Wilson's Last Political Will Reported by AP
A New York to Baltimore dispatch says Woodrow Wilson drafted a political will for the Democratic platform. It calls for U S membership in the League of Nations and a permanent court of justice, plus liberal prohibition policy, tax cuts, tariff revision, farmer relief, and a new transportation department. The document, drafted months before his death, lists eight to nine close collaborators including Robinson Baker Glass Swan son Baruch Houston Cobb.
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Associated Press
Altimore
New York
Balti- Prise Sun Today
Woodrow Wilson
Resolutions Committee
United States
League of Nations
International Court of Justice
League
Treasury
Congress
Department of Transportation
Mr. Wilson
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Carter Glass
Virginia
Claude A. Swanson
Norman H. Davis
Bernard M. Baruch
David F. Houston
Agriculture
the Treasury
Frank I. Cobb
The
New York World
Carged by Agricultural Credit Corp Sends Dairy Cattle North
In Minneapolis on June 20 the first dairy cows were dispatched to farmers in North Dakota funded by the 16 million dollar Agricultural Credit Corporation. The move aims to help diversify farming in one crop regions and support farmer prosperity.
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Minneapolis
Agricultural Credit Corporation
North Dakota
Portuguese Aviators Reach Macao After Lisbon Flight
Hong Kong report says Lieutenants Paes and Beiros nearly finished their long Lisbon to Macao flight and landed at Shamchun at 2 o clock on the frontier of the British leased territory.
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Hong Kong
Paes
Beiros
Lisbon
Macao
Shamchun
Boy Convicted of Mother's Murder in Florida
Frank McDowell was found guilty in Clearwater circuit court of murdering his mother in St. Petersburg last February. Thejury recommended mercy. The verdict carries a life term and was delivered after about two hours of deliberation. He remained calm throughout.
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Associated Press
Clearwater
Fla
Frank McDowell
St. Petersburg
Woman Sues After Alleged Assault by Three Women
Mrs. Lillian Bonnette sues for 75000 in district court alleging three women entered her Alexandria home on April 25, beat her, hogtied her, searched the house and abducted her to a wood where she was tortured. Plaintiffs name Gertrude Ball Amelia Jordan and LessieHatch ett as alleged assailants. Bonnette is mother to a boy nine and a girl age nine. Officials have not stated motives.
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Associated Press
Alexandria
Lillian Bonnette
Gertrude Ball
Amelia Jordan
Lessie Hatchett
Weather Summary Shows Rising Northwest Temperatures
Moderately low pressures over the Northwest this evening with high pressure along Washington coast. Rain reported in Eastern Montana and Southern Alberta and Saskatchewan. Temperature rises across the Northwest except Northwestern Columbia and Alberta, where a fall occurs. Clear skies prevail.
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Helena
Los Angeles
St. Paul-Minn
Atta
Washington
Montana
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Mie
Columbia
Tourist service station proposed in Missoula forest
Charles W. Hardy applies to buy a small tract atop the Skalkaho divide in the Missoula national forest to build a tourist service and supply station. Supervisor Nagel will inspect for fire risk and suitability after a trip with Fire Assistant Clack, with a decision due on their return. Forest officers will review range conditions and Moose Lake area, where many cottages are sought.
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Hamilton
Charles W. Hardy
Missoula National Forest
W. M. Nagel
Missoula Forest
Nagel
John Clack
Rock Creek
Moose Lake
The
Forest Service
Mrs Lucey English Dies at Home North of Dillon
Mrs. Lucey F English wife of rancher L W English died at 6 30 this morning at her Dillon area home aged 52 She was born March 26 1872 in Three Rivers Michigan and moved to Beaverhead County sixteen years ago Survived by husband four sons Earl Thurman Lloyd and Dale all of Dillon and three sisters in the East Funeral arrangements await relatives and burial will be in Dillon likely Sunday
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Dillon
Lucey F English
L. W. English
Beaverhead County
Earl
Thurman
Lloyd
Dale
Skalkang Autocade Plans Missoula Walkover to Butte
The Skalkaho road autocade from Missoula to Butte and Anaconda reveals a revised schedule with no stops at Corvallis or Philipsburg. About 75 owners from Missoula and Hamilton have signed, with a planned route including Hamilton Anaconda and Butte. Departure from Missoula is 7 a.m. Saturday, return to Missoula by 7 p.m. Sunday.
