Republicans Hold Conference in Helena Over Senate Candidacy
In Helena on June 6 a meeting of Republicans convened by Senator Favants of Rosebud county was held. Attendees remained reticent about the meeting’s purpose though Senator Edwards suggested it supported his bid for the U S Senate. The gathering included several state legislators with names linked to various counties and towns.
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Helena
Favants
Rosebud County
Edwards
United States
Wuard
Burlingame
Ca ‘Williams
Powell
Larson
Teton
Roberts
Line Eoin
Pishbeck
Sheridan
Anaconda
Pred L. Gibson
Live Angston
Hamilton News Highlights Officials Hearings and Local Happenings
June 6 Hamilton reports Clinton Pax of Darby on business with Game Warden Tom Evans attending to matters. The preliminary hearing in George Metcalf v Commissioners Ward and Tillman continued with a ruling on charging format, pleadings due Tuesday. Dodge Te Lee MacCulloch returns from Thompson Falls where court was held. Central echo building doors are being installed as needed repairs in the town's oldest school. County fair horse racing entries are expected to grow, per Secretary Torrence.
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Hamilton
Clinton Pax
Darby
Tom Evans
George Metcalf
Ward and
Tillman
Dodge
Lee MacCulloch
Thompson Falls
Torrence
Connick Arrested Near Monarch in Missoula Theft Case
Great Falls reports Terverene Connick aged M years was captured ten miles north of Monarch by a county deputy while working since last fall. He is wanted in Missoula on a charge of Norse theft. an officer will travel from Missoula tomorrow to return him for prosecution.
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Great Falls
Teverene Connick
Missoula
Monarch
Montana teacher pension law passes and enrollment mailings begin
Helen, June 5. The Bret move 20 put ito operation the law passed by the ladt Vertilature, providing for pensions for teachers has been taken. Blanks are being mailed to every teacher in Montana, which they are supposed to fill out and return. Every teacher in the state who was engaged in the profession March was the privilege of coming in under the law or declining.
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Helen
Ladt Vertilature
Montana
Billings Polytechnic Institute offers broad modern curriculum
A home school two miles from Billings invites youths over 14 with no entrance exams. Programs cover Collegiate, Academic, Agricultural, Engineering, Commerce, Manual Training, Normal, Domestic Science, Music, and Review courses. Students live in modern cottages and learn by hands on farm work under faculty supervision. Send for a catalog to LT Eaton, Educational Director, Polytechnic, Montana.
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Billings
Polytechnic
Ratalegue
LT. Eaton
Montana
State Federation of Women's Clubs Meet at Missoula
Missoula club with state program committee completed arrangements for a three day Montana State Federation of Women's Clubs meeting June 10 12 and 12 with Mrs Tylar B Thompson as president and delegates to hear Mrs Percy V Pennybacker address The Montana Good Government organization will meet next week and Mary Stewart dean of women at the university leads local arrangements.
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Missoula
Navier
RE Slomtana
Ren Faulomhien Eto Pold Te Acasiona
Eton
Ana Weaneatay
Tylar B. Thompson
Mmmites
Mise Minnie Spurgin
Mra J.A. Grant
Deer Lodker
Mra. M.A. Heyward
Hamilton
Percy V. Pennybacker
National Federation of Women's Clubs
State Board of Directors
Gona
Montana Good Government Organization
Montana
Sn. Max
Mise Mary Stewart
The
University
Bozeman News Compilation Reveals Local Travel and Water Update
Bozeman residents face temporary road closure as county workers replace a damaged bridge near Brides Canyon after heavy rains. Howard family returns from California with Mrs Garfield Norris. Backes and Wilson families visit, sharing notes on local ranch life and improving road conditions. May land records show 67 total cash receipts with 3 homestead actions and 2 relinquishments. local officials discuss exhibits and summer plans.
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Howard
Butte
Turing
California
B.A. Maynand
Garfield Norris
Boseman
Charles A. Backes
Hhe Ranch
Ear Wilson
Backes
Sam Wilson
Buffalo Horn
Gallatin Canyon
Uni Land Office
Bozeman
Mr. Hoffman
Coffeyville
San
Karst
Coll Spring
Canyon
Mr. High
Kathryn
Ballantyne
Hallantyne
Edith Brotherton
Brotherton
Detroit
Mich
Stine Archie Lovelace
Livingston
H.N. Lovelace
Boxeman
Jury Secures 12 for Henry Robinson Trial at Thompson Falls
Twelve jurors chosen at Sanders county courthouse in Thompson Falls for the Henry Robinson murder trial. Jurors include F Gustine Fred McCrea Clyde Austin W I Thompson J Frank F Kennedy W B Smith Ole Thompson John P Bly Frank Preston G W Lax. State and defense challenges totaled 11 with death penalty as major issue. evidence to be heard Monday after jurors studied past labor unrest and Robinson’s personal circumstances.
