Temperance Parade and Christian Rally Draw Thousands
A June temperance parade and rally attracted more than 4,000 people, many women and children, despite rain. Participants included Sunday schools, Campfire Girls, Boy Scouts, and Women’s Christian associations. TF Smith of Portland spoke after the march, as delegates and local groups joined the joint state conventions of the Christian Endeavor Society and Epworth League.
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Christian Endeavor Society
TF. Smith
Portland
Campfire Girl
Boy Scouts
Women's Christian Association
Walsh Dies Father of Nicholas Thomas
The funeral of the late Mee Nicholas Thomas will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock from the family residence 515 Went Fork street proceeding to Mount View Methodist Episcopal Church where services will be conducted by the Rev SR Steele
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Nicholas Thomas
Fark Street
Mountate View Methodist Episcopal Churan
SR Steele
Larry Duggan Nett Phone 770 Ind Phone 1801
Larry Duggan Nett listed with contact numbers 770 for the state and 1801 for Indiana, indicating a telephone listing. The entry appears as a simple directory record without additional context or affiliations.
Currie Funeral Services Set For Monday Morning
The funeral of the late Simon Currie will be held tomorrow at 8 o'clock at Sherman Tiged funeral chapel, then proceed to St Mary’s Church for a 9:20 mass, with interment in the Holy Cross family plot.
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Bethe Bhermnay & Reed
Readiness to Divert Rain Prompts Conventions Closure
A clipping notes Arellas prepared to divert threatened rain as two conventions plan to close tomorrow with devotional services in the morning and evening.
Quarantine Proclamation Issued by the Governor
Governor Stewart announces a broad quarantine effective July 3 covering Utah, parts of Idaho, and Wyoming counties. The measure tightens controls on alfalfa weevils, requires screened and certified potatoes, and restricts livestock shipments to hay and straw free loads.
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Stewart
Utah
Bear Lake
Oneida
Bannock
Franklin
Power
Idaho
Tide
Lincoln
Wyoming
Philipsburg News highlights and local arrivals
Philipsburg notes from June 24 report Erton Her ring’s sapphire camp departure and recent moves to Anaconda for a friend’s wedding. Stories cover county petitions for Oral Berry treasurer run, births, marriages, travels, illness, and Royal Arch Masons visits with local and out of town members.
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Philipsburg
Erton Herring
Anaconda
Friend
Reuben Connor Hall
Kittle Bramble
Tacoma
A. A. Welsbecker
Butte
Oral J. Berry
Horn
John Brockbank
Granite
Wiliam Severin
South Dakota
W. Holmes Mo
Candidate slate for judges in Helena headlines local races
June 24 report from Helena notes S. D. Arekinnon and Daniel O’Hern of City Aled as Republican and Democratic candidates respectively for judge in the Sixteenth Judicial. Frank P. Whicher filed as Republican candidate for judge in the Thirteenth Judicial district.
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Helena
S. D.arekinnon
Sales City
Daniel O'Hern
Frank P. Whicher
Argentines Balloonists Fly Across Andes From Santiago
Captain Zuloaga and Engineer Bradley crossed the Cordillera Andes in a balloon. They departed Santiago at 6 o clock this morning and landed near Mendosa, Argentina. The five hour voyage covered the distance between the two capitals.
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Buenos Aires, Jr
Argentina
Zuloaga
Bradley
Santiago
Chile
Spattata
Mendosa
Senator Walsh boosts Glacier trails funding to 182000
Special Dispatch from Washington reports Senator Walsh offered an amendment to the sundry civil bill raising Glacier National Park road and trail funding to 182000, an increase of 22000 over the house bill. The article notes forthcoming Hay bill passage and new commissions for officers entering federal service after mustering in.
