Flood Abates Np At Acai
The Ovewon Short Line and local telephony face service disruption after the Acai flood with lines down and underground systems affecting Butte and Helena area communications. Manager G K Armenong reported attempting repairs along the line toward Trntle while services to Dillon and nearby towns remain unreliable.
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Butte
G. K. Armenong
Tislent
Helena
Trntle
Severu Niles
Aamir
Helana
Great Falls
Boaxerman
Dillon
Amaconda
Deer Lodge
Distupt
Polots
Through the Northern Pacific Utop to Deer Lodge
John A Coleman and Gen Murphy rode a Washout trek from Spokane to Drummond and Deer Lodge. They faced crowded trains, river floods, and long delays as tracks flooded near Missoula and Bearmouth. They escaped by foot to Gar rison then Deer Lodge, witnessing wrecked line work and high water.
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John A. Coleman
Gen Murphy
Butte
Northern Pacific
Drummond
Spokane
Knights of Columbus
Missoula
Bearmouth
Mr. Coleman
Hell Gate
Burlington
Bullington
Tim
Murphy
Oll
Hom
Deer Lodge
Garrison
Atlock
Lie
Philingburg
Pather Landry
Pacife
Une
Montana
Coeur d'Alenes
Miesoula
Tere
Helena
Toosashia
Missoula Faces Record Flooding As Waters Recede
Missoula and surrounding areas saw high waters peak near midnight with the highest mark over the week, causing widespread damage to bridges, roads, railways, and property. Army engineers report progress as floodwaters move west toward Lake Pend d Oreille. relief hopes rise amid receding tide.
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Missoula
Garden City
Hleht
Pond d'Oreille
Lothron
Romulia
Dollien
Damaga
Bridgsa
Missoula Floods Cut Inland Passages and City Bridges
Impassable roads and severed rail links plague Missoula as the Missouri River tops records, destroying bridges, flooding streets, and forcing evacuations. The Inland passage, bridge damage, and power outages leave the city dark while strangers crowd hotels and trains attempt perilous routes to safety.
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Missoula Fe
Khown
Dave
Dridge Tx
Platform sets Roosevelt vision for nation and party action
The draft platform praises the Roosevelt administration for swift action ending depression, expanding forest conservation and river improvement, and supporting Panama Canal construction. It calls for antitrust clarity, labor injunction reform, national supervision of monopolies, continued navy buildup, and protection of civil liberties, with emphasis on Philippines, Cuba, and foreign trade.
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Mivelsuiupi
Panama Canal
Themag
Tabor
Ian
Philippines
Cuba
Cisha
United States
Rcent
Mfalrs
Congress
Goldiers
Arizona
New Mexico
Union
South America
Australie
Atleattan
High Waters Drive Kansans To Flee Their Homes
Heavy rains and rising rivers drive an exodus from North Topeka toward safer areas as government forecasts four to six feet more rise by Monday night. Urban rail lines halt, bridges fail, and trains are delayed while communities from Ottawa to Lincoln Center report flooding and the Republican and Smoky Hill rivers surge.
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North Topeka
Addi- Hon
She Kaw
Topolea Py
Tune
Wasun Bridge
Republican River
Smoky Hill
Union Pacific
Butlatlon
Manhattan
Ciltton
Conditions at Helena Improve with Sunshine
The flood situation in Helena eased as sunshine returned. Telegraph lines were restored and the Great Northern reported delays. a Northern Pacific passenger train faced a longer halt than expected, with officials indicating service may resume by Tuesday.
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Helena
Helene
Northern Pacific
Fragmentary nautical note about a distant historical voyage
A garbled OCR fragment references a vessel voyage to Queen Victoria era waters, noting a unique achievement and distant communication facilities in the mountains. The text is indecipherable but hints at a historical maritime event and a comparison to other ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Imernountain
Bell Telephone Company Lines Show Communication Gaps
A fragment notes the Bell Telephone lines yielding limited communication in the town, with emphasis on infrastructure issues rather than people. The text highlights the need for improved service and reliable lines for residents.
