Federal Grand Jury at Work in Helena
Helena June 15 Jury impaneled with W J McHalle as foreman and 23 members named from Helena and nearby towns. District attorney questioned veniremen about impartiality. George Gordon denied any bias and claimed Montana residence 26 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Grand Jury
Helena
W. J. McHalle
James Foley
George Gordon
J. Startin
Co . Merritt
TB. Miller
W. A. Moore
R. Nicholson
D. A. Redding
LM. Rheim
John Palmer
Frank Pecks
Br Prekete
G. Stubs
Helens
B.C. Simmons
Valley
D. G. Knotts
Poulder
Capito
Itn
Alderson
Venireman
Tcou
Gordon
Galen Meconnen
Mr. Wheeler
Mr. Gordon
Wheeler
Mr. Alderson
Mr. Hae
Putte
Montana
Four Missoula Residents on Bear Safe after Sinking
Four Missoula people were aboard the Bear when it foundered off the Equitornia coast. David J. Whaley reported his son Albert G. Whaley landed safely at Eureka. Warham M. Noble and his son were not reachable. Noble had travel plans to San Francisco. Daniel L. Maloney, brother of John L. Maloney of Missoula Mercantile, was also aboard but not mentioned in today’s dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Equitornia
David J. Whaley
Eureka
Young Whaley
Warham M. Noble
San Francisco
Young Noble
Young Warham
Noble
Hamilton
HS. Huey
Foat
Daniel L. Maloney
John L. Maloney
Dillon Horse Sale Opens Amid Record Buyers Crowd
Dillon hosts the annual spring horse sale at the stock yards drawing the largest buyer turnout yet. A notable local wedding connected to the community occurred at the Thomas home with Esther Thomas wed to Sam Hi Gnagey, witnessed by family and friends. The groom, a longtime science supervisor at the high school, is connected to the State Association of Graduate Nurses, which met in session naming officers headed by Mrs Iva Clit Benson. An invitation to hold next year’s meeting at Glacier Park was received but not acted on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Siuetioneer
C. P
Dilton
Gnngey
State Association of Graduate Nurses
Iva Clit Benson
Fromber
L. J. van Lovane Te Helena
M. Boyle
Butte
Mary ‘Denny
G Falls
Augusts Arias
Great Falls
Mary: Piatt
Hhr
Glacier ‘Park
State Women's Clubs Elect Their Officers
Herena June 18 The sessions of the stontane Federation of Women's C ay were devoted to the reading Committee reports and discussions recommendation. The nominal Committee presented the names of the following candidates of offices to be ruled. First vice president Mes W Therham of Glendive, recording secretary Mee Cary of Missoula, auditor Sire FF Bossnot of Havre. District presidents were nominated as fellow District No 2 Mra McCullough of Hamilton No 4 Mra Soldier of Hose man No 6 Mrs Ward Nye of Willing. Morning reports noted by Sra E B Welrick of Butte spoke on state charity reform institutions. Afternoon Chancellor Riliott of the University of Montana spoke. Helena June 15 Nine young men have announced intent to take West Point examination Saturday by Senator naminations at Havre Great Falls Lewistown Columbus Missoula and Twinbridges under county superintendents and Walter Shobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herena
Stontane Federation of Women's Cay
Mes W. Therham
Glendive
Recordin
Mee. Cary
Missoula
Sire FF. Bossnot
Havre
Mra McCullough
Hamilton
Soldier
Hoseman
Ward Nye
Willing
Sra
E.B. Welrick
Butte
State Board of Charity and Reform
Soldiers Home
Ailes City
Hospital For the
Union
Houlder
Orphans’ Home
Riliott
University of Montana
Conservatory Shrine Temple
Montana Club
Helena
West Point
Naminations
Great Fale
Lewistown
Columbus
Twinridges
Walter Shobe
Gambling raids net fines in Great Falls district
In Great Falls Montana authorities collected 1200 in fines after gambling raids by city and county officials. Four men charged with gambling pled guilty in court and paid 200 each. Fire chief James E Jewell remains suspended awaiting a hearing on June 23 for liquor and apparatus abuse. Drugs inquiry reveals widespread opium cocaine and morphine prescriptions issued by local doctors and filled at several drug stores, indicating the city as a distribution center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reat Falls
Putle SH
James E. Jewell
