Militia Inspected in All Maneuvers for Summer Camp
Officers led by Lieut Ta Fravel of the Twenty four Infantry and Cupid L Tucker of the Second Montana Infantry inspected Company Gy of TWLte last night at its hall on Mai etreet. The annual drill covered camp life, tents, marches in fatigue, line firing, clothing, and equipment as 60 men were evaluated ahead of Fort William Henry Harrison summer maneuvers. The militia, in better condition than in years, will continue statewide inspections with staff officers Maj. Jesse L. Root Maj. S. J. Calaway Maj. John J. McGuinness and leaders Col George W. Relf and Lt Col M J. Walsh. The regiment, 12 companies in 3 battalions, will ramp July at Fort William Henry Harrison. The public report awaits War Department review.
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Ta Fravel
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Cupid. L. Tucker
Montana
National Plan
Twlte
William Henry Harrison
Helena
War Department
Jesse L. Root
Butte
J. Calaway
John J. McGuinness
M. J. Walsh
Livingston
Fork William Henry Harrison
Democratic Committee Set to Meet April Sixth
Helena March 18 Finlay McRae secretary of Montana state central committee issued a call for the democratic state central committee meeting to fix the date and venue for the state convention to select delegates and alternates to the national convention at Baltimore and to choose two national committeemen. The call sets the meeting for April 6 at Helena. The republican state central committee will meet March 3.
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Helena
Democratic State Central Committee
Baltimore
Montana
Finlay McRae
State Central Committee
Elena
Republican State Central Committee
Bomb sender mystery deepens in Rosalsky attempt
New York on March 18 reports no arrests in the mysterious bomb attack on Judge Oslo A. Rosalsky of the rear t court of general sessions last Saturday night. Deputy Police Commissioner Naugherty says a maniac may be at large aiming to destroy enemies of sanity. The judge won another bench today.
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New York
Oslo A. Rosalsky
General Sessions
Naugherty
Scniity
Rosalsky
Health concerns prompt Alaska public health campaign
Alarming reports on conditions in Alaska lead Secretary MavVeash to appoint Past Assistant Surgeon emit Kkrovish as the territory’s public health service head. The initiative focuses on vaccination, sanitation, and general hygiene to improve wellbeing in the region.
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Waenington
Merch
Alaska
MavVeash
Emit Kkrovish
Begs to Show Berets Prohibition Effect on Mexico War
Washington dispatches report the proclamation curbing expar sion and measures by customs officers. The War Department notes many thoughtful ships and shipments halted, reflecting heightened vigilance and enforcement of wartime orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Senator Simmons backs reading and writing test for immigrants
Washington March 18 Senator Simmons advocated a reading and writing test as an amendment to the immigration bill. The proposal aims to require basic literacy for entrants to the country, reflecting concerns over newcomer assimilation and national policy.
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Ashington
Seniator Simmons
Pair Estranged Wife Found Dead in Montana Home
Mrs Moyle, estranged from husband William Moyle, was found dead in her Saltese residence amid foul play suspicions. Coroner and sheriff pursued the case, with evidence of strangulation noted and a broken rear window found at the scene. She had feared her husband would murder her and had recently sought a divorce.
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Willi Moyle
Mhy
North
Excelsiviretreet
Ward
Tate
Oehonm
Sullese
Missouri
Mra
Moyle
Mutte
Butte
de Missouliane
Ars
William Boyle
Saltese
Pete Meierson
al Moyle
Moyle Lad
Peterson
Geor
Valera
Missoula
William Moyle
Sue
Marsh
Kelley
Saint Patrick's Day Observed by Hibernians with Music
The Ancient Order of Hibernians marked Saint Patrick's Day with a church service at St. Malvick's attended by Rev. P nd Falher and Kennedy, a choir performance of St. Patrick hymns, and an afternoon Broadway program led by W. P. McCarty. The sermon by Father Isadore emphasized the Catholic faith's endurance through persecution and its global spread from Iceland to Australia. The late program featured Irish songs, music, and dance, celebrating Ireland's patron saint and heritage.
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St. Malvick's
St. Harrien
Pend Falher
ad'Kennedy
Dine Keys
Patrick
Treland
Turay
St. Pat
Isadore
Wigchurch
St. Patrick
Iceland
Australia
China
Eternil
Twethren
Broadway
W. P. McCarty
Order of
Hibernians
Ireland
Fa Cane
Heart to heart talk with him over investment notes
St Janis March 18 Ars Vina A Webster seeks a heart to heart with 16 Le regarding SM investment in the Lewis venture. She describes her intent to meet, mentions 7 percent notes, and notes of the University Hotel Development company.
