Convention schedule for Montana church society event
Friday through Sunday detailed program of meetings, addresses, music, and devotional sessions. Notable speakers include Rev. A. L. Hulser, Miss Louise Shields, Dr. E. G. Klemme, and Rev. L. H. Bent. Includes banquet, group conferences, and closing benediction with state and district officers in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Hulser
Helena
Paul C. Brown
Paul Bailor
Louise F. Shields
Portland
E. G. Klemme
Anselm Worcester
Mildred Jones
L. H. Bent
Archie McPhail
Marion Dyer
Mary Farish
Violet MacDonald
Mel Clevett
J. G. Knotter
Anaconda
Charlotte Kelly
Evelyn MacPherson
Pattersons
E. G. Kiemme
Butte Coation Committee
Floyd Ghormiey
Charles Wolfe
Budet
Paul Cwn
W. J. Grey
Con Ito
Cc. FE
Montana
RE. J. Groeneveld
Bent
Charles ‘Olfe
Musiusic
Bisie Deniele
Addrem
Union C. B
Austin Worces
E. J. Groeveneld
George Stevens
Cc. BE. Real
B. G. Kiemme
J. Walter Keller
L. H
Marchand Testimony on Bacteriological Course and Letter
Marchand testified about meeting Shepherd to sell a bacteriological course in the science school. He said Shepherd wanted the course “about legal cases” and mentioned a letter worth 100000 dollars. Faiman claimed a letter returned for 50 and a 106000 teaching fee tied to typhoid germs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchand
Shepherd
Bhep
Faiman
Clintock
MacMillan Arctic Expedition Aims at Charting Unknown North
The MacMillan Arctic expedition led by Donald B. MacMillan, with Navy Lieutenant Commander Richard Byrd and six naval personnel, sails from Boston aboard the Constitution to map the Northwestern Arctic by air. Plans include three amphibian planes, bases at Axel Heiberg and Cape Hubbard, and surveys of Grant Land Baffin Island and Norse sites while maintaining radio contact with the Navy and Geographic Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
Constitution
Robinson
E. Byrd
Navy
MacMilan
MacMillan
Byrd
Fuller
Commonwealth
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
United States
Air
Wilbur
Wiscasset
Peary
Omillan
Arctic
Sean
Ashington
MacMillan Navy
Boston
Ay Je
North Pole
Alaska
Ly Lees
Bilesameré Island
Grant Land
Baffin Island
Fone
Labdrador
Greenland
Far North
Donald B. MacMillan
National Geographic Society
Richard X. Byrd
Winchester
Secretary of the Navy
U Ted
Wiescasec
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Etah
Greenand
Cape Hubbard
Axel Heiberg
Hubbard
Elseemere Island
Cape Columbia
Martin Frobisher
Elizabeth
Gothaab
Labrador
Wiscas
Bowdlin
Navy Deartment
Regulating Power Industry Prices and Monopoly Growth
The text argues wholesale prices should be exempt from regulation of consumers while states regulate distribution. Commissions oversee power purchase contracts and may reject external transmission costs deemed unfair. It traces industry growth toward monopolies to deliver cheap, efficient service and notes a rise in stockholders as ownership expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aera
Third Cromwell dies by drowning aboard Veendam
Elizabeth Mary Cromwell, 20, daughter of Lincoln and spouse, drowned after falling overboard from the Holland American liner Veendam en route to Europe. The Cromwell family has suffered three deaths in separate incidents as a recent tragedy linked to apparent mental distress on ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Cromwell
Elizabeth Mary, Cromwell
Lincoln Cromwell
Europe
Dorothea
Gladys Cromwell
Red Cross
Dentist Repudiates Murder Confession in California
Dr Thomas Young a Los Angeles dentist who told DA detectives he killed his wife Grace Grogan Young and helped recover the body from a cistern floor will plead not guilty to murder. Attorneys John Cooper and John L Richardson said he will repudiate the confession claiming it was obtained by third degree methods and that insanity will be offered as a defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Los Ange
Thomas Young
Los Angeles
Grace Grogan Young
Poe
Murer
Thi
John Cooper
John L. Richardson
Youg
Young
Ku Klux Klan
Indiana
Oberholdtmer
Fred Hines
Oberholtzer
John Kingsbury
Stephenson
Crown Point
Ind
Mies Oberholser
Robison Named Commander in Chief of U S Fleet
Ashville June 17 Admiral 8 S Robison has been chosen to succeed Admiral Robert B Coontz as commander in chief of the United States fleet Secretary Wilbur announced the wide changes in high fleet commands Robison who heads the Bureau of Engineering was also noted for his role in naval oil reserve negotiations with Sinclair and Doheny and his temporary rear admiral rank was made permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashvnn
Robison
Robert B. Coontz
United States Fleet
Wilbur
J. K. Robison
Havy Bureau of Engineering
Elk Hills
Eapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
