Physician Faces Serious Charge in Missoula Case
Missoula on July 24 Dr F W Morris was arrested and held for trial on a charge of performing a criminal operation on Elizabeth Williamson 23 who died Tuesday An autopsy ordered by Coroner Marsh and County Attorney Dwight Mason found the death due to a criminal operation The bonds were fixed at 2500 by Justice Gagnon with sureties James A Walsh and Dr C V Gougier Morris had been in Missoula about ten years
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Missoula
F. W. Morris
District Court
Justice of the Peace
Phil Gagnon
Elizabeth Williamson
Marsh
Dwight Mason
L. A. Williamson
B. Farnsworth
Educational Heads Meet in Bozeman
Bozeman July 24 State conference on vocational education opened with principals and superintendents and representatives from three fourths of the vocation of the state Speakers included Cushman federal agent for trades and industrial education Hott Elena Williams regional agent for agricultural education M I Albey state agricultural tender La Foote state supervisor of vocational education Alba Taslen director economies of Montana state college Wore
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Bozeman
Rank Cushmans
Trades and Industrial
A Hott Ofelena
A. Mt. Hamilton
Williams
M. I. ‘Aibeys
la Foote
and. Alba
Ome Economies of
Montana
Col Wore
Nurse Will Teach Motherhood Duties in Bozeman
July 24 R ev Mr and Mrs A L Chapman have gone to Chicago to spend several weeks. The Chapmans’ son was re elected in Gallatin county and will have charge of the high school class in mothercraft. The wife will take a special course at the School of Civics and Philanthropy in Chicago and inspect related work there. The Rev Mr Chapman is on leave from duties as pastor of the Payne Memorial Christian church for a few weeks while his wife pursues the course.
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Payne” Mimortal
Harvesting Fruit on Kennedy Farm Near Libby
Libby, July 24. Senator and Mrs Kennedy have been busy harvesting their fruit crop on the Kennedy farm about five miles up the Kootenai from Libby. The senior senator notes a wonderful crop of cherries and pears with apples prime and all small fruits abundant. They sold 2100 pounds of fruit last week at a high price and expect more harvest.
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Libby
Kennedy
Kootenai
Fair Called Off. School Opens Early in Bozeman
In Bozeman on July 24 the district trustees decided to shift the school opening to the day after Labor Day. The change comes after the Gallatin County fair was canceled for this year, shortening the usual fair week.
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Bozeman
Tu Ling
Gallatin County
MANN ACT ENFORCED GUILTY IN MISDEMEANOR CASE
Helena July 24 James Titus a Pullman car porter was found guilty on a Mann Act charge for transporting a colored woman from Minneapolis to Great Falls for immorality. He faces six months in jail.
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Helena
James Titus
United Stat Tour
Mineapolis
Church Council Closes Meeting in Helena Nomination Highlights
Powell of Billings was elected president of the Montana home missions council at the interdenominational conference closing in Helena. Officers named include Bovard Missoula Sneil Helena Chapman Bozeman and Cress Lewistown. executive committee members include Cook Butte Powell Billings Bremer Bismarck Zwendel Billings Mecklenburg Helena Jordan Butte. Resolutions urge church boards to set a minimum salary of 1200 and provide parsonage and car expenses for home missionaries and call for rapid aid to distressed areas with Red Cross help and ongoing temperance cooperation statewide.
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Helena
Powell
Billings
Home Missions Council For
Montana
Tony
Charles L. Bovard
J. W. MacLean
Missoula
L. W. Sneil
A. 8. Chapman
Bozeman
CC. Cress
Lewistown
C. A. Cook
Butte
G. Powell
H.C. ‘Bremer
Bismarck
N. D
Zwendel
George Mecklenburg
Hel Po. D
W. Jordan
Relief for Farmers May Be Given Soon
Helena July 24 Governor W Stewart received a telegram for Walter M West chief of the north western division of the Red Cross saying he is on his way to Montana to investigate relief needs in Hill county and other northern regions due to drought. The governor forwarded the message to Red Cross for a careful survey and plans to extend aid where needed if suggestions are carried out.
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Helena
8. W. Stewart
Walter M. West
Northwestern
Red Cross
New York to Frisco Trip Notes From Two San Francisco Women
July 24 report from Bozeman details two young ladies from San Francisco visiting New York City to visit relatives for four days. They describe their California home and mention acquaintances including Mr Smiche, Mr Bawer, and Mr Dawer of Bozeman. They also discuss schooling and travel plans during the cease of their stay.