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Thompson Falls
Henry Rolton
Sanders County
Lewis
F. Gustine
Fred McCrea
Clyde Austin
Robinson
Jett
Ventremen
Bodten
Robingon
Muckle McDonald
Trad Jey
Alan
Thomas Munro
Belgrade News item highlights social notices and local travel
Belgrade News from June 5 reports a feature on a Woman's Christian Temperance group meeting held at a farmer’s home on South Broadway, with decor, prayers, and scripture. The column lists numerous residents visiting, leaving, or hosting over the week, including Mrs. George Clark, Maude Cook, and Mrs. J. J. Gallop, along with several trips to Butte, Bozeman, and California.
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Vieterade
Ratack
Stee
Wekremer
Ps Dietendertor
Sim W. AL Hough
Pol Call Wat
George ‘Clark
A. Ruerup
Siney
Sielaeiven
Whitenwet
Peelaxtell
Boxeman
Boneman Troy
Fermaron Tha
Ant
Mra” Nor Reese
Insen Dorn
Ade Beoratecher
B.A. Stefl Snowe
Tay
Prances Gilmon
Pelmary
Central Park
He McCullough
Caldwel Maat
Chiaren
Mira Eaward
Arley “Craver
Local Social Notes Mention Trips and Guests
A fragmentary social item notes Mrs W Te Muller of Central Park hosting a guest. Ethel Fodd of Salesville was a guest of Mine Glenn Gibson of Dry Creek. The feature highlights a trip planned by Mr and Mrs HL Lemon to visit their old Missouri home.
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W. Te Muller
Central Park
Ethel ‘Fodd
Salesville
Glenn Gibson
Dry Creek
Ome
HL Lemon
Missouri
Former Judge Poindexter Honored In Courtroom Gift
Judge Poindexter received a fine wine set from the bar association after being served with writs for contempt and arrested. County officials and bar members attended as Judge Clark and Attorney Hedwers oversaw proceedings. The scene featured Poindexter presented the gift in a conspicuous display before the bench.
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Poindexter
Bat Associaton
Clark
TH. G.hedwers
Tus
Stephesen
Mtorness
W. A. Clark
Mage Poindexter
Little Mildred Cain Victim Of Unusual Assault
Missoula June 6 Little Mildred Cain daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Cain was attacked by an unknown older girl while walking home from school near Willard building. She was beaten choked and stripped but not seriously injured. The assailant fled after leaving her clothes and warning her to go home. Mildred was found hysterical and aided by nearby residents before being returned home.
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Missoula
Mildred Cain
H. B. Cain
Cottonwood Street
Craer
Mildred
Willard Bullngs
Mr. Cain
Kise
Mitie
Sho
Belgrade Starts Half Million Electric Substation Project
Belgrade June 5 The foundation for a new half million dollar electric substation at Josephine and the two new bungalows is in and work will start immediately. The main building is expected to be completed by August. Sixteen masons have arrived to begin work. Camp Bide a Wee opened with a first day of events and baskets filled with food. Montana Power Co. has begun work on a night line across to Helena from Josephine. Mr Miller, foreman of the substation project, was a Butte visitor earlier this week.
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Belgrade
Josephine
Weis Masons
Montana Power Company
Helena
Miller
Brewing Company Loses Suit in Sheridan County
The Supreme Court today affirmed a district court ruling in Sheridan County in favor of Barney Aren in the Duluth Brewing Company suit. The case sought recovery of a balance alleged due for goods, tarnished the defendant.
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Helena
Sune
District Court of
Sheridan County
Th Duluth Brewing Company
Barney
Aren
Supreme Court
Koods
Rambling costs of marriages in Kamyshin district
Wives are still obtainedly purchased in parts of Russia. In Kamyshin on the Volga this is nearly the only means of marriage for many, with prices from eight to one hundred dollars, and higher sums in special cases. In villages the lowest price is about eight dollars.
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Rassia
Kamyshin
Volga
The Daily Fashion Hint Lace Frock and Silk Girdle Detail
A description highlights a white hand run thread lace frock with black net undersleeves and skirt flounce, a green silk girdle with bib and front cuffs, and a gold cord about the neck with tasselled ends as accessorized fashion notes.
Anaconda Tennis Club Looks To Intercity Doubles Series
Anaconda tennis enthusiasts flood two park courts as the Anaconda Tennis Association plans intercity games with Butte this year. Last summer featured lively matches between the two cities and a state tournament at Hunters Hot Springs in August. This season will miss C W Rogers who won last meet. Association officers include PM Halloran president, Dr A Falmer secretary treasurer, Dr G G Albright and Ci Simmaworth directors.
