Plenty Cogs New Leader Of Crow Indian Tribe
Chief Plenty Coot of the Crow tribe will assume leadership, taking over duties from the late Lions chief Hallow Tor Bena. A Black Hills gathering is planned to discuss the transition, while Indians press for a red man to be appointed Indian commissioner and support Thomas L. Steen as a candidate.
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Waehington
Plenty Coot
Hallow Tor Bena
Black Hille
Mtff
Choles
Department of the Interior
Thomas L. Steen
Desert to Reels: Mexican Army Mutiny Near Purango
About 40 troops under Gen. Cheche Campos refused orders to move from Gomez Palacio toward Parras in Coahuila to engage rebel bands. The soldiers fired on their commander and 200 joined Carranza’s forces in COrtulla. Francisco Naranja, ex governor of Morelos, was discharged for incompetency in mismanaging the Curcanatatas movement.
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Monterey
Mexico
Cheche
Campos
Local Notices From Whitehall News Report Various Visits
Mrs Roseoa Gelfridgs was taken to Bulle for surgery at St James hospital. Mra dith Thre Sanders of Soult Boulder, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gary Tehmig, moved to Butte for operation and is said to be recovering. Mrs A Moore and daughter Mamie traveled to Hutte. Mr and Mrs Harry Welcome of Dipestone visited in Baile nil Boulder. Other local notes include illness of Witliard Hotep's daughter and engineer Nicola returning to Watta after a visit with family at Pipestone.
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Whitehall News
Roseoa Gelfridgs
Bulle
St. James' Hospital
Mise Mamie
Hutte
Harry Welcome
Dipestone
Baile Nil Boulder
Witliard Hotep
Butte
Nicola
Watta
Viale
Pipestone
Albert Francis
Yessle Wilcox
Delmue
Thurang Wa
Roy Shanthal
Jap Yotier
Sunligit
Man's Final Destiny lecture by Brooklyn speaker
St George Draper of Brooklyn, a representative of the International Civic Students' Association, will lecture at the K P hall on Wednesday on the subject Man's Final Destiny. The talks are free and have drawn interest in verlong cities and towns across the United States and Canada. The public is invited to hear, and the subject is of interest to all thoughtful minds.
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George Draper
Brooklyn
International Civiic Students’ Association
K. P. Hall
United States
Canada
High School Debate Set as Missoula Team Faces Helena
Missoula and Helena high schools prepare for a key debate tonight at the Garden City arena. Arthur leads for Missoula with Wolfe and Donoghue as supporters while Bak er Mellalig Streit for Helena bring a strong trio. The winner advances to face Bozeman then MontanA state and the intercollegiate event in the week ahead.
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Lgl
Tits City
Garden City
Frensle
Bozeman
Clarence Streit
Theratorn Roth
le Tront
Monta
U Walter
Christian Associations Meet in Bozeman
Delegates from various Young Men's Christian Associations converge in Bozeman from April 9 to 14 to establish a state-wide body. The gathering, authorized by North America’s YMCAs, aims to coordinate work for young men and boys while inviting active members and pastors in areas lacking associations to attend.
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Bozeman
Montiacit
Jgozeman
Te International
Young Me
Christian Associations
North America
Ciites
Impressions of Dr Friedmann and alleged cure
A reader from Europe recounts questioning German and American doctors about Dr Friedmann and his claimed tuberculosis remedy. The impressions are critical, noting inconsistent case counts, vague results, secrecy, publicity, and lack of objective testing. The letter questions the doctor’s methods, credibility, and the reliance on self-reported outcomes.
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Priadinaan
Cour Try
Nore
Keel
Otters
Nary
Jouurhah
American Medical Association
Adyinn Walker
Wansyitle
Friedmann
Ste Wrkas
Evers
Europe
Kliedmann
Hin
Gr. Benjamis
Ma. Hundt
Local Ad Promises Savings on Nicotine Goods
An old style classified ad from West Broadway hawks reduced prices on cigarette packs with bright colored full line displays. It claims savings and urges readers to visit the shop for cheaper products and discounts.
Roads and Hotels Becoming Better
The article notes improving roads and hotel accommodations across Montana towns. It cites progress in paving and infrastructure, with better travel conditions anticipated as public focus on roads and hospitality grows. Officials discuss urban and rural upgrades, electric streetcar plans, and efforts to attract travelers to smaller towns.
Sunrise Meeting for Youth Welfare at Apiacopal Church
An unto meeting of all Thayoun people’s societies of the city churches will be held at Cha Methodlat Apiacopal church corner of Arlabia and Second streets on Easter Sunday morning at 6 39. The grand fellowship aims for broad church representation and invites all interested in youth welfare.
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Arlabia
Second Streets
No Action Adverse To The Boxing Bill
A local religious association reported no action against the boxing bill after informal discussion of the referendum. Governor Stewart signed the measure last week, with clergymen prepared to support the movement if needed and a plan for the church to explain larger missions.
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Sovernor Stewart
Ctta
Archistop
George Washington
Mark
Wiral
The Man Who Dared Thrilling Photo Play Review
A review of The Man Who Dared, a dramatic photo play set in the northern frontier. It centers on Tack State and his clashes with a scheming sister’s lover, with strong outdoor scenes and vivid backdrops enhancing the production. Also notes Animated Weekly coverage and two comedies That Other Girl and Schultz’s Lottery Ticket.
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Dramiatlat
North
Colt Move
Mathads
Jack
Tour
Smith
Ind Florence
Algo
Americat
Butte Visitors and Local Travel Notes
Madisodian notes show Dean in Butte last Saturday and Maere in the city Tuesday from Butte. Charles Conley and Angove of Butte were in town on consecutive days on business. John Aden and wife visited with Butte friends Friday. Judge and Mrs Clark opened Saturday in Butte, while B Barnard did business in trna city Friday. Abrams of the Anaconda Standard toured town yesterday seeking subscribers. a Mont Electric visit highlighted incubator and electric incubator hatching interest.
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Dean
Butte
Maere
Charles Conley
B. Barnard
Trna Ciy
D. Abrams
Anaconda Standard
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