Deer Lodge Valley Hunter’s Paradise Recalled by Judge Napton
Judge Napton writes from Deer Lodge recalling the valley’s wild past. He describes abundant elk and deer in early days, ibex and mountain sheep hunted by Jamison brothers, and lakes and streams filled with geese, ducks, and trout.
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Judge Napton
Deer Lodge
Montana
Anaconda
Mill Creek
Jamison
Ireland
Congo River
Africa
Nat Newman
Barker's Mill
Carroll
Antiope
Garrison
Sam Scott
Scott
Mt. Powell
Sam
Millis
Deer Lodge Valley
Old Men Are Being Made Young Again
A safe tablet called korex is claimed to restore youthfulness without surgery or drugs. Reported by dozens including a 60-year-old New Orleans man, a Chattanooga man, and a Charleston resident, korex allegedly delivers rapid benefits. Distribution is via Melton Laboratories Kansas City MO, price $2 with a one-week guarantee. limited supply, order now.
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New Orleans
Chattanooga
Tenn
Charleston
United States
Melton Laboratories
Melton Building
Kansas City
America
Ady
Trio on Long Island Held in String of Crimes
A woman Rose Fulton and two men, Joe Fulton and Ernest Moeher, were arrested on Long Island after confessions tied them to a spree from a Brooklyn candy store hold up to the shooting of a night watchman at a railway crossing. They traveled to Iowa Indiana New Jersey and Pennsylvania stealing cars and evading authorities. A fourth man was sought.
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Associated Press
New York
Long Island
Brooklyn
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Rose Fulton
Louie’’ Schechinger
Old Mill
East New York
Joe
Ernest Moeher
Fultons
Meeher
Middle West
Indiana
New Castle
Penu
Fess Urges Republicans to Maintain Stand After Minnesota Vote
In Cincinnati Ohio Senator Simeon D Fess urges GOP to stay firm on sound economics citing Minnesota election results. He says farmers suffer from natural causes and the administration will not fix prices or trigger chaos by panaceas, noting wartime overproduction led to surplus wheat and prices will normalize.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
Minnesota
United States
Simeon D. Fess
Fess
East Side Triumphs Over Gulch In Seven Inning Win
East Side defeated Gulch 9 to 2 in seven innings to claim their second win of the season. Crnéch and Cunningham pitched for East Side while Leary and Dennegy worked for Gulch. Gulch committed errors that aided the East Side offense. Flossie Sullivan sparked Gulch at first base and Richards clouted well for East Side.
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Gulch Club
East Siders
Flossie Sulivan
Gulch
Richards
Babe Ruth
G. Leary
R.H. E East Ride
Dublin Gulch
Crnéch and
Cunningham
Leary
Dennegy
Doctor Acquitted of Dancer's Death
Dr. Luis L. Jacobs was found not guilty by a jury of murder in the January death of dancer Miss Friizi Mann in San Diego. The verdict came as a surprise to court staff and both sides, with jurors agreeing after a brief deliberation.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
Luis L. Jacobs
Friizi Mann
Fate of Priest in Hands of Jury in Montrael
Adelard Delorme former priest accused of murdering his half brother Raoul Delorme was sent to the jury in Montrael on July 21.
Brookhart Says Battle Welcomes Progressives and Co operation
Senator Brookhart of Iowa reports that progressives are well organized and favored by a Moses statement urging cooperation of conservatives from both parties to meet radicalism. He says the fight will begin at the next Congress with Lincoln Republicans and Jefferson Democrats united against middlemen, bankers, and tariff pressures.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Congress
Moses
New Hampshire
Washington
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Brookhart
Lincoln
Middle West
Illinois
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Women’s Party Ends National Convention at Seneca Falls
The National Women’s Party closed its convention at Seneca Falls with a memorial meeting beside Vendeef Lake and a total donation near 9000 for party funds. Founders contributed 100 each and one life membership was announced at 1000. A movement pageant was shown as delegates plan to visit Susan B. Anthony’s grave in Rochester. The body adopted Alice Paul’s proposed federal amendment granting equal rights for men and women.
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Seneca Falls
N. Y
Women’s Party
Vendeef Lake
Women's Movement For Equal Rights
Susan B. Anthony
Rochester
Alice Paul
United States
Fliers Burned to Death in Midair
Howard Nell proprietor of Detroit Air Photo and pilot Eugene Ranchard died when their airplane burst into flames at 1,000 feet and crashed in Sandwich Township Ontario about 12 miles southwest of Windsor. Identification was by Nell’s wife and Eddie Stinson piloted the recovery plane. Coroner opened an investigation as wreckage was examined for cause.
