Great Falls Flood Strikes City Trains Delayed
Great Falls endures record June rainfall with 6.82 inches since Friday, flooding streets and forcing residents from homes. Montana Central service halted, trains abandoned, and several business basements fill with water. Reports of washouts east and west of Great Falls. Missouri River expected to rise further.
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Choteau
Rockies
Teton County
Montana
Montana Central Way
Tran’ Ly
Great Falls
Butte
Montana Central
Shelby
Great Northern Main Line
Havre
Bhelby
Great Northern
Thi
Elie
Leline
Missouri
Telephonic Office Closes in Virginia City
Special Dispatch reports that telephonic service in Virginia City halted for days after The Virgin City office closed. Miss Linnie Gilbert, manager, and her sister Beasley resigned amid wage talks, factory promises an increase, and no reply came after June 1. Assistant Superintendent O Day of Helena traveled Friday to reopen and install a new manager and operator.
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Stradgn
Virgin City
Virgiia
Linnie Gilbert
Beasle
O'Day
Helena
Virginia City
Bad shearing weather delays wool shipments
The rainy week hindered sheep shearing and wool loading for railroad transport. J Hample of Butte, purchasing for Jeremy Willining & Co. of Hasina, tried to collect wool in the Oils vicinity Tuesday but wet conditions delayed loading and delivery.
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Syrciel Niepatet
Tein Beltges
Sheapmign
Airpreent
J. Hample
Butte
Jereamiay Willining & Co
Hasina
Frgaral Eins
Sheep Shearing Report From Welsh Creek Area
A clipped summary notes that a Max Lauterbach clip valued at about 0,000 pounds was shipped. The Shultz clip near Sneri dan weighs nearly 100,000 pounds but muddy ends hinder drawing. The Brickley plant moved toward Mellesser Creek with 21,000 sheep owned by several firms. The Silk Job will finalize then move the plant to Drummond.
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Max Lauterbach
Shultz
Sneridan
Brickley, & Lucie Ispring
Mellesser Creek
Agitation in Yokio and American Question Debate
The article reports ongoing agitation around the American question, with references to the Progressives and the Daldeela alliance shaping positions before the upcoming elections. It notes diplomacy issues, public unrest fears, and limited war talk in American press amid political maneuvering.
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Mum Bolgon
Daldeela
Coe Aimeri
Banner Fleeces Wool From Small Sheep Band
J M Nye a rancher near Prineville Oregon county heads a tiny flock of 29 ewes. His clip weighs 420 pounds averaging 14 4 pounds per fleece and earns 21 cents per pound totaling 3 05 per fleece. He expects 45 lambs from the flock and envisions profit of 9 05 per sheep, with total earnings around 261 to date. Nye plans to expand the herd to about 100 head, shifting focus from horses to sheep for higher farm income.
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J. M. Nye
Prgeville
Nye
Nyehog
Misoula graduates with honors and law degree recipients
Missoula students graduate with honors at Harvard Law School. Sredal Otupaten graduates with honors, Higbert Vandevanter Lucey from Cheyenne, Wyoming, and A. Be from Wells University. Warcelor of acts degree honors include Washington Jay McCormtels of Missoula, Norman Pallily Vollmer of Gewisten Idaho.
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Sredal Otupaten
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University Law Accool
Gewisten, Idalo
Short Straw Helps Reconciliation End in Court
In St Louis a divorce case heard by Judge Winzie features Boward and Stamm reconciling after a short straw drew by Boward. Mrs Stamm testifies her husband briefly left last year then returned saying he would draw to decide between staying or going to South Dakota. The couple later quarreled again and a divorce petition was filed, then dropped.
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St. Louis
Boward
Stamm
South Dakota
Merisbaud
General Baiffield Dead in Washington Death Notice
Washington reports General Baiffield former geodetic survey official and Civil War veteran died at home yesterday. A Columbia College graduate, York, he served for years in the United States geodetic survey and was remembered as a cordial army leader.
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Washington
Willany Mifiekl
United Stater Oo Anid Geodetic Survey
Cohubia College
York
Peace Congress Updates Debated At The Conference
Delegates discuss debt collection and international law as General Porter negotiates with European plenipotentiaries. Britain France Germany and Russia seen unlikely to oppose, with a draft proposition and prize court framework outlined for The Hague proceedings Pending arrival of Andrew Carnegie to arrange the peace building corner stone and ambassadorial events set for July 4.
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Mw Wague
Horav. Porter
General Portee
France
Germany
Russia
Mme Wil
Na Soclarid
Supreme Prize Court
Vanmal
Breanne
Great Britain
Turkey
Trong
Andrew Carnegie
Eele
David J. Hills Recepion
Bitter Root valley suffers from mol a urs and heavy rain
Special Dispatch from Hamilton notes persistent rains in the Bitter Root valley over the past week boosting fruit prospects. A Richmond VA dealer praises the local apple crop for quality and pest free nests. Local arrivals include Miss Marriet Daly and visitors tied to engineering work near Lake Como.
