Leprosy Discovered In Japanese Worker At Whitefish
A case of leprosy has been discovered at Whitefish involving Y Honda, a Japanese national employed at the roundhouse. Dr W F Cogswell reported quarantine orders are in place, Honda confined in shacks near the river, and he may need government leper colony care if quarantine fails. Local board officials say he has lived in the US over three years and cannot be sent to Japan. Additional filings include Democratic nominations for secretary of state and railroad commissioner with pledges of economy and fair rates.
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Helena
White
W. F. Cogswell
State Board of Health
Y. Honda
Whitefish
Cognwell
Honda
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Flathead County
Whitish
Farmhouse Fire At White Sulphur Springs
In White Sulphur Springs the farmhouse of Howard McDaniel was burned to the ground recently. The McDaniel family had been temporarily living in the city. Several locals join a Saturday trip by automobile to the Yellowstone park for the good roads convention, with participants listed.
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White Sulphur Springs
Howard McDaniel
Mel
8ipSsmith
Butte
S.J. Billington
Murray Hospital
R. Fred A. McDonald
James’ L.ston
Frank “Webster
James H. Stewart
Charles Gaddis
Merton Mahurin
Ralph Schaffarziek
Mildred Roberts
Freeport
William Ford
Local notes on fires, travels and obituaries in Glacier City
Residents report a car fire damaging the vehicle and tarpaulin bedding. Families including Mr and Mrs John Lucas and Mrs Mason visit Tutte for medical care. The g-year-old Mason child breaks an arm on Saturday. Mrs A T Githus and cousin Mise Char travel to Ringling and Spokane to visit relatives. Minx Neace returns to Melstone as Mr Nasties’ father falls ill in Missoula. James T Wood and family return from Glacier tour. Matilda Tite and Mr and Mrs G K Spencer’s daughter visit Helena, then go home. Funeral services for pioneer William Tuppold were held at Odd Fellows hall with out-of-town relatives attending. John Reynolds, Kalispell visitors, now works in auto sales. Stella Mills returns from Portland. Father Schert held Catholic services Sunday. Mrs Angel of Washington DC visits Yellowstone Park and plans a long return stay. Mrs E F Angell returns from Helena.
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John Lucas
Tutte
Laven
Mike Mason
A. T. Githus
Mise
Char
Ringling
Githus
Spokane
Minx Neace
Melstone
Missoula
Mr. Nasties
James T. Wood
G. K. Spencer Tite
Matilda
Macstravick
John Reynolds
Townsend
Reynolds
Stella Mills
Portland
Father Schert
Angel
Washington, D. C
Yellowstone. ‘National Park
E. F. Angell
Helena
Charles Darling Dead Candidate for Governor on Republican Ticket
Helena July 25 Charles Darling a miner of Rimini near Helena died today after two weeks illness. Darling filed as republican candidate for governor a week earlier pledging to be friend of the democrats republicans and socialists. He was the last of his family in the area. his son died last December and his wife July 5. He was 47 and a brother lived nearby. His candidacy was not regarded seriously.
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Helena
T. M. Swindiehurst
Livingston
Prn Bn
Swindlehurst
A. N. Yoder
Norris
Hugh R. Wells
Miles City
Mr. Wells
Leggislature
Houss “Twering
Charles Darl
Rimini
Darling
Hartman to Tacoma Visit With Daughter and Grandson
Charles Hartman arrived in Hazeman yesterday and will stay two days before joining his wife and daughter, Miss Lois Hartman, in Tacoma to meet his first grandson. Miss Hartman, a former University of Utah instructor, has taught in Panama and Ecuador and plans to teach in Panama again next year. Hartman will return to Bozeman for a longer visit before going back to South America in September. He is staying with his brother Walter S. Hartman. A note mentions a New Zealand waterfall of 1,904 feet.
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Charles Hartman
Hazeman
Pinkerton
Tacoma
Lois ‘Hartman
College Herend
University of Utah
Quito
Ecuador
Hartman
Panama
Mr Harman
South America
Bozeman
Walter
No Neutrals Declared in Europe War by Lord Leader
Samuel Gompers and James Lord address a convention on neutrality in Europe. Lord states there are no neutrals in the war, and labor unions must take a stance. He reviews the federation's mining bureau work and highlights struggles of the Western federation. Other speakers include William Don Alden and Robbins, affiliated with the United Mine Workers of America.
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Europe
Himeself
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Mining Bureau
Western’ Federation
William Don Alden
Robbins
United Mine Workers of America
James Lord
Steam fitters of Anaconda seek federation support at AFL convention
Delegates from Anaconda's steamfitters pressed wage demands from 4.75 to 5.50 dollars, urging federation backing or severance from the Western Federation. The convention debated, with miners opposing, and voted to refer the dispute to the executive officers of the two internationals and, if needed, to the mining department of the American Federation of Labor.