Incoherent Regional Telephone Notice Surfaces
Fragmentary OCR note complains there is no second means of communication in the region. It claims paying for Rocky Mountain Bell service yields a device that will weed your neckl...
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Rinky Mountain Bell Telephone
Rocky Mountain Bell
May Change Games In Spokane Baseball Schedule
President Lucas of the Northwestern league announced a shift in Spokane home games from May to the first week of July. The Montana city opening stand will extend to May, with a possible coast change. Spokane now hosts a July 4 series against Butte at home instead of Spokane.
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Spokane
Tine
Lucas
Northwestern League
Butte
Faith in Judiciary Urged by New York Republicans
A large number of prominent public figures sign a resolution in New York urging confidence in the judiciary and the American system of government. The letter is endorsed by members including Connellus Ny Bilas, James, Benjamin I, Trhey, Johnny W. Grigge, Judge Chris Aniteowa, Dr. Nicholas Mirny Titler, Judge Wallace, President Jawsen, and others from political and legal circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York
Connellus Ny
Mia
Joseph Hy Choate
Seven cruiser accident victims confirmed by death toll
June 7 report states the toll from the United States cruiser Tenessee boiler explosion has risen to seven after new deaths in Los Angeles and a burial planned at Harbor View cemetery. Military honors will accompany ceremonies for the fallen sailors as captains, officers, and crew escort the remains.
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Avena
S.masfield
Fiveman
Poughkenn
United States
Tenis
Carroll
Angeles Hospita
Los Angeles
Maxfield
Harbor View
O'Sluck
C. R. Howard
Obituary Notice for Thomas Whinbom Dm Ate
Thomas Whinbom of Mendarville Aled reportedly died yesterday afternoon at home. He was a member of the supreme losin of the ALO and Wend the Minors’ une fan. Funeral services will be held at Unity Methodist Church in Sendersville at 2 o clock.
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Thomas Whhklom
Mendarville
Yenra Ati
Supreme Losin
ALO
Une Fan
Tyre
Unity Methodist Church
Senders Vile
Hall Stands By Butte Tells Dug To Come On
Russ Hall stood by Butte asking Dug to come on for a Seattle series. He refused to pay transportation for the Buoe team, delaying travel due to weather and train limits. The Dilton ball club aimed to play Angondca but train service blocked travel. plans shifted to Bozeman then home after the postponed convention.
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Hall
Butte
Dug
Russ Hall
Montana
Dugdale
Buoe
Seattle
Law
Grecon Strait
Russ
Dale Wandike
W. W. Adams
Mark
Adama Ding
Seite
Siwashes
Tiny Dudley
The
Gartens
Chen
Dilton
Fe Butte
Angconda
Bozeman
Tar on Stove AFLAME in Nerlock Home
Tar on a kitchen stove ignited a fire at W. L. Pentreel’s home on West Toolman Street, Nerlock, damaging walls before firefighters halted it. The notice also expresses thanks for funeral support after the death of wife and mother, Mrs Tulla Abraham, 89, with funeral plans listed in Mondorville. Other notices include obituaries for C uineral march details for Thomas Whingom, 42, and a funeral service led by Rev Olver at Villey Methodist Episcopal Church.
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W. L. Pentreel
Fa? West tYoolman Street
Nerlock
Times
Tulla Abraham
Bites
C. Hersmann
West Park Strest
Thomas Whingom
Oelork P
Avenirs
Mondorville
Ay Olver
Villey
Enldcopal Church
Special offer to readers for six months advance subservition
A brief offer announces a six month advance subscription at a reduced rate with no fine or regulatory restrictions. The message emphasizes a 3 by 5 size easel and encourages immediate payment to secure the deal.
Pioneer resident Mrs Abraham dies in Butte
Mrs Julia Abraham, pioneer resident of Butte, Hud at the family residence 1 West Park Street at 6 o'clock last evening. She was 0 year of age. She is mourned by one daughter, Mr C Termann. The funeral will be held at one Carlie Vandenees tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock.