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eAnnaconda
Anaconda
Amociation
Butte
Citlen
Allo
St Phat
Anaconda Sociation
Halloran
A. Falmer
Treas Ters
G.G Albright
Ci Simmaworth
Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick Dies At Sixty
Mrs. Mary C. Fitzpatrick longtime city resident died last evening about seven at the family home 112 East Park born in 0 years ago and came here 19 years ago from Laramie Wyoming survived by husband Thomas P. Fitzpatrick and three sons Br of San Francisco and John Charles of this city four grandchildren and daughter Ke Dickson. She was active in church groups including St. Peter's Altar Society and the League of the Sacred Heart. The funeral will be held from St. Peter's church at a date to be announced. towers omitted per family request.
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Mary C. Fitzpatrick
East Park
Laramie
Wyclvets
Thomas P. Fitzpatrick
San Francisco
John Charles
Ke Dickson
Mra. Fitzpatrick
Thomas and
James
City
Marcia
Mary ‘Catherine
Clancy
Mra Fitzpatrick
St. Peter's Altar Society
League of the Sacred Heart
St. Peter's Church
Moose Consider Fourth Team in City League
In a recent baseball meeting the Red Men fund Iron Workers teams to open the city league season Tuesday evening weather permitting. The Young Men have withdrawn as most players belong to Commercial league outfits. Carpenters may enter the race. Moose reportedly considering fielding a team to join the schedule.
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Red Men
Iron Workers
The
Carpenters
Moose
Teague
Remains of Knudson Sent to Wisconsin City
The remains of Lawrence C. Knudson, who fatally wounded himself with a Winchester rifle last week, were sent to Tay, Wisconsin, accompanied by two sisters. The motive remains unclear, a note to his employer William Montgomery offered no reason. The Wisdom funeral suspended business for services.
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Lawrence C. Knudson
Wisdom
Tay
Wis
Wisconsin
Knudson
William Montgomery
The
Big Hole
Frank Dougherty Funeral Attended by Friends
A large number of sorrowing friends followed the remains of Frank Dougherty to the cemetery yesterday morning. The funeral was held at the residence of his brother Patrick Dougherty at 101 East Fourth Street with Te Deum high mass at 9 30 oclock at St Peter's church. Patrick Dougherty of Feeley and several relatives from Elston, with a number of Butte friends, were present. The pallbearers were Award McNicholas Patrick Kelly Michael Lacey John O'Donnell William Dougherty and John Banahan.
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Frank Dougherty
Patrick Dougherty
East Fourth Street
Teqilem
St. Peter's Church
Feeley
Elston
Butte
Mc Nicholas
Patrick Kelly
Michael Lacey
John O'Donnell
William Dougherty
John Banahan
Death of Andrew Johnson in Anaconda hospital
Andrew Johnson died after a brief pneumonia illness at St Anns hospital yesterday. A native of Norway born 33 years ago, he had lived in Anaconda three or four years and worked as a teamster and later as a surface worker at the Smelter. No relatives are known locally. efforts to locate surviving family are under way.
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Andrew Jpans
St. Ann's Hospital
Anaconda
Norway
Canada
Card of Thanks for Walter Albert burial
The family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness death and burial of beloved baby Walter Albert. They also acknowledge and are grateful for the floral tributes from Mr. and Mrs. Albert Selene and Family.
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Walter Albert
Albert Selene
Treasure State Band Plans First Summer Dance
The Treasure State band has completed arrangements for the first in a series of dances by the boys this summer. The event will be held Tuesday evening at Washoe park.
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Treasure State Band
Washoe Park
Dance night features 16 piece orchestra on the common
A dance program will be held with all the latest numbers performed by a 16 piece orchestra. The sand will give a concert in the band stand on the common at 7 30 o clock in the night of the dance.
Stuck Up the Players and Raked in the Pot
A poker game tale from Friday morning centers on T S Greer one of three black men arrested by Officers Donovan and Jews. Ed and Otto Mason alleged Greer robbed them of twenty three dollars and a watch. Greer says the others with a white man invited him to play. sensing foul play he drew a jack knife and exited with Mason’s watch after a bluff.
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T.S. Greer
Donovan
Otto Mason
Greer
Mason
Visitors tour Washoe smelter on special train trip
D. J. Jackling of Utah Copper and Charles Hayden of Hayden Stone with guests toured the Washoe smelter yesterday afternoon. The visitors rode down from Butte on a special train with Vice President C F Kelley and Manager John Glitie, then continued to Butte and planned to proceed to Great Falls.
