Reverend Bennett Leaves Bozeman for Great Falls
The Rev G G Bennett rector of St James Bozeman departs with wife and two daughters and his mother to assume duties at the Great Falls Episcopal church. His three and a half year tenure strengthened church organization and civic charity work, earning him praise for sermons, leadership, and community influence.
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Bozeman
G. G. Hennett
Be Famer ‘Episcopal Church
Great Falls ‘Opal
Elizabeth
Virginie
Bennett
S.G. Bennetter
St. James Thhurch
Hazeman
Ine, ii
Icamnprstaens Ine Associated Charities
Young Woman Christian Association
Youngn Christian Association
Boremaan
I Benominations
Bal aka ee nets today torn svore vite with Pateaies
A fragmented report from Philipsburg News notes a summer session and a trial progression. Names such as Wallace and Weaver appear among defendants, with Scharnikow Witton and Brown representing parties. The case, tried previously and remanded, is set for retrial in district court and could take ten days to two weeks.
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Ungabars
Eagar P. Balaka
Pateaies
Aed Gelaer Ware
Uae
Ana
Geeta
Spetink
eeSuaruve
Wallace
Seneca
Tg Willam BS Wale
Aimee Weaver
Belinatettna Peter
Noid
Scharnikow & Witton
Deer Lodge
Wingtie Brown
Beane Peat
Sea
Inti
Ion Gee
Sever En Eerie
Tofay
Su |Fereme
Mack
Garrison News Highlights Local Life and Rail Work
June Harvey B Avery and others from Deer Lodge and Missoula visit Garrison. Northern Pacific and Western Union crews move telegraph lines east of town. Friction with authorities over unregistered automobiles prompts state official action on license numbers.
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Asrison
June Harvey B. Avery
Oak
Avery
Carrie Eeiinen
Joe Renter
Robert Wilcox
Butte
Garrison
Om Dal
Paol
Charlea Bb
Parker
Deer Lodge
Garvin
Vusiners
Biste
Pacino and
Westen Union
Gar Caer
Robinson trial opens with jury woes and prep
The Robinson trial begins today after jury selection exhausted. Defense led by three attorneys and local figures prepare as supporters attend. Sheriff brings Mark Foster as expected witness while town remains quiet and tense amid courtroom action.
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Enire
Hopetal
Robinson
Ccal
John Doran
Butte Mine Workers’ Union
Joan Sullivan
Arthur Daly
Henders I
Mark Foster
Butte
Rawinson
Robins
Alet
Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Tragedy and Graduation
A Dillon 18 month old child died after a Beach of Dillon accident when a team ran away throwing the child from a rig causing a skull fracture. Beaverhead County High School graduated seventeen seniors with Dr. M. Reynolds of the state university delivering a speech on The Spirit of Youth. Lewis Baker received a prison sentence for robbery in Lima. A Dillon city council special meeting was set to discuss street conditions and planned improvements, referencing South Pacific Street as a model.
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Dillon
Thouleson
Chris Olsen
Beaverhead County
Hgh School
CM. E. Teynolds
The
State University
J. B. Toan
George H. Featherly
Lewis Baker
Baker
Lima
Tess
South Pacific Street
Funeral services held for Mee W. H. Fills and Rudolf Michel
In Bozeman on June 4 funeral services were conducted at the family home. Mee W. H. Fills was laid to rest in Bozeman cemetery with pallbearers J H Hopking A E Westlake W S Matthew Mr Hughes and S X Cowan. Rudolf Michel’s funeral was led by Rev Whttamn Tiede of the German Lutheran Church with many friends attending and floral tributes noted as beautiful and plentiful.
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Teibates
Bozeman
JH. Hopking A. E
Westlake
WS. Matthew
Afr. Hughes
SX. Cowan
Sam Gibson
Rudolf Michel
Whttamn Tiede
Railroads Face Disinfecting Cost Dispute
Helena June 4 The Montana railroad commission disapproved new railroad schedules requiring shippers to pay for disinfecting cans used for livestock. The commission says carriers cannot shift such costs to shippers any more than for repairs. Carriers argue that live stock cars are in interstate commerce, claiming no state jurisdiction and plan to seek resolution in federal court.
