Tanlac Restores Strength for Seattle Longshoreman
George L. Harding credits Tanlac with gaining 28 pounds and renewed energy after two years of indigestion headaches and rheumatic pains. He says digestion improved, cramps ceased, and he can work daily again. Ad cites Fuller Drug Co. in Anaconda and Newbro Drug Co. in Butte.
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George L. Harding
James Street
Seattle
Wash
Mr. Harding
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Co
Butte
Newbro Drug Co
Advt
Chief Baker Re-Elected Fire Association Head
Chief Art J. Baker of Lewistown was re-elected president of the Montana Firemen's Association at the annual Roundup convention. New officers named include George Dewar Havre as vice president D E Moser Bozeman secretary and John E De Carl Miles City treasurer Havre chosen as next year's convention city. Speakers included Frederick Shepperd New York City on ventilation and smoke masks state auditor George Porter on the disability fund and Thomas Lark of the Fire Prevention Bureau Pacific on fire prevention.
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Billings
Art J. Baker
Lewistown
Montana Firemen’s Association
George Dewar
Havre
D. E. Moser
Bozeman
John E. de Carl
Miles City
Frederick Shepperd
New York City
George Porter
Thomas Lark
Fire Prevention Bureau of the Pacific
Ingersoll Ranch Sold to Easterner for 350000
Great Falls July 23. Sale of the Ingersoll ranch of 5920 acres near Stanford, formerly the Bower Bros sheep ranch, transfers from H G Ingersoll of Galesburg Illinois who owned it since 1910 to WW Co Gunn of Fort Scott Kansas for 350000. The tract includes 4820 acres of wheat land and 1600 acres of grazing land in Cayuse basin. The wheat land now holds 4000 acres and is expected to yield about 100000 bushels, to be kept by the former owner. The purchaser plans to colonize the wheat land.
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Great Falls
Ingersoll Ranch
Stanford
Bower Bros
H. G. Ingersoll
Galesburg
Ill
Www. Co. Gunn
Fort Scott
Kan
Cayuse Basin
Carmichael Found Guilty of Murder in Montana Case
Miles City July 23 Attorneys and others returning from Jordan report the jury in Garfield county found Herschel Carmichael guilty of first degree murder in the Amer Peterson case. The court left the option of life imprisonment or death to the judge. The killing followed intense land disputes over Peterson contests and land awarded to Peterson by the General Land Office despite Carmichael’s holdings.
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Miles City
Jordan
Miles North
Garfield County
Herschel Carmichael
Amer Peterson
Peterson
Carmichael
General Land Office
Insurance Company Sues State Auditor Over License Revocation
Great Falls July 23. D Watson Robb sues State Auditor Porter and John E. Dawson manager of Rocky Mountain Fire Insurance for conspiracy in revoking his insurance agency license. He seeks 65 000 damages claiming 55 000 for business loss and 10 000 for disgrace and humiliation.
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Great Falls
Porter
John E. Dawson
Rocky Mountain Fire Insurance Company
D. Watson Robb
Montana Wheat Crop Estimated At 30 Million Bushels
Great Falls Montana July 23 That the 1920 crop of Montana wheat will total 30 000 000 bushels is the estimate of H N Stockett secretary of the Northwestern Grain Dealers association following a conference with grain men of the state and the entire Northwest The estimate also includes Washington at 40 000 000 bushels Idaho at 17 000 000 and Oregon at 20 000 000
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Great Falls
Montana
H. N. Stockett
Northwestern Grain Dealers’ Association
Northwest
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
U S Wins 41000 Grazing Damages in Helena Case
The United States secured judgment for about 41000 against Billings defendants in a federal court ruling here. The United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company as surety for G B Kirkby and Charles McDaniels is assessed the amount. The case concerns grazing fees on the Crow reservation.
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Helena
United States
Billings
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
G. B. Kirkby
Charles McDaniels
Crow Reservation
Lack of regulations delays power projects
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports delays in formulating regulations for the new water power bill. No permits can be granted before November and few before year end due to pending approvals and eight week protest publications. The Water Power Commission and federal departments work to finalize rules by September, with construction hoped for next building season.