E. L. Doheny
Prenter Named President of Locomotive Engineers Union
William D. Prenter is elevated to president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers after the death of Warren E. Stone. L. G. Grifing becomes grand vice president and treasurer, A. Johnston named grand chief, with the Maine Central official possibly succeeding Stone’s successor. New officers serve until the 1927 convention. Directors of the cooperative bank will pick a new president and director to replace Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
William D. Prenter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Warren 8
Btone
L. G Grifing
Enineer
G Renter
A. Johnston
Chicago
Johnston
Maine Central Railroad
Brotherhood Cooperative National Bank
Stone Monday
Prenter
Arctic Lands Rumor Shapes Polar Expedition Claims
The region between the North Pole and Alaska is debated from Eskimo lore to tidal signs and mirages seen by Peary and MacMillan. The expedition sails without Washington guidance as Ottawa hints Canada may claim Arctic lands 60 to 100 degrees and 41 degrees west to the pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Alaska
Axel Helberg
Peary and
MacMillan
United States
Washington
Ottawa
Arctic
Montana crop outlook soars for 1925 as Cheely predicts record wheat
W W Cheely head of the Montana Newspaper association reports widespread rain and a marvelous grain outlook across the state. He expects wheat with high protein to exceed last year and predicts record Montana wheat production in 1925 barring adverse weather in 30 days. He notes improving rural loneliness and sees prosperity for farmers now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
W. W. Cheely
Monttaha Newspaper Association
Mah
Keely
Missoula
Kallepell
Plentywood
Sydney
Cheely
Dorothy Perkins Found Guilty in Murder Trial
Dorothy Perkins was found guilty of a crime punishable by 19 to 20 years. The jury returned its verdict after 2 hours 59 minutes. Judge Mell noted the verdict and warned about future violence by women in court. Sentence set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre
Dorothy
Mell
Cea
Gun Play Fails to Win Hand of Girl
Testimony recounts the deathbed scene as Oberholtzer and Dr. Kingsbury describe the girl’s statements. Defense argues the account is unreliable. a hearing on the case continues the next day in Crown Point Indiana.
Two Nominees Named for Rotary Presidency
Cleveland, June 1. Rotary International delegates launched candidacy for officers and debated youth service and citizenship. Donald A. Adams of New Haven was nominated for presidency along with Paul H. King of Detroit for directorships. Ten men entered the race for seven directorships. Balloting is set for tomorrow with results to be announced Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Rotary International
Donald A. Adams
New Haven
Conn
Paul H. King
Etroit
Lynn Libel Action Panel Uncertain At Midnight
The jury in the George W. Lynn criminal libel case in Yuma, Arizona, had not reached a verdict by midnight after retiring for the night. The panel for the trial began deliberations at 6 p.m., with the outcome still in doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Yuma, Ariz
George W. Lynn
Yuma
Alleged Snatcher Held After Attempted Purse Snatch
HM. ER. Clark, alleged to be the man who struck a woman at Main and Granite after a failed purse snatching, is jailed on an investigation charge. Sheriff Larry Duggan halted him on Main Street shortly after the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Main
Granite Streets
Clarkas
Larry Duggan
Main Street
Mines School Discusses First Year Course Plan
A three hour Silver Bow club meeting with Chancellor Brannon and chamber leaders debated a proposed first year course at the School of Mines. A special committee will report to the state board of education by July 6 on feasibility, with proposed classes in history English and a modern language for credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Mines
Silver Bow Club
M. A. Brannon
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Butte
D. R. Charles
Rydney Sander
Frank Eliel
Dillion
Rhodes
Great Falls
State Board of Education
Herman Blank
J. K. Heeler
W. B. Daly
H. A. Gallwey
Samuel Barker ,Jr
Willard Thompson
R. J. MacDonald
Arthur Perham
Paul A. Gow
G. W. Craven
State School of Mines
Peter Potter
D. J. Charles
Lou Bender
Anaconda
Walter Scott
H. H. Bwain
Peter J Madden Dies at New Rome Near Murray Utah
Peter J Madden, longtime Butte resident, died recently at his Utah chicken ranch near Murray. He was 44, born in Ireland, worked at the Florence hotel and Ocean bar in Butte, and had many friends. Surviving widow, two sons Richard and Martin, a daughter, sisters in America and Ireland, brothers, and other relatives. Burial planned in Murray Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter, J. Madden