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Hamilton
Missoula
Skalkaho Creek
Anaconda
Butte
Deer Lodge
Drummond
Aviators Reach Rangoon After Bangkok Stop
Three American army airplanes arrive in Rangoon from Bangkok on the final leg of a round the world trip. The group travels under order and continues onward from Rangoon today.
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Rangoon
Associated Press
British India
Bangkok
Siam
College Men's Club Plans Season At Montana State Normal
The Montana State Normal college men's club held a meeting to elect officers for the coming quarter and to outline summer activities. They collaborate with local businessmen to place students in employment, with J L McCollough Lee McCracken and W B Hartwig assisting. Coach Bruce Hollister was chosen to lead the college baseball team for the summer as new players join, aiming for the city league championship. James Mann is president Emerson Richardson vice president William Brownfield secretary treasurer J B Cluley sergeant at arms.
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Bruce Hollister
James Mann
Emerson Richardson
William Brownfield
J. B. Cluley
Marriage of Marjorie Marchasseau to Milton Roughton
Word came from Dillon of the June 12 wedding in Fresno California between Miss Marjorie Estella Marchasseau and Milton H. Roughton. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Marchasseau of Grasshopper and has strong ties to Dillon. He works at the Edison Electric plant in Big Creek California where they plan to reside.
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Boughton
Edison Electric
Big Creek
Cal
Dillon News Notes highlights local visitors and residents
Dillon Montana notes from June 30 show John Meyers visiting from the Big Hole basin. Grace Truax of Lima and C L Truax of Lima are both in Dillon. William Keppler and A A Jones visit from Bannack and Monida respectively. James S. Flaherty of Boulder and William Christensen with family are spending days in town. William Christensen and family reside in the Big Hole basin. William Keppler hails from Bannack.
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Dillon News
Dillon
John Meyers
Big Hole Basin
Grace Truax
Lima
Illiam Roode
Twin Bridges Independent
James
Flaherty
Boulder
J. EB. Kelly
A. A. Jones
Monida
William Keppler
Bannack
C. L. Truax
William Christensen
Deer Lodge Briefs and Funeral Notices
Deer Lodge June 20 brief notes report Rebecca lodge delegates to Butte for a state meeting. Missoula visitor Mrs. Addie visits family. E A Moe and daughter Luella plan a Calgary ranch trip. Guy Bliss, former local, conducts business in town. his wife now lives in Butte. Mrs. Sarah J. Dennis funeral Sunday at 2 with Rev. H Tudor. Local residents attend Legion convention in Helena. Episcopal services by Rev. John G Spencer in Deer Lodge. Post office clerk Ore Gordon to spend summer in Jens. Erma Brown returns from West Coast trip to resume duties. Eugene Carrell and wife from Butte visit.
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Deer Lodge
Butte
Addie
Missoula Ie
Marcotte
E. A. Moe
Luella
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Guy Bliss
Sarah J. Dennis
H. Tudor
FR. van Ess
E. Crabb
Frances
Will Reed
American Legion
Helena
R. L. Chapman
Kerr
Erma Brown
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
Miss Brown
Eugene Carrell
Japanese Bullet Victims Found Dead Near San Pedro
Two Japanese men were found shot on White Point road near San Pedro as homicide squads investigate. Officers suspect robbery as a motive and believe the victims may have been killed elsewhere and dumped at the cliff edge. One man carried a card reading Gigarashi and an address in Trinidad, California. The other had a bloodstained knife handle in his pocket.