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Standard
Washington
C. Merrill
The
Water Power Commission
War and Interior Departments
Reed urges bringing home U S troops amid looming war
In Warrensburg Missouri on July 23 United States Senator James A Reed warned that another large European war looms. He called for bringing home American troops and blamed Russia Poland tensions on Polish ambition Japanese greed and British trade greed.
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Warrensburg
United States
James A. Reed
Missouri
Russia
Poland
Quake Jolts Redding Area Causing Minor Damage
Four sharp earthquake shocks today and last night rattled Redding and Eastern Shasta county towns with slight property damage. Dishes jarred, chimneys and windows broken, indicating mild structural effects across the region.
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Redding
Cal
Shasta County
Spellacy Declines Navy Post After Roosevelt Selection
Washington July 23 J Spellacy of Hartford Conn said he had not been offered the job as assistant secretary of the navy and would not accept it if offered.
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Washington
J. Spellacy
Hartford
Conn
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bagdad Patrol Dance At Columbia Gardens Tonight
Ad: The Bagdad Patrol will perform at Columbia Gardens tonight. Admission and venue details not provided in readable text.
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Bagdad Patrol
Columbia Gardens
Adyv
FISH HATCHERY PROJECT AT HAMILTON MECCA FOR FISHERS
Hamilton Montana July 238 Marcus Daly completes a trout hatchery costing 25000 dollars. Supervisor N W Keifer of Butte oversees a 35 by 150 foot building with 40 troughs four miles from Hamilton on Talbot place. Daly plans grayling propagation and support to make the valley a premier fishing region at his expense.
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Hamilton
Montana
Marcus Daly
Daly
N. W. Keifer
Butte
Talbot Place
Cup Defender Makes Spectacular Final
The second leg saw Resolute hold a lead as Shamrock chased despite a 15 knot headwind and spray. Shamrock gained only 44 seconds but could not overtake. A squall and shifting winds tested both yachts, with Resolute remaining ahead by a quarter mile four miles from the finish.
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Resolute
Shamrock
Paul files for Powell county state senate seat
W P Paul of Deer Lodge files a nominating petition for state senator in Powell county on the republican ticket. He is a farmer turned lawyer and a prominent local figure. Also filing for public administrator is George Kaiser on the republican ticket. M J Madigan of Jews files for Powell county state representative on the democratic ticket and is a Nonpartisan League member. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Higgins en route to Potomac to join Mr Higgins as general manager at a mine, and Mrs J J Sullivan and Miss Katherine Glies as guests. A Boy Scout trip went to Thompson lake and several local residents and highway commission delegates were in town.
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Deer Lodge
W. P. Paul
Powell County
Paul
George Kaiser
W. I. Higgins
Potomac
Higgins
M. J. Madigan
Madigan
League
Margaret Gaspard
Onida
Minn
Josephine Schutte
K. M. Kepner
J. B. Major
J. C. Murphy
Helena
State Highway Commission
George W. Heimbach
Missoula
Glenn Barrett
John PD. Linden
Portland
Garnet Lintz
Rita Wissbrod
Lintz
Montana
Coast
Claude Holmes
Mr. Lintz
William Lintz
Milwaukee Railway
J. J. Sullivan
St. Paul
Mollie Lacey
Katherine Glies
Seattle
de Witt Peck
Thompson Lake
Henry Evans
H. L. Smarr
Spokane
Funeral Notices for Goyette Krigsholm Williams
Funeral services announced for Rose D. Goyette at 9 o'clock from 1246 Curtis Street and St. Joseph's Church with 9 30 high mass. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. Lawrence Krigsholm, 27, to be buried at Mount Moriah after 2 30 p m service at Walsh funeral chapel. Samuel Williams, 38, husband of Cecelia Williams and father of James Williams and Harold Maddren, burial in Walsh parlors. Knights and Ladies of Security member.
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Samuel Williams
Cecelia Williams
James Williams
Harold Maddren
Walsh
The
Knights and Ladies of Security
Card of Thanks for Mary C death
Card of Thanks. We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during the ness and death of our beloved daughter and sister, Mary C. Also thank friends for floral offerings and special thanks to her little friends for acts of kindness. MR. and MRS. PETER GIACCOLETTO LETTO, RENO GIACOLETTO, JOHN GIACOLETTO.
