Michael Manly longtime Helena resident dies
Michael Manly aged 67 a long time Helena resident born in Canada and active in real estate died here today He left a wife four months ago and is survived by a son Richard and daughter Miss Mary of Helena a brother J J Manly of Tutte a sister Mrs Mary Coyne of Love and another Mrs Anse Demo of Oneare Canada Two other fathers Patrick and John Manly in Canada Also Knights of Columbus and Woodmen of the World members His funeral will be at St Marys church at 9 30 Thursday morning.
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Helena
Michael Manly
Canadala
Richard
Mise Mary
Paz
J. J. Manly
Tutte
Mra
Mary
Coyne
Mra. Anse
Canada
Patrick
John Manly
Wwe
Knights of
Dedication of new Methodist church draws Lewistown crowds
Lewistown July 16 dedication of the handsome new Methodist church at Grass Range drew many residents. The morning sermon by Dr. Leon Sweetland of the Montana Wesleyan at Selena. Afternoon sermon by Rev C M Donaldson Lewistown. Evening by Rev J Martin of Great Falls. Music led by Rev Owen. Seven recruits signed for the navy and seven for the army. Trades and Labor council to hold a Labor Day celebration with parade and sports. Committee named to organize events. Council now stronger with 20 unions represented. County teachers’ summer school expected to exceed 200 attendees from Wheatland Chateau and Fergus counties. Portland cement and gypsum plant at Hanover being installed by Three Forks Cement. County Assessor Riddick reports 1886-83 valuation figures. county total projected at $28.
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Lewistown
Leon Sweetland
Montana-Wesleyan
Selena
CM. Donaldson
J. Martin
Great Palle
Owen
CL. van Horne
J A. Hodler
W. Webster
E.R. Race
Z. W. Robinson
W. & Fulmer
Leila Baker
Wheatland
Chateau
Fercus
Hanover
Three Forks
Morse
Carl W. Riddick
County valuation to rise with land and livestock gains
The county's valuation is projected to be at least 14 621 286 in 1912 rising to about 20.9 million as land values and acreage grow. Horses and cattle show large increases while sheep and horses fall slightly. bank stock and merchandise also up. Tax totals would exceed 81 000 for state, 200 080 for schools, and 493 000 for county roads.
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Tong
Morteane Tech
Soha
Bert Wellman Killed From a Horse Fall Near Musselshell
Roundup reports Bert Wellman recently from Chicago was found dead 16 miles south of Musselshell. Coroner Acton and Sheriff Hopkins rushed to the scene. Investigation concluded he was thrown from his horse and instantly killed. Wellman had worked as a store salesman in Chicas before moving here to homestead. Death attributed to shock from the fall with no bones broken.
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Bert Wellman
Chicago
Musselshell
Acton
Hopkins
Well Man
Chicas
Livingston Appeal Delays Bond Sale in Water Company Case
July 14 In Livingston an appeal to the state land board delays selling bonds for 226 000 by the city to fund a new municipal plant. The board may deliver the bond at the next meeting after a bid was held up by the appeal. July 16 reports say nurses quotas are filled for field units but women will be listed for future aid. Helena July 18 Captain Clark notes Montana's officer reserve quota rising from 72 to 143 with 801 applications received and 100 to 200 more expected. trip planned with Dr Vanatta and Dr King to screen candidates.
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Adena
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Helena
H.C. Clark
San Ft
Montana
Vanatta
W. H. King
Corvallis
Clark
GOAL MINERS MEET TO CONSIDER REPUDIATION
In Montana two-months-old wage talks spark miner convention at Roundup Elien Creek Bridger Red Embers Bear Creek Sand Coulee and smaller districts. Delegates demand 3 cents per ton rise for diggers and 10 cents for miners seeking a new scale while repudiation of the prior agreement is debated. The UMWA press committee sees potential agreement without a strike.
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Elien
Fes
Blouse Fashion Emerges In Summer Wardrobe Trends
A fashion note highlights blouses and hats as key summer wardrobe items. It describes lengths from knee to waist, mentions new styles like hit and apron effects, white collars, and coordinated hats with ostrich trimming. The tone suggests current trends and approachable options for women.
Arsenic of zinc proposed to replace Paris green for potato bugs
Hazeman July 18. State entomologist R A Cooley announces a substitute for Paris green in potato bug control, arsenic of zinc, claiming similar arsenic content and current costs less than half. Pure bred stock owners must follow Bureau of Animal Industry rules to wave the ac credited herds.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Dining cars plan food and coal cuts in wartime
Chicago reports a July 16 meeting of executive officers from operating railroads across 15 states to discuss wartime conservation. Herbert Hoover urged limits on dining car meals, and rail managers expect to endorse plans while reducing passenger service to save coal and resources. Western lines note hardships in trimming schedules.
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Chicago
Ophd
Central War Department
Herbert ©. Hoover
Federal
Hoover
Western Lines
Americans Begin Training in France Camp
American troops have arrived in France and begun initial training under an American general assisted by French officers. The camp village welcomed the newcomers as saviors while nearby countryside hosts billeted troops and supply columns. Weather is favorable aiding rapid encampment and familiarization with French living.