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Bozeman
San Francisco
Atlas
Gladys
Ase
York City
Californias
Mt Smiche
Howems
S. Bawer
S. Dawer
Divorce Case Taken Under Advisement in Lewistown
Judge Tris Coe heard testimony in a divorce case from Mary Georgett in Bethe degree, with the wife and others urging urgent appeals. The matter, described as a divorce with complex terms, was taken under advisement after testimonies.
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Lewistown
Triscoe
Aivorce
Mary ‘Georgett
Returned Soldier Accuses Relative in Heirloom Suit
Captain Otto Koch, a prominent veteran, sues his father-in-law Oxford Carlson for 25000 dollars claiming alienation of affection. Koch says his wife deserted him after a month apart with two children. He alleges financial strain and tension over his military salary of 200 dollars monthly while stationed, prompting his return to civilian life.
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Helena
Otto + Koch
Oxford Carlson
Thin
Koch
Drastic Measures for Water Shortage in Helena
City commissioners announce strict penalties for violating sprinkling rules. Offenders face fines from 85 to 100 dollars and possible jail time up to 30 days. Water department inspectors will conduct night work to enforce the ordinance.
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Helena
Ein
Couette Fonalderina Wats
Northern Pacific trains delayed reported in Livingston
Train No. 4 and the second section of a Northern Pacific service were held up by track issues in Livingston on July 24, causing delays as crews repaired sections of the rails and track.
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Northern Pacific
Livingston
Bridge Contracts to Cost 540000 in State Plan
Helena July 24 contracts for bridge and road building will be offered by the state highway commission at an executive committee meeting tomorrow. Four bridges total 305000 and nine road projects 235000, with government bearing half under the federal aid road act. Largest bridge Huntley across the Yellowstone 165000. Toston 65000. Carter Park county reinforced concrete 38000. Bell crossing Ravalli 22000. Road work Sun river Cascade 75000. Other roads about 20000 each in eight projects across Wibaux Dawson Park Rosebud Carbon Musselshell counties.
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Helena
State Highway Commission
Capitol
Huntley
Yellowstone
Toston
Broadwater County
Missouri River
Carter
Park County
F Commission
Bell Crossing
Ravalli
Sun River
Cascade County
Wibaux County
Dawson
Park, Rosebud, Carbon and
Musselshell
Plan State Road Improvement in Lewistown
Lewistown July 24 county commissioners have a plan to improve roads by eight feet of new work, funded by bonds after the election. Contracts for road work will be issued through a reliable committee to hire farmers during crop shortages. If approved, bond issuance of 180,000 will widen lanes and extend the program. if not, the present expedient achieves a similar goal.
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Lewistown
Ireliable
Typhoid Fever Unchanged by Water Shortages in Montana
Helena July 24 Fifty seven cases of typhoid fever have been reported this year in Montana and 15 persons have died of the disease. Despite water shortages in many cities the months of June and July show no apparent rise in the typhoid rate according to reports to Dr J J Sippy state epidemiologist.
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Helena
Montana
J. J Sippy
Sippy
Fire destroys six Ballantine buildings on Huntley Project
Fire at Ballantine near Huntley project destroys six buildings and is believed under control. A Worden resident reported the blaze to Billings fire department before fleeing. Residents from Worden rushed to Ballantine to aid in fighting the fire.
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Billings
Ballantine
Huntley Irun
Worden
French War Cross Awarded to Two Marines
Spokane July 24 Corporal Howard M Mady of Great Falls Montana and Oscar H Rankin of Lookout Idaho, former marine corps members, were ordered to receive the French war cross for gallantry in action at their respective points. Lieutenant Charles Goor kum of the local recruiting station also received orders to proceed to those points.
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Spokane
Wash
Marine Corps
Howard M. ‘Mady
Great Falls
Mont
Oscar H. Rankin
Lookout
Idaho
Charles Goorkum
State Farm Loan Funds Available in Helena
Helena July 24 State money available for farm loans and other investments is now 607 737 71 according to figures by Sidney Miller registrar of state funds Applications are on file for the entire amount but he cannot tell how many of these applications will result in loans.
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Helena
Sidney Miller
Registrar of State
Fands
Mount
Miller
Refining Company Announces Change in Helena
The Manta Utah Refining company to mine coal and drill oil has incorporated for 1 000 000 dollars with home office in Helena. Articles of incorporation were led by the farm bureaus of Dawson Valley Musselshell counties. A commuter travels 50 miles daily to his business and would be astonished to cover distance equal to three years around the earth.
