Seattle University of Washington Summer Registration Opens
Registrations move ahead at Seattle for the University of Washington summer session opening June 22. emphasis on graduate students and professional courses. details include a medical and scientific congress in Bagley Hall June 28 to July 3 with talks by Christian Cooke and others.
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Seattle
Sonal
Tiversity
Washington
Snc
Hmer
Otto University
Mississippi River
Oxion
Ith
King Fete
Bagley
University of Washington
Mail store schedule from Drummond to Helmville and Ovando
The United States mail store will leave Drummond for Helmville and Ovando as soon as 41 and No 4 arrive. Daily except Sunday and likely continues service on other days.
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United States Mail
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
Federal charge filed in Helena over bank robbery case
A federal indictment was returned by a grand jury in Helena charging Charlee Stevenage with robbing the Union Bank of Helena last November of about $40,000. Stevens is jailed pending appeal while an accomplice, Rehoy, awaits state court conviction appeal. The case stems from a postal theft scheme using a false messenger pretense.
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United States
Tate Protease
Charlee
Stevenage
Eid
Grand Jury
Union Rink
Company of Helens
Stevens
Alheed Rehoy
Bitten by tick now has fever in Missoula
Aloise Verschoore, 36, is seriously ill with spotted fever at a local hospital after being bitten by an infected tick on June 5 at the Maclay bridges. Verschoore served in the aviation service for 10 years, discharged last February. brother Camiel Verschoore is expected in Billings, though his arrival is unconfirmed.
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Missoula
Aloise Verschoare
Maclay Heidges Mo
Camiel Verschoore
Billings
Butte Man Butterfield Files For State Treasurer Nomination
June 11 report notes Thomas D Butterfeld of Butte dies, Stewart, secretary of state, records his declaration to seek the Republican nomination for state treasurer at the August primary. Several mining concerns list large sums, including Black Beaver Fur, Vel Macoll and Gan, and Spokane Roundup Oil. Two candidates file by June 17 with Butterfield and White Buffalo among listed names.
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Helena
Thomas D. Butterfeld
Butte
Charles "Stewart
Montana Mutual Traffic Pos Company
Bozeman
C. J. Logan
Jets Vogan
Hiack Beaver Fur Company
Great Palm
Ueonara A Harriet
Ea. Wheatley
Vel-MacOll and Gan Company
Hysham! Co
M. Jacobs
Louis Maloney
Columbian Oi! Wields, Inc
Harry I Hickey
I¢Insnegam
Robert & Anderson
Morgan ON Company
Ailes
Clarence C. Moosewell
Revie and
Nels
P. Swanson
Spokane-Roundup Oil. Company
Spokane
Wash
PV. Kulp
Edward Evans
Butterfield
White Buffalo
Ray Oxford Injured in Wreck Near Great Falls
Ray Oxford, possibly fatally injured in a Tuesday night crash near Wolf Creek while driving to Great Falls, is in Helena hospital. A World War I veteran, Oxford served with the Montana troops in France, was wounded three times, and returned to front as a bomber and plane mechanic before his injuries forced a pause.
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Great Walls
Ray Oxford
Wolt Creek
Great Falls
Peters
Helena
Hayter
France
Hecwar Pucca
Oxford
Bishop Burns to Visit Helena Conference
A Helena area Methodist Episcopal bishop plan to visit the region later this summer. Bishop W Burns of the Helena area, now in the East on church business, will arrive with his family from Minneapolis. He is to preside at the Northern Montana conference in Lewistown August 18 and at the Montana conference in Helena August 29 to 31.
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Broadway
B. Dutt
Russell Pryburg
George Metlen
California
Melen
Warner Metlen
Helena
W. Burns
Methodist Episcopal Church
Minneapolis
Lewistown
Prominent visitors attend the convention
Great Falls hosts regional league convention with National League of Women Voters leaders en route to San Francisco. Mrs Maude Wood Park and others arrive Friday to speak, joined by region president Mrs James Paige. About 160 delegates from six states expected beginning Saturday.
