West Point Honor Man from Billings Joins Engineers Corps
Lieutenant Matheson of Billings, born January 3 1887, graduates West Point with honors and joins the engineers corps. His career at the academy included three honor stars and leadership as class president, with early schooling in public schools and a talent for journalism. He will spend a two year engineering training at Washington Barracks before serving in various engineer assignments, starting with a nine week leave in Billings. Seattle scene notes Pacific Northwest track meet results.
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AL Sneelal
Hittiings
Fiew
John Roy Douglas Matheson
West Polne
Billings
Hils
Wings
Cles
Matheson
Tental
Gporta
Chicago
United States
Kfeh
Uncle Sam
West Point
Yong Matheson
Eady
West
Matheson Hag
Engineers’ Corps
Army and Navy
Corps of Enineers
Secretary of War
Maxinerra
Carps of Engineers
Amy
Navy
Panamaanal
Connecion
Tnancidinte
Washington Wirraucks
Seacoast
Tani
Tingorinnt
Washington Barracks
Teave
Matheron
Could Not Sleep Nerves and Stomach Rescue Tale
A Atlantic City businessman recounts severe nerves and stomach illness five years ago. After failed doctors and European specialists, he credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with restoring health, sleep, and appetite. He urges others to use the product, citing a personal testimonial and a caution to buy only genuine sealed bottles.
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John Loiseau
Atlantic City
N. J
Duffy
Lolsecu
Agate
France
Germany
Seerae
Dutty
Jing
Canada
Tatty
Dutty Malt Whiskey Company
Rochester
N.Y
Ontana Liquor Co
Butte, Mont
MISS FLYNN TO LECTURE ON WORKER CONDITIONS
Miss Elizabeth Gurley Flynn announces a speaking tour to promote labor unity and better conditions for workers. She plans lectures in multiple cities, including Broadway theater events, with stops in Denver and Seattle, stressing industrial unionism and solidarity.
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Gurley Flynn
Hirst
Hpaekine
Seattle
Ecoust
Raat
Denver
Mini
Aisa
Flynn
Mother and Child Buried in Same Grave
A Dillon Presbyterian church ceremony will conduct the funeral for a mother and her infant, both laid to rest in a single grave after the mother died following a days-long illness. The infant’s burial followed the same burial plot, with local rancher families in attendance at the Jones ranch.
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Dilan
Vitley
Anak
Noel
Tee Jones Ranch
Arnall
Ieee
Pa. Maeti
Dillon Presbyterian
Miss Mills of Helena Popular at Wellesley
Wellesley Mass June 1 Among degree candidates Edith Mills of Helena Montana will receive her bachelor of arts degree with honors at convocation June 20.
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Helena
Wellesley
Specal
Mass
Wellesley College
le Mins
Edith Mins
Viclem
Mont
Ste
Honora
Wellauley
Mayors and Justice W Gaynor of New York Leader in Reform
W Gaynor the eminent jurist from Oneida County rose to prominence as a relentless foe of corruption. He built a national reputation by breaking rings with the reform party and led a campaign against a notorious Democratic election base. He served as a justice of the New York Supreme Court after 1893 nomination.
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W. Gaynor
Tip
New York
Marshall Held for Investigation in Robbery Case
Detectives state Marshall and Conroy were held after a series of alleged connections to a Sensiosen burglary and a later Seandio Wilson robbery. Authorities claim Marshall was financially destabilized recently and then seen spending money the day of the crime.
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Irtdas
Wits
Vig Reaves
My Cau
Mearphae
Gimes Larkin Oblin
Maule
Marstall
Spiel
Conbny
Joan Confe
Marshall
Conroy
Wile Ypeloh
Marshall la Marsried
Sprich
Marsh
Alleged Gamblers Released on Bonds In County Court
Several men linked to gambling activity were released on bonds after appearing before justices. Michael Dean, Leary Foley, Mike Storish, and Bozeck Vroavovich faced arraignment and pleas, with others scheduled to plead in forthcoming hearings. Barrett faces first degree charges with Mary Ghu as the complainant in Justice Egan’s court.
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Tao Dine
oMee
Heeday Atteymagn
Justice Enarls
Michael Ean
Leary Foley
Mike Storish
Bozeck
Vroavovich
Justice
Justice Egan
Man survives fall from moving train near Misouri
F A Townson, 68, employed at the Pylay Worden ranch two miles from Lyle, narrowly escaped death when he was thrown from a train. He struck a cattle guard, rolled, but remained conscious with a broken arm and sprained ankle. He was brought to a hospital in Misani and is resting easy tonight.
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Misgoula
F. A
Sonu
Pylay Worden Ranch
Lyle
Tawhgond
Missouri
Abel
Misaniin
Carringe
Tasensend
Montana
Csty
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Rice & Fulton
Business College
Columbia Gardens
Miss Flynn
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Tyra
Amd Meyer
Gilda
Praty Stefken
Hasnisizers Okie
Atratee
Soprototy
Dientana Pyoss Association
Butte
Optimo
Havana
Louise
Cohnco
Lewis Bros
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East Park Street
Lrescor
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Whey
Big 4 Tailoring Co
West Park Street
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