Trapper Killed by Giant Grizzly Near Yellowstone Battle
Joseph Duret, 60, died after a hand to hand fight with a huge grizzly on Slough Creek in Park County near Yellowstone. Rangers tracked the massive bear, found Duret mutilated, and buried him near the scene after the attack that followed a trap escape. His wife Jennie searched the hills as Roosevelt era trails echo in the park.
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Associated Press
Livingston
Mont
Joseph Duret
Slough Creek
Park County
Yellowsone National Park
Duret
Uret
Jennie
Horace M. Albright
Yellowstone Park
Theodore’ Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Bear
Prohibition Not Applicable To U S Ships At Sea
August A Busch declares the United States the biggest bootlegger. Shipping Board says Volstead Act and Eighteenth Amendment do not apply to ships outside three mile limit. A wine list from the steamer George Washington shows champagnes wines and moonshine whiskey priced aboard.
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U. S
August A. Busch
United States
Shipping Board
George Washington
United States Shipping Board
United States Lines
Cherbourg
France
Montana Democrats (Beef Steak) Dinner Boosts Stout Wheeler Bid
In Missoula 200 Montana Democrats held a beef steak dinner to boost Woodrow Wilson praise and attack the current administration. Speakers Tom Stout and Burton Wheeler argued Versailles treaty failure and Newberry seating harmed U S policy, contrasting Democratic achievements under Wilson with Republican promises. Wheeler urged unity to elect Stout to Washington.
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Associated Press
Missoula
Montana
Woodrow Wilson
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Tom Stout
Lewistown
Burton K. Wheeler
Butte
Stout
Senator Newberry
Republican Party
Europe
Thomas Jefferson
Wheeler
Assembly
Commencement at Montana State College Honors 1922 Class
Chancellor Elliott grants 78 bachelor of science degrees to the 1922 graduates at Montana State College in Bozeman. Bishop Carroll delivers the address urging diversified farming and pledging support for agricultural progress in Montana.
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Associated Press
Bozeman
Elliott
University of Montana
State College
John Carroll
Helena
Montana State College
State College Alumni Association
Montana
Bishop Carroll
Virgil
Fortunatos Nimium
Mine Owners Refuse Further Wage Talks in Anthracite Dispute
In New York on June 14, miners' representatives reject arbitration, ending wage scale talks. Operators call the process a failure, signaling a potential strike. Murray says maintenance workers may be mobilized. votes count June 22. scale committee to meet June 26 to decide on a strike and calling 150,000 to 175,000 miners.
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Associated Press
New York
Samuel D
Warriner
Phillip Murray
Murray
Wilkesbarre
Harding
Rigby Idaho Letter Praises Radio Broadcasts Across 200 Miles
A June 13 letter from Rigby Idaho writer George E Hill thanks Standard Radio Broadcasting in Butte Montana for enjoyable programs despite some signal fading and local static. He mentions installing two new amplifying sets and plans to spread listening to his household via a three stage loud speaker. He signs appreciation to the station.
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Rigby
Idaho
Anaconda Standard
Butte
Mont
Jefferson County
Henry Owen
Club of Commerce
George E. Hill
Flag Day Program Broadcast At Butte Station
A Standard station program honors Flag Day with Boy Scout Bud Golden delivering the oath over Station 7-FSL. Al Clark of Kiwanis and A B Cohen of Eagles spoke on duty and pensions, while Gene O Keefe shared travel stories and James Murphy sang. Bud Golden, a 13 merit badge Scout, led the oath.
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Bud Golden
Butte
al Clark
Butte Kiwanis Club
Anaconda Club
Clark
A. B. Cohen
Eagles
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Cohen
Gene O'Keefe
Billings
Los Angeles
Billings Ra
Thomas
Bud) Golden
John H. Golden
Bud
Movement of beef shipments from Big Hole to Pacific coast
The Union Pacific system reports the heaviest beef movement from the Big Hole to the Pacific coast in its history. Henry Coulam, general agent in Butte, stated the continued export trend yesterday.
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Union Pacific
Big Hole
Pacific Coast
Henry Coulam
Butte
Liquor Sales at Sea On Shipping Board Vessels Contested
Washington reports Chairman Lasker insists liquor sale on ships flying the American flag remains legal until a court or agency changes the ruling or until a new decision is issued. He cites General Counsel Schlesinger and reiterates he will not seek another opinion. The issue arose during talks with Adolphus Busch LIL and Attorney General Daugherty.
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A. D. Lasker
United States Shipping Board
Associated Press
Washington
Lasker
Adolphus Busch Lil
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company
St. Louis
Department of Justice
Frierson
Daugherty
Justice Galen testifies for former Montana warden in accounting suit
Helena report states Associate Justice Albert J. Galen of the Montana Supreme Court testified for former Montana penitentiary warden Frank Conley in a state suit for accounting. Galen, who served as attorney general 1905–1913, said Conley’s actions were authorized by the state board of prison commissioners.
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Associated Press
Helena
Albert J. Galen
State Supreme Court
Frank Conley
Montana
A. J. Horsky
Conley
J. F. O'Connor
Galen
United States
Liberia
Supreme Court
State Board of Prison Commissioners
Nation's Capital Chosen as Shrine Meeting Site Next Year
Washington D C was selected by the Imperial Council of the Mystic Shrine for its next gathering. James B McCandless of Honolulu was named imperial potentate, with Conrad W Dykeman succeeding him as imperial deputy potentate. Re-elected officers included William S Brown and Benjamin W Rowell. hospitals board trustees W Freeland Kendrick and Dr Oscar M Lanstrum.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Washington, D. C
Imperial Council of the Order of the Mystic Shrine
Shrine Hospitals
W. Freeland Kendrick
Philadelphia
Oscar M. Lanstrum
Helena
Mont
James 8. McCandless
Honolulu
Order
Grand Outer Guard
Barl Mills
Des Moines
John Fouche
Alhambra Temple
Chattanooga
Tenh
B. J Seoonover
Murat Temple
Indianapolis
Mills
Conrad W. Dykeman
Kismet Temple
Brooklyn
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Ovate College
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Livingston Man
Hills
Yellowstone Park Rangers
Congress
J. P. Carroll
D. D
Ida
Standard’s Radio Program
FSL
Charles P. Nevin
Peter Potter
Standard
Philipsburg
James Murphy
Radio
Scout Golden
Gonley Actions Justice Avers
Montana Supreme Court
Mecca
Helena Man
McCandless
Imperial Potentate
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