Government Clubs Meet in Helena
Montana good government conference gathers all state clubs in Helena Monday and Tuesday. Notables include Ms Jeannette Rankin as chair, Margaret Falconer of Philadelphia on vocational training for delinquent girls, L P Sanders of Butte on the National Voters League, and Miss Mary ONeill reporting on vocational schools. Delegates discuss child welfare, government effectiveness, and civic service with speeches, reports, and a Placer hotel luncheon toastmaster.
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Montana
Jeannette Rankin
Pro
Ite
Margaret Falconer
Philadelphia
Falconer
Glen Mills
Pennsylvania
Mee
L. P. Sanders
Butte
National Voters’ League
Mary O'Neill
Miss O'Neill
Margaret Rozsa
Placer Hotel
Belle Fligheman
Helena
Bertha Rosenberg
Lewistown
Jean Bishop
Dillon
L. Dmunds
Absarokee
Walls
Birthday Party Plans at Walkerville Church
Saturday evening event at Mount Bethel church Walkerville features choir led entertainment with solos recitations and duets. Visitors receive a birthday sack for offerings. Mass meeting set for June 12 at German Ball 215 North Main Street under the German American Independent Citizens League with speakers invited.
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Mount Bethel Church
Walkerville
Mount Bethel
William Hams
Myrtle ‘Oates
Archie Vigus
Hisie. Williams
Miss Richards
Beatrice Thomas
J. Williams
Geraldine Jewell
Main Street
Independent Citizens’ League
Buerger Verein
Carl Schwartz
Cure for Chronic Eczema Relief Proved by Soap Ointment
A caregiver reports a six month eczema outbreak on a child’s face and body. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment, two boxes, the rash cleared and skin healed. The note, signed by Therese Selo xy, requests a free 32 page Skin Book via mail from Cuticura Dept. TY Bowe World.
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Miss ‘Therese Seloxy
Cortland’ St
Ceago
Ces
Catieurm
Dept
Ty Bowe
Kehoe Sees Roosevelt Support Across South and East
County clerk Dave Kehoe returned from a four week trip to the East and South reporting broad Roosevelt backing in the White House race. He noted strong Southern support for Wilson too and described booming steel plants in Gary and South Chicago with no labor troubles. A vast June parade in Chicago drew over 100000 spectators as patriotism ran high.
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Dave Kehoe
Savanah
Asheville
N. C
United States
Teddy
Chicago
Kehoe
Roosevelt
Eli
South
Wilson
Gary
Tatiana Harbor
Ugg
Postponed action on school superintendent choice
The school board has not yet decided on the new superintendent. At last night’s meeting there was discussion of candidates under consideration and a request to postpone. The board will meet Friday afternoon to likely finalize the selection, with all board members expected to support a unanimous choice and hold the appointee accountable for results.
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Jon
Toy Family Fighters Face Assault Charge
Deputy County Attorney Dan Malloy filed a complaint in Justice Doran's court charging Mr. and Mrs. Sam Toy with assault in the third degree. The case cites neighbor Mrs. D. H. Villenew as the witness, alleging a June 1 quarrel where Mrs. Toy's husband joined in and kicked and beat Villenew, leaving her limping.
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Dan Malloy
Fragmentary domestic incident report fragments emerge
Readable lines describe a couple's dispute with injuries noted on her abdomen and right side showing bruising. The text hints at repeated assaults but lacks full details or outcomes. Strong entities include none beyond generic terms. context remains unclear.
Mooney and Brother Fined in Court for Interfering with Officer
James Mooney failed to persuade Judge Whitty yesterday in a case about hindering an officer during an arrest. Gerry Gerra fined Mooney ten dollars for interfering as the officer tried to place Mooney’s brother in a patrol wagon. Mooney claimed he was helping. The magistrate showed leniency to a moocher named John OConnor, warning him to quit begging or face jail. OConnor said exertion caused blood to rush to his head. he was released with a warning.
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James Mooney
Whitty
Testating
Gerra
Mooney
Gerry
John Oconnor
O'Connor
Bessing
Judge grants Lyons divorce after years of hardship
Judge Donlan granted Trude Lyons a divorce from Frank Lyons whom she married in 1902. She said he failed to provide, pressed her to earn her own living, and spent money she earned on his pleasures after she was hospitalised. Her attorney was Harry Meyer.
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Donlan
Gertrude Lyons
Frank Lyons
Rusband
Harry Meyer
Aviators Wipe Is Free Divorce Granted in London
Mrs. Claude Grahame-White formerly Miss Dorothy Taylor of New York was granted a divorce from aviator Grahame-White. The decree cites failure to comply with restitution of conjugal rights ordered last January. Grahame-White now a flight commander in the British air service.
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London
Claude Grahame-White
Dorothy ‘Taylor
New York
Grahame-White
Witness 5 in Jail as Jury Trial Delayed Over Homicide
In Virginia City the main witness William Merk is jailed on murder charges after a Friday shooting near Twin Bridges left James King dead and three bullets in King and Merk. The case surrounds a rent dispute over mining machinery tied to Otto Schultz and the Butte Machinery Company versus Bina y Gold Mining.
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Virginia City
Butte Machinery Company
Binay Gold Mining Company
Merk
Otto Schultz
King
Toreman
Butte
Silver Star
Ead
Broadway
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BE. M. Dean
Jan Hax Atwater
Harvey Colt
Die Timber
Mary ‘Tocher
Livi
Walkerville Church
Ernest Stam
Jace
Bles
Tn Ca
Mr. Kehoe
TOY Family Fighters
Venr
Jornation Yard
OF Merk
Wis
Weyman-Druton Company
Union Square
New York City
Holland
Bristol
A.C.M. Hardware House
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