Insane heiress's break after estate turmoil shocks Lewistown
May Taylor daughter of the late Howard Taylor who has managed a large estate since his death became violently insane yesterday morning after distress over his demise and ensuing litigation. She attempted to shoot herself amid the upheaval, drawing sympathy from relatives in the East. Mayor Syms asked for a general business closure during funeral services for J. F. Pinkley. The Lutheran conference elected officers and announced an October session at Butte. Roy Ayers granted three divorces, while Beatrice Kriebel and Granger cases proceeded. April precipitation reached 1.6 inches, below the 10-year average, and Milwaukee announced a new time card with solid steel rails between Milwaukee and Atlowton to connect east and west.
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Lewistown
May Taylor
Howard, Taylor
Taylor
Herine
Eastor
Cornell University
W. D. Syms
J. F. Pinkley
Jewistown
Methodist Church
the Elks
C. M. Donaldson
Lutheran Conference
H. T. Jian
Billings
Tey. A Lunde
Great Falls
H. Kumnick
Butte
Roy Ayers
Nettie Gooch
Roy Gooch
Laredo
Beatrice Kriebel
Henry Kriebel
W. J. Burton
Augrime Turton
Dewer
Ards
Granger
Hell
Richards
Milwaukee
Atlowton
White Sulphur News Court Attendees From County
White Sulphur notes list John A Mand from Lewistown and A Tarncora of Judith Gap among fourt attendees, Nolan from Helens and Rousseau of Two Dot present as visitors. Local residents Willard McDonald Grace Van Helm Charles Mayn Harold Mayn Glenn D Anderson and E J Lowry are in town for court or visiting. Frank Carrier and Mrs Hmina Mayn are among guests and travelers referenced.
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John A. Mand
Cheadle
Lewistown
A. Tarncora
Judith Gap
Nolan
Helens
EL. Rousseau
Dot
Willard McDonald
Grace van Helm
Charles Mayn
Harold
Helena
Glenn D. Anderson
E. J . Lowry
C.F. Kinneying
Willis
Big Sandy
Frank Carrier
Sheep Creek
Great Falls Arrests in Norse Thefts Near Power
Four homesteaders Nathaniel May Merl Richards Carl Granger and Guy Kell were jailed in Great Falls on Norse stealing charges after sheriffs and stock inspectors seized a team of horses at Power, northwest of the city. The stolen horses reportedly belonged to James J Heres from St Peter's mission.
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Great Falls
May
Power
Nathaniel May
Merl Richards
Carl Granger
Guy Kell
James J ‘Heres
St. Peter's Mission
Rich
Man on bicycle badly injured after street collision
May 5 incident near Missoula county area leaves cyclist gravely hurt. D W Clark, a janitor, was riding home when an auto driven by Fred Reard struck him on South Sixth street. Clark sustained severe injuries including a potential fractured vertebra.
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Clured
D. W. Clark
Missoula County
Fred Reard
Ned
Mr. Clark
Clark
Philipsburg News notes local visits and school matters
Philipsburg on May 5 reports Mrs. Sam McConnell of Butte visiting her brother William R. McLure, several locals on business, and Mrs. A. A. McDonald returning from Great Falls with her niece. Also listed are a birthday gathering for Mrs. Sophia Hanse, travel to Missoula, certificates awarded to Anna Bandin and Elsie Troelaseh, and board notes on high school credits and committees. A spring piano recital by Mrs. G. A. Cartier’s pupils is mentioned with participants named.
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Philipsburg
Sam Mcconnell
Butte
Wiliam R. McLure
Harry Harding
Southern Cross
A. A. McDonald
Great Falls
F. J. Perry
Frank J. Wilson
California
Ton
Walter W. Kroger
East
Sophia Hanse Onch
C.'i Hansen
Missoula
Luis Hansen
Robert McDonel
Anaconda
Hity County
Dy Tike
Baker
McDonell
Duffy
Dooler
McDonel
Maywood
Tater
Dooley
Pate Ud
Haywood
Akc
G. A. Cartier
Red Men's Hall
Margeat Dne
Soul Berthe
Tare
Ausses
Margaret Doe
Bites "McDonald
Helen Nowak
Tether Miller
Louise McDonald
Lone McDonald
Madeline Northes
Vielen Heenneds
Catherine Houck
Dore’ Hufman
Real Southern Opossum Tale From Nigger Hollow
An odd Belgrade recounts a tropical possum wintering near Three Forks in Gallatin valley amid harsh weather. Eyewitnesses note the creature lean but healthy, found by locals in straw, and later seen enjoying bananas and prunes. The piece also lists a string of local track results with teams Belgrade Gallatin Manhattan Three Forks and various times and distances.
