Fires rage in Western Montana forests as winds spread blazes
Missoula July 30. Three new fires on Flathead and Blackfeet forests spread rapidly under high winds. Lightning started a Flathead blaze on the south fork of the Flathead river covering 500 to 2000 acres. Crews increased to 75 with 78 more to follow, including allocations to Flathead Blackfeet and Clearwater forests.
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Missoula
Montana
Idaho
Flathead Forest
Blackfeet
Flathead
Flathead River
Great Northern Railway
Continental Divide
Blackfeet Forest
Fortune Re
Flathead’ Forest
Clearwater
Milwaukee officials push Three Forks to Yellowstone rail link debut
Milwaukee leaders gear up for the Three Forks Montana gateway to Yellowstone with an August 3 opening of the Three Forks to Yellowstone bus line. A large delegation travels from Chicago to Three Forks for ceremonies. events include a 40 piece orchestra, a noon dance, speeches by David Silver and others, and a grand pageant to celebrate electrification and faster Chicago to coast travel.
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Milwaukee
Three Forks
Montana
Yellowstone Park
HL. T. Barling
Re. Midateton
NA Myers
J.P. Bahl
T. A. J. Bouttieur
Tutte
Jefferson
Hutte
Tarrett
Aasturant
Murray
Wogan
H. “Rummel
J.P. Phelan
Three
Yes Park Connection
Barling
Milwaukes
Harlowton
Avery
Chicago
Ing Sala
Fugitive Sought in Publisher Mellett Murder Case
Authorities issue nationwide appeal for Patrick Eugene McDermott, a 28 year old ex convict and alleged bootlegger and gunman believed connected to the Canton publisher Don R. Mellett killing. Investigators stress McDermott’s capture as essential to identifying the shooters.
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Ora Slater
Patrick
Eugene McDermott
Don R. Mellett
Swartz
Joseph Roach
Chicago
Bowser
Bart W. Heaamer
McDermott
Canton
Veteran Iowa leader Albert Cummins dies of heart attack
Des Moines July 30 veteran political figure Senator Albert B Cummins died at his home at 4 30 pm from a heart attack He had been in good health recently and his death follows months of health concerns Surviving relatives include daughter a brother two grandsons and a great grandson The senator who represented Iowa Constitu ency 39 years had planned work on his autobiography and kept regular visits with friends until the end
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Town Statesman
Iowa
United States
Smith Hronkhareith
Asociaten
Des Moines
Albert B. Cummins
Thera
Senator Cummins
Fife
Frank “Kauffman
Neat
Lou McHenry
Theadore Grete
Des Moin
Erickson to Meet Governors in Park
Governor Erickson travels to Mammoth Hot Springs Yellowstone Park for talks with state officers and executives attending a governors conference in Cheyenne. He misses the Cheyenne meeting due to business and plans to address the Order of Vaan in Anaconda after park duties.
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Helena
Erickson
Mammoth Hot Springs
Yellowstone Park
Cheyenne
Park
Anasconda
Order of Vaan
Butte Celebrates Fourth of July Despite Costs
Butte’s grand midsummer patriot celebration ran July 1–6 under ex Mayor W H Davey as chair. The event cost 19622.32 with revenue from receipts around 8,889.46 and no surplus. volunteers performed chorus and parade acts, keeping expenditures in line with income.
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Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
W.H. Davey
Satcom
Mort of Thes
Clerk Park
Paria
Five Men Buried by Rock in Moffat Tunnel Cave‑In
Five men were buried under about a hundred tons of rock inside the western side of the Moffat railroad tunnel near James Peak. One man, John Adams, was rescued, while a sixth man died tonight. The accident happened two miles into the tunnel when roofing timbers failed. Rescue crews worked to reach the trapped workers amid debris and ongoing timbering efforts.
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Associated Press
Denver
Moffat
James’ Peak
Continental Divide
Rocky Mountains
Here
John Adams
Walrenbure
Adama
Walrenbur
Vatrick Caseway
W. T. Pierson
West Portal
Henry Ferguson
John’ Prose
Harteel Thompson
Fort Culling
Montana wool crop of finest quality reported
Bam Phil Dreident of the Central Truay company and pioneer sheepmen of Central Montana says the Montana wool crop this year is of the finest quality due to a mild winter. He began in Fergus county in 1880 and has run sheep there for 48 years. He notes light winter cold enhances wool quality while severe cold does not.
