Mapping an Airplane Route Through the State
The Army plans a transcontinental airplane route with 18 officers and 8 drivers, stopping at Helena Great Falls and nearby towns. The expedition will visit Mon tana cities Glendive Glasgow Havre and others, aiming to equal ocean crossing distances and demonstrate flight viability from New York to California with exhibitions and recruiting.
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New York
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Glendive
Glasgow
Havre
Supreme Court hears Helena movie case in July theater dispute
Helena June 16 oral arguments heard in state supreme court over a dispute involving the American theater and Goldwyn company. Geraldine Farrar starred in a film tied to the case, with lower court rulings submitted for advisory consideration as the matter centers on distribution and theater trading in Butte.
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Helena
Geraldine Farrar
St Preme
Butte
Ase Goldwyn’ Company
Dillon News Highlights Weds Jamison Hatch Marriage
News from Dillon on June 16 reports W W Jamison, formerly assistant cashier at First National Bank now with Daly Bank and Trust in Anaconda, wed Edith Hatch former head of the normal college music department. The couple plan to reside in Anaconda after a easternStates honeymoon.
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Firehorn Springs
Dillon
Sheridan
Local Team Opens Season in City Baseball Game
The game opened with ex Gov BF White pitching the first ball as the city marks the start of the baseball season. The match was well played and the local team is expected to reach top form after a few games. Umpire was Edward S. Du.
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BF White
Edward 8. du
Forest Fire Sparks During Camping by Madelian Creek
Helena reports a forest fire started Sunday as campers near Madelian creek were alerted. State Forester J C Vanhook and a small crew rushed to quell smoldering roots and prevent spread. Firefighters checked brush near Clancy creek and worked to contain the blaze before it grew.
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Helena
Madelian Creek
J.C. Vanhook
Power City Painters Resume Work in Great Falls
Journeymen painters returned to work in Great Falls after a several days strike. The masters and union leaders reported an agreed 25 cent daily raise, lifting the schedule to seven dollars. Remaining strikes at Hotel Raine Bow and Park hotel keep dining rooms closed as schedules for waitresses and chambermaids are unresolved.
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Great Falls
James E. Winsley
A.D. Morrison
Rainebow
Park Hotel
Beaver Creek field meet and Rotary convention notes
Livingston reports detail a Beaver Creek district field meet at Beaver Creek school with a noon picnic, lifted by words on local figures like Robert Stryker and T M Swindlehurst attending a national Rotary convention in Salt Lake City. Other items note travelers to Yellowstone, New York and Atlantic City, plus a student’s U S Naval Academy exam success.
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Dr. J."n. Stryker
T.M Swindlehurst
Salt Lake City
Livingston Rotary Club
Rding Evenson
Livington
Edna Nagle
Milwaukee
Wis
Beaver Creek
Gorton
Locke Creek
Urbach
West Boulder
Ut. L. V. Quinn
Livingston
Kellows
Pacific Coast
Fred Munster
Livingston Railroad
New York
Federal Railway Board
Thomas “Jackson
Northern Pacific
Atlantic City
Lewistown News: Local Events and Society Notes
Lewistown news reports a June 16 infant baptism for the daughter of Mr and Mrs David Salyerds. It notes a Good Roads picnic next Tuesday with a large turnout. A Soldiers and Sailors club event is planned in Neb with guests, while Otis Gleason and Hon F E Smith are linked to regional legal and Mason circles. Rotary elects officers. county farmer Carl H Peterson reports spring crop conditions. winter wheat is weighed down by winter weather. more community notes and names appear throughout.
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von Tobe
J. von Tobident Wilford
J. Joh National Bank
Soldiers and Sailors’ Club
An Enterhasen
Neb
Ith
F. E. Smith
Masons of
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Otis Gleason
Edouard Suter
J. L. Steinbarger
E.W. Baxi
Hedrick
J. Rt. “Swift
Carl H. Peterson
Hoy
Valentine
Rey
First College Newspaper Published at Dartmouth
Dartmouth College published America’s first college paper named the Gazette with Daniel Webster among its contributors. The historic issue marks the beginnings of college journalism in the nation.
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Dartmouth College
Firs College
America
Gaxette
Daniel Webster
Montana State Normal Summer Course Opens
Dillon sees the Montana State Normal College summer course open with the largest opening day attendance. Students hail from across the state and neighboring states, with young women comprising most enrollees. Registration continues tomorrow as rooms and host families provide lodging, and expected total enrollment could nearly double last year amid war-related unsettled conditions. Many participants are active teachers seeking updated methods and access to laboratories and classroom activities.
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Dillon
Montana
State Normal” College
Io College
Miss Peat Degenhart Wins Freshman Art Prize at Montana
Philipsburg report notes Miss Peat Degenhart, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Degenhart, earned first prize for progress in the University of Montana Missoula freshman art class. Also mentions a boy's accident with a dynamite cap and local notes on residents Fred Heller Jess Graham and others. The trial day before Judge R Lee Ward included jury exercises.
