Rainbow arch to grace Great Falls Jubilee pageant
The rainbow arch designed by George J Shanley and son for the Great Falls Jubilee will rise 40 feet at its apex and span the street corners to form a moving centerpiece for the celebration. Architects report preparations are underway for construction and extensive festivities featuring wagons, boats, and Indian pageantry.
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Jana Powern
Cenot
3 Company
Great Falls
Architeet
George J. Shanley
Sonstruc
Wien
White
Montana
Funeral Notices for Tiartnett Mooney McDonnell
Undertakers announce the funeral of the late Peter Tiartnett at 10 o'clock tomorrow from his daughter's residence North Franklin Street interment in Catholic Cemetery. The late Edward Mooney funeral at 9 tomorrow from Parrot Street will head to Sacred Heart Church with Mass and Catholic Cemetery interment. Alexander McDonnell dies yesterday at Pearl Street residence North Walkerville aged 72. Funeral announcement to follow.
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Sacred Heart Church
M'Donnell
Alexander McDonnell
Stratonic “Tauscher
Pearl Vetreet
Walkerville
Funeral of Worsday at Centerville Saint Josephs Church
The funeral for Worsday will be held at the residence of Willan Paciovigan on Main Pacive street Centerville at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. The procession will move to St Josephs Church where high mass will be celebrated at 9:90 a m Internment follows at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Greth Barnes
Willan P'aicovigan
Mi Pacite Street
Centerville
St .Joseph's Charch
Holy’ Cros Cemetery
Largest funeral ever on the reservation for Michel Pablo
Michel Pablo died recently at his ranch near Mud Creek between Honan and Polson. His funeral drew hundreds, with mass at Ronan and a procession to St Ignatius. The pallbearers and speakers praised his heritage, wealth, and large Pablo family, with estate estimates from 250000 to 800000.
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St. Tenative
Michel Pablo
Mud Creek
Honan
Polson
Ronan
Father O'Malley
St Ignatius
Fred Lachambre
Joe Bouchard
Flathead
Dillon News items span funeral marriage and local notes
In Dillon on July 14, Mrs. H. Clinton, who died after peri tonitis surgery in St James hospital, is mourned by a husband, two children, and relatives from Whitehall. Announcements report Prof John B S Cluley and Miss Cecil McFerran’s marriage on June 8 in Michigan and upcoming move to the Isthmus. Judge W A Clark visited and Mrs Clark accompanied him, while P Denton toured Dillon as a guest of Mr and Mrs A J Stone. Other items note Prof Thaddeus Bolton’s campus talk, John Fleming’s cattle market report from Western Canada, two men jailed on false deaf and dumb pretenses, and Dillon’s wanderers or beggars being managed by authorities.
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H. Clinton
St. James’ Hospital
Butte
Dillon Cash
Whitehall
John Bs. Cluley
Cecil McFerran
Michigan
Cluley
Montana Siate Normal College
W. A. Clark
A. J. Stone
Denton
Butler College
Indiana
Reformed Spelling League
Thaddeus TL. Bolton
University of Montana
Summer Normal College
John Fleming
Portland Union Stock Yards
Westerm Canada
Montana
Rsing
Dilon
Weggars
Hamilton News Highlights Local Travel and Road mishap
July 1 Hamilton notes two couples traveling to Medicine Spring and Glacier National Park on a two week tour. A near crash occurred when car brakes failed and a log in the road prevented a high embankment skid. A collision between B C Hartley and Whetstone caused damage but no injuries reported.
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Hamilton
J.oe Maylor
Charles Freshwater
Tillsburry
Biles
Jack
Whitehall News Tip Sheet July 4 Highlights
Whitehall notes include Mrs HP Lane arriving from Oklahoma and Tom Casey departing for Helena to establish headquarters. Harrison Tuttle and his wife of Pomona California visit friends. Rains boost hay but other crops benefit. farmers face late summer lands sale under coal land law with Crow Indian reservation mineral lands to be sold under the mineral land act and coal land segregation.
