Dayton Flood Toll Reaches Deep Loss in North Dayton
Rescue workers continued scanning flood ruins in Dayton as North Dayton battles Miami River floodwaters. Officials report about 20 missing, hundreds housed in shelters, and mass evacuations as fires, hunger, and disease fears challenge relief efforts. lifeboats ferry residents to safety. many buildings wrecked or flooded. authorities establish morgue and distribute food and water.
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Miami River
United States
Ife-Saving
Dayton
Main
Tecov
Aftermath Reveals City Ruins and Human Suffering
Survivors describe crowded relief centers as hungry civilians wait for aid amid crushed buildings. Photographs show demolished blocks, twisted steel, and muddy streets where people salvage belongings and search for loved ones.
Postmasters Named by Montana Delegation
Special Dispatch reports Representative Stout and Representative Evans recommending multiple postmasters across Montana towns including Pearson Wright Beers Lavelle Kelly Hensley Musey White Corley Smith Lipes and others. A separate tale describes a mine accident and a moral anecdote about misplaced gratitude.
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Standard
Washington
Stout
Joseph
Pearson
Reid A. Wright
Chester
Beers
Judith Gap
Grant Robinson
Lewistown
Kelly
Kendall
J.P. Lavelle
Columbus
Harry Green
Bi Sandy
Thomas H. Hush
Wibaux
Charles Lipes
Fort Renton
Tent H. Smith
Joliet
Alice Hensley
Moore
Evans
Mr C. Musey
Eureka
Eugene 1. Pointdexter
Dillon
George E. White
Manhattan
Roy Bf. Corley
Stevensville
Swedish student to tackle Mount McKinley assault next summer
Andrew Angstrom, a Swedish graduate student at Cornell, will lead a planned ascent of Mount McKinley next summer under institute sponsorship to test a brother assault theory.
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Andrew Angstrom
Cornell
Will Tead
Mount McKinley
Institute
Sunday Standard previews and speakers for forthcoming issue
The Sunday Standard invites readers to an engaging edition featuring Jerry Rounder delivering a bold sermon on adversity, John McGraw explaining baseball as a profession, Jack Rose promising fence secrets, and reports on New York property turnover, Washington politics, and theater news.
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Breefer
Jerry Rounder
John McGraw
McGraw
Jack Rose
New York
M. Quad
Fullerton
Washington
Congress
Wilson
Standard
Montana Indians
Little Bear
Jealous husband attempts suicide after quarrel
A 25 year old husband at the Edmunds block on Dakota and Galena streets swallowed four ounces of a carbene mixture in a quarrel with his wife. He died soon after, despite efforts by City Physician Horst and attendants.
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Florence
Sala
Edmunds Block
Dakota
Galena
O'Farrell
John Carney
Horst
Husba
Mel
Forsyth Resident Barnara Garey Dies After Illness
Barnara Garey aged 35 a Forsyth resident died yesterday in a local hospital after a long illness. native of Champaign Wisconsin he is survived by his parents a sister Eva Harris of St Anthony Idaho an uncle John Lynch of Anaconda and two cousins James Lynch of Butte and Hugh Lynch of Forsyth. The body will be taken to Anaconda today for burial next to his brother Matt Gaffney.
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Forsyth
Anaconda
Butte
Champaign
Eva Harris
St. Anthony
Idaho
John 1 Lynch
James
Lynch
Bute
Hugh Lynch
la Matt Gaffney
Giard Elected Leader at Putte Progressive Club
The Putte Progressive clubs met last night and elected Grand permanent chairman and Ken Sampson secretary. W. 12. Wright served as committee man for the I. The club expects a large turnout at tonight’s meeting in the quarters at the State Savings Bank building.
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Ken Sampson
W. 12
Wright
State Savings Bank
Daughter of widow charged in rear admiral's death
Mrs. Eaton a widow from Plymouth Massachusetts is accused of murdering her husband the late rear admiral Eaton. She sent a pleading message to her daughter Mrs Keyes inviting belief in her innocence as detectives guard the Admiral's Norwell home where his stepdaughters and others live under constant surveillance.
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June Keyesister
A. G. Eaton
Plymouth
Mass
Admiral Eaton
Two Allens Pay Extreme Penalty in Virginia Execution
Floyd Allen was executed at the Virginia state penitentiary after a six hour delay sparked by last minute appeals. Claude Swanson, held for hours, followed as the second inmate to die in the scheduled sequence amid witness accounts of prayer and stoic resolve.
