Crops Look Bright Across Montana Despite Local Hail
Reports from Butte railroad offices say state crop conditions are excellent with abundant moisture. hail damage was confined to Butte city limits and not expected to affect grain statewide. Great Northern agents forecast a bumper grain crop despite 25 percent less acreage. eastern Montana and Bitter Root to Flathead regions show strong prospects.
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Montana
Butte
E. C. Boyle
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern
Lewistown
Bitter Root
Flathead
Irish Conditions Focus of Centerville Talk by Father Connolly
The Rev J J Connolly of Superior Montana former St Josephs Butte will speak before the Ancient Order of Hibernians at Centerville hall on Ireland's conditions. The open public lecture will end by 10 pm. He will discuss Sinn Fein train movements labor refusals constabulary resignations and government measures to aid those leaving posts.
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J. J. Connolly
Superior
Mont
St. Joseph's Church
Butte
Order of Hibernians
Centerville
Ireland
Hibernians
Father Connolly
Sinn Fein
Irish Constabulary
Offenders Testified in Police Court Duties and Fines
Jack Wilson who runs a soft drink parlor on South Montana street was found guilty in police court yesterday of bootlegging and fined 50 dollars. Officers Nyland and McDonald testified they watched Wilson serve drinks to several men in the back room and then entered and made the arrest. Thomas Ryan faced reckless driving and after a lecture by Judge Grimes was fined 5 dollars. Two women appeared to swear out warrants for disturbance against each other. Mrs. Julia Casey alleged that Mrs. Ella Farrell called her crazy and struck her. Mrs. Farrell claimed Casey knocked her down and she sat on her until her brother in law pulled her off. Casey was too ill to appear and the cases were dismissed. Seven men pled guilty to being drunk and paid 10 dollars each. six women convicted of vagrancy and fined 19 dollars each. Six boys were arrested for loitering around Emerson school and, after a warning, were released.
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Jack Wilson
South Montana Street
Nyland
McDonald
Wilson
Thomas Ryan
Grimes
Julia Casey
Ella Farrell
Mrs. Casey
Lodging House Collapse in Buffalo Injures Ten
A four story brick lodging house at Main and Scott streets collapsed at 9 30 this morning. Ten men were rescued by firemen and police. rescuers heard cries of others. The owner said eighty men stayed there last night but he did not know how many were inside when it fell. June 29. Buffalo, N Y.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Main
Scott Streets
Great Crowd Bears Speakers At Democratic Convention
In San Francisco on June 13 11 000 attendees at the civic auditorium heard speakers clearly thanks to a new amplification system. The Democratic National Committee installed electrical apparatus to magnify sound waves from the speaker’s stand and deliver intensified tones throughout the building. Bell System engineers had prepared the setup for weeks.
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San Francisco
Civic Auditorium
Democratic National Committee
Bell System
Baltimore Man Beaten in Canadian Amateur Golf Championship
Beaconsfield Quebec June 29. Cochran of Baltimore lost in the first round to George S. Lyon of Toronto after an extra hole. Bryce Evans of Boston fell to T Gillespie of Calgary, Alberta champ.
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Baltimore
Beaconsfield
Quebec
B. C
Cochran
George S. Lyon
Toronto
Bryce Evans
Boston
T. Gillespie
Calgary
Alberta
Phonograph To Repeat Address By Harding
Senator Harding, back from a New Jersey rest, records an address on American ism for campaign use and films. Stanley H. Howe of New York, budget committee director, says a bill for reorganizing government bureaus is being prepared as a replacement for a vetoed measure. Edward M. Martin of Woodsfield presents the original tally sheet from the tenth ballot nominating Harding.
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Washington
Harding
New Jersey
Stanley H. Howe
New York
National Budget Committee
Wilson
Edward M. Martin
Woodsfield
Ohio
Mayor says banks to cash warrants for Montana Disposal
Mayor Stodden reported banks will cash the warrants of the Montana Disposal company yesterday. The discount is not yet known, but garbage removal will continue. If the contract were revoked, ash and garbage duties could have collapsed, threatening city health until the matter is resolved and operations return to normal.
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Montana Disposal Company
Stodden
Popes Private Audience With Irish Envoy Seán Ó Ceallaigh
Rome June 29 Sean O Ceallaigh diplomatic delegate extraordinary of the Irish republic was received in private audience by Pope Benedict Saturday. Officials say the pontiff received him in his private capacity only.
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Rome
Sean O'Ceallaigh
Irish Republic
Pope Benedict
O’ceallaigh
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