Montana Doctors Convene In Bozeman For Annual Meeting
The thirty-seventh Montana State Medical Association meeting opened in Bozeman with about 100 attendees. Dr J H Tregin of Great Falls presided as Mayor John A welcomed doctors, while sessions covered medical qualifications, school health, sanitation, bone grafting, gastric therapy, and general surgery. Wives joined tours of the city and a banquet concluded the day as rain threatened plans for an afternoon picnic.
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Bozeman
Montana State Medical Association
J. H. Tregrin
Great Falls
Assorciation
John A
Montana
Hood
PH. Accarthy
Wileyanes
Portland
Ore
T. Cherxpoon
Butte
G. M. Jennings
Missoula
H. Mayo
Salt Lake Ety
W. E. Shea
FF. Attix
Lewistown
FW. Thaerer
Billings
Golter
C.F. McCoy
Belgrade
Donald Campbell
Hamfon Hall
Unn BR. Herrick
Thaw declared sane by fury. Austria protests resume Argonne clash
Across the issue a jumble of brief items reports Thaw being deemed sane amid ongoing fury and renewed struggle in the Argonne, doctors convening in Bozeman, and American packers seeking action. Other notes cover Idaho suits, metallurgical matters, a Woman's club event, and political moves on courthouse relocation.
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Austria
Argonne
Bozeman
Sopig Butte
Anaconda
FoAnaconda
A. Murray
Idaho
Melida Johnson
Coal miners strike most serious situation reported
London July 14 government uses munitions of war act to govern the coal mining industry. The measure would subject striking miners to severe penalties. Despite the action, it is practically certain a large number of men will stop work in Pago.
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London
Prisoner Pepper Sprays Detective Then Escapes In Jail Fight
Vacuma July 4 A suspect in the Weiss and Rainey killings, Joe Parrott, threw pepper into Detective Frank Geary’s eyes during a jail outing for shaving. Geary shot Parrott, who was blinded in part and surrendered. Parrott lost a finger to amputation, says he hid pepper by requesting extra seasoning at meals. He awaits transfer to Thurston county for Weiss murder trial. connection to Rainey killing remains unproven.
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Vacuma
Frank Geary
Joe Parrott
Fred Weiss
John Rainey
Parrott
Thurston County
Weiss
Gate, Wash
Rainey
Wilkeson
Rott
Tainey
Teading
Elks State Associations Lose Point In Contest
In Los Angeles on July M state associations lose the right for full recom tion by the grand lodge of Elks after a special committee report. It favors allowing amendments by state associations but bars endorsement of candidates. Delegates may be named by state associations in place of local lodges. A partial rules report was filed and may be finalized next year with amendments adopted but no radical changes. The final adjournment and installation of officers occur tomorrow, with a banquet and open air dancing on the principal streets. Denver lodge won the drill team contest. San Francisco second. Glendale and Long Beach also competed.
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Lo Angeles
Cal
Grand Lodge
Hike
State Assoe
Committee On New
Ad Lodge
Arizona
Denver Lodge
San Francisco
Glendale
Long Beach
Driven Out of Mexico by Bands of Soldiers
George Ogden and 16 family members arrived in Laredo Texas on July 4 reporting they fled from Villaguerrro Mexico after persecution by bands of soldiers. They traveled by wagon since June from a six acre dairy farm wreck and described seeing hundreds of skeletons. The party includes Ogden, three sons, their wives and 30 children.
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Laredo
Texas
George Ogden
Mexico
Villaguerro
Tampico
Ogden
Dramatic turn in treasure chest murder trial at Bedford
Bedford Iowa July 14 The Justice court hearing of the double murder and treasure chest case grew tense as W W Bulman assistant in the prosecution denied a defense claim that he and witness Samuel Anderson sought "blood money" from defendants Elizabeth Benson sister of Maria Collins Porter and widow of Jonathan Dark. Elizabeth Benson had been listed as a potential witness for the defense. Constable H Humphrey testified that Huntsman had been disking in the cave on the Slam farm while on bond, as the sheriff served a search warrant. Tomorrow night was seen as a likely close to the hearing with defense planning further witnesses.
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Bedford
Iowa
Justice Court
W. W. Bulman
Samuel Scrivner
Bates Huntman
John
Henry Damewood
Samuel Anderson
B. J. Flick
Bulman
Anderson
Elizabeth Benson
Dover
Okla
Maria Collins Porter
Jonathan Dark
Ald
Taylor
Seus Gate
Sunpore
Nathaniel Smith
Sis
Collins’ Farn 3
H. Humphrey
Huntsman
Slam Farm
Helena Shriners Parade Captivates Seattle Streets
Thirty thousand Mystic Shrine nobles marched through downtown Seattle led by 52 bands and 82 patrols. Helena Montana Algeria temple participants from Helena displayed striking costumes while Pathfinders and Indian outfits drew praise. Imperial council selections loom for the convention city and officers below imperial potentate rank.