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Willand
Realliowee
Maryland Moeing
Tate
South Hutto Presbyterka Church
Ameinting
Chyrence
Alberta
Bart Park Nireat
Julia Abraham
Butte
West Park
C. Termann
Carlie
Woodmen edge Athletics in tense Butte City game
In a Columbia Gardens clash the Mader Woodmen topped the Athletics in a tight outing. Key players include Woodmen’s Thieries and Sundberg against Athletics Rogers and Straeder, boosting the Woodmen into a share of second in the pennant race.
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Mader Woodmen
Columbia Gardens
iWes& Thieries
Woodmen
Moit
Sundberg
Athletics
Rogers and Straeder
Thie Wielory
Tripp & Dragstedt
Electrica
Wonder
Tripp
Ima
Uheiti
Erinn & Dragster
Taniehl
Stealing Watch Leads to Arrests at Mug Saloon
Jal Sells and Pe Jones, both identified as robbers, were arrested after a $45 theft from A. J. Robinson at the Mug Saloon on Hast Park Street. Robinson, an elderly man, reported the loss. the watch remains unrecovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jal Sells
Pe Jones
A. J. Robinson
Hast Park Street
Tady
Robinson
Das
Butte Briefs on Mast Sighe Victory and Somber Play
The barwmeeler fr Butte Mast sighe rose above Satur day, closing in near the fair weather mark. The Theatrical Seelay captain Leonard Pearn led Connell pine to a win in the eleventh inning, as Jn Dore splyited cmiteata faced limited success. The whiners posted four hits while James delivery and Connell struggled against Wilenx on the dring Hie of tie tT, & Cc.
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Seelay
Leonard Pearn
Connell
Dore
Proresa
James
Cone Nell
Wilenx
Tie
Delegates Discuss Silver Bow Delegation At Boxeman Meeting
Delegates from Silver Bow meet at City Hall in Boxeman to plan for the state convention. Officials of the delegation and members of the county convention committee convene to coordinate possible Silver Bow representation for the national Denver convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxeman
Havens
Wariony
Denver
Uncertain OCR Item From Salt Lake City Listing
Fragmentary text references Salt Lake City and Return Rim, Oregon Short Ling dime, reserve berths at one, address No. 3 North Malin Street, and mentions Ruli Mont FD Wilson DF and PAL. Likely a damaged classified notice or listing with incomplete details.
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Tiekoinan
Oregon
Ling
Tullman
Ling City Tekel Oer
North
Malin Street
Ruli
Mont
Wilson, DF. & Pal
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Lyin
Wallin
al Auracy Bastion
North Main Street
Mowe Ling
Walthim
Nose Linz
Main Street
Muse Linz
Gregson Springs
NEW York Orchestra
Crispin
Anaconda
W. H. Nichols
Butte, Mont
West Granite St. Beil
Independent
Fred Dorr
New York Exchange
Chicago Board of Track
San Francisco
Crawn
Atlantic
Burton Stock Exchange
Welch & Harrington
Lutte Stow Exchange
Boston
Glasgow
Londonderry
Warner
Warnorn
Acai
Ovewon
Wale
Gauretsvintes
Tel
Bantta
Eleo
New West
Nak Lee
Ritter Naot
Ty Lana Cabin
Cedar Street
Ratiesnake Creek
Ratliesnake
Ben Serral
MiskoWla
Associated Press
Spo Kane
Ise
Honney
Inch
Stith
Roosevelt Mlch
Republican Party
Nexeo
OLD Reliable Piano House
Schubert
Kimball
Whitney
JT. & C. Pir
Hallet & Davis
Conway
Organs
Victor and Edison
Orton Bros
Butte, Montana
Momana
Idaho
Wah
Wyoming
We Chidren Dir
Thomas Whinbom
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
Otto C. Stoelker
Rome
Dagu
II Hamilton
Phate
Bel
Father Maortis
William Mckeon
Abraam
the Fair Drug and Assay Supply Co
Butte Briefs
CLLR
RIC AL Socla
Wit, Cate
Salt Lake City
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