Record prices for Montana sheep and wool rise in Glendive report
Glendive reports two record sales in early June. John McAulay of Saugus sold 350 head and five year old wethers to a Sioux City buyer at 5.50 per head, highest wethers price ever paid in Montana at shearing time. August Ritz of Glendive earned 22⁄2 cents per pound for 26 000 India wool in Chicago, highest Montana wool price this season, with Ritz planning retirement after long service in the business.
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Glendive
V. Merrion
Lee Commission Company
John McAulay
Saugus
Sioux City
Montana
Chicago
Ritz
India
Sesson
Kirkland
Second Victim of Milwaukee Wreck Succumbs
A second victim dies from a Milwaukee wreck involving a caboose and laborers. The injured include Dan Pear and Radek Dati. details indicate a fatal train accident with workers fleeing the scene and an official count of casualties.
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Milwaukee
Valeon
Nectey
Radek Dati
Marin Ted
Bonn
Emesetne
Ie Taborers
Hick Kenner
Fee
Sen
Siba
Republicans See Promising Outlook At State Meeting
At a June 11 meeting of the executive committee of the Republican state committee, officials and Republicans from across the state discussed a highly promising political outlook for the fall elections. They agreed to circulate petitions for Republicans seeking Congress, associate justice, railroad commissioner, and district judges, noting districts that span multiple counties.
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Melena
Repulican
Congress
Deer Lodge Cent Election Sparks Court Ruling on School Site
In Deer Lodge district No 6 residents faced a court action by Harry F.E. Baker seeking to restrain trustees from moving the schoolhouse two miles toward town. The June 21 vote favored selling the school land and relocating the building by 21 to 12. Also, David Bertin was found not guilty after being charged with fence theft. A. L. Tippett and Lee Williams returned from Billings with several medals from the gun club tourney, Tippett winning the Klepetko medal and both earning interstate honors.
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Deer Lodge
Harry FE. Baker
Baker
David Bertin
H.W. Evans
Justice Court
A. L. Tippett
Lee Williams
Billings
Tippett
Williams
Local Gossip And Court News From Helena To Missoula
Three Forks notes include visits from Mrs Benjam in Lombard and families. A Tri Gentle incident left Jack Brown recovering from an electric wire fall. Federal grand jury in Helena returns 22 indictments including bootlegging on Blackfeet and Fort Peck reservations. defendants face various charges and penalties.
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Peck Reservation
J. J. Conners
Earl Emery
Missoula
George Cole
Kalispell
Frank Ross Ix
Harlowton
Frank Chapman
Fort Keough Remount
Louie Little Plame
John Red Pox
Raymond
van Allen
Cole
Fisk
Glendive to Helena rail cutoff eyed by Montana business group
Grenaire June 2 Acting under belief Northern Pacific may resume Montana work the local chamber of commerce transportation committee plans to press St Paul officials for a Glendive to Helena line The move aims to reach remote grain country and secure right of way with local settlers likely to offer it freely if the railroad is built A large delegation will argue the line should be Montana’s first to gain attention and foster significant freight tonnage once completed
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Grenaire
Northern Pacific Raiway Company
Montana
Transportation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Ofcals
St. Paul
Oil Field Battle Rumor Shakes Grass Creek Wyoming
Worland dispatch reports claimants for Grass creek and Little Buffalo basin sites rushed two cars loaded with armed men to defend claims from Thomas Harrison a geologist who located them last year. Mid-west Oil Company allegedly moved to contest Harrison while Worland operators leased the ground to a new firm bringing in equipment and a newly drilled well. The field is deemed Wyoming's most promising.
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Standard
Worland
Wyo
Grass Creek
Little Buffalo Basin
Iiso
Thomas Harrison
Mid-west
Ol Company
Harrison
Wax
Wyoming
Court Upholds Findings In O Keefe Disbarment Case
Helena June 27 The Supreme Court upheld Special Commissioner Ira T Wrights findings in the disbarment proceedings against RE O Keefe of Chinook. O Keefe is suspended from practice for 30 days after three charges were heard two dismissed and one related to a letter offering to pay a witness to testify in a case he represented. The court notes his intent was honest but his method inappropriate.
Bozeman County Officials And College News
Bozeman reports Deputy Sheriff Jack Robertson to be stationed at the Yellowstone park west entrance for the summer following park officials requests. Gallatin County Democrats and Republicans file candidate announcements including Harwood for assessor Jenkins for county commissioner and Shears for sheriff, Wright for auditor, Burker for public administrator. A lawn tennis class for summer school teachers draws seventeen attendees, with two concrete courts and a planned third for college women. Ministers conferenced at the college summer school begin with strong attendance and broad regional participation.
