Man Dies After Umbrella Rod Injures Brain In Bar Fight
Great Falls June 16 A homesteader Andrew Thorsen from Chouteau county lies dying after a fight in a local saloon. Stone arrested after allegedly striking Thorsen with an umbrella rod piercing his eye and brain. Stone held in county jail pending outcome of Thorsen’s injury.
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Great Falls
Andrew ‘Thorsen
Choutea County
Columbus
Imi Stone
Thorsen
Stone
Sh Mft
Milwaukee Yards
Dillon News Highlights Quiet Changes and Wool Trade
Dillon News reports the Dillon Baseball association accepted Henry E. Crittenden’s resignation as secretary treasurer. W F Stephenson assumed managerial duties under H B Wheat. Wool weighing and shipping began under William Lovell with several carloads bound for eastern markets. Beaverhead forest hires 19 to patrol and fight fires amid high hazard from limited snow. locals Dave Metlen and E O Selway figures noted, ranch sale to Matt Polson, and visits from H C Wood and F J Hagenbarth. Algeria note on girls marrying at age 10.
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William Lovell
W.T. George
Terry Browning
Louis Potter
Fightans
Butte
Beaverhead National Forest
Dave Metlen
Horse Prairie
Dillon
E. 0. Selway
Matt Polsn
H.C. Wood
F. J. Hagenbarth
Spencer
Idaho
Algeria
Plenty of Moisture for Montana Crops
Helens reports four inches of rain at Malta and nearly three and a half at Cascade last week. The weather and crop report says soil moisture is abundant for normal crop development two weeks out, with cooler conditions and some frost late in the period. Central and northern counties saw excessive local rains, but staple crops including wheat oats barley flax and alfalfa are favored statewide.
Petitions Filed for Evans Stout and Lovelace in Montana
Helena June 16 two nominating petitions filed with Secretary of State Allerson. Evans and Stout seek reelection as representatives and John A Lovelace of Livingston runs on the Democratic ticket for railroad commissioner.
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Helena
Allerson
Evans
Stout
John A. Lovelace
Livingston
Miles City Man Injured In Ranch Wagon Accident
A rancher from near Codagen, J Hucking, is recovering in Miles City after being thrown beneath a wagon wheel while the team started suddenly. He suffered facial injuries and several broken ribs but was not fatally harmed. Coroner Hawkins reported a lightning death near Fallon, a sheepherder killed beyond the Custer county line, with remains sent to Fallon. Militia in readiness for possible mobilization near Butte, with orders from Adjutant Greenan and Major Donohue, and police aiding a roundup of late arrivals.
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Miles City
A. J. Hucking
City
Codagen
Hucking
Yellowstone Journal
Montana
Cohagen
Hawkins
Fallon
Custer County
Dawson County
Terry
Butte
Greenan
Morse
Donohue
Glendive
Captain Morse
Menzies Dead In White Sulphur Springs Death Report
Wora reported the death of Sheriff Robert Menzies at White Sulphur Springs, received in Butte yesterday. No further particulars accompanied the announcement.
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Wora
Butte
White Sulphur Springs
Sherif
Robert Menzies
Royal Arch Masons of Idaho elect officers at Lewiston
Lewiston Idaho June 16 The Royal Arch Masons at the second day s session of the grand chapter for Idaho today named Idaho Falls as the meeting place for next year on June 15 The officers elected were Henry Leimberger Boise grand high priest H F Kimball Kellogg deputy grand high priest M E McDonald Payette grand king T M Fleming Lewiston grand scribe Edward Smith Boise grand treasurer TL W Ensign Boise grand secretary Frans cis Jenkins Moscow grand lecturer The appointive officers were Homer David Moscow grand royal arch captain A J MacKenzie Gooding grand principal sojourner A A Jessup Rolfe grand captain of the host William Walling Pocatello grand taster E J Ostrander Twin Falls first V captain W A Bradbury Idaho Falls grand chaplain Jacob Locks Idaho Falls grand tiler
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Lewiston
Idaho
Royal Arch Masons
Grand Chapter
Idaho Falls
Henry Leimberger
Boise
H. F. Kimball
Kellogg
Payette
T. M. Fleming
Edward Smith
TL. W. Ensign
Franscis Jenkins
Moscow
Homer David
Grand Royal Arca
A. J. MacKenzie
Gooding
A.A. Jessup
Rolfe
William Walling
Pocatello
Grand. Taster
E. J. Ostrander
Twin Falls
W. A. Bradbury
Grand
Jacob Locks
Grand Tiler
Butte Labor Meeting Holds Urgent Outcome
MoyER quotes Press Charl Moyer of the Western Federation of Miners reporting Montana labor disorders. station at Butte quiet, workers back. He will not travel. local union holds a regular meeting today whose outcome will determine his section.