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Washington
Walsh
Glacier National Park
Congress
Bozeman News Highlights Local Obits Elections and Moves
The Bozeman news summary covers the funeral of W Richards of Reed Point and surviving children in Montana, a candidate petition for Gallatin County sheriff on the Democratic ticket, a request for the county attorney nomination, a divorce decree for Robert and Leah Kamps, Honolulu natives Solomon Raimi and Eve Margaret W Bohart granted a marriage permit, Bohart shipping hogs to St Paul, a Montana history lecture for summer school, and A R Tuttle leaving as boys secretary to Mount Gilead Ohio.
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W Richards
Reed Point
Mr Richards
Montana
Bozeman
Frank and
William Richards
Roundup
John Richards
Bozemi
Rebert Kamps
Leah Kamps
B. Bi. Law
District Court
Honolulu
W. L. Hays
Solomon Raimi
Eve Margaret W
Bohart
St. Paul
James M. Hamilton
The
College
R. Tuttle
Young Men's Christian Jon
Mount’ Gi- Yead
Ohio
Federal court plea and sentencing in Helena case
In Helena on June 24 Charles Halbert pleaded guilty in federal court to immoral purposes involving a Seattle woman. He was sentenced to zero days in jail and to pay court costs. Co defendants include Stanley Little Whitman and a Billings salesman who faced related charges. The case involved a gelding worth 100 dollars on the Binchteet reservation.
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Helena
Federal
Charles Halbert
Seattle
Tutte
Fred Roundstone
Stanley Little Whitman
Toss
Billings
D Bankrout
Poindexter Seeks Democratic Nomination In Helena
Helena June 24 Attorney Joseph B Poindexter filed with Secretary of State Alderson as a candidate for the democratic nomination to succeed himself He vows to discharge duties faithfully in line with his oath and to continue enforcing the laws of the state.
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Helena
Joseph B. Poindexter
Secretary of
A. M. Alderson Jony
Japan and Russia Near Agreement on Chinese Interests
Tokio reports indicate Japan and Russia are advancing toward a mutual understanding to safeguard China's integrity and their shared interests in China. The framework envisions a conservative, peaceful adjunct to the Anglo Japanese alliance, forming a defensive pact in Eastern Asia.
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Tokio
Japan
Russia
China
Great Britain
Asia
Foreign Office
Stabbing Incident Tie to Parke in Arizona Street Altercation
Tally Johns, a feather-weight fighter, was stabbed twice during an altercation in a Park area of Arizona streets and identified William Parke, a laborer, as his attacker. Burke, detained at Butterlty, reportedly surrounded Johns and three others in the incident.
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Pally Johns
Tally Johns
Park
Arizona
William Parke
Burke
Johns
Mineic Patally Injured at West Colusa Mine
Richard Askew of 481 East Granite Street was caught by a fall of ground in a lower level this morning and sustained injuries deemed fatal, reported at Murray Hospital. Jekul was fractured and his left arm broken.
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Mineic
Rtichard Askew
East Granite
West Colusa
Murray Hospital
Jekul
Flags Stolen From Butterlty Hall Ante-room
Mayor Lane reported flags valued at 76 dollars missing from an ante-room in Butterlty hall. He notified detectives to locate the thief after discovering the theft yesterday.
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Butterlty Hall
Lane
Auto crash injures new arrival in Butte
A recent arrival in Butte named Steffen suffered a severe facial laceration and a wounded left knee when his car struck a telephone pole early this morning. Police reported the driver was alone and the vehicle sustained extensive damage.
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Ne Steffen
Butte
Repudiation of the Attack Continues On Mexico Crisis
Report outlines U S efforts to deter Carranza through diplomacy while preparing for possible hostilities. Ambassador Naon cautions against mediation at this time. Oregon National Guard unit mustered as first state force under Wilson call. Senate delays Hay resolution amid draft and consolidation debates, awaiting action Monday. Plans for diverting machine guns and ammunition to American army are advanced as allies adapt contracts.