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Bozeman
Charles Waterman
Board of —Unty Commissioners
Evan
Jack Robertson
Yellowstone
Yellowstone Park
Robertson
Gallatin County
BR. W. Harwood
G. W. Jenkins
George A. Justice of the Peace
J. W. Fuller
Charles A. Shears
Clark Wright
Gallatin
W. B. Burker
College
College Summer School
Hampton
Corvallis
Kalispell
Havre
Helena
Livingston
Love
Episcopal Services Planned by Rev J M Hard in White Sulphur Springs
The Rev J M Hard of Roundup will conduct Episcopal services in White Sulphur Springs tomorrow with morning and evening rites. Hay Kinvon has returned from Lewistown after medical treatment. Miss Ida Craft of New York, advocate for equal rights, was guest of honor at a gathering at the Stauber residence. G M Hautz of Helena spent the end of the week in Maya. United States commissioner Maya will depart tomorrow for Helena and stay until midweek.
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Maya
United States
Helena
Starry Night Arrest Over Saloon Bunting Theft
Pete Son was arrested early today on a charge of stealing bunting from a Roundup saloon decorations. He used the stolen bunting to make a bed in an alley behind the saloon, sleeping beneath the stars.
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Mies City
Rhinos
Peteson
Grief Stricken Girl Takes Poison then Leaps into Grave
Grace Fuller of Dodson attempted suicide to mourn her fiancé Thomas Darling who died and was buried in Dodson. She swallowed a large dose of poison and jumped into his grave as services opened. She was taken to Malta hospital with little hope for recovery.
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Marta
Grace Fuller
Dodson
Thomas Darling
Fuller
Malta Hospital
Helena Chosen As 1915 Epworth League Meeting Site
The Montana State Epworth League selected Helena as the 1915 convention site and elected Helena residents to leadership. Wray Andrews was chosen president, with Miss Louise Doods, Hen Mille, Miss Letha Moore, and Miss Bond as officers. RC Diliavou as secretary and J J Kirkpatrick as city superintendent of the Junior league. The convention closed today with a monster meeting tomorrow night to install the new officers.
Four men arrested after hotel break in Dillon
Four men including Hert Lawrence Le 1 Williams J F Rudolph and J C Diamond were arrested after entering the Metlen hotel and stealing cooked food. Tom Pitts was jailed 30 days for stealing a suitcase from the railway station. James Aned fined $25 for fishing without a license. Covered bleachers planned for the county fair powwow with 1200 seats and 10 boxes. Balcony of the exhibition hall to be torn down due to unsafe condition. Twenty two eighth grade graduates received diplomas as President Monroe spoke. Melrose visitors joined locals at the circus in Dillon.
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J. W. Carney
Tom Pitts
Exhibition Hall
Monroe
The
Normal College
Leonard Eliel
Grant’ Finch
Melrose
Dillon
J. Donovan
J. A Vanney
J. Kinney
M. Mitchell
Robert Joy
Mabel McMullen
J. Davies
Water bonds voted in Billings under special election
Billings voters approved by 389 to 80 a plan to issue $450,000 in bonds to purchase the Montana Water Company system and fund construction and extension work. The measure passed in a special election held today with the result announced after polls closed.
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Billings
Montana Water Company
Butte to Miles City Robbery Suspect Brought In
A suspect named Miles City June Ick Palto, a Swiss national, is charged with robbing a Milwaukee sink house at Terry. He was transported from Butte to Miles City tonight by Under Sheriff Middleton after being detected while requesting an express package at Butte consigned to John Palto.
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Amiles City
Ick Palto
Milwaukee
Terry
Miles City
Butte
Middleton
John Palto
Developments in Westinghouse strike stun Pittsburg readers
Pittsburg June 27 two major moves in the Westinghouse strike astonished about 12 000 workers in the Turtle Creek valley The Union Switch and Signal Company employees will return to work Monday if no deputy sheriffs appear at the plant The Westinghouse president E M Herr refused to meet with mediator C W Miller The strikers say Miller did not deliver their request with potential impact on settlement After a Miller conference the union announced plans for a long strike and more aggressive action.
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Pittsburg
Westinghouse
Turtle Creek Valley
Union Switch and Signal Company
E. M. Herr
Westinghouse Electrical Manufacturing Company
C. W. Miller
Wilson
Miller
Butte Miners Union Reorganization Amidst Labor Tensions
The Western Federation of Miners faces pressure in Montana as meetings in Anaconda Clark Great Falls prompt actions to keep miners with the old union. Mr Moyer says unions statewide plan similar moves and an office will open in Butte to reorganize the Butte Miners Union with Western Federation friends in charge. Bartender Leonsedearn heads to Ditton for self employed venture amid mixed local reactions.
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Moyer
Montana
Butte
Western Federation
Smettermen
Anaconda
Great Falls
Resa
Sng
Mover
Butte Miners Union
Friends of the Western Federation of Miners
Eill
Fragmented Review of Global Industry and Trade Notes
A scattered, OCR heavy summary notes diverse items from land use and ores in New York to sugar beet and tobacco production in Argentina. It mentions exports, dock development, nitrate and cotton trade, livestock and dairy experiments, and a Japanese university memorial dissection count amid varied international references.
