Tragic Missoula Dispatcher Attempts Suicide Disrupted
T. Everett a Northern Pacific dispatcher in Missoula cut his throat with a razor but missed the jugular by about an eighth of an inch. He was treated at the Northern Pacific hospital, then jailed until stable. He had been drinking for days after being discharged from service. His wife and children were en route to join him.
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Missoula
Everett
Northern Pacific
McDonald
Southern
Pine Street
Christian Science Church
Jits
Company
Utah
Pam
Eagles Organize a Team in Missoula Rivalry in July Game
Missoula reporters note the Eagles lodge plans a formal team to challenge the Missoula Red Men baseball squad. Both groups boast large memberships and aim to play a Fourth of July clash to decide the season championship with strong local fan interest anticipated.
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Missoula
Eagles
Charges Dropped for Captain Cole in Civil Case
Manila June 16 Charges against Capt Fred C Cole of the quartermaster department were dismissed today in civil court. He will not be tried by court martial as the statute of limitations has expired. Cole faced accusations of padding payrolls.
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Manila
Fred C. Cole
Quartermaster's Department
Cole
Kalispell Protest Over New Northern Pacific Train Schedule
Kalispell Chamber of Commerce protests a June 2 schedule change on the Northern Pacific that cuts through service to Ravalli and Flathead lake travel. The plan delays connections with the lake boat, lengthening trips from Kalispell to Missoula and Missoula to Kalispell to multiple days. The protest seeks reinstatement of Ravalli stops and better coordinated stage connections.
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Missoula
Kalispell
Northern Pacific
Flathead Lake
Spokane
Ravalii
Ravalli
Butte
Helena
Kalispell Chamber of Commerce
Buffalo safely landed on new grazing ground
Missoula dated June 16 reports Dr. M J Elrod of the University of Montana receiving a letter from the Buffalo transport official. About 200 buffaloes were shipped from Arless to Strathcona BC for the Canadian Pacific at a cost of 116000 dollars. Only four died en route and the rest reached their new grazing grounds safely.
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Missoula
M. J. Elrod
University of Montana
Flathead Indian Reservation
Strathcona
BR. C
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company
Arless
Health of the one who declares coffee does not hurt
The text suggests examination of an individual known for claiming coffee harms do not affect them. It hints at potential physical or functional disturbances such as muddy complexion weak eyes early heart failure kidney liver or bowel disorders or other forms of bodily weakness evident in symptoms or theories of relief from an organ.
Drummond Bank planned amid town growth and new paper
Charles M. Howard, publisher from Philipsburg, plans Granite County News at Drummond and aims to start a bank with $2,000 capitalization. Howard visits Missoula en route to Spokane to secure a printing press for the project. He notes Drummond’s rapid progress and central location for business. Colonel Morse William Dingwall and a Philipsburg man back the bank venture.
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Missoula
Charles M. Howard
Philipsburg
Spokane
Standard
Stoward
Granite County News
Drummond
Granite County
Howard
Colonel Morse
William Dingwall
New Chicago
Edwards
Establishes New Camp of the Modern Woodmen
John F. Bannan district deputy for the Modern Woodmen of America returned from a trip to organize a big camp at De Borgia in the near future. He was among victims in a De Borgia holdup, with $61 in a safe among the robbery gains.
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Missoula
John F. Bannan
Woodmen of America
Coeur d'Alene
de Borgia
Bannan
Victory for Prosecution in North Idaho Land Cases
A Moscow report says the jury found G H Kester William Dwyer and W F Kettenoach guilty on counts 3 and 4 of the North Idaho land conspiracy indictments while aquitting on counts 1 2 and 5. Count 3 involved the Corry indictment and count 4 the Guy L Wilson filing. The verdict, read after 8 45 pm, signals a success for prosecutors ahead of fall federal court term.
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Portland
Oregonian
Moscow
North Idaho
G. H. Kester
William Dwyer
W. F. Kettenoach
J. W. Robinson
Dietrich
Corry
Guy L. Wilson
Wilson
Railroad Man Plunges to Horrible Death at Park
Spokane June 16 Edward Nelson a railroad laborer was crushed when he fell from a scenic railway car at Natatorium park. The heavy cable wrapped around him and he was entangled in the cogwheels and killed. Spectators debated whether it was an accident or suicide. Two women in the car disappeared. the park manager was held blameless.
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Spokane
Scenic Railway
Natatorium Park
Edward Nelson
American people insist on getting tan shoes
Philadelphia June 16. The public seized control of fashion defying style-makers and retailers by demanding tan shoes instead of black. News spreads from New York to Maine as manufacturers resist but face shortages and rising demand for yellow leather.
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Philadelphia
New York
Maine
California
Canada
Gulf
America
Good drilling teams for fourth of July in Missoula
Montana gathering for rock drilling on July fourth attracted teams from Clinton and Wallace districts. E C Mulroney, Missoula athletic chair, seeks top two-man teams from Montana Idaho or other western states to contest for interstate bragging rights with several hundred dollars in prize money.
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Ers
Idaho
Butte
Montana
Lian Courtney
Charles Wellingon
Dan McGillis
Clarence McDonald
Clinton
Mr. Mulroney
Wallace
Guatemala Seeks Peace and Regional Harmony
In Guatemala City on June 15 the government released an official statement asserting hope Mexico will deter any invasion, noting Diaz as an arbiter with Roosevelt under the Marblehead treaty. The note emphasizes longstanding friendship with the United States and a drive toward peaceful development and progress for Guatemala.