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Belgrade
May
Gallatin Valley
Nigger Hollow
Three Forks
Deerlodge hosts Gallatin county track meet postponement outcome
James Hicks, former Deer Lodge resident now in Tacoma, visited Lodge on his Chicago trip as the meet opened this afternoon. Weather delayed the final events to Saturday. Gallatin high school won with 52 points, Belgrade led individuals with Pitts 21 points, Marsden 13, Fuller 15, Mack 11. Events included pole vault led by Fuller and height at 9 feet 8 inches.
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Mack
Belgrade
Woolsey
Gallatin
Murphy
Martin
Holdiman
Hecock
Pitts
Mat Fen
Marsde
Dawes
Manhatta Ritchie
Teaning
Bell
Ryan
Belgrad Murphy
Perks
Manhattan
Deer Lodge
James Hicks
Tacoma
Lodge
Chicago
Gallatin County
Hree Forks
Raymond Pitts
Paul Marsden
Gattin
Sam Fuller
Robert Mack
Hest
Segend
Marsden
Fuller
Walsh amendment adopted by the Senate good roads bill
After a two day fight led by Senator Walsh Montana the Senate adopted the Walsh amendment to the good roads appropriation authorizing one million dollars for year to connect forest roads with state roads. Vote was 47 to 0 7. House acceptance anticipated. Also miscel notes on state oratorical contest and unrelated medical/insurance items.
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Walsh
THE
Senate
Washington
Montana
Secretary of
aKiculture
House
Returns Tabulated in Presidential Primary Delegations
Helena dispatch reports final results from two weeks ago showing Brennan winning a place on the Republican delegation while Mantle is defeated. Delegation instructed for Cummins with Dixon second in the list of 22 candidates. Roosevelt support noted but not yet tabulated. Democratic delegates selected with no alternates. Wilson and Cummins tallies recorded, Roosevelt and other totals pending. Special dispatches note slow canvass across Fergus and Helena precincts with certificates held pending full tally.
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Turlingame
Dix Albright
Booth
Selway
Quere Carron
Lusk
Fireman
Goddard
Man
Braten
Harvey
Power
McCone
Stevens
Clynick
MaKenzie
McLean
Gilluly
Fishbeck
Shelton
Pressier
Fllwer
Burke
Mcarth Walsh
Brew- Art
Norris
Arthur
News
Gallwey
Smith
Houston
Good
Morris
Bers. Presbye
Thurston
Gharies M. Mansur
Polson
R. R
Helena
Fergus
Fon
Colors in fashion face wartime supply limits and dye shortages
The piece notes wartime fabric production shifts and skill shortages limiting new color varieties. It cites France and America vying for tones, describes Paris cafes de cafe au lait shade names, discusses dye availability, and mentions U S arable land and cultivation figures while touching on Mt Hood smoke theories.
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Indianapol Tes
France
America
Cafe
Paris
Cafe Au Lait
Jersey
Fragonard ‘and Pauls XV
Ed Clark Found Guilty of HoldUp in Great Falls
May 5 in Great Falls a jury in district court found Ed Clark guilty of grand larceny. The case linked Clark with a checkered record in Butte and the city, and related to a prior penitentiary involvement with Gertie. Conviction followed tied to alleged associates and earlier Felon actions.
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ED Clark
Great Falls
Butte
Gertie
Indigo dye from blueberries in Bath asherman tale
A Bath Maine craftsman devised a dye from preserved blueberries in a two quart jar to color nets. He reports successful setting with alum and an x preparation, producing a strong indigo blue on his nets.
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Asherman
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