Last Toast For Stillwater Battle Company Survivors
Three remaining Company B veterans age 89 from Atwater Minnesota 85 from Chamberlain South Dakota and 84 from St Paul met for the last toast of their 42 year old organization A Burgundy bottle kept in trust for all those years was opened to honor the final survivor The trio planned to toast their departed comrades at their final gathering as townspeople of Stillwater joined in the public tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hall
Atwater
Minn
Charles Lockwood
Chamberlain
S. D
John S. Goff
St. Paul
Battle of Bull
Stillwater
Romanian King Ferdinand Laid to Rest in Romania
King Ferdinand lies in state at Cotroceni palace after being moved from Sinaia. He will be interred Sunday at Curtea de Arges cathedral with guards keeping vigil. Government declares Prince Michael the first king and vows to block Crown Prince Carol’s supporters.
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Associated Press
Charest
Romania
Ferdinand
Sinaia
Cotroceni Palace
Winter Palace
Curtea de Arges
Marie
Michael
Roumania
Carol
Two Lose Lives In Series Of Storms Wisconsin Toll
Lightning and hail storms across Northern and Southern Wisconsin caused extensive damage and two deaths in Ogema where a fire started by lightning destroyed five buildings and claimed two children. Ettrick St Bridgets Church burned. Chippewa area losses included a creamery and farm buildings. Southern counties suffered crop damage to tobacco and corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Ogema
St. Bridget’'s Catholic
Ettrick
Chippewa
Sugar beet campaign launched in Whitehall district
Five hundred residents from Jefferson Madison and nearby counties attended a Whitehall meeting launching large scale sugar beet cultivation. Amalgamated Sugar of Ogden contracted 1047 acres in Jefferson and Madison counties for beet planting with a possible Whitehall factory if the season succeeds. Eighty seven growers signed up with more to come as Walter White and Pat Carney urged rapid expansion toward 3500 acres by 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Jefferson
Madison
W. P. Hogarty
Amalgamated Sugar Company of
Ogden
Madison County
Missoula
Amalgamated Company
Ed Fessenden
Manhattan
Three Forks
Sheridan
Willow Creek
Twin Bridges
Alder
Waterloo
Edge Advice Sees Anti Third Term Move Boosting Coolidge
Senator Walter E. Edge of New Jersey argues that if the Senate adopts an anti third term resolution it would guarantee President Coolidge’s renomination. He spoke in Boston on the way to Maine, reacting to a Montana Senator Walsh interview. Edge says such a move would be resented and push Coolidge toward re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
Walter E. Edge
New Jersey
Senate
Coolidge
Maine
Edge
New York
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Congress
Walsh
Johannesburg Sees Over Five Thousand Buildings Erected
More than 5,000 structures were built in Johannesburg during the past year officials reported. The surge reflects ongoing urban development as construction activity continues across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
Forest Blaze Rages Across 100 Acres in Big Hole
Reports from Deer Lodge forest headquarters say a blaze in the Big Hole region is at LeMarche Creek covering more than 100 acres and remains uncontrolled. Six men fight the fire with more crews en route. terrain is steep and timber non merchantable lodge pole but valuable for watershed protection.
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Deer Lodge Forest
Butte
Big Hole
LeMarche Creek
Six year old boy wounded by exploding shotgun cartridge
Clifford age 6 treated at Murray hospital for a gunshot wound after pounding a shotgun cartridge with a rock when it exploded. He cannot name his home but said friends call him Hooli gan and that his parents live at Whitehall. He was visiting in Butte and kept only briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford
Murray Hospital
Whitehall
Butte
Dr. Person
Pop
Moving Day Leaves Three Children Lost
Three children aged 10, 7, and 8 were left after the James family moved from North Main street. Police found them on the steps of 315 South Idaho street after they became separated while seeking their new home near Park street. The children were being cared for by officers at an early morning hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
North Main Street
South
Idaho Street
Park Street
One Thousand Pheasants Ordered by Montana Commission
Missoula Montana July 21 One thousand Chinese pheasants have been ordered by the state fish and game commission for distribution in various parts of the state. Birds from Benson pheasant farm Silverton Oregon will be shipped to Montana about Aug 1. Large numbers will go to the eastern part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Missoula
State Fish and Game Commission
T. N. Malone
Benson
Silverton
Ore
Montana
Courtney Prepares Hazardous Atlantic Flight Saturday
Capt. Frank T. Courtney at Calshot Naval Flying Base expects to depart on his western flight across the Atlantic Saturday. The plan hinges on wireless radio adjustments for the Dornier Napier flying boat under Marconi experts. Courtney remains optimistic, stating the boat is dry and ready after a brief delay and radio repairs should take only two or three days. A final air test precedes the flight aimed at New York harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard and North American Newspaper Alliance
Great Britain
North American Newspaper Alliance
Westminster Gazette
Calshot Naval Flying Base
England
Frank T. Courtney
Atlantic
Marconi
Captain Courtney
Courtney
New York Harbor
Controversy Over Post In Treasury Sparks City Hall Debate
The council balked at paying Dineen for May and June services as treasurer aide while approving bonds for O Connor as assistant treasurer. Dineen has legal counsel and plans court action. Meanwhile O Connor works daily in the treasurer and accounting offices after his appointment.
