Emigrant Pioneer E Dailey Dies in Paradise Valley
Ebenezer Dailey aged 89 year s pioneer who settled in Paradise valley near a station named for him died yesterday in Park County Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at Emigrant He leaves three sons Sam Andrew of the county and J N Dalley of Absarokee and one daughter Mrs Everett Mrs Debellis Italian section hand killed by passenger train near Elton as he crossed track The father witnessed death Funeral services held for Mrs Elizabeth Emhoff 50 who died today her husband a Shields valley rancher died 14 years ago Interment planned at Clyde Park
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Livingston
Ebenezer Dailey
Park County
Paradise Valley
Emigrant
Sam
Andrew
J. N. Dalley
Absarokee
Everett
Dalley
Ation
Oe Debeltis
Elton
Debellis
Elizabeth Emhoft
Shields Valley
Clyde Park
Court issues order in miners union case
Helena June 28 Peter Breen of Butte applied to the supreme court for a writ of supervisory control directed to the county clerk for a review of a lower court order over Moyer property of the miners union valued at 100000 An order was issued to show cause Saturday why the writ should not be issued.
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Helena
Peter Breen
Butte
Supreme Court
Wisten
Silver Bow County
Moyer
Co operative plans to buy city elevator firms
The Farmers Co operative company held a meeting and a committee was appointed to re interview elevator companies in the city for possible purchase. If terms fail they will build their own elevator. Local social notes mention visits by Mrs Joe Gordon to Deer Lodge and families returning from Great Falls and Helena.
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Three Forks
Farmers Co-operative Company
Joe Gordon
Deer Lodge
Hs.atehelder
City
Dillon News Briefs Describe Train Collision and Local Events
Mrs Anson Baxter escaped serious harm when a train struck her automobile and pushed it off the track though the car was later damaged. Dillon plans Fourth of July observances with Idaho Falls visitors, a Dillon military band, and school children hosting activities. Nearby incidents include Charles Tinckley's injury from a fall and Dr M A Walker losing a touring car in a recent fire. Helena reports over 200 Masons attending the midsummer Scottish Rite reunion with degrees to be conferred at the new Shrine temple.
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Dion
Anson Baxter
Ditoi
Idaho Falls
Dilton
Dillon’ Military
Will
Charles Tinckley
M. A 'Walker
Teil
Helena
Hhe New Consistory Shrine
Ust
Will Retain Posts Missoula and Helena
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports that Fort Missoula in Montana and Fort Harrison at Helena will not be abandoned by the war department pending Congress action on the army legislative program to be submitted in December by Secretary of War Garrison. The program may favor enlarging major posts and creating an army reserve, which could influence the fate of smaller posts. If an army reserve is created, quarters and drilling facilities would be needed, affecting how posts are used and staffed.
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Washington
Fort Missoula
Fort Harrison
Helena
War Department
Congress
Army
Secretary of War
West
Regular Army
Miust
Feta
Amd
Iti
Petition Aims At Granite County Free Library Plan
In Philipsburg on June 28 strong signatures support a county measure to create a Granite County free library system with branches in town. The plan would place the library under county commissioners and use the Philipsburg Free Library Association holdings as a nucleus for a broader network to advance public education.
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Philipsburg
Citisene
Hich
Sata Tisha
Disorderly house raid nets two arrests in Livingston
Cora Rhoades and Pauline Howard were arrested near Rand and Geyser Streets on a complaint from a man robbed earlier. They face charges for conducting a disorderly house. Meanwhile HD Blakeslee and family, plus others, spent Sunday at Daley's Lake for a picnic for their employees. The Olcott family, famed for Buster Brown and Tike, were headed to Yellowstone park yesterday on a long visit.
