Ozanne Family Lives Afloat Aboard Bretagne
The Ozanne family sailors captivate with a floating French sea life aboard the schooner Bretagne. Jean Ozanne 19 serves as second mate while his sister Leone 16 trains as a mermaid and navigator. They educate aboard daily with French as the official language and contact with San Francisco during occasional port calls. Mrs Ozanne and Captain Leo Ozanne emphasize broad learning from geography to anthropology amid a mobile seafaring home.
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Leone Ozanne
Leo Ozanne
The
Bretagne
David H. Glickman
Central Press
the Standard
San Francisco
Ozanne
Ozannes
France
Jean Ozanne
Leone
Brittany
Marquesas
Marriage Licenses Granted in District Court
Yesterday the district court clerk issued marriage licenses to Nicholas Enich of Butte and Ellen McDaniel of Cardwell, William A. Roach and Myrtle Hough, Dan Healy and Margaret Sullivan, Stephen Kasun and Mary B. Babic, all of Butte.
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District Court
Nicholas Enich
Butte
Ellen McDaniel
Cardwell
William A. Roach
Myrtle Hough
Dan Healy
Margaret Sullivan
Stephen Kasun
Mary B. Babic
Petition Confirmed For Flathead Project By Commissioners
The Day in Montana reports that Flathead project commissioners seek court confirmation of settlers signatures to a new contract. In White Sulphur Springs a jury convicts Harry Kerns of second degree murder for killing J D Keily at Ringling and recommends a 10 year minimum. Great Northern asks to close a Stockett agency with a July 10 hearing. Secretary of State Mountjoy finds 18013 prohibition petition signatures across 34 counties. United Mine Workers of America District 27 elects Carl Kansala as Washoe president. Lee Beatty, Great Falls assistant guardmaster, is shot in the leg by a hidden assailant in a boxcar.
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Associated Press
Flathead Project
Polson
White Sulphur Springs
Harry Kerns
J. D. Keily
Ringling
Great Northern Railway
Stockett
Railroad Commission
Mountjoy
United Mine Workers of America
Carl Kansala Af Washoe
Lee Beatty
Great Falls
Davidson elected at Billings meet
Robert Pauline of Kalispell was elected president of the Montana Launderers' Association at the two day annual meeting in Billings. New officers include Guy C. Davidson of Butte as vice president George Dabler of Great Falls as secretary treasurer and Fred Chapman of Deer Lodge re elected sergeant at arms Missoula chosen as 1920 convention host city with date to be set by officials The program featured technical discussions by national association officers.
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Associated Press
Billings
Robert Pauline
Kalispell
Montana Launderers' Association
Guy C. Davidson
Butte
George Dabler
Great Falls
Fred Chapman
Deer Lodge
Missoula
National Association
Glasgow Grocer and Clerk Killed in Crossing Crash
Glasgow, Mont. June 23 H O Mattson a local grocer and his delivery clerk Francis Campbell were fatally injured when an eastbound fruit express struck their truck at a grade crossing near the Glasgow flour mill. The truck was demolished and both men died at the hospital.
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Associated Press
Glasgow
Mont
H. O. Mattson
Glasgow Grocer
Francis Campbell
Body of John Allan to be sent to Long Beach for burial
Acting on a telegram from Mrs. Mary E Allan, the body of John Allan will be sent by express to Long Beach California for burial. Sacramento police identified Allan by fingerprints and notes indicate he shot Charles T Lomas before killing himself. Lomas was wounded in the arm and is recovering at Murray Hospital.
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Mary E. Allan
John Allan
Charles T. Lomas
Potters’ Field
Sherman & Reed
Long Beach
Cal
Undertakers
Allan
Express
Sacramento
Joe Williams
Butte
Lomas
Murray Hospital
Famous Paris Theater to Disappear in 1930
The Porte Saint-Martin theater, one of Paris' oldest playhouses, will be demolished to make way for a department store. Demolition starts when the current lease ends in 1930, removing a historic link to performances like Cyrano de Bergerac and L Aiglon with stars such as Sarah Bernhardt and Mistinguette among its associated artists.
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Paris
Porte Saint-Martin
L’aiglon
Sarah Bernhardt
Coquelin
Mademoiselle George
Frederic Lemaitre
Mistinguette
Royal Literary Fund reports record grants to distressed British authors
The Royal Literary Fund spent over 24500 pounds last year aiding 54 authors in distress, the largest outlay on record for this program.
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Royal Literary Fund
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