Pension plan adopted for Montana Episcopal clergy
Great Falls June 20 The Montana diocese of the Episcopal Church unanimously adopted a pension plan for clergy with parish levy responsibility. The plan includes diocesan backing for unpaid fund assessments and will be presented to other dioceses. Delegates to the general convention in St Louis were elected from Montana. The diocese will also seek reincorporation as the original charter expires this year.
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Great Falls
Montana
Episcopal
Ehurch
C.H. Lindley
Kalispell
Miiocese
Diocese of Montana
St Louis
Glergue Hens
HS Catley
Misoula
Hennett, Great
Fats
Hf. Lindley
Kalispell, and ©. P. Burenett
Livingston
T. W. Butler
Miles City
A ‘T. MacDonald
Helena
Judge Lindsay Files Candidacy Notice in Democratic Bid
Helena June 20 Judge John Lindsay of Butte filed notice with the secretary of state of his intention to run as a Democratic candidate for judge in the Second judicial district. The report also notes a linguistic statistic citing counts of the word and in sacred texts.
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Lindsay Piles
Helena
John Lindsay
Butte
Secretary of State
Second Judicial District
Rural Church Institute Addresses Rural Topics in Bozeman
Bozeman June 20 The rural church institute at the college nears close with growing interest. Dr Matthew B McNutt of New York spoke on How to Conduct a Christian Training Class. Prof BR A Cooley discussed The Honey Bee. Mrs C N Arnett lectured on Social Service Problems. Rev John McVey of Great Falls spoke on The Place of the Country Church in the Co operative Movement. Prof A Taylor of Columbia Mo explored Rural Church and Material Factors of Rural Life. Dr M Advensed on Vitalizing the Rural Church. Prof W M Cobleigh addressed sanitary water methods and typhoid prevention. He noted chlorine treatment as costly but effective. warned against alcohol use and cautioned on wood alcohol dangers.
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Bozeman
Rural Church Institute
Matthew B. McNutt
New York
BR. A. Cooley
Department of
Entoy
C. N. Arnett
Inspector of Rural Schools
Egenney
John McVey
Great Falls
Country Church
A. ‘Aylor
Columbia
Local race heats up as sheriff and clerk candidates emerge
Hamilton June 20 Sheriff Bl. B. Chattin returns from springs attended to hi Mrs. W. Ed comes back from Missoula. George A Blair visits Hamilton from his home. Thorp and Mrs. Thorp return from Butte as Thorp enters clerk of court race. Wylie and Roy Meyers join sheriff race, seven Republicans now contenders. Annabelle Robertson returns from Missoula for summer. Carl Glick back to Missoula after visit with sister Es J. He Shoudy plans to stay in Missoula through summer.
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Chattin
Springs
W. Ed
Missoula
George A Blair
Thorp
Butte
Ats
Wylie
Roy Meyers
Corvallis
Annabelle Robertson
Carl Glick
Es J
Great Northern Suffers From HGH Water Floods Hit Montana Rails
Floods and heavy rains strand Great Northern traffic in northwest Montana. Washouts east of Eureka and along the Fernie branch halt service as Kootenai River rises, with water depths reaching several feet in towns including Bonners Ferry and parts of Leonia. Officials work to reopen lines as the Eureka branch may resume by tomorrow afternoon amid ongoing rainfall.
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Eureka
Whitefish
C. 0. Jenks
Gen. Leverich
Hervin
Great Falla
River Flood Swells Yellowstone and Destroys Park
Weather reports indicate heavy rainfall and melting snow swelling the Yellowstone River to unusual levels. Banks overflowed and farms flooded. a local amusement park on the river is now completely submerged, threatening structures. News from multiple points reaches us tonight.
Flood fears rise over bridge as pumping station risks overflow
In Huntley residents fear a railroad bridge and pumping station may flood if the river rises four inches. Officials note the river is at a 12 year high with no signs of relief and crest likely to be reached soon.
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Huntley
Bozeman News Highlights Accidents and Marriages
Mrs Elizabeth Mayott sues the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway for three thousand dollars claiming injuries after a train allegedly started without warning as she walked beside the track near Morell. A 14 year old boy from Trident fractures ribs in a car accident where a mother saved her baby from a barbed wire fence. Conrad I D Wit of Belgrade and Alberta P Arnold of Bozeman secured a marriage license, as did Horace M Ayers of Wilnereek and Miss L Landen of Minneapolis.
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Elizabeth Mayott Hes
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Ps Railway Company
Compa
Morell
Missoula
William Kaiser
Trident
Bozeman
Conrad I. D. Wit
Belgrade
Alberta P. Arnold
Tohner Miter
Grace Edwards
White Sulphur News Social Calendar Highlights
White Sulphur Springs notes guests and visits from Washington D C to Miles City with a dance at Jamison ranch near Calkins and a gypsy tea on the riverbank. Local residents including Mr and Mrs St Billington Mr and Mrs Karl Billington and Miss Margaret Anderson of Bozeman attend. Several others travel for visits and business in Helena Three Forks Sedalia Mo Paducah Kansas and North Dakota are mentioned among the regional social rounds.