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San Pedro
Cal
White's Point
Los Angeles
Gigarashi
West M Street
Trinidad
Cole
Anaconda Girl Wins National Meat Story Title
Sixteen year old Merle Boone daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Boone of Anaconda has been named Montana champion in the National Meat Story contest chosen from nearly 12000 high school girls. She attends Anaconda high school and studies home economics in Miss Irene Brady's class. The contest, arranged by the national livestock and meat board, required a paper on best ways to serve meats and has brought wide congratulations to the winner.
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J. T. Boone
Anaconda
Montana
Miss Boone
Anaconda High School
Irene Brady
National Livestock and Meat Board
Anaconda Welcomes Missoula Hamilton Autocade
Anaconda prepares a grand reception for the Missoula Hamilton autocade on Skalkaho highway. About 560 people in 100 cars travel from Missoula and Hamilton with a band leading a parade to the Montana hotel for a welcome address and festivities. The caravan will tour local sights before continuing to Butte for dinner, signaling arrival by accompanying airplane.
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Anaconda
Missoula-Hamilton
Skalkaho Highway
James B. McCavitt
J. ¥. Goose
Skalkaho
Silverlake
Main Street
Park Avenue
Missoula
Montana Hotel
McCavitt
Hamilton
Hickory Street
Eighth Street
Eighth
Main
Butte
New Finlen Hotel
Belin Announces Wireless Transmission of Pictures
Paris reports Edouard Belin inventor of sending pictures by wire announced today he has succeeded in transmitting pictures by wireless. Belin previously developed photo transmission by wire and now showcases a wireless method.
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Associated Press
Paris
Edouard Belin
Poland cuts 30000 civil service jobs in economy drive
Warsaw reports continued pruning of state payroll as 30,000 more civil servants are let go. The government says the economy campaign now accounts for 66,000 eliminated positions, reflecting broad public sector reductions.
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Poland
Warsaw
Foley Pills touted to flush kidneys and aid relief
Landon Taylor of Dorchester Iowa praises Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys claiming they boost activity and bring relief from dizziness back pain and fatigue. He says he could not lift or walk previously but now feels fine. Paxson and Rockefeller Ady.
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Foley
Landon Taylor
Dorchester
Iowa
Paxson & Rockefeller
Ady
Arkansas City constable backs Tanlac with strong praise
W J Uncle Billy Gray of Arkansas City, a 47 year veteran constable and beloved local figure, proclaims Tanlac a miracle after suffering stomach and intestinal troubles for two years. He credits Tanlac with restoring health energy and strength and notes continued use keeps him well. He urges readers to buy Tanlac from druggists and warns against substitutes.
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W. J
Uncle Billy) Gray
Arkansas City
Irwan
Tanlac
Uncle Billy
Negro murderer William Ward hanged at Florence prison
William B Ward the first negro executed in Arizona history was hanged at dawn at the state prison in Florence for the murder of Ted Grosh University student. The case linked Ward to Phoenix killings and other murders under investigation as officials and family watched.
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Associated Press
Florence
Ariz
William B. Ward
Ted Grosh
Arizona University
Ward
W. H. Grosh
Ted
George
Hal McNelly
Maxine McNelly
Gilbert
Globe
Phoenix
Ada Bourdeau
Elkhart
Ind
Grosh
Gila County
Stephen H. Abbey
Miss McNelly
R. B. Sims
Alma Bourdeau
Duncan Waller
Ruth Tucker
Memphis
Tenn
Obe Spencer
Tornado Toll Rises Near Dickinson North Dakota
Dickinson North Dakota reports the tornado that hit Wednesday increased the death toll to eight with the family of four confirmed dead about 20 miles north of Dickinson.
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Associated Press
Dickinson
N. D
Funeral for J. W. Jackson at Elks Hall and Helena church
The funeral of our late Brother J. W. Jackson will be held from the Elks hall at 2 30 Saturday afternoon. Services will be at St Mark's Episcopal church at 3 o'clock. The body will lie in state at the Elks hall until 6 o'clock Sunday morning. Funeral to be held at Helena. GEO HASKELL Exalted Ruler H CLINTON Secretary.
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Elks
J. W. Jackson
Elks’ Hall
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Helena
Geo, Haskell
H. Clinton
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