La Follette Dies After Long Illness at 1855 Farm Home
Senator Robert M La Follette died at 1 21 p m after weeks of illness. He lapsed into unconsciousness and was surrounded by family as doctors realized the end neared. He will lie in state in the Wisconsin capitol Sunday and be buried in Madison.
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Butte Prepares Majestic Fourth of July Celebration
General Chairman James H. Rowe announces plans moving forward for a large Fourth of July program in Butte. A 41 round boxing card, a major parade, an expanded Spirit of America pageant, an invitational golf tournament, and a general vocalists meeting are all scheduled with wide local support from merchants and musicians.
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Arthur Drynan
George Stevens
Irene St. Quentin
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Martin
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Marie Pearce
Frank Riley
D. J. Charles
Floyd Ghormley
Noell Rainville
Sybil Brown
Madame Leipheimer
Kathryn Meagher
Stevenson
Frank Ehrig
Montana Hardware
Montana Power Company
Moran's
Amundsen Ellsworth Arctic Flight Reaches North Cape
The Amundsen Ellsworth expedition details a grueling Arctic trek from King’s Bay Spitzbergen to North Cape with two Dornier Wal aircraft. They describe ice conditions, fuel shortages, and new solar compasses aiding aerial navigation while noting strong engines and careful observations of sea ice and depth. The article also recalls Amundsen’s polar feats and the Ellsworths’ financial support.
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Royal Coachman or Gray Hackle Debate in Angling
The article discusses rival fishhook styles for gemry mountain trout and contrasts automatic and older reel designs. It notes Brown and Jones as knowledgeable on both schools and cites The Standard as a guide, with readers of all ages staying informed through daily ads and columns.
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Riesenberg's Comment on Amundsen's Report
Captain Felix Riesenberg analyzes Amundsen and Ellsworths polar flight noting a maximum latitude of 87.44 north after seven hours and about 600 miles. He cites excessive fuel use due to heavy loads and mid journey deviation from true north as key retarding factors.
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Amundsen and Ellsworth land near polar ice after fog
After seven hours of high speed flight Amundsen and Ellsworth narrowly avoid disaster as fog and a dark water lane reveal landing would be impossible on the polar ice. The pilots’ skill is praised while noting open water lanes may guide safe landings for future polar flights.
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Norway Welcomes Amundsen Home For Great Journey
The Norwegian government sends greetings and congratulations to Roald Amundsen and his companions on their return home from a remarkable expedition. The Leidt Aeronautic association also dispatched a message praising the brilliant journey and expressing enthusiasm.
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Enlarge Quarters of Metals Bank Aims Large Safety Vault
Bank president James K E Woodard outlined plans to move bookkeeping and correspondence to the second floor to ease congestion. By August 1 the ground floor will host more windows and a redesigned lobby, plus a new safety deposit vault making the bank's vault system the largest in the state. Officers include Charles J Kelly and James T Finlen. Deposits rose from 28.7 million in 1924 to 33.5 million in 1925, with total resources over 13 million.
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Emperor's health declines slightly in bulletin
The emperor's condition, deteriorating for four years, is reported by the household department as slightly worse but not dangerous. The bulletin issued in Tokyo on June 19 notes ongoing physical and mental illness.
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Chinese agitators demand war with Britain and Japan
A Shanghai dispatch reports 60 000 people attended an anti foreign demonstration calling for war against Great Britain and Japan. Many foreign refugees from the interior are fleeing into Shanghai.
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Butte Hosts State Christian Endeavor Convention Delegates
Asa K. Gaylord of Bozeman presided as state president with Ray Fleck Anaconda and Rev. L Holser Helena delivering talks. Alderman Herman Blank welcomed visitors, praising Butte hospitality and peacetime soldiers. Delegates from Anaconda Great Falls Billings Miles City Dillon Helena Bozeman gather with four local Christian Endeavor societies and state officers named.
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Archie McPhail
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Helena
Margaret McMahon
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Violet McDonald
Inez Martin
Butte
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Hulser
Edith Cavell
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Esther Anderson
Mary Farnsworth
Ray Fleck
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Ray McLeod
Doris McAlpine
Edward Maag
Leona McFarland
James McKay
Mabel ‘McPhail
Vera
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Violet Morrie
Alex Ross
Grace Sparrow
J. G. Spencer
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Great Falls
Sutton Cobb
Leslie Hatcher
C. Kirchen
Maxine Morehead
Anabel Rogers
Catherine Whitford
Billings
Maryden Dahlstrom
Miles City
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Deer Lodge
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Lewistown
Dr and Mrs James Return From Three Week Auto Trip
Dr H H James and Mrs James with their daughter Geraldine arrived home after a three week auto trip through three northern and eastern states. They visited St Paul Minneapolis Mayo Clinic Rochester and University of North Dakota class reunion.
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Two Die and Sixteen Hurt in Ohio Train Wreck
Two persons were instantly killed and 16 injured when a Big Four passenger train derailed after leaving the track at Grant Ohio ten miles north of Kenton at 445 PM. The engineer and fireman were severely injured and the engine and three coaches left the rails.
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