Miners Union Day Parade Marshals Butte Big Celebration
Butte prepares for the largest Miners Union Day celebration in memory with speakers including John H. Walker Adolph Germer and M M Donoghue. A daytime parade lines up along Main Street with divisions from Miners Union Hall to Mercury and Wyoming avenues, forming a major labor event across the United States.
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Butte
United States
United Mine Workers
Gantens
John H. Walker
Adolph Germer
United
Finlen
M. M. Donoghue
Montana’ Federation of
Main Street
Miners’ Union Hi
Miners’ Union Hall
Quartz Street
Montana State
Irish Volunteers
Fife and Drum
Legislation to Be Asked Against Killing Calves
Washington reports the chamber of commerce plans to urge Congress to enact laws prohibiting slaughter of male calves until age three and females until age six. They argue calf slaughter raises meat prices and endangers the U S meat supply, with testimony from physicians to support the stance as teams testify nationwide.
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Washington
Chamber of Commere
Congress
Argentina
Chamber
Ott
United States
Fire Destroys Regina E Association Main Building
A fire broke out early today in Regina Saskatchewan destroying the association building grand stand and several small structures. Loss is pegged at about 150000 dollars with authorities investigating the blaze.
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Regina
Saskarenewa
Regina E. Association
Belmonte Announces Candidacy for Governor Nomination
Belmonte formally announced his candidacy today for the Republican nomination for governor. He pledged reform and economic growth while stressing party unity and voter outreach in the upcoming race.
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Belmiont
Imminement events mark state college schedule
Immencement exercises will open with an address by Dr Cringhead or Professor Kent. Friday evening features the junior prom at Armory Hall. Sunday evening June 2 hosts the baccalaureate by Rev. Acoputchure, followed by the alumni association reunion and related exercises Monday evening.
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Cringhead
Kent
Armory Hall
Acoputchure
Young Woman Suffers Most Peculiar Injury
June 12. News from Sheridan Wye reports Miss Nova Moody in hospital after a bizarre accident in a department store. A mail-bag elastic cord attached to a basket snapped free as scissors pulled away, the cord slamming into her thigh and tearing the fabric. Doctors fear the wound may worsen but hope for recovery.
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Stes Nova Moody
Sheridan
Wye
Mise Moody
Mies
Wii
New Wheat Variety Yields High Emmer at 180 Bushels
Willings June 12 Pr c Bu rum of Worlan Wye the Burbank of the Northwest told Billings business men at a luncheon that on eight acres he raised an average of 180 bushels of emmer per acre and sold the grain for 10 a bushel for seeding. Another winter wheat yielded 72 bushels per acre sold at 1 a bushel for seeding. The facts illustrate seed selection and cultivation value per Professor Bufum.
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Willings
C. Burum
Worlan
Wye
Burbank
Northwest
Billings
Emmer
Buftum
Worland
Buffum
New Irrigation Plan for Rosebud County Near Hysham
Billings, June 12. Surveys and plans outline an irrigation project covering 7,500 acres near Hysham in Rosebud county. District commissioners authorize work, pumping Yellowstone River water via two lifts to reach a main ditch 65 feet and 120 feet above the river. The system uses two siphons to clear the rapid current, with electric power expected.
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Billings
Hysham
Hine
Rosebud
Yellowstone River
Boulder Storm Blackens City Electric Lines and Fires School
Boulder suffers a fierce electrical storm with torrential rain lashed last night. Lightning struck the public school building, starting fires that caused limited damage after prompt aid. Telephones and electric lines were crippled, with rural circuits hard hit, repair to restore service expected in a day or two. Several residents mentioned as visitors and locals marked a 25th wedding anniversary celebration at a ranch in the Upper Boulder valley with a luncheon and gifts.
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Boulder
Mttie
Central
Elton
Moulton
Alster
Nellie
Jefferson City
Jesse Mipley
Levon
Rea
Idaho
Lucy. Rohrer
Angus ‘Teskey
Richard A. Hammer
Boulder Valley
Anderleion Auncheon
Sil
Bidding for Lewistown Fire Truck Referred to Mayor and Aldermen
The Lewistown city bid for an auto fire truck is referred to Mayor W D Symmes Alderman T A Berkin and Fire Chief J C Webb for a report to the council Webb bids 5800 Hale 4000 White 6500 Seagraves 25983 American LaFrance 3800 for four cylinder or 6 ik Marcelin C Pernot sues Mary Pernot for divorce on desertion grounds married in 190s Margaret Martin seeks divorce from E L Martin married in Lewistown in 18% ground temperance Kathleen Lois sues regarding a year ago marriage in Lake City humane officer action restoring a child to Stapleton custody confirmed by Judge Roy Ayers funeral of Beaver Creek ta fatally injured held at high school gym class play Dandy Dick to be presented the next evening six cylinder ...
