Voice of the Consumer Protest in Helena Over Rates
In Helena on May 4, C F Holt for the Equity Cooperative association challenged a note of 8,000 Montana members against any rate rise. The session centered on tariff disputes between Stryker division mill lumbersmen and Kalispell group, arguing for lower differentials and adjustments under the Great Northern schedule.
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Helena
Montana San
C.F. Holt
Equity Erative Association
Holt
Stryker
Kalispell Group
Great Northern
Hamilton News Briefs from May 4
Tet McKinney visits from near Conner for county business while a Woman's Club special meeting is planned. H Ta Hart, county treasurer, travels to Buhl Idaho after his mother’s death. Frank Storer and R B Nicholson handle Darby bank matters in Hamilton. Democratic club forms permanent organization at Chamber of Commerce. Clyde Slagle attends to legal affairs. Tom Drayton visits Missoula for business. Rolland Emerson returns from Great Falls where he holds a homestead. A Hamilton resident from Milan Wash., formerly of Hamilton, seeks lived history.
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Hamilton
Tet_MckKinney
Conner
Woman's Club
Federation
H. Ta Hart
Buhl
Idaho
Frank Storer
Darby
Sever Thompson
Darby State Bank
R. B. Nicholson
Chamber of Commerce
Wilson Democratic Club
Clyde Slagle
Tom Drayton
Missoula
Rolland Emerson
Great Falls
Milan
Herbert Hapner Funeral Set for Bozeman Tomorrow
The funeral for Herbert L. Hapner, a Bozeman native who died Monday in St Louis, will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Bozeman. Rev. R P Smith will officiate. Hapner, 33, was born in Indiana and moved to Bozeman with his family after his father’s death. He excelled in athletics and led in base ball and basketball. Surviving are three sisters Miss Laura A Hapner, Mrs. Della Turner of Bozeman, and Mrs. Maber Sheeks of Wilsall, and three brothers Charles A Hapner, Will a Hapner, and Albert L Hapner.
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Bozeman
Herbert L. Hapner
St Louis
Methodist Iscopal Church
RP. Smith
Hapner
Indiana
Dew
Gallatin County
Tole
Ralesville
Haymer
Eureka Springs
Ark
Laura A. Hapner
Irving School
City
Della Turner
Maber Sheeks
Wilsall
Charles A
Willa
Albert L. Hapner
Woman Convicted in Second Degree Murder Case
In a verdict returned last night the jury found Josephine Enoex guilty of murder in the second degree for shooting Nina Green dead last February. Green had appeared at Enoex’s home where Green’s paramour, Jesse Campbell, was present. The jury fixed the sentence at 20 to 21 years in the penitentiary.
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Josephine Enoex
Ored
Nina Green
Enoex
Jesse Campbell
Divorce Granted to Moses Fried in Helena Court
Helena May 1 Judge Clements granted Moses Fried known as Max a divorce. Papers filed last night then withdrawn. Mrs Fried to keep custody of the minor children. Property rights settled. They were married in Omaha in 1894. Decree states defendant deserted plaintiff in March 1918. Record is sued. Herena May 4 O H P Sheltie filed $25,000 suit against Record Publishing for an article titled A Handful of Silvers about Shelley's Chicago progressive meeting trip.
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Helena
Moses Fried
Max
Clements
District Court
Record
Herena
O. H. P. Sheltie
State
Progressive Committe
Ouit
Record Publishing Company Today
Shelley
Chicago
Deer Lodge News Highlights Local Inquiries And Ventures
Deer Lodge notes report Frank C. Mertigue returning to the sheet metal shop after four weeks away. Visits include Gold Creek and Mrs. Shaw’s parent, with J F Newton of the Northern Pacific transacting business. Mil waukee storekeeper J T Kelly leaves for Butte and Three Forks on business. Northern Pacific crew works at the Deer Lodge gravel pit north of town, preparing for the season with four gravel trains and plans for the new station site north of the passenger depot. Mrs C P Seal of Alberton visits Deer Lodge, and M L Tusch inspects Milwaukee electrification matters here. Master Mechanic G L Cessford travels to Three Forks on department business. Wheat prospects look strong as Newcomb of Billings notes large state record crop potential despite reduced wheat acres. Gallatin County Rural Teachers prepare for track and field and spelling contests at Telegrade May 5 and 6. Auguste Evans of Romeman, with government service, visited Deer Lodge and the Commercial Club, which will award prizes for canning garden vegetables. Public schools observe Shakespeare tercentenary with a program at the Orpheum.
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Deer Lodge
Frank C. Me
Tigue
Gold Creek
Shaw
F. J. Albee
J. F. Newton
Rehtern Pacific
S. C. Vanderwalker
C. P. Seal
Alberton
TL. W. Tusch
Milwaukee
Cessford
Mise Auguste Evans
Romeman
Agricultural Department
Commercial Club
Canning Garden
Milne
College of Mont
Orpheum Theater
Peace To Come Sudden But Not Soon Says Page
Washington May 4 Nelson Page American ambassador to Italy who met President Wilson said no immediate prospect for peace in Europe but believed when peace comes it will be sudden after a great victory. He did not think mediation would be welcomed at this time.
