PATSY CLARK DIES AT HIS SPOKANE HOME
Patrick Clark renowned mining magnate associated with Marcus Daly and W A Clark died of heart failure in Spokane his long time home He lived a storied life spanning Ireland Canada and the United States with mining leadership in Coeur d Alene Butte and Spokane and held key roles in Tiger Poor Man Bullwhacker and Republic mines He was survived by three sons and three daughters and his widow Miss Mary Stack
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Spokane
Patrick Clark
Coeur -Alenes
Idaho
Nevada
Montana
Marcus Daly
W. A. Clark
Botts
Butte
Alice
Clark
Ireland
Minons
Murphy & Clark
Walkerville
Mary Stack
Mia
Harry Ric Éline
Patrick W. James B
John F. Clark
Coeur d'Alene
Republic
Washington
Local Big Timber Notes and Travel News
Big Timber items report J R Mirridlees Gideon and Colvin departing for Tdyingston then Yellowstone park to enter employment with Mrs J B Barbour and her company. City society notes list officers of the Woman's Christian group with Wilder Nutting as president and other roles to be filled. Also mentioned are John Esp returning from Lennep after his nephew Albert Branagan’s death by lightning on a ranch. The piece notes Ferra of Miles City visiting with D W Higbie and May Myres of Billings, a recent Bozeman college graduate.
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Big ‘Timber
J. R. Mirridlees
Red Gideon
Jack Colvin
Afi
Yellowstone Park
J. B. Barbour
Woman's Christi
Wilder Nutting
D. Claiborn
W. P. Franklin
F. Struthers
John Esp
Lennep
Su Sen
Albert Bran ‘Gan
Jacob Berg
Brick Branagan
Melville
Alexander Ferra
Miles City
Friy
Boulder
Metcalf
C. Romney
Salt Lake
Miss May Myres
Billings
D. W. Higbie
Myres
College
Boze
Local notes reflect ranching, transport, and travels in Gallatin area
Martin of the agricultural college and W B Harmon, noted Gallatin valley rancher, join a new venture with financiers from Minneapolis. W Beckley visits the East to promote a Brookyn project. Willis Dilts returns from Texas with crop optimism. Blair tours the world fair. Rost brothers win mail route contract via Woodworth. Rain breaks a two week drought but crops stay intact. A 19 year old niece arrives from Sheely Idaho unaccompanied. Mrs H P Hannisen visits Garnet from her home in town.
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Martin
Agricultural College
Ft Boreman
W. B. Harmon
Gallatin Valley
W. Beckley
Maxville
Twins
Willis Dilts
Ovando
Texas
Montana
Blair
Rost Brothers
HP. Hannisen
Garnet
T. D.mcphail
Whalen Held Up In Thompson Falls
Thompson Falls June 7 Patrick Whalen formerly a Butt resident now a local rancher was held up at dusk while lending a cow to pasture two men ordered him to raise his hands and pulled a gun he handed over $70 into the grass they searched for the money and fled Whalen could not identify his assailants later items mention Chautau plan for the coming season and various local committee appointments amid broader county news including post offices and a reservoir contract in Montana
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Thompson Falls
Patrick ‘Whalen
Butt
Whalen
Lavingston
Barton
Roland Kealeoe
Mésitherwood
D.A. Boyd
Chater Jamon
Leard
Tock
Walter House
Ana
G.B. Cotting
Hwan
Fred. C. Sumner
Park County
Sommer
Hovis
Yellowstone Club
Mra
Pierce
Mia
Nueai
Brady
Mise Ataude
Brown
Ime
Clube
Ave” Federation
Maude
Mira
Mra SC
Titarnates
Krieger
Niles
Washington
Montana
John P. Pagan
Corral Coulee
Blaine
Neitle Gerhard
Gerhard
Hattie R. Jackson
Taga
Chouteau County
Adam J. Suley
Suley
Fergus County
Jamies O'Conner
Dodson
Mont
Nelson Reservoir
South Canal
Burris
Missouri
Damien
Charges of mismanagement at university spark board hearing
Dr. Craighead faces serious charges amid faculty complaints about lax discipline and political pressure. Ryman accuses administration of coercion and favoritism as hearings unfold before the state board, with witnesses referencing Burris and forged letters.
Faculty Letter Plan Sparks University Debate
An account notes 16 outlining that faculty officials may draft letters to Mr. Hall if they agree on truthfulness. He denies coercion, says resignation would follow if the board sides against the faculty, and recalls Dr. Craighead’s discussions with instructors. Senator Dixon telephoned he is done with the university and will seek the governor’s intervention.