Butte
Murray
Utah
Mr. Maden
California
Mr. Madden
Ireland
Old Florence
Ocean Bar
East Park Street
Richard
Martin
BSA
America
P. J. McDonnell
M. J. Downie
Long Beach
John Madden
Martin Madden
Plains
Funeral for John J. Sullivan in Butte
John J. Sullivan of Butte, age 43 and born in Ireland, died after a brief illness. He is survived by brothers Timothy in Butte and another in Ireland. Funeral services will be Friday from 30 East Copper Street to St Marys Church for a 9:30 high mass, with interment at St Patrick's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Bullavan
John J. Sullivan
Ireland
Butte
Timothy
William Ellis
East Copper Street
St. Mary's Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
World War Veteran F A Peck of Butte Dies After Illness
F A Peck a longtime Butte resident and World War veteran died after a lingering illness. A native of Montana he was 83 years old. Surviving sister Mrs Frank H Smith of Big Horn and brother William H Peck of Butte will attend the funeral at Sacred Heart church after a 2 pm removal from Sherman Reed chapel. Interment is in the Holy Cross cemetery Tory family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Peck
Butte
Montane
Frank H. Smith
Big Horn
William H. Peck
Sherman & Reed Chapel
Newstreet
Sacred Heart Church
Holy Cross Cemery
Eastern Mail Stalled by Gerry Train Wreck
Mail from eastern points to Butte was delayed for 37 hours due to a berry train wreck on the Northern Pacific line near Butte North Dakota. By noon yesterday one eastbound train arrived after delays. clerks were sent home briefly and carriers held up as the backlog was sorted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Points
Northern Pacific
Tendive
Centennial Butte
N. D
King
Chicago Robbers Loot Garment Company in West Side Heist
Six men attacked an aged watchman in Chicago's West Side, then loaded 400 garments valued at 10,000 dollars into a motor truck and fled. The Genna gangsters have been active in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
West Sidenefendorhood
Genna
Standard Robbing Company
unclear OCR item about horse race winnings
Fragmentary report notes Lord Star's Saucy winning a Corona stakes event worth £1000 at ASCOT during June. Details are garbled with nonsensical phrases and missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seociat
Ascot
Gland
Lord Star
Rotary Club discusses Montana products and war orphans fund
Dillon June 17 Rotary luncheon at Andrus Hotel featured F H Cooney Missoula on Montana Products for Montana People. Senator Hazelbaker urged support for Beaverhead war orphans fund and a Wisdom celebration for Secretary Jardine. Community pool project in Deer Lodge named, roads committee to meet county commissioners, and attendance notes shared. Visitors included Speer, Denning, Coulter, Cooney, and Best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Orphans’ Fund
Beaverhead
American Legion
Owen D. Speer
Deer Lodge
Dillionites
G. T. Paul
Roads Committee
L. C. McCullough
Dillon Club
John Denning
Idaho Falls
L. M Coulter
Logan
Utah
IF. H. Cooney
Missoula
J. P. Best
Dillion
New Company Takes Over Elkhorn Mine Properties
In Dillon on June 17 a district court order transferred the properties of the on & Montana con popemen the ton & Montana Milling and Power company and the Monta Southern Railway company from receivers to the Boston Montana Mining proprietors receivers Brand and Muffley. The mines and plants along the river in the county will be operated by the new company. Receiver Muffley will be paid 500 per month and rent for the receivership office was reduced to 40 per month. Claims by F B Felt 1200 for representation work and receivers at torneys 8950 were allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
On & Montana Con Popemen
Ton & Montana Milling and Power Company
Monta Southern Railway Company
Boston Montana Miningpretion
Muffley
F. B
Dillon Boy Wins Honor at Montana University
Harold Blinn son of Mr and Mrs C E Blinn of Dillon Montana attends the university at Missoula and has been awarded a twenty dollar prize from the Butte chapter D A R for the best student in history during the year He is completing his second year and is a Dillon High School graduate who formerly won scholarship honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Harold Blinn
C. EB. Blinn
Missoula
Butte
Dillon News Notes Highlight Local Graduations
Lee Btone returns home from Bose man after attending State college last season. Mr and Mrs Bomnerville of Livingston in Dillon for daughter Jeasie's Normal college graduation. H V Lockeridge visits from Stevensville. Paul Hoffman of Melrose on a business visit to Dillon.