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Landon
Phere
Alberta
Denmaic
East Penn
New York
Uin Hs
Athenican
Argentina
Teitoris
Valencia
Boata Ceylonia
Tanta Ca
Ruben
BT Dales
Helgetachonk
Philatespnia
Td Folwagon
Amd
Southampton
Fiom
Oregon
Leeda Ingland
United States
Germany
Cape of Good Hope
Kakata
Kinghu
Japan
Kiushu University
Villa resigns command amid Huerta clash in Mexico
Report outlines Villa’s refusal to send reinforcements under Angeles and his resignation as commander of the Northern Division. Carranza accepted the resignation after convening officers, while Angeles pushed to appoint a new leader. Villa later agreed to postpone grievance until the revolution triumphs.
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Clais
Angeles
Villa
Carranza
Carraniza
Mexico
Woman to Be Interviewed by Coroner Tomorrow
Stamford Connecticut June Mrs Helen W Angele under 5000 bonds Awaiting the result of the inquiry into the death of Wallace TR Batley had recovered today from her nervous collapse of two days ago On Monday She Will be interviewed In private by Coroner Phelan Tests of various stains clothing floor and furniture will be reported to the coroner Monday The police say the acting of Ballous spectacles in Mrs Anleges room has no Significance Officers gathered up a Lot of Articles of a miscellaneous character Among them the spectacles Indianapolis June 27 Ferrill Moore of this city was nominated for Congress here this afternoon Mr Moore is a classmate of former President Tart
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Stamford
Conn
Helen W. ‘Angele
Wallace TR
Batley
Chroner Phelan
Ballou
Only Canadian Cardinal Elevation by Pope Pius X
Cardinal Louis Nazaire Ssegin is the only Canadian raised to the red hat by Pope Pius X in Rome the consistory last month. The eastern prince of the Catholic Church of Canada was Cardinal Taschereau with Cardinal Begin noted as tall and stately at seventy four years, with Quebec as his see city.
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Louis Nazaire Ssegin
Pius X
Rome
Catholic Church of
Canada
Cardinal Taschereau
Cardinal Begin
Quebec
Two Houses on Edge of Burned District Destroyed
Salem Mass June 27 fires raged on edge of the burned district destroying two houses and damaging nearby quarters. A brisk wind fed glowing embers while rain later aided firefighters. Officials will investigate arson claims linked to Thursday’s conflagration and the Korn leather works fire. an inquest is planned early next week.
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Salem
Mass
Dence
Stat Fer
Orge C. 3
Korn Leather Works
Reel Life and Real Life in Dramatic Plot Twists
The piece contrasts reel life tropes with real life outcomes where heroes escape bullets, villains die, and fortunes reverse. It notes payoffs differ, as in marriages and legacies, with the minister often the only one to gain financially.
Reducing Plot Cliches From Early 20th Century Stories
The text offers guidance to writers on avoiding forced romance and sensational violence. It critiques hackneyed tropes such as villains abusing heroines, damsels in distress, mistaken identities, and obvious murder setups. It encourages fresh, plausible plot devices and ethically safer storytelling.
Supreme Court affirms union financial charges beyond industry
The court has upheld a lower court ruling that allows a union to levy financial dues outside the industry where its members work, confirming the legality of such charges for union activities.
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Supreme Court
Seweewand
Flags For The Fourth Sold To Subscribers
The Standard offers a 3 by 6 inch cotton flag with pole and rope to subscribers while supply lasts. Wool hunting flags priced at 125 dollars each are available to customers. Out of town subscribers receive the same price. The buffalo population in the United States and Canada is about five thousand.
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United States
Canada
The Daily Hint From Paris Hat Description
One of the new summer hats of black satin with spreading ornaments mimics Dirda wings as a fashion note from Paris reflecting summer millinery trends.
TIZ Foot Remedy Promises Fast Relief from Pain
An old advertisement touts TIZ as a magical foot remedy that ends aching burning and swelling, claiming immediate comfort and no more corns. It promotes usage with IZ shoes and promises a year of foot relief or money back, available at druggists and department stores.
Well Known Taxicab Man Cures Rheumatism
A local testimony tells how Mr. Willian Butch of 4 North Main Street recovered from years of rheumatic pain after using a doctor's prescription from Dr. Jaeger. He reports swelling subsiding and improved health after two bottles, with the remedy claimed as non patent medicine sold by a local druggist George W. Sparrow and available at Fischer's cigar stand, 241 Broadway, Butte.
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Willian Butch
North Main Street
Jeager
Butch
Peden Baden
Germany
Jaeger
George W. Sparrow
Onda
Fischer
1St Broadway
Butte. Oy Int
Undertakers Byrnes and Hober Funeral Notices
The funeral of Liola Byrnes daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Byrnes will be at 1 30 this afternoon at home 59 Edison street then to St Patrick church with interment at Holy Cross cemetery. The remains of an unidentified man are at Sherman Reed Undertaking parlors with funeral announcement to follow. The late Andy Hober funeral is at Sherman Reed parlors this afternoon at 2 30 then to the Serian Orthodox church for services.
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Byrnes
Liola
Thomas Byrnes
Edison Street
Harriston Treet
St. Patrick's Church
Holy’ Cross
Sherman & Reed Undertaking
Puneral
Hober
Andy Hober
Sherman. Reed
Sere Tian Orhodox
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