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Detroit
Mich
Howard Nell
Detroit Air Photo Company
Eugene Ranchard
Sandwich Township
Ontario
Winder
Howard Neil
Eddie Stinson
Pueblo Welcomes Lion of Argonne General Gouraud
Gen. Henri J. Couraud known as the lion of the Argonne spent about three hours in Pueblo as the guest of Leo P. and local officials. He extended Marshal Foch's felicitations to the American Legion legionnaires and praised the Rainbow division’s World War I service with emphasis on the 42nd Division.
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Pueblo
Col
Henri J. ¥. Couraud
Witnesses recount Johnson shooting and Walsh capture
Testimony describes the night of the Johnson shooting at Severtsons. Johnson, wounded in the throat, sought help, and witnesses detail the scene, including a door, blood, and a hospital transfer. Separate accounts place Walsh's capture by a posse near Jefferson Island after the incident.
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Walsh
Jefferson Island
John S. Knight
Madison County
Mr. Knight
Court Declares Recess In Walsh Case After Jury Chosen
The court grants a recess until Monday morning for the Walsh case. The jury panel includes Jedson Shankoltzer Antone Anderson Thomas Johnson Joe Nugent Charles Perry G W Stride Theodore Schuley Martin Jensen Henry Sanborn J T Baker and Henry Madison. Whether Hughes will follow Walsh is uncertain due to other pressing matters as attorneys note.
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Walsh
Jedson Shankoltzer
Antone Anderson
Thomas Johnson
Joe Nugent
Charles Perry
G. W. Stride
Theodore Schuley
Martin Jensen
Henry Sanborn
J. T. Baker
Henry Madison
Hughes
Wheat price fall blamed on rain speculators manipulation
A July 21 letter from Senator Ladd of North Dakota alleges wheat price declines stem from rain speculators retaliating against New grain exchange regulation. He cites heavy short selling and propagandistic forecasts to push buyers out, aiming to sway Congress to repeal the law.
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Washington
Congress
Ladd
Republican
North Dakota
Europe
Wage Increase Granted to U P Shop Employes
Negotiations between shop employees association and Union Pacific management in Salt Lake City resulted in an agreement for 13 000 workers to gain hourly raises of one to four cents. The increases take effect September 1, adding about 625 000 to the annual payroll.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Shop Employees Association
Union Pacific Railroad System
G. H. Sines
Omaha
Bitter Root Dig Bond Bid Approved For 600000 Plan
Bitter Root for Dig Bond Issue and bidders will jointly handle the 600000 issue. Ralph Schmee lock of Portland drafted the ditch plan for Montana Irrigation District Bond commission in Helena. Board members present included state engineer C. Beidle attorney general Ran kin and state bank examiner L. Q. Skelton. Plans ready for Helena review next September with construction slated for fall and winter if approved. Supreme Court recently upheld bond validity. The Bitter Root Irrigation district draws water from Lake Como and irrigates eastern benches north along the valley. Proceeds aim at long term repairs and lower cost per acre through improved distribution.
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Ralph Schmeelock
Portland
Montana Irrigation District Bond Commission
Heena
C. 8Eidle
Rankin
L. Q. Skelton
Helena
Irrigation District
Ditch Company
Montana Supreme Court
Bitter Root
Lake Como
Powers and Specs to Meet Montana Powers in Mines League
The Cole-Pitts face the Montana Powers this afternoon at Clark Park at 2. A win keeps them a half game behind league leaders if the Anodes beat the Black Specs. If the Pitts hit, the Powers will battle the cellar champs hard.
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Cole-Pitts
Montana Powers
Clark Park
Powers
Anodes
Pitts
SAYS ST. LOUIS CAN FURNISH GOOD BEER
National Prohibition Commissioner Haynes is accused of a one sided view by Robert Keiser broker and director of the St. Louis Association Against Prohibition. He says police and health authorities dispute Haynes reports and that in St. Louis many saloons offer good beer within a short walk though many dispense near beer due to discrimination.
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Associated Press
New York
Haynes
Robert Keiser
St. Louis Association Against Prohibition
Pacific Line
Ebro
South America
St. Louis
Great Britain Records £ Per Capita Exchange Rates
Britain reports exchange rate data showing approximately 84 letters per year exchanged per capita, indicating a metric tied to financial or linguistic exchange. The figure suggests a small but measurable annual per person rate in the context of national statistics.
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Great Britain
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