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Helena
Manta Utah Refining Compan
Secretary of State
Dawson, Valley
Musselshell
Brewer Returns From Army Camp To Bozeman Duties
After sixteen months away, Prof W F Brewer returns to Bozeman to resume his role as head of the English department at Montana State College. He and his family traveled from Tacoma by auto, and Brewer will manage publicity work while resuming duties at the fall semester.
Roads Boosters to Hold Session in Bozeman
Bozeman July 24. The Eastern Roads association of three counties will hold a meeting in Billings on Tuesday July 20 to map a campaign for the September bond election and set county construction policies. Nelson Story Jr and J A Haras secretary will attend and push action. members of the state highway commission and many road enthusiasts will also be present. Counties in the association include Gallatin Park Sweet Grass Stillwater Yellowstone Prairie Dawson Richland Wheatland Custer Rosebud Big Horn Musselshell Treasure Carter.
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Bozeman
Eastern Food Roads’ Association
Billings
Nelson Story, Jr
J. A. Haraecretary
State Highway” Commission
Gallatin, Park
Sweetgrass
Stillwater
Yellowstone
Prairie
Dawson
Richland
Report on Packers Due by August One Washington
Information obtained by the commission on its investigation of the meatpacking industry indicates a report is expected by August 7. The inquiry in the Justice Department notes Remuneration trade issues and developing reforms. Japan boats sunk by German submarines.
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Packers
Washington
Commission
Investigahet
Department of Juste
Palmer
Aig
Patriot Priest Too Old to Fight Hired Substitute
In Acoma Washington July 1 a creditor’s claim filed for 250 dollars reveals Father Peter Francis Hylebos, a pioneer Northwest priest and founder of Leo’s church, hired Drane as a substitute due to his age. Drane never served abroad, was discharged, and returned to Tacoma claiming the sum as reasonable for his services.
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Acoma
Wash
Peter Francis Hylebos
Leo
Germany
Hugh McClure Crane
Father Hylebos
Belgium
Jim
Drane
Pather Hylebos
Tacoma
Cardinal Says Congress Will Ratify League
Cardinal Gibbons states that after thorough discussion in both houses of Congress a common, sincere league of nations will be adopted. He argues it will guarantee against war and assure lasting peace while preserving American sovereignty and rights, not entangling alliances. He predicts broad support across the United States and among allied nations of Europe.
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Altimore
Shaly
Cardinal Gibbons
League of Nations
Congress
United States
Europe
France begins to recover from war torpor and rebuilds
The Indianapolis News reports signs of recovery in Paris and northern French cities after extensive destruction. Reconstruction started slowly with few workers but momentum grows. In Rheims Soissons Liege Ghent, business revival appears alongside harsh living conditions for visitors and residents.
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Indianapolis News
Paris
France
Nis
Rheims
Soissons
Liege
Ghent
Ielkrum
Brussels
Boissons
Inianapolis
New York
Arizona Wobblies Outnumber Unions
Douglas July 24 Testimony shows the IWW rapidly increasing its membership while the Western Federation of Miners local of the AFL almost ceased to exist in the Warren district during labor troubles. Witnesses described the decline and shifting strength of labor organizations in the area.
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Douglas, Arig
LW. W
Western “Federation of
Porto Ricans May Seek Big Loan From Congress
Porto Rico's legislature may send a commission to Washington to request a 20 million dollar loan and related measures. Advocates urge funds for education, irrigation, freight steamers, and debt repayment. Debates center on tariffs and land monopoly concerns amid stalled bills.
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Washington
Conger
Porto
Goodyear chief pledges payments after dirigible crash
ICAGO July 24 C M Stadel Vite president of Goodyear Tire and Rubber company owner of the dirigible which burned and killed twenty eight others when it crashed through the Skylight of the Illinois Trust and Savings bank Monday has issued a statement through his attorney saying the company will pay all damages caused by the accident. Stockholders of Firestone Tire and Rubber Company were asked to vote on enlarging capital and preferred stock issues following the incident.
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ICAGO
C. M. Stadel- Vite
Goodyear Tire’ and Rubber Company
Illinois
Trust and Bavings Bank
Fragmentary 1623 note on funeral service details
A damaged OCR note references a 1623 context with an address on Florence Avenue and an afternoon service at 2 o clock. It mentions a Lowenhurst or Lowelh related service conducted by Reverend Harper, but many words are garbled and names unclear.
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Tontin
Plorence Avenue
Hela
Tamnity
Harper
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Montana State College
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