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Standard
Hamilton
Fruil
Richmond
Vis
Marriet Daly
New York
Daly Mansion
Daly
Harry South
Fred Adams
Havre
Alc
Beker
O'Relen
H.houston
Bitter Root
Mamilten
Misyou
Sleeping Child Springs
V. J. Beeson
Missoula
Beeson
Lake Como
Regia
Evs
Mls6
G. F. Woods
Ue Ravallthalet
Chistae
W. RR Sheldon
Dielenn
Allon An Autlag
Ham- Aton
Ardy Leewatt
Mortis
Bisbee & Campbell
Salk Lake
We Western Federation of Labor
Special Orders on Courts-Martial Issued
The War Department issues special orders guiding courts martial. They apply where a soldier is liable to civilian court or surrender of offenses. The rules reflect Supreme Court findings in a case known as Creation case, limiting double prosecution for murder and related offenses.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Roillyns tabble leat home in Caliton June 23
Roillyns home in Caliton is marked for a change on June 23 with McBreen of the Boston América referenced in the brief notice.
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Roilly'n
Thable Leat
Portuguese Premier Franco Expected to Resign
June 23 report from Matteld notes censorship limits detail but confirms Lisbon reports of Franco resigning. The upheaval spreads across Portugal as major newspapers Fale and Mundo are suspended and several public clubs closed.
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Matteld
Vartuge
Noture
Noling
Lisbon
Franco
Nove
Fale
Mundo
Colored men quarrel leaves one in hospital
James Minar, colored, was arrested after a morning shooting that left Wade, also colored, in serious condition. The bullet hit Wade in the right hip and possibly stomach. Wade says Minar beat his wife prior to the incident. Minar claimed justification and said little beyond that. Further trouble between the men had occurred recently over Wade living at Minar's house.
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Manatenao Tna
Dane
James Minar
Shotly PD
Wade
Minar
Limal
Hem
Emperor Races Yacht After Services at Kiel
Emperor Wittim conducted services on the imperial yacht Hohenzollern in Kiel Germany. Afterward he sailed the Meteor against Victory, which yielded the race as the HMS Hamburg gave way. In a half gale the Meteor completed the course in 14 hours 22 minutes, while Navabo beat Comet by 22 minutes 10 seconds. The cruiser Munich observed maneuvers of a new submarine. It is not learned whether the emperor went down by the submarine personally.
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Kiel
Germany
Emperor Wittim
Clipping the Wings of the House of Lords
London reports a looming parliamentary clash as Prime Minister Campbell-Bannerman weighs curbing Lords powers. A reform plan envisions limiting Lords amendments and forcing Commons final say within one parliament. The debate centers on life peer appointments and potential referendums to align the Lords with voters while navigating Liberal support and public opinion.
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London
Jane
Prenider Campbell-Bannerman
House of Commany
Minrrow
House of Lords
Great Britain
House of Commons
Commons
Lords
Doctor's Food Talk Explains Nutritious Food Choices
A Massachusetts doctor extols the health benefits of high quality foods and recommends using four heaping teaspoons of Wheat in cereal portions. He praises Grave-Nuts as a ready to prepare, economical option suitable for babies and adults, and endorses its use with hot or cold liquids plus simple garnishes. The doctor also mentions a book titled The Hand to Wellville and promotes reading it for further guidance.
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Massachusetts
Tata
Wellville
Premier Clemenceau Seeks Aid After Albert Visit
Marcelin Albert, leader of southern unrest, met with Premier Clemenceau. The talks touched on taxes, strikes, and municipal resignations while authorities vow to uphold the law. Albert left for the south promising to urge workers back to duty as troops and orders tighten security.
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Paris
Albert
Clemenceau
Arrival of US armored vehicles marks long voyage
United States armored vehicles Wiel yglton and Tennerree departed New York on June 14 and arrived today at Roya Randy, prompting notes on the voyage and possible deployment.
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Borgounx
Frakee
Tune
United States Armored Cvileers Wiel Ygton
Tennerree
Newpore
Roya Randy
Government aims to curb coal shortage with railroads
The illings Gusette notes combined efforts with the rivers of the West and Northwest under government leadership to secure fuel supplies for the coming winter. It highlights widespread attempts to persuade the public of the need to stockpile coal as shortages threaten greater suffering than last winter, despite railroads showing commitment to meet the demand.
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Circle Tours
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Weturn
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Norfolk
Lake Shore
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Michigan Central
Waghiraaton
B. C
Wamaen J. Lynch
Fessenger Trae
Shicago
M. Nye
Morlard Migkes
General Baiffield
Thame
Cytlewrin
International Prize Court
Hague
Hague Permanent Arbitration Court
SOUID
Caliton
California
Portugal
Emperor Races
Min
Lwe Hodses
M. Albertia
Asx
M. Clomineeiu
Alvers
M. Clemenceau
M. Albert
M. Perruul
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Argelliers Committee
Lentier
Nimes
Traena
Argeliers Commilites
Jig
Senate
Montpelier
Hoyal
The
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
Paul Morton
Richards
Ellis
Montane
Pittsburg
Helen
Mont
BIG Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Yad Tovle
Mirsoule
Trip
Burlington
Burlisston
St. Paul
Billings
Denver
Kansas City
Omaha
Burlington Iunk Lines
Fon Burtington
Wal Bradt
W. Broadway
Butte, Mont
Estern Montana National Bank
Alissoula, Moe
GA Wolb Ieee Ity T
Winslow
New Wash
Woods
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Montana
First National Bank
Missoula, Mont
Pala
A.D. Taypard
Seth A. al Ieith
Ice
Celth
Runhter
McLand
England
Ty Ws
Grasnaus Senneth ToBa
M. L. Gulden
Ald
Ita Crancher
Brey
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