Recital at the high school by Shernice Fransman praised. Various residents from Butte and Anaconda visiting briefly. Stites Williams of Butte visiting Mrs. J. J. Car Thiehael. County Treasurer Brogan at home in Halt. Miss Moble Metcalf returns from Markham, with nephew Andrew Meteatt. Winninghart heads to Kellogg Idaho for metallurgy work. The Rev. Clarence B. May resigns from Methodist church. Rev. A. C. Hoover appointed to the pulpit to cover until conference.
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Rie Tee
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Picadas
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Mise Jean Melcod Ent' Messia
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Mre
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Anaconda
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Georgetown
Whore Ranch
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Woman's Club
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A. W. Merkle
A. McAfee
Butte
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Witford
Winninghart
Kellogg
Idaho
Clarence B. May
Methodist” Church
A. C. Hoover
Wesleyan University of
Large hay and grain crop eyed in Flint valley region
Drummond July 1 ranchers anticipate one of the district’s largest hay and grain crops due to frequent spring rains though spring wheat remains uncertain. Irrigated and dry areas report promising prospects while merchants rush to outfit farmers for next week’s haying season. Mrs Flickinger and others visit, ranch officials, and staff from Northern Pacific conduct a Philipsburg branch inspection.
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Pice
H. O. Flickinger
Philipsburg
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Horn
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Deer Lodge
Shannons
Earl Fink
Bertha Featherman
Missoula
Preston J. Cannon
Allendale Ranch
Cannon
Brown
West Division
Northern’ Pacific
Philipsburgh
Wedding on the Elks special train in Montana
A Great Falls pair A T Frank and Sadie Birmingham wed aboard the Elks special from Great Falls to Fort Benton with a train ceremony in the buffet car. Reverend W F Kester presided as guests and attendants joined the ceremony and reception aboard the moving train.
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Elks
Great Falls
Mont
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Sadie Birmingham
Fort Benton
Foie
Butte
Stone
Nev
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Great Pals Sn EK
Frank Mer- Fit
Alvo
An Bik
Irene Frensel
Mrs Prank
Miia
Heads of the Anaconda Confer at Great Falls
Great Falls July 13. An informal discussion on proposed improvements at the Boston Montana smelter includes plans for an electrolytic copper refinery. Kehey of Butte, vice president of the Anaconda company, and JB Shaver arrive with Thayer for plant inspections and to discuss charges and future plans. They will stay a day or two.
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Boston R'Montana
Kehey
Butte
Anaconda Company
Eltyania
Mtr Rhaget
Rhayer
Kelley
JB. Shaver
Kallpelt
Mr.Thayer
White Sulphur News Busy Summer Visitants
White Sulphur Springs July 12 reports a flurry of visits and travel. George Williams and family left for Twodot Miss. Argall Anderson spends a week in Butte visiting friends. Walter Mayn headed to Newlan Creek ranch. Jay East of Shannon visits White Sulphur. Charles Wight Jr. left for Fort Logan for several days. Williams Stewart family from Oklahoma arrive to spend summer with James and Belle Stewart. Ben Brisco of Toston visits ACJ Stephens family in White Sulphur. Charles Smith and Hagpld Lewistown return home from ranch business. Mrs Glenn Anderson returns from visiting Ben Irisco in Toston. Mrs Peter Ro Wild returns from Townsend to care for ill mother. Mrs Oscar Skeen and daughters head to Seattle for illness of Skeen’s mother. O A Burgh leaves for Flint after wool business. Andy and Jack Catran of Rock Creek arrive with wool shipments.
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the Williams
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Butte
Walter Mayn
Newlan Creek
Ra Jay East
Shannon
Charles Wight Jr
Fort Logan
William Stewart
Jack
Oklahoma
Stewart
James Stewart
Belle | Stewart
Ben Brisco
Toston
Peter
Ro. Wild
George Faltmeyer
Townsend
Oscar Skeen
Seattle
Skeen
O.A. Burgh
Flint
Andy
Jack Catran
Rock Creek
Belgrade News Highlights Local Visits and Tragedy
Belgrade July reports guest visits include Oscar Be Penwell from Montana and Mrs John Thomas with daughters Helen and Elizabeth Wenatchee Washington. Miss Mary Wall returns from Milwaukee after week with relatives Maud Yow area. W J Warwood and Missoula W arrive to Missoula due to death of H G Gates Great Falls. Heat record noted as 96 degrees. Poreman boulevard worker Krest collapsed while directing a crew. Greek arrested on telegraphic instructions from Butte for isolating the main law. released on bond.