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Philipsburg
Peat Degenhart
Fred Heller
Jess Graham
Alhambra
Mont
Miss Montana Waiters
Philips Are
Funeral for Dr Arthur Ray, state bacteriologist, held in Helena
Funeral services for Dr Arthur Ray, state bacteriologist, who died Saturday night of spotted fever contracted while seeking a cure, were held this afternoon at the Consistory Shrine temple under Helena lodge of Mi sons. Rev James F McNamee officiated. Pallbearers included Dr Allard of Billings Dr Shea of the state health board and several Helena physicians. The state capitol was closed at noon and officials attended.
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Ben McCabe
S.A. Cooney
H. Pligman
Helena
State
McCra
Boy Scout Movement On in Philipsburg
Philipsburg drives a community fund campaign to build a townwide Boy Scout program with a trained leader, a camp, and financial support to ensure no boy is excluded. The effort is backed by national figures and local officials, urging residents to meet the quota.
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BOY Scout
Philipsburg
Boy Scout Movement
United States
Geeral Pershing
Taft
Northwest veterans encampment opens in Wenatchee
Delegates from across the Northwest gather in Wenatchee for the thirty seventh Army encampment. The program includes morning delegate receptions and credential committee reports. The D of V installs officers this afternoon and the W RC will present its program at Masonic hall. City decorates with national colors as citizens strive to honor veterans and allied groups.
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Wenatchee
Rand
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W. RC
Masonic Hall
Vetera
A Ae Ea
Mob violence fears rise in Yakima over boy killing
In Yakima Washington on June 16 a mob feared to seek summary vengeance after the confession of Wolff who claimed to have killed Elisee Greer. Sheriff Boone Newell of Kern County planned to take the boy to safety by a different route to avoid mob organization and possible harm.
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Wash
Wolff
Elisee Greer
Boone "Newell
Kern County
Bakers
Newell
Portia
Seattle
My Heart and My Husband Adele Garrison excerpt
A dramatic scene unfolds in a New York cabaret as Rita Brown dazzles onlookers with exuberance while negotiating a table, cocktails, and social scrutiny. Alfred Durkee and family react with mixed amusement and concern as Dicky rouses warnings about drinking, and Rita plots a bold move amid a social circle. The scene hints at ongoing relationships and tensions, with a note that the conclusion continues tomorrow.
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Rita
Alfred Durkee
Dicky
New York
Podunk
Influenza Fear Looms Over City Council Minutes
The brief city council session handled routine duties with focus on pavement repairs for Main Street and Pars Avenue. Officials discussed exemptions from the special road tax for volunteer firemen and returned soldiers, health officers prepared for Missoula meeting addressing the influenza threat, and bids for road equipment and sewer work were reviewed.
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Clifton
A\ Toole
Main Street
Pars Avenue
Bingham
T Letter Son
Troy
W. A. Evans
Hes Kor
Chicago
Kansas
United States Public Ment
Goodfriend team Wins Easy Victory Over Knights of Columbus
The Goodfriend team of the league annexed an easy victory on the common over the Knights of Columbus by 16 to 3. Poor pitching by the Knights led to the lopsided score as darkness halted play after the end of the inning. The article also notes a separate demand for equal property shares among all sons, referencing a Chinese father.
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Knights of Columbus
Knights
For sale Small rooming house in Helena city
City notices report a for sale item as well as several local social items. Helena state accountant R J Emert was in the city yesterday. Anna McCarthy returned to Helena. Keifer Hanson to take annual vacation in Pocatello Idaho. Evelyn Collins leaves for Salt Lake City to visit her aunt Mrs E Lyman. Acacia lode No 33 A F and A M plans a 7 30 pm meeting. Johannes to send his name to the Standard. Independent ball team members to meet at 5 30 pm at Knights of Columbus club rooms. business of importance noted.
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Alfred
Dicky
R. J. Emert
Helena
Anna McCarthy
Keifer Hanson
Pocatello
Idaho
Evelyn Collins
Salt Lake City
E. Lyman
Iee RB
Johannes
Knights of Columbus
County Commissioners Special Meeting at Anaconda Courthouse
A special meeting of the board of county commissioners will be held at the courthouse in Anaconda at 10:40 a.m. on Saturday, June 21, 1919, to act on the classification of lands in Deer Lodge County under the tax laws.
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Board of County Commissioners
Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
Butte By Minn Richards Smith of Tutte
A lyrical fragment portrays Butte as a complex place where rough edges and rugged beauty clash with heavenly praise. The speaker extols mountains valleys streams and nature while acknowledging harsher perceptions, suggesting an unresolved view of the city and its people.
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Minn Richards Smith
Tutte
God Tols
Grain outlook bleak in wheat belt says inspector
June 16 report from Tacoma notes wheat crop in the eastern Washington belt will drop to about 60 percent of normal over the next ten days. State grain inspector PJ Sweeney, returning from a tour of the wheat belt, warns of heavy losses and urges vigilance amid crop concerns.
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Wasn
PJ. Sweeney
State
Tanlac Plant 15 at Dayton Completes Huge Facility
A newly completed Tanlac plant at Dayton Ohio stands as one of the nation s largest pharmaceutical laboratories. The six story 60 000 square foot building uses the latest equipment for high speed production and sterilization. Tanlac plans assure uniform quality from intake of roots and herbs to bottle labeling, with labs in Windsor and sales offices in Atlanta.
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Tanlac
Union
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Ttfilso
Windsor
Taniae
Atlanta
Fourth ‘National Bank
Taniacta
Fuller Drug Company
Newbro Drug Company
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