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Washington
Xonomas Nelson. Page
Italy
Wilson
Europe
Billings health officer faces large fee controversy
City council debates cutting health department costs as City Attorney cites two months of physician Arnold fees totaling 727 dollars in May and 447 dollars in April amid a measles epidemic. Fees include 2 dollars per case for measles and quarantine and 3 dollars for fumigation, with the health officer claiming state board guidance and past administrations setting the rate.
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Billings
Arnold
State Health Board
Plant Juice praised by savannah veteran for stomach relief
A testimonial from Franklin Larkin of Savannah, a Ninth New York Cavalry veteran in Milwaukee, credits Plant Juice with curing long standing stomach troubles. He reports improved digestion, no constipation or headaches, and better sleep after using the product sold by Newbro Drug Co in Butte and Smith Drug Co in Anaconda.
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Franklin Larkin
Savannah
Tl Hind
National Soldiers Home
Milwaukee
Wis
Ninth New York Cavalry
Newbro Drug Company
Butte
Smith ‘Drug Company
Fortunes of War Cited for General Townshend in Lords
In the House of Lords London May 4 Field Marshal Kitchener praised General Townshend and the Kut el Amara defenders. He read Townshend’s last dispatch noting the line We have done our duty and recognize that our situation is one of the fortunes of war. The relief effort by Gorrings and the Tigris force is commended as pivotal to any success.
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Dy Robbins
London
House of Lords
Karl Kitchener
Townehend
Kut-el- Amara
Towns Ahead
Gorrings
Tigris
Lead D. of St Paul named as bishop see
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate John Lawler of St Paul was named bishop of the Catholic see at Lead. D. and Horman of Sioux may be involved. Details are unclear due to text damage.
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Lead
Cet Hey
John
Lawler
St Paul Wis
Halied
Tmn
St. Patrick's
Cathe Horman
Sioux
Unclear OCR fragment discusses telegraphers strike and elections
Fragmentary text references telegraphers and signal lines between New York and Chicago, a statement by B. Perham, and a note about missing a wedding. Details are garbled and non-cohesive, but imply tensions around labor action and political timing in a historical telegraph context.
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New York
B. Perham
New Top Coats Feature Deep Collars and Full Skirt
The Daily Fashion Hint describes a dark blue taffeta coat with a new deep collar that descends into a cape at the back. The full skirt is gathered into the wall line, presenting a refined look for autumn and summer afternoons.
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Eneora
Profits of Utah and Chino Copper Firms Reported
New York, May 4. Net profits for the March quarter rose to 6,186,414 for the Utah Copper Company, with guidance on operations and investment. December quarter 1918 showed 15,389, with 2,461,716 in the same year, indicating the period’s financial performance amid the copper industry.
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New York
Utah Copper Company
Roosevelt greeting too warm and McAdoo overlooked
Washington reports a warm Roosevelt reception in Trinidad on his West Indian trip drew comments. Secretary McAdoo arrived later. Sir Edwin Samuelson, the British ambassador, conveyed regret at the mixed signals. The Interstate Commerce Commission delayed new rates on freight from Memphis Helena and nearby points to Iowa Minnesota and western states until November 14 for investigation.
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Washington
Colone Roosevelt
Trindad
Ecliomed
McAdoo
Sir Coot Spring-Rice
Wilson
Tocal Om Cil
Noosevelt
Pan-American High Commission
Ambalandor
Memphis
Helena
Tennesse
Arkansas
Iowa
Minnesota
Horthwestern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Anne Querey and Flora Beal Wed Tuesday Morning
Flora Beal and Leslie Sager were married Tuesday morning by Rev HF Rite of the Christian church. They left on a short honeymoon. The rughter of Men and Mrs. Edward H and Mrs Sager will make their home in Butte.
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Anne QunerEy
Flora Beal
Leslie Sager
The
Christian Church
Rughter
Edward H
Mra Sager
Butte
Anaconda Theater Scene Billed With Comedy Set
East side venue showcases a night of entertainment with a talking comedy routine and a hurried finale. Management announced a lineup including Mando and others, with locations spanning Helena and Salt Lake City among participants.
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Mando
Will
Maccabees Plan State Convention Ahead
Members of the Maccabees chapter discuss the next 30 days of activities at campus and town meetings. The charter and membership drive are outlined with aims to boost new entrants before the state convention in Anaconds, where the town expects a strong showing of new members.
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Maccabees
I' One
Bal Rat
Practice at Lake Avoca Sunday for Aregies
A brief practice session is planned at Lake Avoca on Sunday focusing on Aregies. Members are urged to arrive early, with coaches outlining drills and safety guidelines for all participants.
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Aregies
Lake Avoca
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TNE
Hink
Traci
Oal
Roy
Don
Voice OF the Consumer
Hamilton News
Cuticua
Herbert Hapner
Aly
RE. Newcomb
Belghal Bozeman
Rural Teachers Association
Telerade
Page
Billings Health Officer
Allatin
Belgrade
Gallatin County Feld
Gallatin
Hatten
Fural
Sheridan
City Water Works
Illinois
General Townshend
Gladya
Utah and
Chino Copper
Roosevelt
M’adoo
Anaconda News
Montana
Tees Og
le W. Richards
St. Louiag
Mindell
Kat i Slauss
Salt Lake City
N. Femi Bik Basin
the Union Stamp
Summer Street
Boston
Mass
American Federation of Labor
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