A. J. Fousek
United States
Attor
J .Hl Hascall
Tris
Lewistown Elks Flag Day Program Draws Big Crowd
Lewistown June 15 The Flag Day celebration at the Elks hall drew a large audience after a trumpet corps parade. AW TL Smith gave the main address on Our Plus Pride of the Nation Hope of the World amid widespread flag displays. Judge Roy E Ayers granted Laws ence Barrett a divorce from Maud Barrett, custody awarded to the mother. A spotted fever case traced to a tick was reported by City Health Officer Wallin, the first in Fergus county. IEG Morrigan of Sheridan and Miss Wilhelmina Wilber of Minnesota wed in Lewistown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
The
Elks
Elks’ Hall
Trumpet Corps
TL Smith
Roy E. Ayers
Lawsence Barrett
Maud Barrett
Chicago
City Health
Oficer
Wallin
Wrethern
Fergus County
Ieg
Morrigan
Sheridan
Mont
Wilhelmina Wilber
Minnesota
Hamilton News Highlights Local Travel and Club News
June 15 Hamilton brief notes show F D Nichole traveling to Minneapolis to check on property interests at Darby, Mrs F L Farmer departing to Belfield and Duluth after a visit with Mrs J McGonigle, and Charles P Hart visiting from Darby. Rev George A White will preach at Connor Presbyterian Church, Dred K Squires and Mrs J C Conkey attend professional and federation events, with Mrs Conkey traveling to Helena as a federation delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dred. K. Squires
Darby
J.C. Conkey
Helena
Hamilton Woman's Club
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Sania
Butterfield Family Visit and Local Political Move
Saturday visit by Mrs Butterfield and her son Claude, with Mr and Mrs A Butterfield arriving from York Nebraska to visit son G and Charles Butterfield. They plan to travel to Beattie and Salt Lake. Paul Lear of Corvallis announces intent to run for county treasurer on the Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
A. Butterfield
York
Neb
Charles Butterfield
Beattie
Salt Lake
Aul Lear
Corvallis
Grand Jury Sessions And Flag Day Parade At Hazeman
The Bozeman News notes the grand jury session dates June 8 and 20 for Tilman county residents to file complaints about known wrongdoings. A Country Church institute at Hazeman Church featured Dr. Batten and Prof Cobleigh with lectures on social problems and farm water supply. A large Flag Day parade along East Main Street to the college campus, led by Nelson Story Jr., marked the day as a major patriotic event with mass participation and martial music by the Commercial Club band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowman
Ths
Mike Langohr
Towman
Belgrade Citzens
Taint
Manhattan
Country Church’ Institute
Christa Church
Hazeman
Zane Batten
Philadelphia
AL Cobleigh
John
Minneapolis
Batten
M. B. McNutt
New
Gahiatin County
East Mainstreme
Nelson Story Jr
Prince Yueo Teen Death in Turkish Court Mystery
A Turkish prince of the Ottoman line, Yueo Teen, died by self-inflicted wound after an episode of illness. The Associated Press describes his long struggle with an incurable nervous condition, his public military tours, and his final death in the palace while with a wife. The death is reported after a palace incident involving a locked room and a broken door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Perial
Tegeain
Hitenal
Yussof Tzzedin
Baden
Liman von Sanders Pasha
Yueo € Teen
Ivan
Death lists recount tragic Pacific coast shipwreck
Survivors describe peril off Cape Beira as lifeboats and rafts battled breakers. The Grace Dollar and tug Relief aided survivors taken to Capetown and Humboldt's assistance network. Injuries include Mrs Liesenhort and daughter Elsie, Agnes Loftus, and Engineer Hansen. two women drowned in the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phan
Capebie
Capetown
Gawn
Grdcra
Hetter
Grace Dollar
Relief
Pacific Coast
Bear ship disaster details from voyage episode
Fragmentary account describes a ship named Bear during a shocking event near rocks. Passengers including women and children reacted with fear while officers and the captain guided orderly evacuations. The thirteenth boat carried officers, fourteenth remaining passengers, and the crew followed precise orders to reach safety.