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Helena
Montana Railroad
Cmminston
State Commission
Hina ‘Wi
Governor Presents Diplomas to Miners
Helena June 4 Seven graduates of the school of mines at Butte received diplomas from Governor Stewart. The graduates were Watson Aline Woodworth Sheedy Tener Gootali Hunt and others. President C H Bowman accompanied them and was introduced to the governor. Stewart urged them to rise in their professions and bring honor to the school and state.
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Schoi ‘of Mines
Havernor Stewart
Montana Agricultural Gains and Wool Sale Highlight Montana News
Montana advertising card shows agricultural progress with rising crop values from 190 to 1920s levels. Great Falls reports a 100000 pound wool clip sold at 28 cents to J H Ricker, part of the Armatron Sheep Co. sale, with aims for higher prices and regional records. A freak horse in Big Pimper draws notice. Wheat and other grain prices are listed by McCaull-Dinsmore Co. Helena.
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Helena
Montana
J. M Kennedy
Bureau of Publity
Great Falls
Harry Armatroni
J. H. Ricker
Mallowell
Jones
Donald
Boston
Armatrons Sheep Company
Kingsbury
Springdale
Willm Muir
Definite Answer Delay In German Notes Amid Lusitania Debate
Reported that the note to Emperor William was ready yet Germany would wait for Mey er Gerhard to arrive before replying. German officials expected two weeks for the envoy’s voyage and arrival. The draft note remains firm, not inviting discussion on Germanys points, and reiterates the May 12 statement that Lusitania was unarmed.
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William
Count von Bernstorff
Meyer Gerhard
Herlin
Gerhard Hae
Denmark
Germany
Lusitania
Envoy Reaches Steamship With Few Minutes Left
In New York on June 4 Meyer Gerehard, agent for Ambassador von Bernstorff, boarded the steamer United States for Copenhagen with official documents from Allied, American, German, and Austrian authorities. He registered under his own name, home listed as New York, and had war zone credentials aboard. The ship’s passenger list was screened to prevent delays from sensitive connections.
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New York
Meyer Gerehard
von Bernstorff
Herlin
United States
Copenhagen
Gerhard
Ealing
Great Britain
Russia
France
Waras Pa Walle
New York City
Sunday Dinners and Funeral Notices From a Fragile Page
Sunday Dinners describes imperial entertainment for 40 000 Ghebl soldiers in Avyssina with a lavish hall, European silver, and a dense crowd of dignitaries and high officials. Funeral notices include A J pater at Sherman Reeed chapel and St Patrick's Church with interment in Holy Cross cemetery, and Mrs Jone Handano at Morrison Avenue MM Ville with services at Holy Savior church and family plot interment.
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Avyssina
Ghebl Garrigon
Bader
A. J. Pater
Sherman, & Reeed
St. Patrick's Church
Mage
Holy Cross Cemetery
Trandono
Jone Handano
Faenen
Morrison “Avenue
MM Villeethis
Holy” Savior Church
Mass Meeting Called in Atlanta on June 6
Handbills circulated in Atlanta announce a mass meeting on Capitol grounds Saturday night June 6 for defending trial by jury and supporting Georgia’s Constitution. No one claimed responsibility for the flyer and authorities had not acted by deadline.
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Atlanta
Atelanta
Georgia
Funeral services for Goma Meconivel and Miner Allen Boquist
The funeral for the late Goma Meconivel is announced for Monday morning at nine oclock from Dugan's Undertaking Parlor, proceeding to Sacred Heart Church for the mass. The remains of Miner Allen Boquist, aged 29, lie at Axel Johnson’s residence at 78 South Arizona Street, with the funeral to be held at a later time.
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Goma Meconivel
Orelock
Dugan's
Senator prompts Wilson on end to war prison mistreatment
A senatorial figure asked President Wilson in a personal letter to Emperor Nicholas to end improper treatment of Russian civilian internees and prisoners of war. The Red Cross was to conduct the inspection, but delays occurred due to the emperor's absence. Petro Trad arrived today, brought by Tay Baker, the ambassador's private secretary.
