Flames Destroy Large Elevator Near Glendive
Fire of unknown origin wiped out the Occident Elevator Co. facility a mile northwest of Glendive on Saturday night. Loss around 25000 dollars, largely insured. Fire began during an electrical storm. local and Northern Pacific units aided, with a bucket brigade saving the nearby Huston home. Rebuilding plans unknown.
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Glendive
Occident Elevator Company
Haskell
Yellowstone
Northern Pacific
Sidney
Huston
Suit of Lincoln County Against Harris Trust Bank
Judge H C Hall will hear Lincoln county suit against Harris Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago for 2400 dollars. The money was deposited in 1918 as a bid guarantee for 48000 dollars of Lincoln county high school bonds. Bank claims the bond election was illegal. Montana Supreme Court upheld legality. Trial moved due to Judge Thompson's disqualification at Chicago company request.
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Libby
H.C. Hall
Seventeenth Judicial Ais Friet
Montana
Glasgow
Lincoln County
Harris ‘Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Chicago
Montana Supreme Court
Hall
Thompson
Decker-Collins well delayed by storms and boiler trouble
In Lewistown news storms and boiler trouble delayed the Decker-Collins well as it drills through cap rock toward sands, amid hopes it may rival the Frantz No. 2. Local politics note Raymond Dockery's campaign for county attorney and a five cornered county seat race in Judith Basin with leaders Windham and Stanford. California sheep-shearing crew arrives, moving to Grass Range and then Phillips for the next operations.
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Lewistown
Decker-Collins
Raymond Dockery
Dockery
Levy
Vesle River
Argonne
Hert Heplogie
Gran Rouse
the Argonne
Replogie
Judith Basin
Windham
Stanford
Hobson
Geyser
West Gai Uuiea
Sapphire
Creek
Kolin
Benchlana
Oda
Etraw
Rebekahs
Montana
California
Grass Range
Spring Creek
Democrats Celebrate Helena Address by Miss Meredith
In Helena on June 13 Miss Elis d Meredith representing the Democratic National Committee women’s bureau spoke to a large audience of men and women. Mrs. H. L. Sherlock introduced Miss Meredith as Governor S. Y. Stewart gave a brief additional address.
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Helena
Elis d Meredith
Colorado
Women’s Bureau
Democratic Tional Committee
Meredith
H. L. Sherlock
Y. Stewart
Demonstration Aims to Cut High Costs at Yellowstone Lean Farm
Billings June 18. Yellow stone Lean farm women are being educated to run their own demonstration project with a bureau to attack high costs in a practical way by making all their own.
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Billings
Yellowstone
Course Lets Women Make Clothes at Low Cost
At a recent course, many women saved on dresses and hats fashioned during the period. Hats cost about $2, while ready made millinery would run $14 to $16. It is reported that Most women will keep making their own clothing, with additional courses planned in the county.
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Yunty
Three Forks News Death of Mrs Laura Aubrey in Three Forks
Mrs Laura Aubrey died at her family home after a lingering illness. She had lived in Idaho Falls most of her life and moved to Three Forks a year ago for health reasons. A son C D Seenhour arrived from Idaho Falls. Burial will be in Salt Lake City. She belonged to Rebekah lodge and Knights and Ladies of Security. Sister Mrs Placey resides in Three Forks. Max Goodsill visited to plan trail signage for Helena resorts and the Geyser to Glacier route. County agent R E Bodley led a farm bureau effort in Upper Madison with local members to organize a Gallatin farm bureau branch, aided by Mr. Fabrick.
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Three Forks
Laura Aubrey
Aubrey
Idaho Falls
Idaho
C.D. Seenhour
Salt Lake City
Order of Re
Helena
Broadwater
R. E. Bodley
Farm Bureau Organization
Upper Madison
Gallatin Farm Bureau
Fabrick
Social notes from Three Forks during a summer week
A long list of visits and gatherings in Three Forks Montana includes Mr. Mosher and Mr. Yeager from St. Paul addressing bankers meetings in Hunter's Hot Springs and Anaconda. Mrs. Avery hosts a pink and white bridge luncheon for twelve, plus numerous local visits, church events, and travels to Boise, Missoula, Great Falls, and Idaho points.
Weather forecast highlights for Rocky Mountain region
Washington reports the week ahead begins with generally fair and normal conditions across the Rocky Mountain region. Forecasts issued on June 13 suggest stable temperatures with no major storms expected, pointing to typical early summer weather for residents and travelers.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain Region
Pinchot Predicts New Party For Coming Campaign
A Chicago committee of forty eight led by Amos Pinchot says the Republican National Coalition has ignored major problems and will form a new party. The group says a platform and presidential candidate will be chosen at a July 10 convention in Chicago, aiming to represent Roosevelt Johnson and La Follette voters and be on ballots in every state.
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Chicago
Republican National Coalition
Committee of Forty-Eight Ns
Amos Pinchot
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Johnson
la Foliette
Republicans Push for Swift Suffrage Ratification
Delegates depart Chicago after nominations as national committee plans prompt action. A large women’s delegation intends to press Senator Harding for Republican support to ratify the thirty sixth state. The suffrage campaign continues amid calls for a new representation basis at future conventions.
