May Day fete at Washoe Park celebrates public school children
Thousands gathered at Washoe Park for a May day fete organized by Miss Adeline L. Henderson with Miss Anna Scalion guiding costumes. Students wore varied costumes from peasant to Indian and fairyland themes as a 800 piece Treasure State band provided music. The event featured dances, a crowning of Agnes Keenan as May queen, numerous drills and performances by pupils from multiple classes, concluding with the May pole winding and vocal numbers.
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Ana Aris
Mise Henderson
Treasure State Band
F. Provost
Mina Bennett
Street Railway Company
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Min Agnes Keenan
Ming Kelly
Sirs Mahoney
Mos Glenwom
Ies French
Atlas Catlin
Mian Hiackstone
Templeton
Mise
Showers
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Thins
Younatern
Ateatanus
Chimon
Dunkirk
Hoemaker
Roteres
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Mackstone
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Cavin
Fainiter
Meonde
Nighi
Minn Margaret
Shield
Stinbeame
Girin
Tay
Stina
Ama Ine Fevre
Ary and
Ryan
Mise Rusell
Mine Templeton
Hill
Agnes McDonald
David
Reardon
McGrady
Tryin
Tnt Inareh
Puplin
Furst
Watters Trouble In New York May 11 Judgment Bid
In New York on May 11 the United Hatters conference focused on satisfying a $258,000 judgment won by Loewe & Co of Dani Conn in a suit against the Dantry union. The court’s interest now totals about $900. The homes of 25 union members were pledged as security for the litigation. Loewe & Co warned that the judgment must be paid, but the union reportedly has no funds for that purpose.
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New York
Loewe & Co
Dani ‘Conn
Dantry Union
United Hatters of Unuion
Zeppelins Planned Raids Over London and Berlin Warnings
London officials warned Berlin and London residents of coming wartime raids. German authorities described recent flights as reconnaissance to gauge British air defenses. The report notes civilians and schools affected, with about 200 children in Montesorl schools.
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Amerts
Berlin
Cation
Montcesorl
Grammar Grade Boys in Close Contests at City Schools
The article reports on a morning athletic event by city trade pupils judged as a milestone. Principal Shoemaker led high school organizers with Brogan Auten and Clinton assisting. prizes are athletic tools for the new gym. Winners earned ribbons in relay and dash events across grades with Consolation prizes funded from remaining funds.
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Brogan
Lincoln School
H.W. Auten
Frank Clinton
Lincoln
St. Paul's
Frank Domitrovich
Joe Domitrovich
Terman Cardinal
George Nichola
Henry van Stane
Toe McCarthy
Toy Landerville
Nels Swanson
Erates Rudolph Domitrovich
Dennis Dunn
Matt Gardner
James Gardner
Marion Allen
George Hartson
Orville Patterson
Summy
Wilson Deliberates On Lusitania Affair In Public Speech
Discussion centers on President Wilson's Philadelphia remarks and whether his reference to humanity signals a broader stance on the Lusitania tragedy. Observers note the president has previously communicated with European leaders, and aides emphasize that officials see his words as personal, not bound to diplomatic channels.
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Nicho Stas
Russia
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Wartime Economy and Its Illusion in New York Sun Text
A fragment from the New York Sun discusses wartime economic fears and public reactions. It notes skeptics doubting war impact on income, mentions cuts and revisions, and describes anxious citizens adjusting spending and expectations amid shortages and changing prices.
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New York Sun
Pink taffeta dance frock with satin sash and beaded skirt
A pink taffeta dress features a pink satin sash wound around the waist and tied under the puffed skirt. The skirt shows an uneven underskirt edge with scalloped beading and decorative trim.
Mercy fund appeal aids Lusitania victims in Europe
In New York on May 11 the Committee of Mercy urged relief for Lusitania women and children left destitute after the war. The lord mayor of Liverpool and Mayor McAneny of New York discussed that Cunard has provided for crew and dependents, but second and third class passengers remain destitute. Elihu Root is honorary chairman and August Bel ont is treasurer.
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Committer of Mercy
Europe
Enverpool
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Cunard Company
Elihu Root
Mercy
August Belont
Mill City Markets Report Mixed Wheat Prices and War Talk
Minneapolis close markets show May wheat at 1.66 and July 1.51 with September 1.28. Montana and North Dakota varieties quoted with several grades. A St Louis Post-Dispatch note recalls the long Mexican war discussion and a Costa Rican joke about the US Civil War, illustrating perceptions of American conflict.
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Helena
Montana
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Post-Dispatc
Union of States
Panama
United States
Costa Rica
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Statement by Captain of Gulflight Official Statement
Washington May 11 The Navy released Ralph Smith Secretary to the Aston Mtaimer Gulflight crew recounts the sinking after a British submarine initial sighting the large American ensign on the Gulflight bow eight miles per hour wind and a 12:50 explosion. Survivors describe oil slick water flooding deck and boats lowered with no delay. Capt Alfred Gunt master died after cold fainting spells later that day at St Marys Bottly as the Gulflight was towed to Crowound Scilly and examined by divers the vessel and crew remained under admiralty control.
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Ralph Smith
Moleay
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Walt
Steless
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Tsay
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Gulflight
Ineer
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Scilly
Miler
Ehe
Admiralty
Ams
Robinson Slayer Taken From Jail to Await Trial
Robinson, held for the life crime in Silver Bow County, was moved yesterday from the jail to the court by Sheriff Henderson and Deputy Beaudoin. He was taken away unseen by friends and will await trial at the county jail in Thompson Falls in June.
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Thomas Munro
Harry Robinson
Bow County
Yeusterday
Henderson
Beaudoin
Robinson
Thompson Falla
Tttle Stone
Butte
Miner Witte Kolar Attacks Man At Granite Street
A miner named Witte Kolar attacked John Arkola at 408 East Granite Street. Kolar slashed Arkola’s head with three roughly eight inch cuts, leaving Arkola a patient at Murray’s Hospital. Kolar was later found hiding on the Fooot.
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Witte Kolar
John Arkola
East Granite Street
Kolar
Arkola
Murray's Hospital
Opium Layout Found. Two Arrests in South Main Cabin
Detectives McDonald and Tompkins found an opium layout in a cabin on South Main street alley this morning. They arrested Anna Mayotte on charge of running the Joint. Julia Taskee was arrested for smoking opium. Her consort escaped.
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Tompkins
South Main Street
Anna
Mayotte
Julia Taskee
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