Parade and Drill Mark Opening Day in Livingston
Special Dispatch reports the first day of the twenty fifth annual state convention in Livingston with a parade led by the Livingston band and a grand commandery drill. Delegations from Great Falls Missoula Helena Kalispell and other towns attended about 125 visitors, flags displayed and open-air concert and ball concluding the day.
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Flowers Sold in London Streets for Charity
In London on Mexandra Day crowds donated artificial roses and wildflowers to support Queen Alexandra charity efforts. Prominent ladies and duchesses wore white hats with floral garlands as disabled workers produced the artificial roses for sale. A child sold a white bunch for 25 cents amid the event.
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Rivalry for Locas Ions in Horse and Car Events
For use of horses there were rosettes while for motor cars garlands had been provided. There was much rivalry among the women for the most favorable locations as prizes were offered for the best sales.
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von Bivak Mininim
China Aims to Bargain With Money Men Over Loans
Peking reports ongoing loan negotiations between China and international bankers. The government resists foreign supervision and a proposed reorganization of the Mo Buli monopoly, while offering counter terms including a six million dollar loan in October and a ten million dollar option later, as talks continue.
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Senator Wigine of Delaware Dies in New York Home
United States Senator Anthony Wigine of Delaware died in New York after serving as a Republican elected to the U S Senate. The long-time senator, noted for his impact on Delaware politics, passed away after a period of illness. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Wilmington
Hard fought case docketed for July in federal court
June reports from Velen note a July 8 start in federal court with multiple cases set. Adee Bourauhy and a 65 Hanica centre drawn for trial, plus indictments against Stemund Soak and Max Frio of Lutopia for white slavery. Also Orvila Courvilla, Meier We, Harry Anderson charged with hootiegeing. Indicted officials of the National Cash Register Co face Sherman antitrust action.
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Ted
Orvila Courvilla
Meier
Harry Anderson
National Cash Register Company
Demicratic House Advertisers Debate New Sent Tr
Fragmented excerpt shows political actors discussing costs and honor of providing something new. The text mentions democratic managers, house, and advertisers. No clear event or outcome is established.
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Heston
Death of Alaska Magnate in Battle Town Death
John James Reanon, a prominent Alaskan magnate aged 45, died in Battle Wash on June 26 after a career marked by fortunes in mining and shipping. He recently retired from business and had been traveling along the Pacific coast aboard a yacht when the fatal event occurred.
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John James Reanon
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Not clear from the transcript
A fragmentary court entry from Cincinnati reports a defendant in a state district case today facing the charge of misappropriation. The document references a National CalE Rolston company employee at Dayton Olio amid alleged theft.
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aMeera
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New Towns Sites Reported by Milwaukee Agent
G W Morrow, Milwaukee general agent, has returned to Lewistown with details of seven new town locations on the Milwaukee line including Seattle and Great Falls. He expects to finalize the placements by week’s end.
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Canadian Northern outlines 1942 track plan
Chicago June 26 President William McKougie announced the constract iow programme for 1942. It includes 600 miles of new track in Alberta and 1,200 miles of branch line to Theil’s River loading.
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William McKougie
Canadian Northern Railway Today
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Damaging Storm Hits Portland Area With Lightning
A storm in Portland Oregon accompanied by lightning and heavy rain damaged numerous buildings and knocked out power lines. Several people were injured in the event, though overall damage is described as small. The incident marks the second such occurrence this week.
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Ore
Man with total memory loss believed to be Oregon native
Thomas Graves, arrested on insanity charges, displays total amnesia except for the name Graves and a faint recollection of Oregon. He is well educated, well dressed, and appears a successful businessman. Sheriff Woods hopes memory may return and restore his identity, while Graves remains perplexed about his origin and destination.
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Fragmentary OCR text describes an incident at Bt Stapen's hall with tires and lugs broken while attempting admission. Police magistrate mentions monthly imprisonment as a potential sentence, but details are unclear and many words are unreadable.
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