Murder of Essad Pasha Stirs Paris Secrets
Universal Service dispatch reports Lucie de Four, Lisette Delle, a French actress linked to Essad Pasha, could not discuss their alleged romance. Police doubt a secret society motive, eye a love affair plot amid Albania’s brutality and Pasha’s assassination in Paris.
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Forest District No 1 receives 1 110 000 appropriation
June 17 item notes 1 110 000 allocated to Forest District No 1 under a federal appropriation for the forest service. It covers fire protection and prevention work across seven districts, with 50 000 for Northwest airplane control and Pacific coast operations pending War Department cooperation. Road and trail construction funding is included, aiming to boost protection crews and efficiency.
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Harding Paper Comment on Nomination Support
In Marion Ohio on June 17 the Evening Star surveys Senator Warren G Harding’s readiness to head a national ticket. The paper cites his experience in both state and federal senates, noting familiarity with legislative workings and the interplay between executive and legislative branches to foster harmony and productive governance.
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Woman drummer not wanted at convention in Portland
Portland June 17 The woman drummer is not wanted in the Travelers' Protective association by a convention vote here today. A constitutional change to admit women traveling salesmen failed and life or fire and automobile solicitors were denied membership. The convention also voted to raise the secretary's salary from 6000 to 8000 dollars annually.
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Wife of Harding Tells Ambitions
Washington dispatch reports Mrs Warren G Harding, wife of the Republican candidate, discussing her political ambitions and hopes for her husband. She presents as affable, poised, and self effacing, noting she would have preferred to be a businesswoman and recounting Mennonite family roots and early life. She emphasizes patience and peacemaking in campaigns and says she never forgot a face.
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Gompers May Not Be a Candidate for Re-election
The article reports a contested vote over a proposal to allow any proposition to be submitted to the entire membership on demand by 5 percent of local unions. It condemns compulsory military training in schools as eroding initiative, labeling it unnecessary and un-American, and notes the federation’s moral support for 10,000 striking fur workers in New York City.
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Plans Under Headway Three Day Celebration
Manhattan prepares a three day Fourth of July celebration from July 3 to 5 with a camping ground for outings. The organizing committee promises continuous events including riding contests, races, ball games against teams from Three Forks Bozeman Belgrade and Manhattan, plus evening shows and dances.
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Wealthy Italians Form Vigilante Societies to Fight Reds
International News Service reports in Italy that affluent citizens across the country organize vigilante groups to counter Bolshevism. In Bologna a city official noted the move to Premier Nitti, demanding swift government action to protect life and property amid socialist influence and factory unrest.
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Bolshevists Repulsed on Tetere River Front
Paris reports the repulse of important Bolshevik troops on the Tetere river north of the Dnieper. Polish forces commanded by General Rayamigly reportedly achieved the action this afternoon, as described in the official communiqué.
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Oil prospecting fever grips Roundup county
In Roundup June 17 news notes oil men plot in the field. B L Doheney of Mexican Petroleum and Pan American Petroleum arrives with top executives after months of survey and prospecting. Hoff, their geologist, has spotted several untested structures and potential properties for offer. Also reported: Decker-Collins well in Cat Creek yields water, Devil's Basin well gasses and hints at deeper pay, Great American and Roundup Drillers wells show gas, Moran’s Miracle well near city limits to spud July 4 with bold financing plans for surrounding lots.
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Devil's Basin
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Robbers Take $600 and Bonds From Klein Resident
June 17 roundup reports Arthur, a Klein resident, held at his home by two masked men who demanded admittance at midnight. They ransacked a trunk, obtaining $600 in coin and several Liberty bonds before fleeing. no suspects found.
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Getting Ready for Natal Day Parade and Miracle Well Events
Roundup keeps busy preparing for an immense Natal Day celebration on July 5. Committees raise funds for the event featuring an enormous parade, ceremonies at the Miracle Well, bands, and entertainment with a big evening dance.
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Billings Council defers traffic rules amid leniency plan
Billings city council delays adopting a new traffic ordinance to favor flexibility for motorists in the business district. The plan allows 45 minute parking in the congested area and 15 hours outside it. The council also approved a $50,000 water bonds issue at par less a 3.90 percent brokerage fee for water system improvements. A Shrine patrol group departed for Helena with a bear cub mascot. A series of summer picnics was announced at Wanetta Pine View Newtonrove Commanche and Broadview. The natatorium opened for the season as park rules updated stockings rules and coin toss bans were announced. A not guilty plea was entered by John Peterson on assault charges and a trial date was set.
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Elaborate Elks function staged with parade and salutes
Roundup June 17 saw Billings Lodge No. 394 BPOE host a grand event with 46 candidates initiated. Guests arrived by car, were greeted by a reception committee, and a buffet luncheon preceded a parade with elaborately costumed participants. City leaders were tied to lamp posts for amusement, then the ceremonial program unfolded at the pavilion before 200 attendees with further entertainment and a late supper.
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Lewistown News Reports Election Candidates and Local Event
June 11 Lewistown coverage notes party turnout and candidate actions in the race. A large crowd gathered in the gird section to witness discussions, with engagement from local residents and observers noting the progress of unofficial results and community activities.
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Little Harry Kellogg attacked by bees near Big Timber
In Big Timber on June 17 the seven year old Harry Kellogg was stung repeatedly by bees while playing near hives. His mother also received stings as she helped. First aid with moistened soda and a doctor were summoned. the boy recovered without serious harm.
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Anaconda Anodes Meet Roundup In Three Game Set
Roundup hosts Anaconda Anodes for a three game series after a recent 7 to 1 Billings defeat. Local lineup features pitcher Rachac and slugger Cook backed by Cosgriff and Felix. Fans praise speed and fielding as July 4 showcase looms at the fair grounds diamond with grandstand seating.
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Felix
Cosgriff
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Anodes
Anaconda
Aaja Temple Stops for Brief Visit Here
The Shriners delegation arrived in Butte at 10 30 am and left for the west shortly after 8 am today Their train made four hour stops in Chicago Minneapolis and St Paul under rainstorms The band led by Eugene Weidner featured about 100 members and accompanied the shrine party Rail officials and guides accompanied the group as they toured the rail route toward Portland with Kane and Tacoma stops noted.
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Land in France Divided into Small Parceled Holdings
Land in France is divided into small parcels, making it accessible to modest farmers. The excerpt notes peasants cultivating land that was their own property, reflecting land tenure patterns and the fragmentation common among rural holdings.
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