Memorial 18 Observes Odd Fellows Memorial Day
Memorial services were held by the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs in Silver Bow county at the West Broadway hall for 1000 lodge members. John B. Davies led the ceremony with readings by M. A. Hewitt and a memorial address by Rev. James Edward Cod emphasizing immortality and the enduring soul.
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Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Silver Bow
West Broadway
Odd Fellow
John BP
Davies
M. A. Hewitt
Thomas Tippet
Willian
G. Moffet
Baward Willoughby
Fidelity Lodge
Co. B Edwards
J. J. Mayden
Henry Batherel
D. Morgan
Hubert Usman
W. F. Gruber
Ridgely Lodge
Frank Fillings
Joseph ‘Treery
W. J. Thomas
Washington Lodge
Percy Ts
Centerville
Old Fellowe’ Glee Club
James Edward Cod
Bribery Cases All to Go to Trial in Ohio
Columbus June 12 J C Mulder of Cleveland indicted for offering a bribe in connection with the loan shark bill appeared in common pleas court and bonded for 1005 dollars Judge Kinkead overruled motions to quash the indictments of Senators Andrews and Rodney G Clegie for soliciting money from detective S H Harrison. All those accused of soliciting bribes will now go to trial.
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Columbus
J. C. Mulder
Cleveland
Common Presy Court
Kinkead
Criminal Division
Common Pleas Court
Andrews
Rodney G. Clegie
S. H. Harrison
Aviation Day Echoes in Court as Town Pranks Unfold
Court sessions opened after a holiday with record inmates and extended proceedings. Fifteen drunken locals testified, two paid fines, and several neighbors clashed in a domestic disturbance on Woolman Street. An alleged peeping Tom, Ogle Garrison, was fined 45 dollars. A clerk described street drama, while others faced absences and minor charges. The piece mentions varied city happenings and a controversial salt-throwing plan.
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Palica Court
Inna Court
Ogle Garrison
Looher
Washington
Garrison
Sullivan
Booker
Corcoran
Hose Wiliams
Charles Murphy
POOSEPATUCH INDIANS ANCIENT TRIBAL POWWOW
Ernst Moriches New Jersey June 12 Morathan and families of Poosepatuoh Indians gather for the 939th annual reunion. The event recalls a religious festival and trading day when Long Island tribes and visitors from New England crossed Peostpatueh territory exchanging wampum for goods. The tribe’s current land was set aside in 1700 by William Smith.
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Ernst Moriches
N. J
Pageopatuch
Maltins
Longealand
New England
Peostpatueh
Willen Smith
Locust Plague Strikes Glony Point Mobs Scale
Reports from Glony Point New York describe a 6 million dollar preserve under siege by an army of 17 year locusts. Harri Mann pir and Vidlan xtven Latha stats fiat year by Mrs Starriman and other wealthy New Yorkers, the swarm moves through trees with coordinated energy, attacking tallige and loess underground.
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Glony Point
Harrimann
Starriman
Nelerthy
Rain of No Rain Crop Promises Record Harvest
Special dispatch from the Standard asgow reports Montana crops near perfect thanks to recent rains. Alfalfa is ready for harvest, oats wheat and other grains advance well. Locally, insects diminished as winged bugs vanish, feared as he nad bugs. A steady rain this afternoon should boost yields, with farmers planning extensive tree and fruit plantings.
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Montana
Slayer of three 19 captured in hills near Mica Peak
Spokane, June 12. William Byrd, charged with three murders, was captured today in foothills near Mica Peak after a three day search. He surrendered at a farmer’s house after leaving his rifle outside. A deputy unit secured the rifle and caught Byrd without resistance. He had fatally wounded John Manske and G. H. Wilpple in a suburb of the city Thursday. A quarrel over a woman is said to have sparked the gunfire.
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Spokane
Wash
Willian Byrd
Mica Peak
Byrd
Ite
John Manske
G. H. Wilpple
Tila City
Justice of the Peace
C. W. Weisner
Germans Flight Amid High Winds In National Circuit
At Magdeburg January 14 the national aviation circuit faced gusty winds. Born Koenige and Vy, Mruhier, each with a passenger, completed the leg toward Berit, while Otto Rechardt, Folly battseh, and Dr. Oacur Wittenstein descended to wait for evening. Four mechanics repair damaged craft as crews push to arrive before nine. Otto Lindpelnter is already on the scene after arriving yesterday.
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Magdeburg
Germany
Koenige
Mruhier
Berit
Otto Rechardt
Folly Battseh
Oacur Wittenstein
Pour
Otto Lindpelnter
Iving Araved
Ride on the bake at Clenrmont boat launch event
After sighting nari and birdmen attendees are invited to Clenrmont for rides in rowboats canoes and géyolina launch. Music by Dr Todd and Colotad entertainers set a festive mood near Jakes overlook public invitation.
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Nari
Clenrmont
Géyolina
Jakes
Missoula Plans Aviation Meet With Local Flyers
A Missoula aviation meet may be staged in the Garden City. If Ely cannot arrange, a local flyer with a machine from the East may entertain the public within a fortnight. A committee was formed to canvass subscriptions for a $1,000 purse to fund free evening exhibitions.
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Missoula
Hele Lodus
Garden City
Ely
Keith
Chamister of Commerce
Kellogs
George Briges
John AM
J. M
B. C. McClelland
South Bend
Ind
McClalland
McClelland
Chinaman Arrested With Opium Concealed on Waist
San Frantigos California reports Guateman inspector Wulow arrested Wong Suey a native Chinese in Chinatown with about $2,000 worth of opium concealed on his person. Forty ting were discovered around the young man’s waist beneath his jacket.
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San Frantigos
Tuna Foo Wong Suey
Chinatown
Cattlemen to Convene at San Antonio Fair
San Antonio Texas June 12 Secretary Tenry Taylor of the International Cattlemen's Association issued no call for a November meeting in San Antonio during the international fair. The association aims to standardize sanitary regulations among the United States Mexico and Canada.
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San Antonio
Texan
Tenry Tayloy
International Cuttmen's Association
Waay
Association
Amerie
United States
Mexico
Cinada
Alleged Lovatios Case Linked to Company Benefit
Government alleges the Lovatios acts were not for Agent Hunt’s benefit but for a company’s gain in violation of the land law of 1897. The claims extended to Alnuka and were consolidated under the law of 1968. Present lands applications were denied.
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Hunt
Alnuka
France refuses to consult powers on Moroccan status
Paris reports Franca ling noti fied the powers arguing the Algeciras position. France says it will not consult others yet will treat with Franco and asked Spain to explain Sama rinos occupation of new Moroccan territory and whether it plans permanent control.
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Paris
Omnday Dentin
Atatomant
Nore
Franca Ling
Algeciras
Spain
Geounadion
Mt Aralah
Morocco
France
Pati Franco
Twas Anid
Hag
Ahas
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