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Whitehall
HP. Lane
Oklahoma
Tom Casey
Helena
Pacific
Logan
Harrison Tuttle
Pomona
Cal
White Hall
Oranaars
Washington
Interior Department Today
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Crow Indian Reservation
Women Stop a Train and Save Passengers At Yellowstone
Livingston July 14 two women guarding the Yellowstone park section saved ten cars loaded with park passengers from plunging into a canyon. They noticed a cloudburst washed under the track and warned the engine crew who halted the train before it reached the washed out section. Section men at Sphinx were ordered to Al Im the washout.
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Livingston
Yellowstone Park
Yankee Sim's Canyon
Park
Sphinx
al Im
Bozeman News Roundup Of Local Accidents And Meetings
A freak lightning strike near Bozeman killed a valuable team of horses and stunned their driver Charles Howard. Government survey parties passed through Bozeman en route to sectionize townships along the south boundary. Bozeman baseball beat Winsall 7 to 4 in a pitchers’ duel. Ernest J. Sins lectured on Chautauqua history and aims. County schools debate district boards and county supervision as State Superintendent Henry A. Davee spoke at the summer school.
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Boze
Charles Howard
Bozeman
South Tre
Durnford
Bozeman Sweeney
Salesville
Font
Range
National Forest
Mt. Blackmore
Transitinen
Rice and Walters
Boze- Toxoman
Winsall
Hozeman
Ernest J. Sins
Chautauqua
Opera House
Henry ‘A. Davee
Montana
National Educational Association
State College
St Paul
Davee
St. Paul
White Sulphur News highlights and arrivals
White Sulphur Springs reports include visits by A F Norris and Mrs Norris from Roundy Whi, ranch owner A F Kelly from Spokane staying for business, C Clements from Baraboa Wis traveling through the state, and an Eastern Star installation with a social evening and refreshments. A special train carried George Savens Jr. and relatives from Ringling to White Sulphur for the funeral.
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A. F. Norris
Ringling
George Savens Jr
Pwodet
Montana crop report notes favorable week for haying
Section Director Young of the Montana Weather Bureau reports that hot weather did not harm crops due to sufficient soil moisture. Winter wheat matures rapidly in south and central counties while southeastern areas begin harvest. Showers occurred in many places but overall moisture remains below optimal. No material drought damage observed.
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Selena
Susy ix
Young
Montana Weather Bureau
Montana
Lewistown clubs challenge anti ordinance in court
Lewistown July 14 court action looms as club owners press a referendum petition to suspend or overturn the city anti club ordinance. Attorneys contend a 5 percent petition stalls enforcement while a 15 percent petition would require an immediate election. Kirkland cites the 5 percent petition and planned complaints over alleged liquor sales at clubs. Special dispatch reports Washington sales of Fort Peck Indian reservation lots at Wolf Point and Oswego.
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Lewistown
Kirkland
Seaman Washington
Lane
Fort Peck
Wolf Point
Oswego
Assessed property values rise in Lewis and Clark county
The July 1 assessment shows total property value at 19 887 295 dollars, an increase of 818 206 over last year. Increases span farm stock, lands, town lots, street railways, gas property, bank stocks, and improvements, with notes on electrification work disputed by Western Commissary officials and Superintendent Adelberg's involvement denied.
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Hietena
Lewis and Clark County
Martion
Bank Roundup in Montana Seeks Federal Permission
Special agents Washington July L Kt Palmeter Z L Beiwexer M Hunt Davidson and C H Davison lead applications with the treasury department for permission to organize the Roundup National Bank at Roundup Montana with capital of twenty five thousand dollars.
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Washington
A. Palmeter
Z.L. Beiwexer
M. Hunt
Davidson
C.H. Davison
Treasury Department
Roundup Bational Bank
Roundup
Mont
Haiti and San Domingo warned as US moves gulf bound
Washington reports Hancock transports marines and jackets from Vera Cruz toward Guantanamo as a show of force to compel Haiti and San Domingo to pacify governments. Officials suggest potential US intervention and possible financial trusteeship to control Dominican customs amid complaints of limited powers and misuse of receipts. European powers have protested ongoing revolutionary turmoil in the Caribbean nations.