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Guatemala City
Mexico
Guatemala
Diaz
Roosevelt
United States
Double Agreement Made Among European Powers Confirmed
Paris reports that France and Spain and Great Britain and Spain have signed a three cornered treaty guaranteeing the integrity of coastal and colonial possessions in the East Atlantic and Mediterranean. Foreign Minister Picton confirmed the text will be published soon. A general military convention accompanies the pact with provisions to ensure communications with motherlands.
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Paris
France
Spain
Great Britain
East Atlantic
Mediterranean
M. Picton
Burr McIntosh Monthly June issue highlights stage favorites
The June Burr McIntosh Monthly features prominent stage favorites with a color photo cover of Margaret Anglin and a color frontispiece of Trixy Friganza in The Orchid. It also presents portraits of Forbes Robertson, Gertrude Elliot, Virginia Harned, Maxine Elliott, and Pauline Frederick, plus an unusually attractive landscape feature with superb photographic reproductions.
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Burr McIntosh Monthly
Margaret Anglin
Trixy Friganza
Forbes Robertson
Gertrude Elliot
Virginia Harned
Maxine Elliott
Pauline Frederick
First National Bank of Missoula at 3 Percent Per Annum
Directors listed include A. B. Hammond as president J. M. Keith as vice president F. P. Keith as cashier C. H. McLeod O. G. England T. L. Greenough and Kenneth Ross among others of Missoula Montana. The notice states the bank provides a three percent per year rate.
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A. B. Hammond
J. M. Keith
F. P. Keith
C. H. McLeod
O. G. England
T. L. Greenough
Kenneth Ross
Tea at Home and Housekeepers Payback Policy
A playful note on tea as a staple at times in some homes and visits, mentioning Wis Schilling's Best and a grocer who refunds money if not satisfied. It frames tea as a common household item with a cheeky assurance of value.
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Schilling
Several New Bridges for Old Beaverhead
Dillon June 16 at the Beaverhead county commissioners meeting contracts for Beaverhead bridges were let O F Peppard of Missoula secured two bids including a Beaverhead river bridge at Barretts station for 2250 and a Wise river bridge for 1155 Madison county joined to plan a bridge over the Big Hole near Willis with shared cost a new bridge at the unsafe Beaverhead river point of rocks near Dillon to be bid a new county road to Elkhorn mining district to support mining activity a Bell Telephone right of way granted two counties consider Browne toll bridge purchase to remove last toll bridge in Montana saloon licenses granted and county claims totaling 8868 84 approved by fund split.
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Standard
Dillon
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
O. FE
Madison County
Big Hole
Willis
Beaverhead River
Point of Rocks
W. C. Orr
Smith
Elkhorn Mining District
Big Hole Basin
Charles Francis
Wisdom
Bell Telephone Company
Emerson Hill
Board of State Fair Commissioners
Philip Lovell
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
M. A. Walker
Browne
Biz Hole River
John A. Browne
Montana
Harry Melvin
Fox
Pat Ward
Red Rock
James Bingenat
A. Hatton
Morrison
George F. Gray
Sawmill Point
Jules Guyaz
Grant
John CC
Romain
Jackson
Nicaragua Pressure on Coast After War Ends
Nicaragua recognizes provisional Davila government and urges Zelaya to retire forces from the north coast. Es tra da shows no sign of withdrawal while Bonilla’s liberals reach Tegucigalpa. Washington becomes focal as Gomez and Ugarte seek U S intervention or recognition and coast government stabilization.
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Associated Press
Puerto Cortez
Mobile
Ala
Nicaragua
M. R. Davila
Zelaya
General Estrada
Policarpo Bonilla
Liberal Parties
Tegucigalpa
Salvador
Washington
Gomez
Honduras
Ugarte
United States
Philip Brown
General Davila
Davila
Bonilla
Messrs. Gomez
Sevastopol Officer Killed Near Docks in Revolver Fatality
Sevastopol report says Colonel Guesse koffsky assistant harbor commander was fatally shot near the docks today. The assassin was arrested and taken into custody.
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Sevastopol
Guessekoffsky
Fire at Fort Dodge destroys high school building
Fort Dodge Iowa is struck by a noon blaze that wiped out the high school building. The loss is reported at 75000 dollars with authorities investigating the cause. Firefighters battled the flames as neighbors watched.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
Family of mayors presents portrait of Chester’s William Brown
London June 16 The Chester town council accepted from his son and daughter an oil portrait of the late William Brown twice mayor of Chester. Charles Brown, brother of William Brown, held the office six years, and five other family members served as mayors.
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London
Chester
William Brown
Charles Brown
Meeting of The Juniors and Epworth League Services
A June 16 gathering in Bozeman included a juniors meeting at the Christian church with Rev. R P Smith and Mrs Hattie Russell leading activities on strength of body mind and spirit. Women and men only sessions followed at Christian and Presbyterian churches urging closer Christian living and self restraint.
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Standard
Bozeman
Epworth League
Hattie Russell
Fort Benton
R. P. Smith
Christian Church
Family Driven Out Before Self Inflicted Wounding
Clearfield Pennsylvania June 16 Clarence St Claire twenty in ill health driven family from Allens Mills home then locked doors and cut his throat with a razor family members struggled to regain admittance. Father reached him as he bled from a deep neck wound.
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Clearfield
Clarence St. Claire
Allens Mills
St. Claire
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Sion
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First National Bank
Missoula, Mont
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Family OF Mayors
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
Paul Morton
DR. Rinckel
Owsley
Big Blackfoot Milling CO
Bonner, Mont
Bonner
MR. Smith
Tian Church
New Wash
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Montana
Wy Ester Montana National Bank
Missoula, MA
John C. Lehlon
J. H. T. Ryman
M. L. Guldemn
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