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Livingston
Cora_ Rhoades
Pauline Howard
Rand
Geyser
Blakeslee
Ward Crosby
Robert Allen
Mise Tha Simpson
Brie
Turnquiet
Mrs. Menzies
Mine Negus
Ray
Marshall
Daley's Lake
Blakeslee Brothers
Olcott
Buster Brown
Tike
Yellow
Stone Park
Two Days to Buy Spoons in Oneida Spotlight Sale
The Standard promotes an Oneida Community souvenir spoon sale ending Wednesday night. Subscribers and coupon holders can buy four spoons per month paid on subscription with receipts, while new subscribers enjoy the perk. Mailing charges apply for mail orders to the Anaconda office.
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Oneida
Anaconda
The
Standard
Two Candidates Up For Mayor Of Helena
Helena June 28 primary nominating two mayoral candidates and four councilmen under the commission form. Lincoln Working led mayoral votes with 1 060, Day 663, Heywood 875, Davia 24. Bickett topped councilmen votes. about 22 candidates for council. Voter turnout mirrored male and female registration. The election will be held next month.
J L Carruthers of Victor Western Montana Pioneer Dies
J L Carruthers of Victor well known westerner, long a Helena carpenter turned Bitter Root Valley farmer, died in Sisters Hospital after an operation on the nose followed by infection and meningitis. He led Royal County Farmers Society of Equity and served as director at Stevensville Co operative Creamery. He left Missoula friends and family at his bedside.
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Missoula
J. L. Carruther
Victor
Montana
Sisters’ Hospital
Carruthers
Helena
Bitter Root
Royal County Farmers’ Society of Equity
Stevensville
Phillipsburg Notes on Helena Visitor and Local Baseball
R Lee Ward of Helena is in Philipsburg on business related to court proceedings. John R Lucas Charles Ewing and J J Carmichael visited Basin Mining Company placer diggings to observe hydraulic mining in the Droge areas. An athletic highlight was an eight to two Granite team victory over the D C s at the high period grounds. Both teams displayed fine form and played exceptionally well.
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Philipsburg
R. Lee Ward
Helena
Charles, Ewing
J. J. Carmichael
Placer Diggings
Droge Reas
Granite
Granite Boys
Compensating Law Set To Take Effect In July
Helena June 2 Ambulance of the state compensation plan is set to take effect July 1 under plan No 2. The article notes plan classifications for employers and workers and that more firms may operate under plan No 1 where employers carry their own coverage. The board has been notified of writers to come under the appropriate plan.
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Helena
Compat Tees
Dlan
Corner Stone Laying for Federal Building at Bozeman
The corner stone of Bozeman's new federal building was laid at 1 o'clock this morning before several hundred people. About 30 members of two local Masonic lodges marched from the Masonic hall led by Right Worthy Grand Master Lewis A. Smith of Butte. Bozeman lodge officials including Master Cameron Ixworthy and P Evans participated with Gallatin lodge No. 6. Grand Worthy Marshal A.B. Carow oversaw the ceremony as Rev Frank B. Lewis offered the invocation and benediction. Other local Masons from various lodges joined in the observance.
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Bozeman
Hxeman
Masonic Hall
Lewis A. Smith
Butte
P. Evans
Gallatin
A.B. Carow
Smith
Frank B. Lewis
Bozemia
Lewis Pris
A.D. McPherson
Parkin
Thomas Lewis
C. Gi
Kenyon
Mystery death of Indian man near Missoula not solved
In Missoula area a Native man found mangled near tracks west of town on a Saturday morning has not yet been identified or his cause of death determined. Papers found on the body suggested the name Stanistan Chaiey of Socko, but inquiries to the Socko Indian agency yielded no clear results. The body was sent to Ravalli by rail for examination.
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Missoula
Sunnon
West
Patrick's Hospital
Mes Agen
Socko Indian Agency
Ravalli
Forthern Pacific
Academy of Medicine to Meet in Detroit Next Year
Francisco June 3 selected today as the 1816 convention and final session of the Academy of Medicine concluding the fortieth annual meeting. For four days the academy held discussions on the general topic for next year focusing on sociological aspects of medicine. Dr George A Hu Cal was elected president for the next convention.
