Montana Guard 10 Move Soon to Douglas Ariz
Camp Stewart Helena June 2 definite orders for the Montana National Guard to move to Douglas Ariz as quickly as possible were received with great rejoicing. The second battalion including Companies E F G H will leave Camp Stewart tomorrow. Physicals cut 15 percent, Captain Ralph M. Morrig of Billings among those rejected. Other troops, cavalry as part of the Sixteenth division, are to be mobilized at Fort Harrison.
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Camp Stewart
Helena
Montana
Ity
Billings
Regiment of Infantry
Stewart
War Department
Dr. Butler
Paul McCormick Jr
Br. McCormick
Fort Harrison
Tamong
E. N. Norris
Butte
Granite-Bi-Met stockholders chosen at annual meeting
At the annual meeting of the Granite-Bi-Met Mining Company stockholders were elected L. M. Rumsey Jr Charles C. Ewing William C. Unni George J Tansey A L Shapleigh Edward Der John P Meyer Chi Lure Joseph P Whittager and F D Fuss all of St Louis MO A large majority voted in person or by proxy The board will continue the current policy of prospecting and development in the coming year.
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Fated Mining Company
Bellowing
Messrs
L. M. Rumsey Jr
Charles C. Ewing
William C. Unni
George J Tansey
A. L. Shapleigh
Edward §. der
John P. Meyer
Chi Lure
Joseph P. Whittager
F. D. Fuss
St. Louis
Hamilton News Highlights Local Visits and Legal Note
Hamilton June 29 local items report Victor Peavy leaving for China and Ira Peavy visiting relatives from Eastern Montana. Others include B A Grimth returning from Minnesota and H C Groff with Henry St John in town. A possible appeal to the supreme court is noted regarding County Attorney Kurth’s case.
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Hamilton
Victor Peavy
Mra. Kites Outnam
China
Ira Peavy
Montana
B.A. GriMth
Minnesota
N. Taylor
Florence
Thomas Holloway
Foulds
Northwest Tribune
Stevensville
H.A. Walsh
Missoula
H. C. Packer
Vic
Uty
Victor
Hunniwel
J. A. Lyell
Wes
Jim Nicholson
Grant Shook
Floyd Neill
M. Lk. Ba
Walsh Bill Seeks Water Lands Purchase for Reservoir
Washington report says Senate favors Senator Walsh's measure to spend 22,400 dollars to acquire lands of George Cook and David Labreche. The parcels lie within a reservoir area tied to the Blackfeet irrigation project and would support irrigation infrastructure.
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Standard
Washington
Senate
Walsh
George Cook
David Labreche
Blackfeet
Death of Alta Wyckoff in Deer Lodge at age nine
Alta Wyckoff oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerome Wyckoff died in Deer Lodge after months of heart trouble She was nine The court clerk issued a marriage license this afternoon to O A Welander of Anaconda and Dollie Burson of Butte
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Alta Wyckoff
Deer Lodge
Jerome Wyckoff
Oa. G. Welander
Anaconda
Mise’ Dollie Burson
Butte
Mexicans Permit Removal of American Trooper Bodies
In Mexico City on June 9 Minister of War Obregon told Consul Garcia that no obstacle would stop Americans from removing the bodies of troopers concentrated at Carrizal for burial in the United States. The action follows a request from General Bell Jr of the El Paso American forces. Obregon said the transfer expense must be borne by the American government.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Obregon
Trevino
Can
Chihuahua
Garcia
el Paso
Carrizal
Poison Case at Lake Forest High School Aide
The court heard testimony on Marion Lambert from Lake Forest High School regarding access to cyanide in the chemistry lab. Witnesses described her presence in the lab the day before her death and references to potassium cyanide in her textbook as part of the case against her.
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Lake Forest
John B. Vergoe
Deerford
Marion
EB. J. Tragoe
Hhe
Vergoe
Josephine Davis
Helm's Woods
Orpet
Madison
President Wilson Note Published in Mexico Tomorrow
Mexico City June 29 Announcement by the foreign office that President Wilsons note in reply to General Carranzas demand for the withdrawal of American troops would be published tomorrow. The publication is awaited with great interest by Mexicans.
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Mexico City
Foreign Office
Wilson
Carranza
Mexico
National Guardsmen Sent Into Mexico as Defense Push
In Columbus New Mexico on June 2 1926 three motor trucks carried New Mexico guardsmen toward the Mexican border along General Pershing's advance lines marking a rare mobilization of national guardsmen into Mexico.
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Mexico
Columbus
N. M
New Mexico
Pershting
Waterfront Federation Threatens a General Strike
San Francisco June 28 threats of a general walkout by all Waterfront Workers Federation members unless police act to disarm strike-breakers and guards hired by employers. The letter to the police commission cites police brutality and was copied to the mayor.
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Waterfront Workers’ Federation
Waterfront Federation
Police Commission
Teamsters
Maritime Industries
Cushman
Seattle
W. R. Grace
Tacoma
Portland
Portland Chamber of Commerce
F.A. Bennett
Mare Island Navy Yard
Mars
Johnson
Recently Released Convict Kills Mother and Brother Near Bridgeport
Claude Tinker, freshly released from the state penitentiary at Walla Walla, killed his mother and brother on a Bridgeport area farm. He fled to the hills, reportedly surrendered to a posse, and witnesses say he then cut Frank’s throat after shooting him in the head.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Claude Tinker
Walla Walla
Bridgeport
Tink
Frank
Insai O
Tragedy in Condon as Couple Found Dead
Wayne Grider and his wife were found shot to death in their Condon Oregon apartment. The coroner's jury ruled Grider killed his wife and then killed himself. At El Paso Captain A Morey, wounded at Carrizal, arrived with his wife and checked into a hotel before going to Fort Bliss for treatment.
