Elkv ille Elks to Host Miles City Convention War Chant
Miles City Elks plan a convention in Miles City August 3 4 and 5 with reduced rail fares and a one third return rate. The event features frontier town reenactments bands including Bozeman and Gateway and a historic streetcar along Main Street. A daily Elks booster paper will publish full programing and the lodge expects many from Anaconda 235 to attend.
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Ity
J. M. Minor
Miles City
Elks
Bozeman
West
Montana
Iavingdton
Doom Magsor
Main Street
Harry Wright
Billings
Coulson
Frontier Town
Elk- Villa
Anaconda
Aliles City
Condemnation Suit Filed By The Clearwater Line
Special Dispatch to the Standard Missouri July 2 In district court today the Clearwater Short Line Railway seeks right of way. Defendants named Ange vine and others. Also a contract suit claiming $1 060 for services in land sale. Mrs Thayer heirs involved. Local WCTU to attend a convention next month. Detection task noted yesterday.
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Missouri
Clearwater Short Line
Northern Pacific) Railway Company
Belug &. W. Angevine
Itr
Charles Ferguson
A. J. Beardstey
H.W. Peters
Deferiant
William Thayer
William Slever
Bro
John Smith
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ha Amma
Alain
Thaathan
Catalan rebellion sparks martial law in Barcelona
Amid rising uprisings in interior tribes, reports describe brutal disturbances around Pareto district. Gendarmes with sabers clash with rioters as barricades rise from wrecked railroad bridges. civilians flee to churches while a cavalry squadron charges. Martial law follows suspension of constitutional guarantees as regiments head to Barcelona.
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Barcelona
Pare Teto
St. Monica's
Ehurcd
Sion
Constitutional Guarantess An
jMeasure
Canto
Iamparcial
Government Suppression of News Details Reported
A dispatch from Madrid says censorship smothers details from Spain and Melilla. Rebels attack religious institutions while troops retreat to defensive positions amid a grim, unsettled situation.
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Londo
Daily Telegraph
Weiaerlit
Spain
Mellila
Madrid
Baredana
Ovary
Alfonso's Arrival Met by Wild Street Jeers and Retreat
The government works to minimize the crushing Spanish reverse at Afelilla and plans to send large contingents. Reports claim several regiments refused to advance, forcing officers to the front and contributing to a high mortality toll among officers.
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Alfonso
Afelilla
Two Hundred Spaniards Die In Fierce Battle At Melille
An official report from Melille dated July 28 describes a brutal engagement that killed and wounded over 200 Spanish personnel. General Pintos and two lieutenant colonels commanding naval contingents were among the dead, as Moors destroyed railroad links isolating الإسب post lines and a convoy under General Fintos fought to restore communications.
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Pintos
Fintos
Atttor
Bleachers of Flour Face Seizure of Product
Western millers warned by Secretary Wilson that federal inspectors would seize bleached flour. A letter to Stera Food Commissioner Burke said the government would not limit seizures to test cases and would continue actions to enforce bans.
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Wio
Stera Food Coramiasioner
Burke
Wilson
Afr
Supreme Court
Minera
Released from prison man drops dead in Livingston
Thomas Boyle, just freed from Deer Lodge penitentiary, collapses on Park Street at 6 o'clock. A Chicago telegram found on him reads ambiguous lines about a personal matter. The incident follows reports of other local tragedy in Middletown related to a separate accident.
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Boyle
Deer Lode
Park Street
Chicago
Ant
Frank
Voney
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