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Mary C
Peter Giaccoletto
Reno Giacoletto
John Giacoletto
Peace of Europe at risk as Russians advance
Reported tensions rise as the Soviet advance skirts Moscow toward France, with officials noting half way marks from Moscow to Paris. Mobilization fears persist, though the war office denies imminent action. French officers may join Polish forces if needed. Allied anxiety centers on supplying Poland with men to halt Soviet onslaught while Russia can field vast manpower despite limited rifles. Humanite asserts French socialists oppose any mobilization against Russia.
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War Office
Poland
East Prussia
France
Britain
Humanite
Russia
Germany asks allied powers for troops at Baltic port
Paris July 21 Germany formally requested permission from allied governments to mass troops at and around the Baltic port of Mamel to resist an expected Soviet invasion. The move signals heightened tension as reports indicate Soviet forces may advance toward the area.
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Universal Service
Paris
Germany
Baltic
Mamel
Relief workers told to quit Poland on hour's notice
Paris July 21 The French military authorities ordered American relief workers to hold themselves in readiness to leave Poland on an hour’s notice under pressure from military events.
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Paris
Poland
Testimony Ends in Seattle Labor Trial Clash at Chicago Court
The Chicago trial of 20 communist labor party members closes a volatile day with clashes between Ole Hanson and Clarence Darrow. Judge Hebel warns Seattle labor leader James A. Duncan to stop opinions on Hanson. Hanson recalls Duncan’s January visit and Lenine book. Davis testifies 250 Elks members served as shipyard police during Seattle strike.
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Chicago
Communist Labor Party
Ole Hanson
Seattle
Clarence Darrow
James A. Duncan
Seattle Central Labor Council
Hebel
Hanson
Duncan
Nicolai Lenine
Charles D. Davis
The
Elks Lodge
Fire destroys film valued at 1,000,000 in Kansas City vaults
In Kansas City on July 23 a vault explosion at the Famous Players building gutted both firms vaults. Thousands of motion picture films worth about 1 million dollars were destroyed before any shows. No injuries occurred and officials said the loss was not insured.
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Kansas City
Famous Players Corporation
Kansas City Film Exchange
Metro Pictures Corporation
Slayer Confesses to Seven Murders in California
Mose Gibson, the condemned man from Orange County Cal, confessed to seven murders and numerous robberies after being taken to San Quentin. He stated his preferred method was striking victims with a hammer, and this admission followed his transfer from Santa Ana to the prison, according to Sheriff C E Jackson.
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Santa Ana
Cal
Mose Gibson
Roy Trapp
Fullerton
C. E. Jackson
Orange County
Gibson
San Quentin Penitentiary
Jackson
Murder Story Is Doubtful as Bodies Searched Farm
In Steele North Dakota on July 23 police and county officials questioned Frances Sheldon daughter of farmer John C Clayton. They supervised workmen digging his farm 17 miles away for remains said to be buried there. No bodies found after a day of digging.
Wage rise eyed as express rates to cover pay award
Washington July 23 report states T B Harrison for American Railway Express says a 15 percent boost in express rates will be required to fund a wage award anticipated from the railway labor board. Hearing was before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Washington
Railway Labor Board
T. B. Harrison
New York
American Railway Express Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Trunk Reveals Woman Body in New York Warehouse
The nude woman's body was found jammed in a trunk among unclaimed baggage in the American Railway Express warehouse. The trunk arrived from Detroit June 17 and the body was subjected to autopsy with removal of organs except the brain. Dr. Norris could not determine the reason for organ removal. The trunk, shipped June 10, remained unclaimed with the address James Douglas New York City.
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New York
American Railway Express Company
Detroit
C. N. Norris
James Douglas
New York City
Detroiter Police Seek Identity Of Woman Found In New York Trunk
Detroit police said they lack a crew to identify the woman whose body was found in a trunk at a New York express warehouse, and they cannot determine who shipped the trunk.
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Detroit
New York
Alleged arsonist and slayer freed at Roedner’s Ferry
John Roesch of Copeland Idaho released from county jail after seven days held on suspicion in the burning death of his wife and several children. Officers found no evidence to justify continued detention.
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Rronner
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