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Washington
Hancock
Gulf of Mexico
Vera Cruz
Guantanamo
Cuba
Haiti
San Domingo
United States
Little Republics
Democrats of Wisconsin Recommend Candidates for Statewide Nominations
Milwaukee July 14 The Democratic factions led by Thomas M. Kearney and Judge John C. Karel with about 100 delegates voted to nominate Kearney for United States senator and Karel for governor at the September primary. The platform backs the national administration, pushes radical state tax regulation, supports abolishing unnecessary boards and commissions, consolidates remaining ones, removes the state university from politics, and seeks sufficient funding to sustain high educational standards.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Thomas M. Kearney
Racine
John C. Karel
United States
Cincinnati Rejects New City Charter in Special Election
In a special election Cincinnati voters rejected a proposed new charter prepared by a 15 member committee. The overhaul would have reduced the council size and increased mayoral power. The outcome preserves the current municipal governance structure.
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Cincinati
Sun
Cincinnati
Hottest Day of the Year Across Central Southwest
Oklahoma City July 14 reports the season hottest day with Muskogee registering 106 degrees and Fort Smith Shreveport 106. Fort Worth 102 Oklahoma City 102 Little Rock 100. One death reported at Little Rock.
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Oklahoma City
Southwest
Muskogee
Fort Smith
Ark
Shreveport
Ort Worth
Texas
Little Rock
Little, Rock
Local boxers seek sparring partners in Montana rivalry
Local light and middleweight hopefuls weigh near 180 pounds as Wallace and Rhue clash. Wallace-Rhue management asked yesterday that youths at Washoe club switch sparring partners amid tense practice sessions. The young contenders train daily with road work shaping the afternoon sparring blocks from 3 to 3.
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Montana
Wallace-Rhue
Washoe Club
Oth Wallace
Abue
Slatie
Wallace
Rhue
Christian Church Outing at Washoe Park Tonight
The Sunday school plans an annual church outing at Washoe Park with family baskets and lemonade provided by the committee. The program features various games and sports to strengthen ties between departments of the church.
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Christian Church
Washoe Park
Carlyle Heads Russian Copper Smelting Plant After Tour
E J Carlyle metallurgist with notable smelting posts leaves Anaconda for head of the Sinsert Copper company near Eekaterinburg Perm Russia. Grand nephew of Thomas Carlyle, he brings English stockholder backing and returns to manage a large plant within 100 miles of his first Russian melter. He travels with Mrs Carlyle and will sail from New York to Liverpool after visiting Los Angeles.
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Ameter
Anaconda
Perm
Russia
Mr. Carlyle
Thomas Carlyle
United States
Carlyle
Carly
Los Angeles
New York
Liverpool
Suit Against Eastman Company For $750000 Damages
A lawsuit was filed in New York alleging an unlawful combination and monopoly by the Eastman Company restrained the plaintiff's trade. The Hall Camera Company of this city filed for damages totaling $750,000, citing rebates to dealers as part of the alleged scheme.
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New York
The
Eastman Company
Hall Camera Company
Cloudburst Causes Over 100000 in Damage in North Carolina
Torrential snowen igh, N.C. July 14 damage in excess of 100000 was caused here by a cloudburst late today. The rainfall was 24 inches in one hour, the greatest here in 26 years. Parts of the city still are under water tonight. Ral
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Igh
N.C
Desjardine Custody Dispute and Desertion Case
In Deer Lodge Montana the Third Judicial District hears a petition by Pauline Desjardine against Veraus Paul Desjardine seeking dissolution of marriage. The plaintiff accuses abandonment and neglect for over three years and requests dissolution of the marriage contract. The case notes a summons issued and dates for appearance and response. Also details probate notice to prove will of William Ralston and issuance of letters of administration with will annexed for Charles Ralston. Proceedings set for July 23 1914 in Deer Lodge County Court House.
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Alatrict
Montang
Deer Lodge
Pauline Desjardine
Veraus Paul Desjardine
Intif
Dermot
John W. James
Montana
County of
Deer
Ecca
Sid Con
Dear Lodge
Wiliam Ralston
Charles “Ralston
ML. Mndermott
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