Lou Lampkin Ends His Life In Iron Mountain Area
In Iron Mountain neighborhood a man known as Lou Lampkin, an older miner and prospector, shot himself after a period of poor health and mental distress. He obtained a gun from another old timer at Stillinger’s store, then went behind the store and discharged the weapon in his mouth, blowing his head off. Lampkin had lost his right leg years earlier in a railroad accident.
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Superior
Lou Lampkin
Lampkin
Stillinger
Iron Mountain
Dillon Water Crisis Mirrors Dry Year Blues
Residents face water shortages as city aqueducts dip to low levels reminiscent of 1919. Officials warn of fire danger and curtail sprinkling while crews inspect lines and poles around Dillon Idaho streets. A wool shipment is staged from the new warehouse with 900000 pounds stored for potential price gains.
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Dillon
Giort
Washington
Idaho
Mountain Star Telephone
Gicike
Belene
Bilion
Cira
Regent
Beaverhead
Suny
Death sentence set for Saturday in two murders
In Helena two condemned men Steve Byrne and Theodore Ehronopolis are to be brought before Judge Lynch Saturday at 1:30 PM for the pronouncement of sentence after their murder conviction of Sylvester Prenat. Appeals were denied and a governor’s commutation petition is under active consideration. Per Associated Press.
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Steve Byrne
Theodore Ehronopolis
Lynch
Sylvester J. Prenat
Supreme Court
Butte
Goveernor
End His Agony The Southborough Murder Suicide
London report on BR Eardley who killed his wife to end her agony at a Southborough cottage. He cited her hopeless disease and his shattered will to live, saying life of torment left no remedy. He expressed sympathy for relatives and noted his temporary unsound mind.
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William L. Mallabar
International News Service
London
BR. Eardley
Southborough
Eardley
Auto Grashes Through Broadway Store Window
A vehicle crashed through a Broadway store window after the engine sped up. The driver was able to stop before front wheels crossed onto the sidewalk, and bystanders aided in the immediate response as crews removed the car and began repairs.
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Bruce
Tomware
Ich
TRE Lore
Butte Briefs Highlight Visiting Resters and Guests
BUITE BRIEFS report visitors and guests in town. G Goodwins of Denver and J Champ with spouse visited Butte and used Grand Island as headquarters. Whitehall guests included F J McCay J A Wall K Smith and D A Orr. Miss Eugenia Barnard and Pauline Trinton of Virginia City stayed at the Arizona. In St Louis a patrolman was injured after a horse kicked him while he urged calm and gentle handling of the animal. an ambulance responded.
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Armona
W. J. Graves
Minneapolis
John Simson
Dan Simson
Helm~ Ville
F. Lane
R. E. Griffen
J . Robinson
Missoula
Bart H. Venners
Roy. Venners
Spokane
H. A. Vann
Evansville
Robert Murray
Lewistown
Eugene Barnard
Pauline
Trinton
Virginia City
Loggat
Harry A. Ade
Butte
G. Goodwin
Denver
J. Champ
Grand Island
Neb
Grand
Whitehall
F. J. McCay
J. A. Wall
K. ©. Smith
D. A. Orr
Eugenia Barnard
Pauline Trinton
Arizona Hotel
ST. Louis
James Asher
Snorsie
Japan May Come to Table on Far East Disarmament
Washington July 21 renewed confidence that Japan will consent to broad Far East discussions as part of the disarmament conference followed informal talks between Japanese ambassador Baron Shidehara and Secretary Hughes. Officials say a formal exchange of diplomacy may follow and that settling Yap and Shantung before the delegates meet would please American officials. Also: Helena forest near Hauser dam reported under control after Wednesday blaze. state forester WB McLaugatt notes small damage confined to cut-over land.
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Associated Press
Washington
Japan
Baron Shidehara
Hughes
Shantung Peninsula
League of Nations
Helena
Hauser Dam
WB McLaugatt
Ester
The Gumps Cross Mosquitoes With Eagles At Shady Rest
Fragmented cartoon dialogue hints at rustic chaos and surreal banter. Characters such as Enderfoot Nou Morquito banqueting, mosquitoes, and a depot scene appear in a muttered sequence interlaced with odd animal imagery and a tense train setting.
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Shady Rest
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Livestock Commission
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Horsky
T. W. Walker
Patro
Columbia Gardens
Mian
John Price
Malad
C. A. Henslee
Louisville
W. EB. Sinton
Thermopolis
Edith Gray
W. E. Floyd
G. Likes
Fally Mecay
J. A. Wail
K. O. Smith Whitehall
Thompson Short
Lexington
B. Shawe
Salt Lake
G. H. Holt
Deer Lodge
A. Suiclift
Boston
H. F. Yohn
Portland
B. V. Falkinghouse
L.A. Bruce
Great Falls
E.G. Gelbin
New York
J. M. Falck
J. M. Berry
Milwaukee
Finlen
T. M. Griffin
Billings
H. H. Zimmerman
J. McAfee
G. V. Selvidge
E. Cartier
C. W Bucknam
A. W. Fay
J. M. Byers
Edward Dishro
Wisdom
A. N. W. Hull
Nampa
Tha- Mme
U. 8
Marshall
Missou
RT. Ringling
No M Hurin
D. McKay
White Sulphur Springs
H. Smith
G. M. Fuller
B. Yowell
Salt Strand
W. B. Veach
Veach
FD. Grimes
Three Forks
A. D. Heffer
Chicago
A. E. Shepperd
Duluth
R. Shadall
Acoma
George F. Barnes
Livingston
H. B. Webster
A. Brady
W. Schlichting
Wise River
George Carlson
J. H. Reamer
J. R. McWhorter
J. Jefferson
H. J. Neilson
M. ‘Allister
J. le Andrews
Miles ‘City
Fred Kendall
Joshua Cohen
T. J. Bain
Robert Martin
Glasgow
Venice
Har Nainsook Union
Secc
Symons
Peor
Sale
Pridren
Buite Briefs
Far East
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