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Harding
Republican Party
Vermont
Chicago
Washington
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Smoot
Johnson
California
War on Avlona Front and Russian Counter Revolution Rumors
Battle updates report cavalry actions with Polish gains against Bolshevists near Avlona. Paris dispatch notes persistent counter revolution rumors in Russia, but French officials have no confirmation. Moscow messages picked up by wireless are unintelligible and lack decipherable content.
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Paris
Russia
Moscow
Ruslan
Odessa Occupied by Ukrainian and Polish Forces
Ukrainian troops acting with Polish forces have occupied Odessa. A Havas dispatch from Constantinople cites reports from last Saturday confirming the occupation.
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Odessa
Paris
Havas
Constantinople
Counterfeit Money Circulating in Billings Warned
Police warn of counterfeit coins in Billings district with the spread of “Queer” $10 notes and several bad 25 cent pieces already turned up. The extent of circulation remains under study as authorities urge vigilance.
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The
Standard
Billings
Local births visits weddings and arrivals in Hamilton
Hamilton news reports a baby girl born at Hamilton hospital to Mr and Mrs Ben Ogg. Visitors include Mrs Don Anson and daughter Helen of Wisdom and Mrs C F Pride of Missoula. Mr and Mrs Arthur Baker return from Portland and will occupy the W J O’Brien home. Mrs Jennie Dietrich and Charles Wagner wed at the Lutheran church. The Irwins return from Wenatchee and will attend a sanitarian church event hosted by Charles Gerlach and Mrs F W Hoagland in Pine.
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Hamilton
Ben Ogg
Hamilton Hospital
Don Anson
Helen
Wisdom
C.F. Pride of
Missoula
J. C. Read
South Fourth Street
Arthur Baker
Portland
W. J. O'Brien
Third Street
Jennie Dietrich
Charles ‘Wagner
Lutheran Church
Wagner
Bitter Root
J. C. Irwin
Wenatchee
Charles Gerlach
F. W. Hoagland
Pine
Local notices and social updates from Missoula region
Many short items report travel plans and visits of residents, a Prescott Daniels wedding in Missoula, a sawmill move near Stevensville with resumption expected in August, a Catholic Ladies guild gathering, a ball game Eagles 8 Mercantile 7, and a Senator Myers European trip with daughter Mamie. Kathryn Jones leaves for Dillon summer school.
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John G. Leibel
John Carrigan
Eagles
Valley
Mercantile
Henry Myers
Europe
Mamie
Kathyrn Jones
Dillon
Transcontinental motorcycle trip near Seattle men
Wendell Berger of Billings Dewey Jessen of Mullen Idaho and John Rier of Spokane will finish a cross country motorcycle trip in Seattle within two weeks They arrived last night having bought their bikes in New York After Seattle they will ride homeward which ends the journey
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The
Standard
Billings
Seatle
Wendell Berger
Dewey Jessen
Mullen
Idaho
John Rier
Spokane
New York
Seattle
Alleged enforcement officers in action at Red Lodge
Two young men posing as prohibition inspectors entered several soft drink parlors and a bank basement in Red Lodge. They found no liquor. The impostors left, and authorities were alerted to warn citizens and report any individuals falsely claiming official status.
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The
Standard
Women plan fall campaign meeting in Billings
Republican women will meet Monday afternoon in Billings to decide plans for their fall political campaign. Mrs. T. A. Grigg of Butte, an officer of the Montana Federation of Women's Clubs, will address the group after the federation session concluded. Mrs. Grigg received high commendation for speeches at the federation meeting.
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Standard
Billings
T. A. Grigg
Butte
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
Drummond News Highlights Local Visits and Travel
Drummond June 13 reports Lyon and Catherine visiting the Lyon home, Thomas McCauley healing after surgery in Missoula. Miss Efe from Missoula spent five days with relatives. Miss Viola Geary from Helmville en route to Miss Ignatius. Mary Morrison and many locals travel to Missoula and Philipsburg, with Montreal guests joining a dinner party.
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Drummond
Lyon
Catherine
Ananda
Tye
Thomas McCauley
Missoula
Efe
Isters ‘Brothers
Ita
Viola Geary
Helmvitton
Hanbidge
Mires
Frank” Weatherford
Miscolla
Dingwall
Leona Sand” William Jr
New Chicago
D. Digwall
Montreal
Bessie Day
Great Walle
Viait
Filzabeth Lumery
Toould
State
Atea
Minor Vanderpool
Philipsburg
Vetcosn
Organize soccer league forms in Butte summer slate
Butte revival plan centers on a three team league with the Thistles Meaderville Red Roses and the Argyles to play a summer schedule at Lake Avoca Field. An American Legion entry is uncertain. talks with Anaconda and other former players continue. A follow up game is set for next Sunday amid preparations for officers and schedule.