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Great Falls
Maude Wood Park
National League of Women Voters
Percy W. Pennybacker
Valeria Parker
Emile ‘Newell Blair
Ada’ Bush
San Francisco
Democratic
League
James Paige
Minneapolis
Appeals Filed in State Supreme Court Helena June 17
Transcripts on appeal filed in the state supreme court include Edward E. Stoudt versus J P Hanson from Silver Bow county, the state of Montana versus Nay A Cobban from Deer Lodge, and William House and James O Connor against the Modidah Trust company from Silver Bow. The report also notes scattered odd clippings from Kentucky and a strange double beech egg fruit description.
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Helena
State Supreme Court
Edward E. Stoudt
J. P. Hanson
Silver Bow County
President appeals on League of Nations campaign issue
President urges the American people to vote on the League of Nations by referendum, asserting the Democratic and Republican parties differ on the issue. He warns against political evasion, defends U S leadership, and cites the Lever Act as a safeguard against depredations while criticizing rival leaders.
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Republican Party
Washington
Tex
America
Chicago
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Johnson
Tam
Paris
Congress
Wilson Defies Republicans on War Powers and 1920 Platform
President Wilson challenges Republican protests against wartime espionage laws and wartime power. He defends government actions as necessary and noninjurious, denounces Republican negation of Versailles and League policy, and notes Democratic hopes for a broader, clearer San Francisco platform focused on progress and unity. He declines to discuss candidates or issues like prohibition and cost of living.
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Senate
League of Nations
San Francisco
Chi
Chicago
United States
Wilson
Republican Party
Widow’s Inheritance Ties To Brother and Residence Clauses
A will limits the widow’s $40,000 income to her marriage only to her brother George Te kau and restricts payment if her father Ernest Schmidt resides with her or assists her children. The testator favored his mother-in-law and bans other arrangements. A separate note mentions US chemists finding a syrup from sweet potatoes and malt.
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Stroat
George Tekau
Ernest Schmidt
Funeral for John P. Fink in Oakland Cal
The funeral of John P. Fink, who died Sunday in Oakland, was held at St Peters Church with a requiem high mass at 9 o'clock. The service drew many and floral offerings from California friends. Interment followed at Mount Carmel Cemetery with pallbearers named.
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Oakland
Cal
St''peters Church
Pirnat
Calfornia
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Mares ix
Anthony
J. Dudack
Wote~ Hola
Yoseph Strong
Samuel Et
Te F. Medinty
Deer Lodge Notes Highlight Local Visits and Elections
Arthur Lochrie returns from Creston visit with family while Champion mine gains praise as manager Miles Blunt travels between towns. Helena All Stars to play Twilight league Sunday. Warren Evans moves abstract office. J Bo Flynn visiting Livingston with son. Blaisdell named Powell county school board member replacing Scharniken. Willian Wolfe wed Nan Cuad in Great Falls. Wolfe praised for dairy business and Big Four ranch ties.
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Helena
Warren Evans
Powell County Abstract Company
de. Blaisdell
Evans
J. Bo Flynn
Livingston
J. P. Flynn
Powell County
Blaisdell
Edward Scharniken
Willian A. Wolfe
Buss County
Nan Cuad
Don Albee
Eilen Nobel
Father O'Brien
Great Falls
U1ity
Wisconsin
Wolfe
John Galsworthy Gives Up Shooting After Distressing Bird
Not a sport now the famous novelist John Galsworthy once enjoyed shooting but since seeing a dying bird he found sport ugly and gave it up for ever.
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John Galsworthy
1910 Sheep Industry War Impacts Tennessee Trade
An era of turmoil in 1910 saw 260 sheep figures affected by tariff and transport frictions, yet the industry retained segments of resilience. Market observers note reduced output but continued demand within Tennessee and neighboring regions as producers adapt to new costs.
New Wheel Traction Device From Italian Engineers Described
A new wheel traction design by Italian engineers uses steel pads and soil springs to enhance grip on damaged roads. The system embeds fat steel pads around the rim and connects to hubs for improved handling on rough surfaces.
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