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Francisco
Acan Academy of Medicine
George A. ‘Hu Cal
Mother Promised To Tell Truth About Son
Ogden Utah June 28 Mrs Mauret Geddes under cross examination acknowledged that a letter from David asked her to reveal the name of her son's father and that she would inform church authorities and then Eccles about the boy's parentage. Albert Geddes or Eccles claimed one third interest in the property through the Eccles estate.
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Ogden
Utah
David
Sho
Mormon Church
Eccles
Mauret Geddes
Albert Geddes
Albert Eccles
Russian and Italian Fronts Under Heavy Pressure in War Update
Reports indicate Russian forces retreating toward the Hiver Gaila Lipa while expected heavy fighting looms along the Zlota Lipa river near Tarnopol as northern army plans unfold. Italian troops have crossed into Austrian territory near Lake Garda, six miles from Riva, with French and German actions on the western front showing mixed results as munitions legislation stalls in Parliament after a delay at David Lloyd George's request.
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Warsaw
Petrograd
Tarnopol
Duke Nicholas
General Polivanoff
Riva
Lake Garda
Trench
Metzeral
Berlin
David Lloyd. George
Big Caliber Shells Wreak Devastation in Galician Front
AP correspondence from Warsaw reports seven-eighths of Galician battlefield wounds come from shells. Skoda howitzers, 28000 pounds, 12 inch shells cause massive destruction, penetrating deep earth and shattering shelters. Gas and debris devastate nearby troops. several officers and soldiers suffer severe injuries.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Ans
Leszhintselt
Skoda
Plans for Large Scale Military Movements Reported
record notes shipments of machine guns ammunition and supplies moving toward Mexico amid rumors of Huerta’s influence and a lack of embargoes. government agents observe surveillance through the month as activity persists near New York.
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Mexico
Ierta
Huerta
New York
Premier Asquith Faces Angry House Member
London June 28 Premier Asquith's cabinet statement about munition supply drew sharp questions from Sir Arthur Shinghamshire who accused the prime minister of misrepresentation. The exchange centered on alleged slurs tied to Field Marshal Sir John Breath and the Prime Minister's refusal to disclose information.
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Asquith
London
Arthur Shinghimshire
Arthur
John Breath
Resurface Streets in Business Section Proposal
A Warren Bros proposal seeks to replace granite block pavements on Broadway Main Park and other streets with bitulithic paving. It suggests resurfacing intersections to a higher level, leaving portions of granite blocks for alley paving, and aims to demonstrate bitulithic durability before broader adoption. The plan would come before the city council for approval.
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Broadway
Main
Park
Business
Warren Bros”. Company
Geprengntne
Bitithte
Freddie Cremback Held in Putte Jail on Record Check
Freddie Cremback recently arrived in Putte is held at the city jail while investigators review his record in Salt Lake. Arrest records show he wore a lady's ring centerpiece with two diamonds in platinum valued at 730 dollars.
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Freddie Cremback
Putte
Salt Lake
Lndy
Wounded saloon man William Ziegler improves after shooting
Report notes William Ziegler, a saloon keeper shot by an unidentified highwayman, is recovering from the shock and injuries. The assailant remains at large as officials describe his condition as improving.
Canal slide blocks ships with deep draft near Panama
On June 2 a slide on the west side of the Culebra cut north of Contractor's Hill closed the channel to ships with drafts over three feet. The temporary slide signals a broader earth movement anticipated along the west bank for about 400 feet north of Contractor's Hill and 1800 feet back from the canal, affecting Zion Hill area.
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Panama
Culebra Cut
A Canal
Contractor
Mil
Contractor's
Zion Hi
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M.L. Callhan
H. Egan
A. E. Kamps
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Academy OF Medicine
Detroit
Harry K. Wor
San Francisco
Cal
Independent Order of Binal B'rith
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Albert
Yale
Life
Ronmery Sespret
Wiliam Ziegler
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Northern Railroad
M. J. Sullivan
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