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Richmond
Floyd Allen
Virginia Mountains
Hillseville
State
Claude Swanson
Mann
Batlon
Wille Lain
Zrison
Manner
Philadelphia
Stave
Virginia
Fieya Allen
Caude
Field Allen
Claude
George F. McDaniel
Conditions Improve After Chillicothe Flood Disaster
Fortunate Chillicothe Ohio reports 18 drownings with 11 bodies recovered from east end wreckage and seven more found on the Kilgore bridge. Tighe plant resumes, water supply restored, damages to seats estimated at 1 million dollars. Philadelphia reports death of James McCrea former railroad president. George McKenzie, 40, injured with both legs crushed in a Tramway hoisting engine accident.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
East End
Kilgore Bridge
Lexum
George McKenzie
McKenzie
Man Threatens Clerk With Knife For Morphine
Patrick Gorman aged 51 forced Eagle Drug clerk W. Taylor at 29 South Main Street to hand over morphine at knife point. Gorman swallowed the drug and was later arrested after a confrontation in a Mercury saloon. He is recovering in a hospital. his wife Annie Gorman died recently in Anaconda.
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Taylor
Eagle Drug Company
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Annie Gorm
Dira
Anconda
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O'Brien
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Horst
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Butte
Anaconda
Connectio
Tutte
Benefit for Flood Sufferers at Ansonia Theater
Manager Phil Levy of the Ansonia theater organizes a Tuesday afternoon benefit to aid Ohio flood victims. He reports strong offers to boost the event, expects a record turnout, and will publicize via newspapers and clergy for generous support from 1 to 5 pm.
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Ansonia Theater
Ohio
Mr. Levy
Butte
Levy
Arrivals List With Names From Helena to Bozeman
A compiled arrivals column lists numerous individuals and households across Montana towns including Helena Missoula Kalispell Deer Lodge Bozeman and Billings. Names include Owens J Ho Loomis Philip X Zainer Lewistown and many others with spouses and places. The OCR yields scattered groups of residents and destinations.
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T. “Fats
E. Calten
Drygh
Don McParkand
Mans
Fuller
Bozeman
Teck
H. ‘Hazel Moore
Mary Fats
T. R. Connor
al Hayes
Charles II
M. P. Jons
Alf, Anderson
Immense Crowd Attends Centerville Club Entertainment
A large Centerville Young Men's club crowd filled the Mountain Con mine area for an evening of varied entertainments. John Sullivan presided as Mike Kelly and committee staged witty speeches and musical acts including Miss Sophie Carney, Sophie Sulllvan, and McNamara's orchestra. The program featured boxing stunts, athletic demonstrations, singing by Mrs. Martha Collins, and remarks by County Attorney Jorepn J. McCaffery and Public Administrator T. J. Harrington praising the Anaconda company and Mountain Con mine for hosting the event.
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Butte
Wil Enbur
John B. Sullivan
Mike Kelly
el Moone
John 4. Burke
1Erf Darrah
Joe Trenton
Sullivan
McNamara
T. J. Harrington
Aflan
Sophie Carney
Lamer Sullivan
Thom ‘Onan
Ed Todgers
Harry Oate
Chamote
Punking
George Siddons
Tsib
Veremonte
Anna M. Sullivan
Bana Smith Om
Mary Murphy
Martha Collins
Montana
Hd Noonan
Dan Murphy
Jim McCarthy
Miss Tinnett Sang
London
Brown
Mike Gat
Rimer Han‘buck
Ihan Ton
Ounty
Jorepn J. McCaffery
A. James Chatham
Howard Ople
Levene
Art Allard
Joe Duffy
Thirhan Brothers
Supreme court halves verdict in telegraph pole injury case
Helena dispatch reports the Montana supreme court approves reducing a $5,009 award against Butte Electric Traction from a jury verdict to $2,500 and allows the plaintiff to accept the cut or face another trial. The decision notes the evidence supported the jury and the plaintiff’s injury, with recovery suggested at half the original amount.
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Standard
Helena
Louis
Previ
Sion of
Butte
Sliver
Bow County
Butte Electric Tailways Company
Supreme Court
Brantly
Blankenship's Athletes Head to Missoula for Spring Training
Missoula reports manager Blankenship will send for players who will compete for Highlanders spots. Training opens at Highland Park next week with weather outlook favorable says Hugh Campbell and Perry Mowe. Players to report by early week with practices expected to begin Wednesday as conditions allow.
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Missoula
Blankenship
Highlanders
Highland Park
Hugh Campbell
Perry Mowe
Montana
Blank
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