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Condon
Ore
Wayne Grider
Grider
S. X
el Paso
Gune
Uen
Ems
A. Morey
Carrizal
Fort Bliss
Washington Delays in Carranza Mission and Border Tension
Washington awaits formal Carranza response as de facto Mexican authorities comply with a note on American prisoners from Carrizal. Officials warn of possible force if Mexican forces act against US troops near the border and consider mediation only if joint operations are proposed.
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Washington
Mexico
Carranaa
Carrizal
State Department
Carranza
Ate
United States
Bir
Lansing
Ignacio Calderon
Bo- Ila
General Pershing
Washington Ofcialis
Baker
North
Ir Keteaonao
Amer
Hold Up Street Car On Lake Avoca Line
Two masked men boarded the Lake Avoca line street car near Howard McIntyre's residence and, under threat with guns, forced conductor Thomas Julian to leave the vehicle. The robbers then took $3 from Julian after marching him two blocks into a dark highway area. Motorman Peter Leyton remained with the car. no passengers were aboard. Sheriff Henderson investigated but no arrests by early morning.
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Howard McIntyre
Thomas Julian
Henderson
Barker Meets Ford in the Semi Finals
Spokane June 29 The Pacific Northwest women's golf championship final features Miss Agnes Ford and Mrs. Robert A Wilson of Seattle at the Country club course starting at 10. Ford reached the final by defeating Mrs G H Mayes while Wilson beat Mrs Curran to reach the decider.
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The
Standard
Spokane
Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Agnes Ford
Robert A. Wilson
Country Club
Delock
Mies Ford
G. H. Mayes
Waverly Club
Portland
Wilson
J. J.dempsey
Tacoma
BJ. Barker
Butte
HU Hughes
Hughes
Ingersol
Barker
Potter
Ford
Yonng Watson
Wilhelm
Mexican Cavalry Concentrated Near Col umbus
Reports from Columbus New Mexico on June 20 indicate Carranista and Mexican forces massing along the northwest border. Estimates place 12 000 at Villa Ahumada and 8 000 at Gusman with General Callea moving troops toward Sonora. American forces tighten guard while a New Mexican militia company departs for Deming as four Vallota raiders face execution at Columbus.
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Columbus
N. My
Bustillo
Villa Ahumada
Gusman
Callea
Sonora
Sonoras Chinwatua
Perahing
Thisland
American Consulate Looted in Nogales Demonstration
Consul Simpich informed the state department that during an anti American demonstration in Nogales Sonora yesterday the American consulate was entered and looted. He fled before the mob and the American shield was dragged through the streets. Damage extent not confirmed.
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Washington
Simplch
State Department
Nogale
Sonora
Simpich
Mexico wants return of machine guns from U S authorities
In Chihuahua City on June 28, officials of the de facto government stated it would be a graceful act for the United States to return ten machine guns and other war materials seized by American police. The report notes over 100,000 workers are employed in silk mills with additional dependent industries.
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Chihuahua City
Mexico
el Paso Junction
United States
Rage and Feud Echo in Butte Bar Fight Overkill
Disturbances erupted in East Butte after the killing of Deputy Pollock. In Gregovich saloon, factions linked to Mike Mivosch and Cansonovich fought. Matt Ristovich was injured, and arrests were made including Mik e Mivosch and Matt Oskotich. Coroner to hold an inquest. Rod Harach to face murder charges if captured. Theodore Relin's condition improved after beating.
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East Butte
Mike Mivosch
Gregovich
Bmivosch
Cansonovich
Mile Henderson
Wheeler
Fort
Matt Ristovich
Cherry Street
Mike
Matt Oskotich
Mike Mirosch Yesteray
Menderville
Dodgeville
Mich
Aly
Butte
Sheri Pollock
Mike Mirosch
Meaderville
Lane
Canning
Rod Harach
Mirosch
Theodore Relin
Insen Wie
Amateur Tournament 10 Opens At Rink Tonight
The Butte Young Men's association hosts a boxing and wrestling event with bouts starting tonight. Featured entrants include Alfred Burke and Christ Zacher across multiple weight classes, with participants from city clubs Cornelius School of Physical Culture University of Montana and unattached athletes.
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Butte Young Men's Association
American Amateur Athletic Union
TING
Alfred
Melzner
William Burke
M. Hl. Johnson
Leonhard Thome
Harry Metropoulos
Hale Quong
Clarence Garrison
Gilbert "Sherrill
Anthony Brown
Christ Zacher
Berger Borgeson
Leslie B. Sulgrove
Matt Arnold
Mate Arnold
Frank Davidson
August Huffnagle
Francis B. Ryan
Felix Jalo
Christian Bentz
Rudolph Olson
James Nowell
Emmett Sullivan
Iari J. Dowd
Alfred Burke
Cornelises School of Physical Culture
University of Montana
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