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Dillon
Pioneer mining man Cornick dies of pneumonia
Bas in Bureau June 17 funeral services were held for Cornick a veteran mining man of 36 years a resident of Basin who died of pneumonia attributed to influenza after illness at a cabin in the Cataract district. He is survived by two brothers a lawyer and a doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornick
Vateway
Giatrie
Masonic Order
Neumonia
Leo
Cataract
R. Rathvill Wes
Boulder
Great Northern Seeks 2500 Shares for Bainville Scobey Branch
The Great Northern railroad asks the interstate commerce commission for authority to issue 2500 shares of new preferred stock to Montana ranchers at 100 dollars per share to fund a Bainville to Scobey branch line project. Market value of GN stock is about 67 dollars per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Washington
Great Northern Railroad Today
Interstate Commerce Commission
Montana
Bainville
Scobey
Mont
Great Northern
Strike Ties Up Calcutta Hide and Skin Industry
Coolies and clerks in Calcutta skin and hide houses joined a strike, disrupting operations and tying up the industry in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
India
Deer Lodge Anglers Plan 150000 Fish Fry and Contest
Deer Lodge June 17. Anglers club reports 150,000 fish to arrive for fall distribution in Powell county streams and lakes. weighing at Keystone Drug, prize contest rules and list of prizes to be distributed. July 7 meeting at city hall to approve plans and organize a fisher men picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Angletra’ Club
Powell County
Keystone Drug Company
Rock Creek Lake
Rotary Luncheon Plans For Rodeo Hosts in Deer Lodge
A large Deer Lodge Rotary attendance heard Dr G J Marquette preside as A J Lochrie was absent. H C Heinsch reported the Rev Attwood’s improving health. Rodeo planning advances noted with Hertz Jr named housing committee chair and requests for rooms for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Rotary
G. J. Marquette
A. J. Lochrie
H. C. Heinsch
Los Angeles
Attwood
Heinsch
Dan Hertz Jr
Local residents visit, travel, and guests in Deer Lodge
Mrs. Harold C. Kreisher of Seattle arrives to spend a month with her parents in Deer Lodge. Several residents travel for business or to visit relatives in Butte, Milwaukee, Chicago, and Bozeman. Dr. O L Daniels and wife plan a Yellowstone tour, and many others host or visit kin this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Harold C. Kreisher
Seattle
Wash
Frank Walters
Kreisher
Irene Walters
Martha Wallace
Joseph Miller
Milwaukee
W. S. Higgins
Butte
EB. L. Place
Bellingham
O. L. Daniels
Yellowstone Park
C. E. K. Vidal
Galen
Rotary
G. F. Collins
H. M. Osborne
Chicago
W. E. Keeley
Boszeman
District Court
Burton Rivers
Bozemah
State College
J. W. Steele
Darby Resident 15 Found Dead in Bed
June 17 report states W. H. Rodebank a seven year old resident of Darby was found dead in his ranch cabin. Last seen alive Saturday investigators Ira Hendrickson and tenants believe death from heart attack. J Rodebank was well known serving recently on the school board and is survived by a stepdaughter Mrs Ostergrem a son Albert Nicholas and a sister Mrs Vern Black Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
W. H. Rodebank
Ira Hendrickson
J. Rodebank
R. G. Ostergrem
League of Women Voters asks movers to report changes
In Butte, voters who moved must report Shodigen address changes to the county clerk as part of consolidation election registration. Those needing conveyance to the courthouse should call Katherine Harrington in the afternoons to arrange a ride. Belgian linens face higher costs due to wage increases and face competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters of
Butte
Courtoase
Katherine Harrington
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Church Society
Christian Endeavorers
al- Herman Blank
Z. C. O'Farrell
Margaret McMahon
Winifred Dunstan
Hulser
Inez Martin
Faiman Tale
Hungary
Hungery
Rubber m
Macmillan Sails
Sie Wastes
Cmilan
Charles E. Byrd
Secretary Hoover
U. 8S
FLEET
Dorothy Perkins
Young Slayer
Lynn
Mines School
Brannon
Peter J Madden
New Rome
Utar
Eastern Mail
Gerry
State News
Dillon Bureau
NEW Company
Elkhorn Mine Properties
Dillon Boy
Montana University
Basin Bureau Pioneer Mining
Deer Lodge Bureau
Bitter Root News Darby
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