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Saenador Hero
Wilson Aout
Nicholas
Feaucet
Ristriin civiMane
Aed
Ed Cross Tate
Petro Trad
Tay Baker
Marys
Western line fighting driven by artillery on the Western Front
London reports a communication from John French noting that fighting on the Western line has mainly involved artillery. On May 30 we seized buildings near a ruined chateau at Hooge and later faced heavy bombardment. We recaptured the position last night and expelled the enemy from a trench northeast of Givenchy, taking 48 prisoners. Our infantry could not hold trenches after daylight due to the persistent barrage.
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London
Afarahal
John French
Sava
Hooge
Givenchy
Tenches
Loss of fortress does not decide Galician campaign
London dispatches report mixed assessments from Petrograd on Praemyst as Russians retreat east of the fortress and the fortress itself yields only ruins. The Times notes the loss emphasizes the need for greater munitions and equipment, with Russian supply limits forcing continued defense.
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London
Petrograd
Morning Post
Przemyst
Praemyst
Times
Petrorad
Russian forces cut off Tabuan from Memel in Baltic advance
A Reuters dispatch from Petrograd reports Russian units operating south of Tabau sever the cay from Memel, depriving Germans of their base at Suddiv. Russians capture Pos Jangen in Courland and village Rutzan south of Liban, while approaching Mbau from the north, opening a potential outlet to the sea.
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London
Taban
Memel
Suddiv
Reuter
Petrograd
Pos Jangen
Baltic
Courland
Rutzan
Liban
Tussian
Mbau
Indiana progressives quit party in Ohio letter style note
Indianapolis June 4 At a progressive state central committee meeting Howard C Toner chairman and Paul J Haynes secretary resigned and announced they would affiliate with the Republican party L Ray Leatch chairman of the Sixth district committee also resigned reflecting a shift in party alignment.
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Indianapolis
Progressive State Central Committee
Howard C. Toner
Paul J. Haynes
Republican Party
L. Ray Leatch
Fragmentary wartime scene with wounded lieutenant survives assault
An incomplete report describes a lieutenant wounded during an assault yet continuing to rally his men. It mentions King Victor I and a pinned breast emblem as a notable moment in the engagement, with details left unresolved by the damaged text.
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Leutenant
Victor 1
German People Warned Not to Enthuse Too Much
London notes warn that a surge of European refugees and artists arriving in Britain could dilute the national character. The New York Dollar Magazine’s December 1848 issue cites concern over foreigners, potato economy, and cultural influences as experts debate immigration and national spirit. Paul Delaroche’s painting of Napoleon the Great is mentioned, alongside chemist A Sutchtweiler’s commentary on safeguarding the homeland from “potato mindedness.”
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Holden
Dollar Magazine
New York
Europe
Keare
Paul Dela Toche
Paris
Napoleon
A. Sutehweiter
Holland
Monsonge
Submarine Actions Reported Off Scottish Coast
A fragmentary World War II era report notes submarines near Fair Isle and off Stronsay in the Orkney Islands, allegedly shelling boats and sinking vessels. It mentions a Lowestoft trawler crew captured and a Swedish Lapland sinking near Peterhead with 19 men and four women landed. The distorted text also references movements near Gothenburg and Stockholm.
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Fair Isle
Scotland
Stronsay
Orkney Islands
London
Hivening
Lapland
Peterhead
Neab
Peter
Americ Named Dyer Found Dead In Monterey Street
ORK SLARN eredo Texas June 4 An Americ named Dyer said to have been a clerk in the United States consulate at Monterey Mexico was found dead Tuesday in a street in Monterey according to information reaching here details given
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Eredo
Texas
Americ
Dyer
United States
Monterey
Mexico
Acc
Foreign Ministers Agree No Independent Action in European War
In the House of Peers the budget committee heard Kato declare that Britain France Russia and Japan have agreed not to take independent action in any form regarding the European war.
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Tokio
Kato
House of Peers
Budget Committee
Great Britain
France
Russia
Japan
Alpine detachment captures Austrian position in Val Inferno
Rome reports a mountain unit seized an entrenched Austrian position in a ValInferno defile near Val Dagno. The achievement, noted by the Ministry of War, marks a significant alpine operation within the theater.
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Rome
Paris
Aim
Val Inferno
Val Dagno
Ministry of War
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