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Denver
Butte
Press Charl Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Montana
Fargo resigns as American Expro Company president now
New York June 15 James C Fargo president of the American Expro company since 1881 resigned the office today George C Taylor vice president of the company's board was elected to succeed him
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New York
James C. Fargo
American Expro
George C. Taylor
Wage Gains Across Cities in 1918 Labor Report
A Washington issued statement shows average weekly wages in over 60 principal industries across 40 leading U S cities rose by May 15 1918 compared with May 15 1912 with carpenters the sole group reporting no change.
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Washington
United States
Campaign to raise funds for YMCA building advances
Great Falls June 16 campaign for a Young Men’s Christian Association building closed with strong showing. Subscriptions total about 139000. donors include J H Lang 25000 and townsite company 30000. Plans to reach 190000 shift to 150000 goal with three days of next week devoted to fundraising and establishing a permanent YMCA organization.
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Great Falls
Young Men's Christian Association
Charles Puchler
Citizens’ Committee
Rain
J. H. Lang
L. H. Hamilton
Hobson
Fergus County
Lrst
Three Nice Little Girls and Three Young Fellows
Helena June 16 Chief of Police Flannery seeks three pretty girls and several good looking young men who visited Helena yesterday. They urged a voting contest tied to a college course prize with 50 cent entries. The six reportedly won several hundred dollars in one day. Special Washington dispatch notes senate confirmation of John Murphy as Boulder postmaster and Anna Hough as Bridger postmaster.
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Helena
Flannery
California
Washington
Senate Today
John
T. Murphy
Boulder
Anna Hough
Bridger
Mont
Water Power Legislation Reported For Public Lands Use
Washington June 16. A Democratic conservation measure to develop water power on public land was reported to the house by the public lands committee. It would preserve public ownership of hydroelectric lands, authorize long leases, and spur activity and progress in hydroelectric development.
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Washington
House
Public Lands Committee
Graham
Mines
C.F. Saunders
Win
Von Kleininsufficient appeal dropped in supreme court ruling
E M von Klein, once convicted for a bigamous marriage to Ethel Newcomb of San Francisco in 1911 and charged with swindling her out of diamonds, had his first appeal to the supreme court today denied, ending submissions in the case.
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Saiem
Ore
E. M._ von Klein
Ethel Newcomb
San’ Francisco
Supreme Court
von Klein
Miss Newcomb
Minneapolis
Minn
Louise Mstrup von Klein
Acca
Plant Juice Ad Promises Stomach Relief and Nerve Tone
An advertiser testimonial from a Seattle resident claims Plant Juice benefits digestion and stomach comfort. The reader is urged that nerves and blood are strengthened, improving overall digestion and energy. Listed outlets include Smith Drug, Moore Drug Company, and Newbro Drug Store in Butte.
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Stra
Rows
Sixth Avenue
Seatier Wash
Rose
Empress of Ireland Disaster Testimony Expands Horror
QuebecJune 16 Testimony at the Empress of Ireland disaster inquiry reveals more on cause and scene Revulsion deepens as Captain Kendall describes a sheet of flame and boiler damage after the collier Storstad rammed the liner with Norwegian vessel right of way debated.