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Seattle
Mystic Shrine
Algeria
Helena
Mont
Second Avenue
Northwest
Pathfinders
Imperial Council
Tan Imperil
Note Prepared For Next Week On Submarine Warfare Note
Washington July 14 Officials are drafting a note for President Wilson on submarine warfare. Count von Bernstorff will brief Secretary Lansing and Germany may back U S mediation on neutral rights and freedom of the seas. The Howthhead incident is noted with concerns of a bomb aboard.
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Washington
Wilson
Cornish
N.H
Germany
Count von Bernstorff
Lansing
Foreign Office
United States
Great Britain
Remington Arms Plant Grants Eight Hour Day
Bridgeport Conn July 14 White collar machinists at the Remington Arms plant celebrated hearing the company framed an eight hour day without pay reduction. Union officials say the fight continues over millwrights joining a union while others plan sympathy strikes including hodcarriers and sheet metal workers. Major Penfield questions German influence behind the strike amid denials by union officials.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Remington Arms Company
Union Oficials
W. W. Penfield
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Remington Company
Major Penfield
Minister Arrives With Nearly All His Family
In San Francisco on July 14 Rev James Chapple a Unitarian minister from South Island New Zealand arrived with Mrs Chapple and 12 of their 14 children They are British subjects He left his church after his sermons were disliked by his congregation Mr and Mrs Chapple have been married 24 years Their children range in age from 3 to years of age.
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San Francisco
James Chapple
South Island
New Zeala
Chapple
Happle
Austria Enters Protest Amid Portien Spars Note
An obscure report notes Austria entering a protest over a portien matter amid unclear, fragmented details. The item references a protest action and associated notices, with limited readable names or dates.
Neutrality Doubt In Judge's Hands Over War Trade Note
An Amsterdam dispatch to Reuters reports Vienna stating Austria Hungary asked the United States on June 29 to consider neutrality constraints as war material exports to Britain and its allies rise. The note warns continued shipments endanger neutral status and urges U S action to suspend trade with belligerents. The Austro Hungarian government appeals to Washington to respect good relations and impartiality.
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London
Amsterdam
Reuters
Vienna
United States
Great Britain
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Sored
Almertes
Austria- Hungary
Georgia Senate Bans Racial Teaching Roles in Schools
Atlanta July 1 The Georgia senate passed unanimously a bill to prohibit white persons from teaching in negro schools and negroes from teaching in white schools It would apply to private and public institutions.
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Atlanta
Georgia Senate Today
Iid
Thaw Verdict Sanity Declared. Commitment Under Review
July 1 Thaw declared sane by a jury after three weeks of testimony in the New York supreme court. Justice Hendrick will decide Friday whether the commitment to Matteawan State Hospital will be vacated, granting a pent-up fight spanning nine years for the slayer of Stanford White. Crowds filled the courtroom as the verdict was delivered amid warnings of severe punishment for demonstrations.
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New York
Harry Kens Init Thaw
Supreme Court
Peter Hendrick
Justice Hendrick
Thaw
State Hospital
Matteawan Shell
Stanford White
Hendrick
Justioe
Meany 'Raw
Justice Dowling
White
Becker
American meat packers protest British delays in cargo releases
American meat packers in Washington demand Britain stop interfering with cargoes held for neutral ports and seek $14,000,000 in claimed losses. After talks with State Department counselor Chandler Anderson, the department said it would represent the packers to Great Britain. The statement says Britain delays settlements and seeks delivery assurances for shipments, recounting detentions before the British order in council. Attorney Orlen traveled to England to discuss a resolution, but packers rejected a new set of terms they deemed onerous.
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Washington
State Department
Great Britain
Chandler Anderson
Spe
England
Alfred Union
Orlen
Sir Edward Grey
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Arconne
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Vhoent
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Pal
Sa den A
Trwin
Te. Trewin
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Nner
Teventy
Arrax
Constantinople
Gallipoli
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Donati
Lille
Ase
Lublin
Drawlin
Poland
Warsaw
Russian War Office
Pissa
Paris
Woman's Club
Suohildren
Gardens
Pepper
Ping Man
Pires
Wouyps
New York Herald
London Sphere
Russian
ELKS
Peatere
Bresteer Arade
Shutstle Conven
Dent Wilson
Tersday
SABE
ARS
Minister
Cashier Company
Vortland
Ure
Copany
Sajeamen
Bean
Frank Menefee
Frank LeMann
Inieper
Portien
Mmassanor
Ministry of Finance
Crty
Sermet Mendied
Iine
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