Man Injured Jumping From Runaway Truck in City
T A Johnson a plasterer was thrown from a moving truck on Wyoming street. He sustained a deep scalp wound and other injuries but was not considered seriously hurt after treatment at St James hospital. The truck driver stopped near Blanchard creamery after gears disengaged and brakes failed. Johnson leaped from the running board warning pedestrians as the vehicle sped down the hill.
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Wyoming Street
T. A. Johnson
Blanchard Creamery
Johnson
Wyoming and
Silver Streets
St. James Hospital
House of David Sued for 200000 in Benton Harbor
The suit filed in circuit court seeks 200000 against the House of David colony in Benton Harbor Michigan. Plaintiffs Mr and Mrs Peter Johnson of St Joseph charge that Benjamin Purnell founder of the sect disgraced their daughter Lavina Johnson Hegner while she belonged to the colony. The petition alleges distress and seeks damages for alleged disgrace and injury to family.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
House of David
Peter Johnson
St. Joseph
Lavina Johnson Hegner
Johnson
Benjamin Purnell
County Books Under Review by State Examiners
State Examiner Larson’s office began annual examination of Silver Bow county books one day after taking office. Deputy examiners will inspect treasurer records, with additional staff joining today. A $24,000 shortage in predecessor H A McIntyre’s accounts is being checked, with potential recovery from the bonding company.
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Larson
Lutte
Laurson
Silver Bow County
A. J. Williamson
A. L. Ritt
Deputien
F. BE. Williame
J. A. Pankine
James J. Brett
H.A. McIntyre
Setion
County Officers Prepare 1926 Budget Figures
Silver Bow county commissioners start compiling the 1926 budget on June 10 with expense blanks sent to every office. Filing due June 16. Potential savings in district courts and clerk of court operations may reduce the overall budget. Assessments due July third Monday. board of equalization meets for several days. Tax levy announced August 10 to cover forecasted costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
J. F. Driscoll
Board of Equalization
Woman Detained on Narcotic Count in Silver Bow
Mabel Harris was arrested by Deputy Sheriff John Duggan in a rooming house on South Arizona street and held at the county jail pending charges. She possessed cocaine and morphine, the deputy said, the first arrest for narcotics under the new law in Silver Bow County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Harris
John Duggan
Arizona Street
Harris
Silver Bow
Larceny Charges Set for Hearing Against Randolph Rose
Grand larceny charges pending against Randolph Rose for alleged auto theft will be heard next week before Justice of the Peace Lewis. The case was continued as key state witnesses failed to appear. Disturbing the peace charges against Abe Warwick were dismissed after his wife Ethel Warwick failed to testify.
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Randolph Rose
Justice of the Peace
Lewis
Abe Warwick
Ethel Warwick
Children Hurt in Home Mishap At California Avenue
Betty Denning 7 daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Denning 927 California avenue had her right hand fingers mashed yesterday while playing with a wringer at home. Dr George Routledge treated her at Murray hospital. Buddy Pressier 9 of 814 Emma street cut lip from falling on a knife at pies and also treated at Murray hospital.
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Betty Denning
C. W. Denning
California Avenue
Murray Hospital
George Routledge
Buddy Pressier
Emma Street
Murray Ospital
Walkerville Players Present Mother o Mine at Unity
Walkerville Methodist church members perform a three act drama Mother o Mine at Unity Methodist church Meaderville on Thursday night at 8 o'clock under the Epworth league. Cast includes Cynthia Whitcomb Mrs Harris Miranda Peansley and others with Robert Logan and Roland Stanley providing songs and violin selections. Refreshments follow served by the Unity Ladies Aid society.
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Mother O' Mine
Walkerville
Unity Methodist Church
Meaderville
Unity Methodist Epworth League
Cynthia Whitcomb
Harris
Miranda Peansley
Mother O’ Mine
Martin Richards
Martha Tisdale
Mitchell
Opening Day Set for Montana State Fair
Lewis Penwell of Helena elected president of the fair board for 1925 with Thomas Herrin as vice president. William G. Ferguson named secretary and manager. Sept 6–9 scheduled with nightly shows and fireworks. Montana Legion to run the queen contest with participation expected from all 56 counties.
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Associated Press
Helena
Lewis Penwell
State Fair Association
Thomas Herrin
Lewis and Clark County Farm Bureau
Potato Growers Association of Montana
William G. Ferguson
Helena Commercial Club
Knights of Labor
Queen of Montana
Montana Department of the American Legion
Roosevelts Reach Leh in Central Asia Expedition
Col. Theodore and Kermit Roosevelt leading the James Simpson Field Museum expedition have arrived safely at Leh in the Indus valley and plan to proceed toward Kashgar in Eastern Turkestan. The dispatches report the party members are well.
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Roosevelts
Leh
Simla
India
Col. Theodore and
Kermit Roosevelt
James Simpson-Field Museum of Chicago
Central Asia
Indus
Kashgar
Turkestan
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Miss Odd
Poiret
Poiret Sheen
Fur Borders
Bolivia
Vaul Ts
New York
The
Milan
Panama
DR. Caldwell
Pepsin Syrup Co
Long Beach
Picadilly
Symons Dry Goods Co
Sandard
Republic Union
Wright
UNION
Hanes Athletic Union
B. V. D. Union
Munsingwear Union
Ecru
Balbriggan Union
Yale Brand Union
Los Angeles
Butte
Theepe
Salt Lake City
Union Pacific
Henry Coulam
Cate Bidg
E. Wilder
Conceiaated Ticket Office
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