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Bam Phil Dreident
Truay
Coany
Montana
Phillips
Fergus County
Fluid Lends Air of Uncertainty to Man's Death
Mike O'Brien a 66 year old resident of 315 Webster Street was found dead in the lavatory of a soft drink parlor at 915 East Park Street about 8 pm. A greenish soapy liquid remained in a half pint flask near the body. Authorities, including Coroner Pat Holland and police, planned to have the liquid analyzed by a doctor. The case has prompted caution and further investigation.
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East Iark Street
Mike O'Brien
Webster Street
Pat Holland
Castor Oil Delivers Drubbing to Sheriff Candidate
At Raymond, 60 farmers restrained Oscar Collins former Sheridan county sheriff and congressional hopeful, forcing him to drink castor oil after a writ of assistance aimed to take possession of the Mecvin ranch land. Affidavits describe the confrontation tied to foreclosures by the Bileridan county mortgage companies and eastern creditors.
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Associated Press
Plenty Wood
Oscar Collins
Sheridan
Congress
Raymond
Prank P. Laiper
Mecvin
Grandrad
Collin
Tan
Bileridan
Mortemae
Minneapolis
Cles
Site committee visits Lewistown for normal school site survey
The Associated Brew reports a state committee surveying Lewistown as a candidate site for the new normal school. The group traveled from Roundup and is hosted by locals, attending a reception and hearing arguments supporting Lewistown. They plan to view several proposed sites tomorrow as part of the selection process.
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Lewistown
Normal School
Lundup
Lawlstown
Crowds Stone Ortega Ry Attorney General Close Church Annex
A mob in Mexico stones Oren and party near St Catherine. Officials move to seal church annexes as flames and whips frighten bystanders. Firemen redirect crowds. no injuries reported. General Daniel Anchor reportedly fatally wounded in a clash at Menger amid the unrest.
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Stone Ortegary
Mexico
Oren
St. Catherine
Nogales. Aris
Daniel Anchor
Menger
Mtextco
Pte
Thie
Mysterious McPherson Case Shifts to Camel Cottage
Reported sightings link Aimee Semple McPherson to a Lowell Arizona hotel visit on June 1. A new witness claimed the woman at the hotel June 18 was identified as McPherson and accompanied by another woman, with handwriting samples from the cottage to be examined.
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9 O Los Angels
Aimee Semple McPherson
Mexico
Arizona
Lowell, Arizona
Floods in Nilata Prefecture Cause Hundreds of Deaths
An Associated Press report says floods on Japan’s west coast have claimed between 200 and 400 victims. The Bhinane river breached embankments, washing away 200 places and 18 bridges, with relief work progressing amid the disaster.
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Nilata
Japan
Bhinane
Hee
Mexico Catholic Churches Closed As Regulation Takes Effect
In Mexico City thousands gathered at cathedrals and shrines including Our Lady of Guadalupe as new government rules began. Government agents sealed church buildings and offices while priests moved to complete religious services before closures.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Ourchy of Guadalupe
Department of Jus
Department of Jus Sce Inie
Sworahly
Neral
Arche Bishope
Mrs Hall Freed on Bond in Somerset Murder Case
Mrs Hall regained liberty tonight in an $18,000 bail after 49 hours in Somerset county jail on murder charges. The case involves her husband the Rev Edward Mali and the rector at St John s Episcopal church in New Brunswick. Governor Moore ordered an investigation. officials would not comment on the release or bond amount.
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Sommerville
Brunswick
Somerset County Hall
Edward Mali
St.’ John's Episcopal Church, In New Brunswick, and. Mrs.” Eleanor R. Bred
Moore
Point Pleasant
Bergen
Somerset County
Hall
The Revels of 26 to Feature Gorgeous Local Spectacle
The Standard previews The Revels of 26, a two hour ten minute revue by local amateurs in Butte. Director Lewie Lacey promises unmatched costumes and scenery with more than three times the pieces used in prior plays. The show aims to elevate local talent and offers a premiere for the community.
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Lewie Lacey
Hutte
Aire 10
Tteek
Lacey
Mn. Lacey
Margheta
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