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White Sulphur Springs
Angell
Washington, D.C
W. HH. Staffanson
Boze
Aubrey Black
Frances Cork
Lennep
John & Lewis
Manhattan
Charles E. Wickland
Big Timber
Wickland
Miles
S.J. Zolnowski
North Dakota
A.J. Nicholson
John F. Johnston
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Helena
Rome
J. Stanley Smith
Carl
Smith
Charles Mayn
Jamison Ranch
Calkins
Acker
Sedalia
Harl du Burde
Flint
Karl Billington
Paducah
Margaret, Anderson
Bozeman
W. A. Sherman
Three Forks
R. Y. Lyman
A.B. Allen
J.B. Richards
Joe Austin
Kade McEvoy
C. R. Byers
John Byrnes
Watson
Perry Moore
George F. Moore
Two Dot
John
Deer Lodge News Preview Seeks Fourth of July Plans
Deer Lodge reports from Friday to early July note visitors from Billings Lewistown and Whitehall attend ranch interests and homeseekers. A committee funds a good celebration with an orator to be selected. a state shoot begins next Sunday. Local petitions list W E Keeley Beck Beaumont for county offices. rain and snow boost dry-land farming and grazing. Don Larabie leaves for Idaho Falls on business.
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Helena
Wilson
Texas
Philipsburg
Wiley Mountoy
Whitehall
Deer Lodge
Ho L. de
Eft
Butte
Utah
de Hart
Powell County
W. E. Keeley
Beck
W.t.beaumont
W. J. Paul
Repubean Teket
Don Larabie
Idaho
War developments cross Bukowina and frontier clashes widen
The Russians push through Bukowina crossing the river and advancing on Czernowitz region towns while Austrians retreat toward the Carpathians. Reports differ on Pripet and Galician fronts with both sides claiming success. Other fronts show limited activity as Fort Vaux and Verdun area see artillery exchanges.
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Eth
Czernowitz
Zadova
Streety
Gliboka
Petrograd
Carpathians
German of Sonora Narrow Escape Under Mob Intervening Officers
Nogales Arizona June 20 Adolph Schauer a German resident of La Colorado Sonora arrived with refugees and narrowly escaped hanging after a mob seized by a Carranza officer intoxicated attempted to string a noose around his neck. US Consul Hostetter said Washington failed to protect Americans and that troops crossing the border may be risky.
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Ariz
Adolph Schauer
la Colorado
Sonora
Schauer
Gehon
United States
Hostetter
Hermosillo
Los Angeles
Washington
Genoa
Magdalena
Points
Speculating on Carranza Soldiers Strength
San Antonio June 20 Facing Carranza's defiant army in Northern Mexico there will be stationed along the Rio Grande within a week or 1 Says an American force that will total It was stated today almost 70 000 men officers do not regard the quiet prevailing all along the line to indicative of any improved condition Reports continued to indicate that bandits are operating Just South of the International line and that new incursions may be expected at any time J R Silliman American consul at Saltillo was on his way to the border Accurate information as to the exact number of men Carranza now has under arms or the number he could count on in the event of an international war is not in possession of the army and it is regarded as doubtful If anyone even Carranza knows the exact number could not be 150 000 vest able indicate that Carranza's army how is about 100 000 in the northern ther of states the Mexican force was estimated at approximately 45,000 the greater part be which is in Sonora and Chihuahue within striking distance of Pershing's column
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Carranza
Mexico
Rio Grande
International Line
J. R. Silliman
Saltillo
Carranza K
Sonora
Chihuahue
Pershing
Soldier held by Carrangistas released after Pershing demand
An American soldier captured at Colonia Dublan in Chihuahua was held several hours by Carrangistas of the Casas Grandes garrison. He was freed after Gen. J J Pershing, expeditionary commander, issued a demand warning that American troops would attack the town if the soldier remained captive beyond the hour.
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Chihuahua
Columbus
N. M
Carrangistas
Casas Grandes
J.J. Pershing
Wheat and grain prices steady in Minneapolis close
Market report shows July wheat at 1.09 1.10% with September and December near 1.08 1.09%. No. 1 hard and northern grades traded on track or to arrive, with various No. 2s and durum at listed cash and futures levels. Barley rye and flax prices appear with on track or to arrive notes and monthly figures through October and November.
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Minneapolis
McCaudl-Dinsmore
Helena
Northern
Tooy
Montana
C. Tavaley
McCaust-vinsmore Co. Helenm
From Newsboy to Dean at NYU Law School
Frank H. Sommers of Newark New Jersey rises from newsboy to dean of the law school at New York University, marking a remarkable ascent in legal education and professional achievement.
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Newsboy
Law School
New York University
Frank H. Sommers
Newark
N. J
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