Fourth Time He Escapes Death In A Shipwreck
Portland June 15 F C Heywood purser on the steamship Bear escaped death from a wreck at sea for the fourth time when the Ty Mire liner went on the rocks near Eureka last night He previously survived wrecks aboard the steamer St Paul off Point Gardin in fall 1904 en route Portland to San Francisco He rode the George We Mider wreck near Goble in lower Columbia January 21 1905 and later served as ward on the Oregon when it foundered and was abandoned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
F. C. Heywood
Bear
Eureka
St. Paul
Point Gardin
San Francisco
Mie
George We Mider
Goble
Co Niver
eWard
Oregon
Lost Wife and Baby Found Them on Beach
Capetown California June 15 Amazing cases from death are told survivors describe fighting for life after a wreck. George H Leonard instructor at Keelane University Forest Grove Oregon saved his wife and baby. Leonard swam and kept the infant aloft while others drifted apart, finally reaching shore. Mrs Leonard clung to the baby as the boat broke apart and the beach was a refuge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown
Cal
Casates
George H. Leonard
Kheelne University
Forest Grove
Ore
President’s Americanism plank urged by White House
The White House reported the president was strongly determined to push an Americanism platform plank. He signaled to advisers that he might delay the convention if necessary to secure adoption, then assured St Louis delegates that the plank would be adopted as at the White House and action would occur before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
St. Louis
Suffragists Disappointed By Convention Action
In St Louis on June 15 suffragists who campaigned for a federal women’s ballot watched the Democratic National Convention subcommittee recommend letting states decide. They warned they may appeal to President Wilson and to Charles B Hughes for a congress action or a party stance on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Democratic National Convention
Wilson
Congress
Charles B. Hughes
Two Allied Sunk Near Copenhagen War News Report
A Danish Nyheder note claims two German auxiliary cruisers the Heramann and the Konig von Sachsen were sunk by torpedo craft while escorting merchantmen. Two firmed trawlers also lost, ten merchant seamen missing or dead. Earlier, wounded German sailors landed at Nykoping Sweden reportedly died. In St Louis Senator Stone announced at 1 pm the Democratic convention approved platform planks on foreign policy Mexico tariff preparedness and suffrage remained under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Iva
Taitic
Heramann
Nykoping
Sweden
Lapeorm
St. Louis
Stone
Resolutions Committee
Mexico
Austrians Evacuate Czernowita Bukowina Capital
Dispatches report Czernowita the Bukowina capital evacuated by Austrian forces. The news comes through Petrograd via London and Bucharest on June 16. The move follows wartime advances in the region and affects control of Bukowina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erry
Petrograd
London
Czernowita
Bukowina
Turcharest
Chamber of Commerce Backs German Austrian Resignations
London report notes the chamber of commerce passed a resolution urging all members born in Germany or Austria, even if naturalized or British subjects, to resign. The Union of South Africa plans an estimated annual expenditure of about $86,000, substantially over current revenues by over $6,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chamber of Commerce Today
Great Britain
Union
South Africa
MONEY TO LOAN AND REAL ESTATE ADS IN BUTTE
Classified notices from The Standard list money to loan on city property and farm land with various lenders in Butte. Several entries advertise mortgages bought and sold, real estate security, and investment services, including JH Weilbron & Con, Batley Broadway, Mercantile Investment Co, and McRae & Solveson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iewurancey Surety
Onde
Vest Companies
Jh, Weilbronner & Con
W. Granite
Butte
W. Broadway
Batley Broadway
Butte Sermons & Booth
Silver Bow Bik
Butte Land and
Inventment Co
Granite
Hutte
Simon Bank
Phoenix
Butts
Mercantile Investment Co
E. Broadway
Howaite
Wilson & Smith
Owsley Block
McRae & Solveson
Owsley
FOR SALE Horses and gear advertised in The Standard
Multiple terse notices offer livestock and horse equipment for sale. Listings include a 50 head high grade Holstein cow with no reserve, work horses, a small buggy horse, a wagon and harness, two young mares, and a pair of mares for sale, all with location cues in Butte Anaconda Copper City area and prices or delivery notes. Some entries request inquiries after 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFarland Bros
Twodo Mont
Shiner-Kelley Co
E. Park
Butte
Anaconda
Wale
Tdahost
Bids invited for dormitory construction at state school
The state board of examiners invites bids for a dormitory at the state school for deaf, mute and backward children in Boulder Montana. Bids due by July 1 1916 at noon, must be mailed in duplicate to H J Menzemer president in plain envelopes marked Bids for construction of dormitory. A 500 dollar certified check accompanies each bid and may be forfeited on failure to enter contract. Plans available from George H Carsley architect Helena or from H J Menzemer Boulder. The board may reject any or all bids. Dated Helena Montana June 7 1916. STANDARD WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Examiners
Boulder
Montax
Pehook
H. J. Menzemer
Thte School
Montana
Mont Tana
George H. Carsley
Power Block
Helena
Mont
Helena, Mont
A. M. Alderson
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Marseilles
Ansacs
Gallipoli
Dardanelles
Verdun
Dillon News
State Women's Clubs
Sers
Serven
Lewistown News
Hamilton News
Bozeman News
Wall Street Journal
Financial District
New York
Troad Street
America
NTE
Japan
Blunt
Wear River
Tox
Humboldt County
Gladys Kramerary Cole
Unieversity
California
Tterkeley
Atte
Poline
Humboldt Chamber of Commerce
Varios Women's Clubs
Francisco & Portland
Neehieh
Feadhland
Liesenhort
Elsie
Tdesenhort
Agnes Loftus
John Hansen
Tokyo
Gaybreak
Ose
Roset
Yaaa
N.S
Hureka
Cat
I Rowe
Multnomah
Tivers
Nepander
Nopander
Samoa
Sal
Copper City
Old Works
Pakistan
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