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St. Janis
Vina A. Webster
Lewis
Bine
W. Co
Lewis Ing. Company
New Millinery Model For Spring Fashion Trends
A picturesque style features taffeta hats in wine shades shot with green or blue. Trimmings echo the fabric tones, creating springlike colorings designed to complement trimmed costumes. Silk taffeta hats draped with bows, leaves of velvet, and frosted trims offer durable wear for weeks, with high crowns and draped backs for a modern silhouette.
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Ted
Fragmented OCR Voice Headlines From A Faded Page
Fragmented readable phrases reference Solo, Tut, Sulliven, Brilivan breach, Gadwaird Lee, Harris, Accompanist Mike, and two grand dalle. The garbled text mentions brand publication, aConisema, Tiberian hall, and sacred children, but lacks clear events or outcomes to summarize into a cohesive news item.
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Voor Solo
Yoontick
Selliveny
Yoon
Sete
Seleelion
Brilivan Breach
Yoonl Slo
Gadwaird Lee
R Hian
Aties Gentenle
Harris
Jalehath
Ysloe Cantie Tongins
Ostug Sone
Tiare Tire
Mike Allirai
Steamship Firms Trade Damages Case in High Court
The Supreme Court hears a damages suit between rival steamship companies over a $50,000 loss alleged from a conspiracy to violate Sherman Antitrust and related trade laws. Plaintiffs include Morgamemgitionn Adnan and firms linked to Pacific Coast wharves and North Vaite Trade. Defendants described as Cheeli wethny and A Waka, with P. Tibho of San Francisco named as vice president.
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Thuy Dudt
Anedia
Morgamegitgrentionn Adnan
Tait Cost Steathalp Company
Nonh Vasite Wharves and Trad Ing Company
Paeite Tant Arete Reliant and
Nayhea Ton Company
Aherhos My Peabody
Anat Sravimshiy
4. P. Tibho
San Francisco
Dees
Conspiracy Involving Stowmstin Company Officers Unclear
Fragmentary OCR describes alleged conspiracy by Stowmstin and naval figures to influence Hafen Limburgt details. Text is garbled with names, dates, and charges, making core actions and outcomes difficult to parse.
Good faith of witnesses in Lorimer case attacked
A Washington March 1 story reports a defense brief filed by Senator Lorimer's counsel contending the haste of bribery charges weakened the case. The argument centers on votes cast for him and a bribery scheme involving Chicago Tribune and Milivebe bonds, naming Key figures and the grand jury's scope.
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Lorimer
Tad Ben Shawe
Gonad
Larine
Chara A. White
Tke
Pethoi
Ty Gh
Reakemeyer
Misael Mok
Daniel Wedfoladay
Arckeraeyer
Linke
Holatae
Fragmentary note on political bribery and credibility
The fragment discusses punishment, rewards, and revived sentiments for voting, noting that some citizens deny bribery while others, including White and Uk, are condemned for credibility issues. It presents a fractured view of political influence and accusations without clear names or dates.
Steamship Company Incorporated in Utah and Oregon
The Salt Dave Salt Tadde leadership is noted with March plans for the Utah and Oregon steamship company, including details of officers such as vice president and general manager, treasurer, and auditor. The text references charter unification and transfer of allegiance within a proposed permanent transpartition system.
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Dave Oy
Tadde
Oregon
Ainda Stork
Anid
Pakahares
Rontadys
Wek Bancraft
Oregon Short Veopresident Oat Tine Sampany
Gorge FL
Deaiison
Oregon Shark
Gallvondts
New Tax Bill Expected to Pass House Today
Washington reports discuss a proposed excise tax plan amid political tensions. Advocates argue the measure funds government while opponents warn it bur dens taxpayers and risks widening socialist influence.
Turbulent river drama shocks small town theater crowd
A garbled report from March describes a tense scene at a local theater near the Tend River. Attendees include noted figure Sakari and others as a disturbance disrupts a planned performance. Police presence calms the crowd and the show resumes later that evening.
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Tivor
Yike
Alt Shin- Heeek
Indian policy and the fate of the plains people
An article describes Native tribes in the northern plains facing encroachment by white settlers. It notes their dependence on small-scale hunting and farming, the nutritional value of local water and forage, and the looming threat of removal as a solution to the so called Indian problem. It mentions foreign influences and the Christian Tarwid as shaping their future.
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Ariana
Albowr
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Vite
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Edie
Fat Renton
Oscarey
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