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Associated Press
France
Lving
Argentina Won't Stand Much Further Delay
Buenos Aires July 16. Argentina instructed its minister in Berlin to demand from Germany satisfaction for the torpedoing of the Argentine steamer Toro and to cease attacks on Argentine ships. Diplomatic relations remain on the old basis for now, but rupture is likely as Germany is not expected to yield.
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Buenos Aires
Berlin
Gemany
Submarine plan and European conference notes in July dispatches
Reports from Copenhagen Washington and Spenhagen describe a conference with Von Hindenburg Ludendorff and Dr Michaelis yielding cautious support for German policy. Submarine problem plans by Frank Sprague are presented to Secretary Daniels. Strikes hit Silesian and Rhine coal fields over food restrictions and labor law. A watch testing period begins in Washington with four tests yearly. Brausa line cited as a South African War outcome, carrying 10 cartridges and sighted at 200 to 2,800 yards.
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Lokal Anzeiger
Michaelis
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von Hingenburg
Geral von Ludendorff
Dr. Michaelis
Washington
Frank Sprague
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Navel Consulting Board
Daniels
Penhagen
Silesian and
Rhine
Germany
Ieee
Sam
Bureau of Standards
Drawing Near Drafting Day In Exemption Rules Emphasized
Washington July 16 officials urge registrants to study exemption regulations before the selective draft. Local boards will hear only disability or dependency claims first, with industrial exemptions handled by superior boards. Absent registrants will be notified by mail and may seek examination where they are located after local summons.
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Washington
Toca
Superior Board
Mat
Loral Board
Recall turmoil over mediator's stance at rustling card debate
The meeting criticized Mr Rodgers for aiding the mine workers task force and opposing the International Mine Mill and Smelter union. Resolutions urged AFL officials to stop the union's alleged treachery and consider revoking its charter. Tom Hanrahan demanded Wilson recall Rodgers and publicly condemn his actions.
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International Mine, Mill and Smelter Men's Union
Uinions
International Omeers
American Federation of Labor
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Synin Butte
Rodgers
Tom Hanrahan
Wilson
Arrest of Lew Marshall for assault with gun
Lew Marshall, a colored man, was arrested on a charge of first degree assault after a disturbance in police court. He was fined five dollars, with allegations that he struck Phillips Marshall on the head with a gun. Yesterday Marshall suffered a relapse and it is feared he may die.
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Lew Marshall
Marshall
Phillips Marshall
Ode
Four drown in St Louis river rescue attempt near hospital
In Duluth Minnesota on July 18 two men and two women died while attempting to rescue a drowning woman identified as Miss Myrtle Hager. The rescued woman was saved by a boatman near Morgan Park Hospital. Bodies named include Miss Ray Niemi 20 a cook Miss Tena Avlean 21 launderess Arthur Henry 50 supervisor at Minnesota Steel plant Melville Olson an auditor.
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Duluth
Mina
St Louis
Morgan Park Hospital
Birk
Ray Niemi
Cook
Tena Avlean
Launness
Arthur Henry
Minnesota Steel Plant
Melville Olson
Ste
Myrtle Hager
Strike Ends for Many as Miners Return to Work
The action follows a split in the metal trades council over a plan to honor a one year no-strike pledge. Electricians face possible loss of their charter if they breach the agreement, while Campbell supporters push for union backing. Reports say many miners who joined a sympathetic strike are resuming duties, and the Campbell relief committee seeks funds for 180 affected families amid a broader push to organize all workers in related industries.
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Orday
Electrical Workers
Campbell
Electricians
Dunn
Metal Trades Council
International Oficers
American Federation of Labor
Mmekeepers
Campbell Relief Committee
Metal Mine Workers Union
Referendum Strike Vote Postponed in Colorado
Denver officials of the United Mine Workers of America announced the postponement of the referendum vote on a strike of all coal miners employed by the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company effective August one. The company had agreed to a conference and the notice of intention to strike was filed with the state Industrial Commission.
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Denver
United Mine Workers of America Tonight
Colorado Fuel and Ion Company
State Industrial Commission
German Report Claims Four Large Sub Ships Sunk
A Berlin broadcast cited by Rome reports four of the largest modern German submarines destroyed by American warships escorting the first installment of American troops to France. The dispatch via Bern and carried by the Central News Service notes the claim as German sources.
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London
France
Berne
Rome
Central News
Legals Notices of Multiple Montana Estates and Administrators
Public notices state creditors must present claims for Ignace Verhoontk Kuma Padovich Nels Westland and Ness Westlund deceased. Administrators KUEMENTIN VERHOONIK TOM FRANCISKOVICH RAFAEL TOMICH and RD CROSSWHIT set deadlines and addresses in Anaconda Deer Lodge Montana for claim exhibit and voucher submission within specified months.
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Ignace Verhoontk
Istate of
Tanace Verhoontk
Main Street
Anaconda
Mont He Mame
Kuama Padovich
Kuma Padovich
East Park Avenue
Mont
Nela Westland
Ness Westlund
East Park Avnue
Deer Lodge
Montana
Nels Westland
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