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Butte
Yesteday
Lake Avoca
Butte ‘Thistles
Thistles
Meaderville Red Roses
Argyles
American Legion
Anaconda
Buttemen
Great Falls
Electrics
Labor Day
Temps Hopes Ultimate Peace Paris Nomination View
The Temps editorial from June 18 reports Warren G. Harding of Ohio nominated by the Republican Convention in Chicago. It cites the platform on the League of Nations and calls attention to the Hague jurists meeting to form a permanent international court with Elia Root attending as American delegate. It expresses hope the Hague meeting may basis U S cooperation to maintain world peace.
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Paris
The
Temps
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
United States
Chicago
League of Nations
International Commission of Jurists
the Hague
Court of International Justice
Elia Root
Hurone
Heat Wave in Chicago Brings Storm After Four Days
Chicago reports two more deaths from the heat, part of a seven total. A local thunderstorm cooled temperatures from a 90 degree high to 75, but officials warned the relief would be temporary as heat returned. Street disruptions and health warnings followed the brief relief amid the ongoing scorcher.
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Chicago
Britishers deny oil field control claims
New York June 13 London financiers claimed British interests held 39 percent of the world outside the United States. Thomas A. O'Donnell, president of the American Petroleum Institute, denied the assertion in a statement as he sailed for Europe to attend the international trade conference.
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New York
London
British Intata
United States
Thomas A. O'Donnell
American Petroleum Institute
Europe
Marie Driscoll visits Boulder en route home
Miss Marie Driscoll, former state institution instructor, stopped in Boulder Tuesday to visit Mrs. D. Mer rill on her way to Kalispell. She has taught in Salt Lake City this year and will teach another year. Mrs Robert Tait and her children of Whitehall spent the week with her parents Rev. and Mrs. Parker, a patient in St Johns hospital for 10 days. Principal A T Peterson and wife plan to move to Miles City soon. On Saturday.
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Boulder
Marie Driscoll
D. 8
Merrill
Kalispell
Salt Lake City
Utah
Robert Tait
Whitehall
Boulfier
Parker
St. John's Hospital
A.T. Peterson
Miles City
Satur
Local Social News From Boulder and Nearby
Tuesday evening the Dancing club hosted a cabaret party at Boulder springs in their honor. Thursday afternoon Mrs. George Pfaff entertained the Merry Twelve in Mrs. Peterson's honor. Mrs. J. A. Riedel hosted a house guest, Mrs. J. E. Wood of Helena. Miss Etta Miller left for Kentucky. Arthur Madsen family and Yvette Halford of Great Falls visited Boulder. Mrs. C. H. Wood of Helena saw her brother John P. Finerty. Mrs. Roy Quaintance returned from a Butte hospital with her mother. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kenly. George P. Lynch and Clover Hess were married in Butte. Mrs. S. F. Tuttle spent time in Helena with her son Claude.
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Boulder Springs
George Pfaff
Merry ‘Twelve Cit
Peterson
J. A. Riedel
J. E. Wood
Harlowton
Etta Miller
State School For Deaf and Blind
Kentucky
Lexington
Arthur Madsen
Clover Hess
Butte
F. Tuttle
Helena
Claude
Brief Congratulations From Hiram Johnson
Chicago June 18 Senator Hiram Johnson sent a telegram to Senator Harding before departing for Washington. The message read Congratulations to you HI JOHNSON. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson planned to return to California. Borah declined to comment but friends said he would not bolt the party and may take an active part in the campaign.
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Chicago
Washington
Hi- Tam Johnson
Harding
HI Johnson
Johnson
California
Borah
Vancouver Man Winner at Traps
Frank M. Troeh of Vancouver won the Pacific coast amateur championship at double targets in the breaking 47 of 50. His brother I B Troeh of Portland and Tom Barclay of Prescott tied for second with 42. Troeh won the shoot off. Abner Blair of Portland won the 18 yard championship with 99 of 100, Ralph W Kinser of Seattle second with 98, A R Johnson of Dewiston third with 97. One hundred ten shooters participated. the tournament runs through Wednesday. Mrs Doris Benson of Chicago was elected supreme president of Muphi Epsilon. Henry Amend was found guilty of second degree assault in Billings after claiming self defense.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Frank M. Troeh
Vancouver
To- Jay
I. B. Troeh
Portland
Tom Barclay
Prescott
Troeh
A. R. Johnson
Dewiston
G. H. Keller
Frank Troch
van Couver
F. D. Stoop
Kalispell
Mont
Keller
Hawkins for Treasurer Candidate Files Declaration
Helena June 13 R N Hawkins of Virginia City Madison County filed his declaration of intention to seek the Democratic nomination for the state treasurer post yesterday.
Montana Attorney Fleeing With Secretary of State Declares Candidacy
Helena June 13 An attorney from Butte Al Griffin has fled with the secretary of state his declaration of intention to run as a Republican candidate for representative in congress from Montana's First district.
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Helena
al Griffin
Butte
Montana
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Blodgett
Will Veach
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