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Quebec
St. Lawrence
Lord Met Fey
House of Peers
Kendall
Storstad
Conditions in Paris the Dead and Missing
Paris June 16 The death toll from yesterday's tempest stands at eight with eight more missing and seven injured as sections of Paris streets collapsed. Police firemen soldiers and laborers clear debris in a slow search for bodies amid widespread wreckage in one of the city's finest quarters. Caverns opened today at Rue Gluck Place de Rome in front of St Lazare and at the Place de Lyon. In Troyes lightning struck a military tent killing a soldier and injuring several others.
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Paris
Pars
Rue Gluck
Place de Rome
Napoleon's son Reichstadt line revived for burial in Paris
The Paris paper L Echo de Paris recalls Napoleon II, the Duke of Reichstadt, born 1811 in Paris and baptised Napoleon II. He died July 23, 1832, a victim of exile pressures. The title Duke of Reichstadt derived from Bohemian lands. Austria raised him, while Bonapartists hoped for his rise. The piece notes his removal from direct reign and traces his life through Elba and Saint Helena era.
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L'Echo de Paris
Vienna
Duc de Reichstadt
Rome
Napoleon
Napoleon Francis Joseph Charles
Napoleon I
Marie
Paris
Napoleon II
Elba
Elba His Wife and Child Went Toenna
Waters
Reichstadt
St. Helena
Duke of
Bohemia
Anaconda High School Drama a Huge Success
Anaconda News reports a large crowd at St Peter's Central High School in Anaconda for graduation exercises plus a rich drama program. Four pupils Mary Datton Star Allee Dolan Allee Fillngim Rewle LeDonald received diplomas. Highlights include speeches by Atee Pitino and Dalton, Act I scenes, and a praised school orchestra. A fire damaged a rear barn at 06 Chestnut Street but was quickly controlled.
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Margaret Theater
St. Peter's Central High School
Mary Datton
Stary
Allee Dolan
Allee Fillngim
Rewle
Pitino
Iizaton
Dalton
Fem
Mice Pittingimn
Ais Dalem
Rchestea
Charlotte Welly
Loretta
Spellman
Delsarte
Mary ‘Dinteich
Catherine Daly
Azaline Mascotte
Mary Stavete
Allewen
Mary Dolan
Hesnie Mex Donald
Orone
E. E. McGuire
Chestnut Street
Collins
Vicar Seeks Pilgrim Fathers Memorial in Lincolnshire
The Rev Dr W Miller Reid, vicar of Immington England, travels to America to rally Pilgrim Fathers descendants for a Lincolnshire memorial. He proposes restoring the old Immingham Church dating to the Norman era and raising 10000 dollars for repairs and a lasting tribute to the Pilgrim band that sailed to Holland and then Plymouth Rock.
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England
Holland
Plymouth Rock
W. Miller Reid
Immington
Lincolnshire
America
Reid
Massachusetts
Immingham
Political bid for Deer Lod County commissioner nomination
Joseph L Kelly announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county commissioner in Deer Lod County subject to Democratic primary voters. Filing and primary timing details are not specified in the fragment.
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Deer Lod County
Joseph L. Kelly
Collins Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Assessor
Junce, candidate for the Democratic nomination for county assessor, asserts the will of Democratic voters in the primary election to be held August 25, 1814. Collins, located at 11 West Park.
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Nur
Dee Lodge
Dooney
Anaconda
Mont
Collins
West Park
Deer Lodge County Coroner Nomination Announcement
Vor Co announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for county coroner in Deer Lodge County subject to primary approval. He states his intent and seeks voter support at the upcoming primary election.
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Deer Lodge
Portraits of Shakespeare Burns Linked to European Stocks
Prof A Keith analyzes portraits of Shakespeare and Burns linking them to European stock groups. He argues Shakespeare, a Celt descended from round headed invaders of the Bronze Age, and Burns from a western Celtic fringe of long headed stock predating the Bronze Age. The discussion ties their brains to origins. The article also notes the world iron ore output at 1921 152000000 tons.
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New York
A. Keith
Shakespeare
Burns
Europe
England
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