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D. J. Jackling
Utah Copper Company
Charles Hayden
Hayden, Stone & Co
Inc
Washoe
Butte
C.F. Kelley
John Glitie
Great Fails
Duluth Visitor Joins City Family For Birth Notice
Joe La Morin of Duluth visits relatives in the city. Mr and Mrs EN Smith of 614 Maple are the parents of a girl born recently.
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Joe la Morin
Duluth
City
Mrs
EN. Smith
Maple
Fragmentary Names Map Across Cities in Montana and Beyond
A garbled OCR list links individuals and places across Montana cities such as Missoula Bozeman Butte and regions like Chicago Glasgow Peoria and Mexico Edwards. The fragment mentions names including Grieder Velter Thompson Duffy Robb Booher and Molcholr, with no clear event or outcome.
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B.C. Nutter
Woodworth
G. Grieder
Chicago
Rgun
Southern Cross
G. van Velter
C.F. Jackson
Glasgow
Herb Molcholr
Missoula
A. Paul Thompson
Bozeman
Frank Duffy
J.M. Robb
Peoria
Ill
Mrs. Booher
Mex. Edwards
Butte
Refugees crowd Vera Cruz as U S plans air and rail evacuation
Washington reports army transports Buford and Kilpatrick at Galveston will move to Vera Cruz to bring American and other refugees from Mexico City. British plans to evacuate by horseback and auto from Mexico City to Passuchay. Red Cross to ship relief supplies to hospitals in Mexico. About 5,000 refugees have arrived at Laredo from Monterey due to Governor Davilla’s order.
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Washington
Buford
Kilpatrick
Galveston
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
War Department
Wnter
Dar Uen
Mexico
Pashuchay
Texas
Monterey
Stonteres
Davilla
Weang
Evans
Signa
C. An Devol
American Red Cross
Rimorrow
Fort Sam Touston
Sonfer
Funston
Elie
Athens man convicted in third trial over bank failure
Athens Ga June 9 W Griffin a resident of the closed Athens Trust and Banking Co was found guilty by a jury in the superior court tonight on a felony indictment connected with the bank failure. Sentence was deferred. This was Griffin s third trial after guilty pleas and reversals on appeal. He has been jailed on the street for more than two years.
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Athens
W. Griffin
Athens Trust and Banking Company
Bentence
Grifin
Lynch elected finance chair of national Democratic Committee
Washington June 5 Frederick B Lynch of Minnesota was chosen chairman of the finance committee of the national Democratic Committee at a meeting with full membership present He will succeed A Mitchell Palmer of Pennsylvania who has been appointed to the United States Court of Claims and tendered his resignation.
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Washington
Frederick B. Lynch
Minnesota
National Democratic Committee
A. Mitchell. Palmer
Pennsylvania
United States Court of Claims
Airship Bombardment Hits English Coasts
Reports from London say hostile airships dropped bombs on the east and southeast coasts of England last night with little damage and few casualties. Bombs were dropped at several locations, though exact sites were not yet listed in an official statement released today.
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London
England
Old Theory Tau At Cairo University Debate
At University v El Azhar in Cairo students still study the Ptolemaic universe. The earth-centered model, once long disproved, remains a topic of discussion in this historic debate at the great Moslem university.
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V. el Azhar
Great
Churchill defends admiralty acts in Dundee
Winston Churchill arrived in Dundee to address constituents, defending admiralty actions and urging confident progress in the war. He emphasized vigilance, mobilization, and increased naval strength, warning of heavy Dardanelles losses but stressing national action and cabinet responsibility.
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Dundee
Scotland
Winston Spencer Churchill
Ford
Admiralty
Duchy of Lancaster
House of Commons
Great Beltain
Church
France
Sur Lontes
Forsee
Churchill
Paroled prisoner fires at crowd at Ferry Building
Francisco June 9 Arthur Browning a paroled Quentin inmate had only one day of freedom when he drew a revolver in a crowd at the Ferry building and began shooting. The weapon jammed after the first shell and Browning was overwhelmed by police. five years earlier he had been sentenced to 12 years for shooting and killing a woman. He offered no further explanation beyond I just felt I had to kill somebody.
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Francisco
Arthur Browning
Quentin Penitentiary
Ferry
Browning
Oday
Baptist Minister Protests Against Life For Frank
Atlanta reports Rev A C Hardley a Baptist minister led a gathering on state grounds protesting a proposed life sentence for Frank Leo. The group urged adherence to Georgia laws and court processes and adopted a resolution opposing outside interference with Georgia courts.
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Atlanta
A.C. Hardley
Georgia
Leo
Frank
Roosevelts Visit New Orleans Amid Recovery Reports
The report notes Mrs. Rooseveltyect accompanying Roosevelt IV during a late arrival in New Orleans. A colonel near recovery from injuries earned in a recent horseback ride at Oyster Bay, with officials describing progress toward full restoration.
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Velt
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