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Naon
Argentina
Carranza
Mexico
New York
State Department
War Department
Oregon National Guard
Frst
State
Wilson
House
Senate
Funston
Arrani
Carrizal
Plant Juice touted as cure for stomach catarrh
An old newspaper-style testimonial promotes Plant Juice as a cure for catarrh of the stomach linked to head catarrh. The ad cites Mr. Charles F. P. Ransom of Whitman Massachusetts praising the remedy after two to three years of dyspepsia and gas, claiming one bottle improved his health and recommending it to friends. Sold by Newbro Drug Co in Butte and Smith Drug Co in Anaconda.
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Charles FP. Ransom
Myrtle Avenue
Whitman
Mase
Verse
Say
Rascem Haa
Vetter
Newbro Drug Company
Butte
Smith Drag Company
Anaconda
Schlappi Piano Offer Attracts Butte Buyers
Schlappi invites piano shoppers from Butte to Anaconda for a one-price sale on Emerson Adam Schaaf Cable Nelson and Schumann pianos. The dealer promises no inferior instruments, no high-pressure bargaining, and prices $75 to $100 below Montana competitors. Dealership emphasizes dignity, reliability, and lifetime customer satisfaction.
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America
Montana
Butte
Anaconda
Emerson
Adam Schaaf
Seizure of Tampico Oil Fields Targeted
The article notes Mexican fuel supply as a critical object of attack and suggests seizing Tampico oil fields and Coahuila coal regions to cripple troop movements. It frames fuel controls as a strategic objective impacting military operations.
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Tampico
Coahuila
Bodies Still Unburied on Carrizal Battlefield
June 24 report from Juarez refugees says American dead were left exposed on the Carrizal battlefield while Mexican losses were heavier than official tallies. Refugees claim Mexicans buried some near the scene. others, including General Felix Gomez, were moved to Chihuahua City. Stories of negro soldiers deserting and low Mexican casualty figures are circulated for political aims.
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FL Paso
Carrizal
Juarez
Felix Gomez
Alain
Chihuahua City
Chihuahua
Mexico
Caid
Pershing
Relief Provision Stricken From Hay Resolution In Senate Move
Washington June 24 Senate military committee reports the Hay resolution favorably but strips the $1,000,000 relief provision for militiamen families. A substitute directs that militiamen with dependents be discharged at once.
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Washington
Senate Military ‘Committee
House
National Board
United States
Food supply organized by Serlin municipality
Amsterdam reports that Serlin municipality will organize communal feeding with daily provisions. The first public kitchen opens July 7, and the full scheme will cost 2,000,000 marks.
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Amsterdam
London
Serlin
Lokal Anzleger
Needles Fire In Business District Death Toll Uncertain
Needles California June 24 workmen search ruins of Riverside and Needles hotels for more victims of a blaze that leveled the business section. Only four bodies found. many unaccounted and possibly missing children. Fire blamed on defective wiring. losses may reach 75000 dollars.
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Needles
Cal
Riverside and
Four Hundred Lost When Big Ship Strikes a Mine
Petrograd reports that four hundred people perished when the Russian steamer Mercury sank in the Black Sea after hitting a mine. The vessel carried about 550 aboard and went down bow first within five minutes near Grigorievka as vessels from Odessa searched the area for survivors.
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Petrograd
London
Mercury
Black Sea
Grigorievka
Odessa
Northwest Cruise Set to Sail August Fifteenth
Portland announces the cruiser South Dakota will sail from Portland on August 15 for Los Angeles and Magdalena Bay with Northwest civilians from Oregon Idaho Wyoming. Navy officers say civilians may join for a nominal fee to cover board and will be trained in seamanship gunnery and hill. Simultaneously the Colorado departs Seattle with Washington and Montana volunteers.
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Portland
Ore
South Dakota
Los Angles
Cal
Magdalena Bay
Mexico
Oregon
Idaho
Wyoming
Notifien
Blackburn
Naval
Omer
Navy Department
Wll
Hill
Colorado
Seattle
Washington
Fontana
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Reuben Huffmat
Glendive
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Lew L. Calaway
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Fred Holland
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C. A. Pike
Willi Bowen
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