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Page
Dineen
O'Connor
Judge Carroll 13 Taken Ill Before Ascending Bench
District Judge W E Carroll fell ill suddenly as he prepared to hear a suit and was taken home after treatment at the courthouse. He rested well last night and is expected to be out of duty for some time. Judge J J Lynch will sit in his department to continue the current jury term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Carroll
W. E. Carroll
West
Galena Street
Noted Oglentiot3 Will Visit Butte Delegation
A delegation of prominent engineers is listed including Charles F. Roth vice chairman from New York City, C. A. Mann from Minneapolis, G. A. Roush of Butte, F. F. Frick of Anaconda, J. J. Day of Wallace, Idaho, and others from Seattle Vancouver Trail Trail B C, Shelby, Omaha, Keokuk, Chicago, South Bend, Niagara Falls, Detroit, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Roth
New York City
C. A. Mann
Minneapolis
Minn
G. A. Roush
Butte
F. F. Frick
Anaconda
J. J. Day
Wallace
Idaho
W. R. Gailey
Seattle
Frank Woodside
Vancouver
B. C
F. E. Lee
Trail
James A. Johnson
Shelby
Philadelphia
Charles A. Styer
Pittsburg
J. W. Beckman
San Francisco
William Snyder Found Dead in Hotel Room
William Snyder known in Butte was found dead in his Kayn hotel room at midnight. A hotel employee went to wake him and found him lying on the bed. Police and the coroner attributed the death to natural causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Bill) Snyder
Butte
Kayn
Snyder
National Federation of Business and Professional Women Renominates Lena Phillips
In Oakland on July 21 Miss Lena Madesin Phillips of New York City was renominated president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs. Elections were planned for the next day and delegates expected to consider protective legislation for women, child labor rules, and higher income tax exemptions. Cornelia Adair of Richmond urged caution on equal rights, noting potential impact on special industrial protections for women. Support for the Curtis-Reid education bill and the Smith-Hughes proposal was anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oakland
Lena Madesin Phillips
New York City
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Club
Cornelia F. Adair
Richmond
Smith-Hughes
Last member of Family 13 dawned in Michigan
Linda Setala, last member of the David Setala family of this city, drowned Sunday at Hancock Michigan. Born here 12 years ago, she had lived with relatives since her parents died, and her body will be sent to Butte for funeral arrangements by Sherman and Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Setala
David Setala
Hancock
Mich
Miss Setala
East Park Street
Hilma Setala
Michigan
August Haapala
Butte
Sherman and Reed Funeral Chapel
Sheriff Op Oils Women Presents A Wandering Tale
In Butte a sheriff details a two week journey by Emilie and a companion from Seattle to Spokane and Deer Lodge. The pair traveled with fifty dollars, then thirty cents, and describe two male travelers as friendly before police arrested all as vagrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilie
Seattle
Spokane
Deer Lodge
Robert Rua
Jule Romano
Percy Gansdell
Sam Buckman
M. L. Busby
Montana Auto Association Outranks Many States in Growth
The Montana Automobile Association, only a year old, leads many longer standing groups in membership. Affiliated with the A A A, it has 13 branch offices and is boosting Northwest tourism through the Pacific Northwest Scenic Highway. Yellowstone Park records show 41,453 auto entries by July 15, with literature distributed to visitors. Spain's onion growers face hard times due to cooling demand in the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Automobile Association
Idaho
Colorado
Hawaii
Louisiana
Alabama
Vermont
Maine
Utah
South Dakota
Georgia
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Kansas
Arizona
Panama
Mississippi
Ontario
Arkansas
New Brunswick
Nevada
Alaska
Wyoming
North Dakota
Butte
Montana Auto Association
A. J. Breitenstein
Pacific Northwest Scenic Highway Association
Yellowstone Park
Northwest
Park
Flyers Receive Honors For Pacific Flight Acclaim
Lieutenants Maitland and Hegenberger plus four officers received em bossed citations for the non stop flight from California to Hawaii. Trubee Davison and Secretary Kellogg led the ceremony with praise and remarks from Navy and aviation leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Maitland
Hegenberger
Pacific
California
Hawaii
Trubee Davison
United States Navy
Coolidge
Kellogg
Army
Wilbur
Gen
John Pershing
Warner
Navy
Moffett
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Anthony Fokker
Charles L. Lawrence
Wright Aeronautic Corporation
Eight Arrested in City Bootlegging Raid
Police raided several city sections and arrested eight individuals on bootlegging charges. Each suspect was required to post bonds of 150 dollars.
Clawson and Setala Remains at Sherman & Reed Funeral Home
The remains of Hoel Ives Clawson lie at Sherman & Reed funeral home with funeral time and place to be announced. Linda Setala’s remains arrive this evening and will be taken to Sherman & Reed funeral home with funeral details to follow.
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Last Man’s Club
Whitehall Meeting
Solons
BY Briggs
Goosh Teis
KERGS
Indigeston
QuitTos
Bitter Root
Game Commission
Treasury
Oglentiot3
William Snyder
Rome
Cardiff
Sheriff
Noo Yawk
Oplendio Growth
A. A
State Automobile Association
America
Spain
Chevrolet
Highland Kennel Club
Corner Main
Chief OF War Department
West Broadway
Flowerphone
Undertakers
Sherman & Reed Funeral
Larry Duggan
Gosselin & Harkins Funeral Directors
Res
Om Stewart-Gagner
Brett
W. Park St
M. J. Walsh
K. H. Scott Undertaker Whitehall
Lissauer
Sam Lissauer
Richards
Joseph Richards
George T. Wade
Fred I. Root
White
Mary Ann White
Lead
Northern Pacific
Sam R. White
South Main Street
Ee A Linstad
Inga Linstad
Simon
Otto Linstad
Pierre, S. D
Daly- Shea
Daly-Shea Company
Mortuary Home
Soucm
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