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Lewistown
W. D. Symmes
T.” A.” Berkin
J.C. Webb
Counel
Webb
Hale
White
Seagraves
Marcelin C. Pernot
Mary
Pernot
Margaret Martin
E. L. Martin
Temperance
Kathleen Lois
Lake City
Humane
J. J. Stapleton
Roy Ayers
Stapletons
Beaver Creek
Pinero
Delegates Invited to Swan Lake by Good Roads
Kalispell June 12 Delegates of Montana and surrounding conferences were invited to visit Swan Lake during the big good roads convention and the state automobile convention. Secretary aid arranged the invitation through Mr Kelley who hosted meals and hospitality with Mrs Kelley and Mr Swan lake noted as a premier Northwest water body near Kalispell. The Kelley party traveled by auto to the Flathead region then ferried across the lake on the Klondyke steamship with Senator Harry Gallwey and J Finlen among the attendees.
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Kalispell
Montana
Congress
Wigdow
Kelley
Big Good Roads
Swan Lake
Swan
Glacier National Park
Swanke River
Messrs
Evans
Flathead
Butte
Plathead Lake
Klondyke
Woods Bay
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Harry Gallwey
PO Cogini
J. Finlen
Former Butte Man Killed Near Whitehall
Lime Spur lime rock quarry twelve miles east of Whitehall saw the death of George Cornell when rock loosened by recent rains toppled onto him while he worked near a heavy load. He had only two weeks at the site after moving from Butte. The body was brought to Whitehall as relatives are sought.
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Lime Rock
Lime Spur
Cniles
George Cornell
Cornell
Imne Spur
Tutte
Heavy rains hit Helena with statewide rainfall record
Helena on June 12 recorded 0.98 inches in 12 hours, the state’s highest. Missoula saw 0.20 inches, Havre 0.10, with a trace at Billings and none at Kalispell. Rain continued this morning and was expected to move east toward the Milk River basin.
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Helena
Secton
Young
Missoula
Havre
Billings
Kalispell
Milk River
Whitehall Pro Baseball Plans For Home Games
R C Johnson Montana division superintendent inspected the Hutte line, rode a private car to Alder and back, while Whitehall manager Woll arranged three home ball games for Sundays starting next week. The highlight is a contest against the Continental Oil company team.
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Whitehall
R. C. Johnson
Montana
Hutte
Crop outlook favorable with bumper year expected
In the section the crop outlook is very favorable and likely to be a bumper year unless unforeseen issues arise. Much grain blown from the ground by hard winds will be offset by moisture and cool weather preserving untouched grain. New ground broken and substantial sowing of winter wheat oats spring wheat and spuds boost the outlook. Pipestone Construction reports at Delmoe park progress is rapid and favorable for early completion with cars of cement timber and other materials delivered for use.
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Bute
Boulder
Pipestone Construction Company
Delmoe Park
INDS CROPS IN GREAT SHAPE NEAR HEDGESVILLE
Meagerville reports crops exceptionally fine across the district after a 20 mile auto trip by J J Donald last week He praises Turkey Red stands south and northeast of Hedgesville and notes the overall field excellence He was in Harlowton Shawmut and Judith Gap over the weekend with favorable observations from those areas Sophia Thompson is named in another ruined line of a separate report.
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Meagerville
Hedgesville
J. J. Donald
Donald
Harlowton
Shawmut
Judith Gap
Mr. Donald
Moose Lodge opens summer with lively stag entertainment
A Moose Lodge No. 431 summer program drew a large forerunner class, hosting a stag show with Jimmy Young on bagpipes, Donald Stuart Highland dancing, Karl Cowhay Doser on piano, and Karl Goetz singing In Any Montana Town. Boxing acts by Pally Johns, Willie Leary, Rimmer Hanley, Frank Rice, and Spider Kelly entertained, with no decisions given as spectators judged the bouts.