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Oscar BE. Penwell
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Penwell
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Helen
Elizabeth
Wentatchee
Wash
Mary Wall
Milwaukee
Maud
Yow
W. J. Warwood
Missoula
H. G. Gates
Great Falls
Mrr. Krest
Boulevard
Lewistown
Jwi
Butte
Exposition Poultry Show Huge Affair at Pan Pacific Exposition
Boreman reports three separate Montana exhibits for the Panama Pacific Exposition 1915. Egg laying contest opens Nov 1 and runs to Oct 31 1915 with $25 per pen entry and multiple prizes including trophies and cash. View flocks by states and associations run Feb 20 to start of premium competition. Exposition opens November 18 1915 with receiving and judging through November 1915.
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University of California
T Che
Department of Livestock
Sussex
Physician Killed by Patient in Chicago
Chicago July 1 or 2 Steers was shot and killed tonight by Anton Truskowski a former patient who then shot himself and died minutes later Police found receipts in Truskowski’s pocket showing he had paid the physician and the latter’s partner 4435 since last October
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Marcld
Steers
Anton ‘Truskowski
Truskowski
Mexican Subject in Local Story Details Unique Incident
A fragmentary report describes a Mexican subject in a Warren area incident. One man may be mortally wounded, with an attorney involved and threats noted as events unfold. The piece hints at a motive tied to a restaurant worker dispute and a pursuit ongoing through Sunday.
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al Warden
Warren
Walt
Carranza to Establish Temporary Capital in Monterey
General Carranza and his official family plan to depart for Monterey tomorrow to set up the temporary capital as the advance on Mexico City continues. The final conference here outlined the plan and the speed required for the operation led by his generals.
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Mexico
Suiy Ta—Ateer
Mexico City
Carranza
Sri
Monterey
Mexican succession talks push for bloodless shift in capital
Washington and South American mediators push for a rapid transfer of power in Mexico City without bloodshed. Carranza demands unconditional Huerta surrender and vows to use military intervention to restore order, while U S officials warn against abuses on entry. Calderon and Suarez discuss forging a conference between factions to avoid further fighting.
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Muarex
Mexico City
Calderon
Huerta
Carranna
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Constitutionalist Victory Must Be Complete
In Villa and Chimuahua, Mexico, Villa rejects Huerta retirement and a provisional presidency. He says only a constitutionalist armed victory can end the revolution and will govern the next administration in Mexico. He argues Carranza and he will not accept any provisional leader.
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Mexico
Francisco Villa
Huerta
Mexico City
Carranga
Emery
Villa
Hotel Arrivals Across Cities From A Busy Ledger
A dense hotel arrivals list shows guests from Salt Lake City to Chicago, Billings to Spokane. Names include Thornton, O'Brien, Mrs Hughes, A J Merrill, Mrs Pleasnage, Sam Pingeson, J J Kershmer, W A Kruse, and many others, signaling high regional travel.
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F. J. O'Brien
Salt Lake
Misa. Butcher
Dallas
Spokam
Wrightey
Lewistown
J.B. Ha Deer
Vague Ledger of Names From Missoula to Glasgow
A scrambled list of personal names and places including Missoula Boulder Denver Great Falls Helena Portland Spokane Chicago Minneapolis Glasgow and many others. The fragment reads like a directory of individuals with their cities, lacking clear events or narrative.
Heiress Nancy Carpenter Drowns in Pool at Du Pont Estate
Two year old Nancy Carpenter heiress to millions and niece of Senator A. Du Pont of Delaware drowned at Kennett Square estate pool while caregiver was away. Child, daughter of Rufus Carpenter, banker of Wilmington, was in the supervision of the Du Pont household when the accident occurred.
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Nancy Cipenter
United States
A. du Pont
Delaware
Pierre 8. du Pont
Kannett Square
Mowr
Ru Re AC Carpenter
Wilmington
Del
Mystery Slaying Solved Says District Attorney
In Schenectady a woman found in the Mohawk River with body parts missing is identified as Russian. District Attorney Blessing says the slayer likely a czar subject who lived with her and her husband in New York. An arrest is expected within 24 hours. London’s James of Esmere dies at 67, succeeded by Viscount Brackley heir. Brackley born Nov 14, 1892.
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Mohawk River
Blessing
New York
London
Gay Jame Ees of
Esmere
Viscount. Brackley
French steamer Virginia arrives in Havre after breakdown
Havre France July 15 the French fine steamer Virginia, which broke down on her voyage from New York, sailed June 27 for Havre and was brought into port today by the British freighter Etonian.
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France
Virginia
New York
Etonian
Funeral notices and obituary fragments roll in garbled text
Funeral notices reference Michael Hennessy and预计 interment at Holy Cross cemetery with mass at St Joseph's Church. Additional fragments mention Rooney Hawara and Pittshapers partners in Bat Harris and Sears, plus references to an expected arrival and funeral notice to follow.
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Hennesss
Michael
Hennessy
Asin Creek
Didock
St. Joseph's Church
Holy Crom
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