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Beig
American Federation of Labor
Jack McEachern
Anagonda” Mil and Smelter Men's Union
Western Federation
Anaconda Smelter Men's Union
McBachern
Steanftters
Steamfitters
mo=ion
Western ‘Federation
Mining Department of the
American Federation
Bf Labor
Large land deal seals Hatfield sale near Belgrade
Belgrade July 25 Ben Hatfield of Sixteen Mile sold five sections of agricultural and grazing land on the Sixteen Mile fork to Morgan and Gunby ranchers and sheepmen. The tract includes about 1000 acres with cattle and workers included. The Hatfields plan to move to Bozeman then seek a new Montana home as Mrs Hatfield visits kin at Clyde Park. Consideration not disclosed.
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Belgrade
Ben Hatfield
Sixteen Mile
Morgan & Gunby
Hatfelds
Bozeman
Hatfield
Lightning Strikes Hit Homes Near Logan and Bozeman
A heavy electrical storm July 25 struck the lower Madison area near Logan destroying two houses and much of the contents. Steve Hutchinson ranch, eight miles from Logan, lost his home and belongings. Ed Cuda family near Laga Northwest also suffered total destruction. Gerald, formerly of Bozeman, died Sunday in Billings after years as a Bozeman experiment station foreman and Presbyterian church worker. funeral held here this afternoon. Mr Puller in a mission school on the Indian reservation was in Bozeman when he died.
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Steve Hutchinsonnt
Logan
Madison
Ed Cuda
Laga
Gerald
Bozeman
Billings
Puller
Ian Reservation
Hillings
Presbyterian Church
Funeral of Gust Georgopoulos in Deer Lodge
The funeral for Gust Georgopoulos known as Gust Poulos was held in Deer Lodge after he died while visiting a Milwaukee construction camp near Kohrs. The service drew many visitors from Butte Anaconda and nearby towns. The article notes his time at a Milwaukee hospital and references a Greek pastor officiating. Other items mention visitors, local workers, and upcoming graveling work near Deer Lodge with Milwaukee steam shovels and trains planned.
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Deer Lodge
Gust Georgopoulos
Gust Poulos
Milwaukee
Kohrs
Butte
Anaconde
Poulos
Deer Ledge
Harry Peck
Haugan
Monihty
A. W. Musson
Orrie Miller
Ft. Dow
Missoula
Bonner
Katharine Logan
Great Falls
Miss Grace
Surginer L. Ro Ludenia
Morristown
Minn
Frank Cully
Aberdeen
J. J. Cully
Welc
Wiliam Malone
Local delays and visits mix with political chatter
Disjointed OCR fragment references a family visit at Mrs. Gunther’s parents in Dison township and mentions Senator Myers, a power bill, and a tense senate moment. Names include W. G. Gunther, Mrs Mary La, Busene Mise, CU Niel, and Ms Washington. Reading is incomplete but notes travel home by Sunday and ongoing political events.
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CU. Niel
Washington
Myers
Taucus
Senate
Ta Ty Dison Township
Tion
Shapes of Heads and Biblical References in Medical Record
A fragment from The New York Medical Record discusses shapes of heads and arranges biblical allusions regarding the Temple service. It mentions Leviticus, and cites MeCaul, with references to agricultural market data and staple grain prices from Chicago and bread-related figures.
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New York
David TL Macht
Baltimore
Chiatetan
Kilon
Big operations by shoplifters shock city
Reed a 19 year old alleged gang ringleader of 20 plus operatives tied to Reed and that a criminologist and Deputy Sheriff Paldisero investigated their systematic looting spanning life insurance polices. Three alleged pickpockets linked to Reed were arrested as police seek to file information. Reed remains jailed while city officials inventory stolen goods and ponder further charges.
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Reed
Hutte Department
Paldisero
Hes
Adler
Crooke
Tiger
Wax
Ite
Allesea
Tick Kote
Sted
Frank McCoy
Ernest Collier
Jake ‘Orpet
Hien
Butte
Pepo
Sagal
Elle
Trlenda
Clearling Tegal Fen
Petia
Cape Cod Heiress Defeats Conservatorship Bid in Hartford
Miss Marion Pomeroy Smith known as the Cape Cod heiress refutes charges of debauchery and asserts she can manage her affairs. Charles C. Paine of Barnstable county had sought conservatorship over her Connecticut estate and Massachusetts property.
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Marion Pomeroy Smith
Cape Cod
Charles C. Paine
Barnstable County
Miss Smith
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