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Jimmy Young
Jimmy
Donald Stuart
Amer
Lca
Jerry McCarthy
Karl Cowhay
Doser
Ea Ward Gill
Karl Goetz
Montana
Pally Johns
Teddy
Tom Hall
Willie Leary
Rimmer Hanley
Kelly
Keing
Questions and Answers in a Fragmented Ledger
A collection of Q A snippets covers outlets of Lake Champlain and canals to the Hudson Sorel Richelieu and St Lawrence questions about citizenship marriage name use and European recognition It lists a Pacific National League Butte club roster including manager Walter Wilmot and players Dowling Roach Bandelia Swindells Henry Sutfeld Mekev itt Kane and notes Montana marriage law and hunting season timing plus Fraser River flooding at Tete Jaune cache with rising water washing structures away and streets in use by boats
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Champlain Canal
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Sorel
Richelieu
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Q. Lam
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Russia
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Runkle
Sutfeld
Wilmot
McHale
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Kane
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de Hart
Congress
Inquest Finds Mrs Rose Lewis Died In Auto Crash
Coroner’s inquest into Mrs Rose Lewis death on West Park street last week found she died from injuries after an automobile driven by Ralph Steele struck and dragged her. Witnesses described two cars stationary at the crossing, with Steele’s vehicle veering and striking her as she crossed toward the curb. multiple witnesses testified, and three expert drivers supported the sidewalk pass as proper.
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Ralph Steele
Rose Lewis
West Park Street
W. L. Renick
West Park
A. T. Morgan
Morgan
Columbia Street
Renick
Park Street
Dra. Maginn
Movarony
Sam Barker Ir
Toby Bank
Simon Hank
M. G. Cohn
AT. Morgan
Willams
Auto Signar Sun
Wiliam A. Jackson
Atlornes
Helen Telden
Freda Pincus
Leiden
Tralph Steele
Sarah Kopald
Kenneth Johnston
Frank Brown
Lewis
Ralph ‘Steele
Steele
Lloyd Kaizer
Ralph
Cohnelty
Syrup of Figs advert promotes gentle bowel relief for children
An advertisement urges mothers to give Syrup of Figs for constipated children rather than harsh laxatives. It touts gentle cleansing of the stomach and bowels, ease for kids, and active liver function, claiming the product is made from figs and senna with a pleasant flavor.
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Osyrup of
Fige
Elixir of
California Fig Syrup Company
Witnesses Describe Trolley Signal At Crossing Incident
Loyd Kalzer testifies he was in the back seat as the westbound car neared the crossing. Chester Steele says the Jericho whistle was sounded loudly and three times. questions linger over a badly hurt woman.
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Maddox
Toole
Lewis
Loyd Kalzer
Chester “Steele
Jericho
Chester Steele
Steele
Second trial halted as juror disagreement foregoes case
The case against the co-defendant with President William M. Wood of the American Woolen Company in the dynamite planting incident will not be tried a second time. The jury reported a disagreement as to him and the district attorney pressed the case today.
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William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Nolice
Funeral notice for Samuel James Grant published
The remains of Samuel James Grant lie at the family residence. A funeral service will be held at Tears undertaking chapel with further details to be announced later.
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Samuel James Grant
Jaco Young
Funeral services for Mrs Tana Hendrickson set Sunday
The body of Mrs Tana Hendrickson, 32, will be taken Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock from Main Street to Waisi’s Undertaking Parlors for arrangements. Relatives’ instructions pending.
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Tana. Hendrickson
Walaasenkinsidertaking
Telatives
Funeral Red
Waisi
OYES Charles Noyes Hed Yesterday at the Fi
A fragmented line references Charles Noyes and a likely event or testimony from yesterday at the fi setting. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the name and a time marker suggest a local note or court-related mention without full context.
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Oyes
Charles Noyes
Funeral services announced for Danjavich at Granite Site
Danjavich aged L ed montus will be held at the family Granite site this afternoon at 2 o clock and will proceed to the Bervian church. White service mentioned in Mount Moriah Cemetery. ABRAHAMSON Funeral for the late Queat Abrahamson at Sherman Reed funeral chapel this afternoon at 2 o clock. Burials in Mountain View cemetery.
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Danjavich
Mount’ Moriah
Abrahamson
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