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Ioselp and Letens
Hall
Ryman
Dietrich
State Board
Gard
William Ferguson
Missoula
Mr. Hall
Hyman
Craighead
Dr. Craighead
Senator Dixon
Mr. Ryman
Comige
Notietes J
Hail Ald
Slow Progress 15 and Naval Incident Report
Continued coverage notes the sinking of the German armed merchantman Hermann von Wisnan in Lake Ny esa after ships from Sphixhaven encountered it. A Nice meeting between British and Italian finance ministers resolves to pool wartime resources, echoing joint naval support. riotous Buddhist demonstrations against Muslims in Ceylon are blamed on racial and commercial animosities by the governor.
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Mans
Sphixhaven
Nyesa
Hermann von’ Wisnan
Nice
Ceylon
German Forces Press West While Eastern Front Remains Tight
London reports German troops shifted from the east to the west while still holding Galicia. German and Austrian lines press toward Przemyśl, with encirclement efforts near Combers and Lemberg. Fighting continues in the Baltic region and near Libau with expected clashes at Mostaisk. Zeppelin raids prompt strong British air responses as Ghent confirms a downed airship.
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London
Theast
Galicia
Praemys
Stry
Lemberg
Praemysl
Combers
Prac Myst
Baltic
Windan
Libau
Petrograd
Riga
Mostaisk
Arras
England
Brussels
Ghent
German Squadron 18 Not Damaged in Baltic Reports
Berlin reports Copenhagen heard naval engagement sounds in the Baltic linked to a German squadron reconnaissance in the eastern Baltic. The Amur mine layer allegedly sunk, with German ships returning. Also mentions RFC/British actions along Harwich, Humber coast, and Hawin, plus a possible sinking of Russian warship YeneseL in the Gulf of Riga. Paris notes a French mine incident near Casablanca and casualties aboard a destroyer.
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Berlin
London
Copenhagen
Baltic
Amur
Petrograd
Gulf of Riga
Paris
Ministry of Marine
Casablanca
Aegean Sea
Goodfriend Players Take Opening Game In Anaconda
The Goodfriend champions beat the MacRae crew 9 to 7 in seven innings of poor baseball. Barich hit a first inning homer with his brother on base as Fred Barich led the winners with a four-bagger and two runs. Clucas pitched well for the victors while Johnson took the loss for MacRae after six and two thirds innings. The fray drew a large crowd and included a lively Anaconda band. Umpires were Finnegan and an assistant chief.
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MacRae Bunch
Anaconda
Johnson
Hill
Fred Barich
Spengler
Mt. Domitrovich
Horvath
Swanson
T. Domitrovich
Ann Gerson
Prank Batich
Dudack
Halloran
Fred Barieh
To. Barieh
Johnson Sohnson
Clucas
Jonneon
Frank Barich
Shilliday
MacRaes
Good Friends
Finnegan
Airman Destroys Flying Zeppelin In Belgium Skies
A British lieutenant in a monoplane broke free from a Zeppelins grip and landed behind German lines unhurt. He resumed flight toward the west as the duel over Belgian territory raised hopes of forcing the Zeppelin base eastward. Some reports mention two nun casualties.
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Warnford
Leutenant
Belgium
London
England
Zeppelin crew perished as giant airship struck earth
Reuters dispatch reports two nurses and two children killed along with others injured in the disaster. All versions agree the Zeppelin crew perished after the craft, more than a mile in the air, was struck and became a roaring torch upon impact.
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Reuter
Fas
Terrible scenes after Zeppelin fire near Ghent
June 2 early morning a British aircraft attacked a German Zeppelin over Ghent Belgium. The airship was brought down near the Grand Reguinage de Sainte Beth. The crash caused fires and panicked refugees including nuns and women. A rescuer perished with a child in his arms. The Zeppelin was among the largest seen in Belgium.
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Warneford
W Cain
Ghent
Grand Reguinage de Sainte Thebeth
Ielgium
Wich
el Amand
Belghum
Belggan
Idaho Trapper Tells How He Keeps Healthy
Daniel Sheehan, a fur trapper from Dubois, Idaho, faced harsh winters and open-country hardships. He credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with relieving severe stomach trouble after four doses, reporting better eating and no distress. The testimonial promises permanent help for stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments with a money-back guarantee.
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Daniel Sheehan
Dubois
Idaho
Miyr
Mayr
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Agt
Walker Bank
Salt Lake City
Southern Pacific
Kemp
Bolton
BERL
Anaconda News Goodfriend
Yerins
Macrap
Muppe
Jack Walsh
Reel Theater Cora
Phils Je Seit
Beecham
Beechaim
Boxer
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Morrisburg
Brumbaugh
Mall
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