Manhattan Woman Dead and Daughter Hurt in Two Auto Crashes
Mrs. Lilly Lewis of Manhattan Montana, age 4, died from a skull fracture after being struck by a Kimball & Richards car driven by D. Carlos Kimball. Her daughter, Mrs. John Squires, was seriously injured with a hip fracture and possible internal injuries. The incidents occurred on East Second South Street near Second East and Seco South, with no speeding claimed, and follow a separate crash that killed Norvalt Wat King, age 4, son of Alvin F. Watkins, in the same city.
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Standard
Salt Lake
Lilly Lewis
Manhattan
Mont
John Squires
D. Carlos Kimball
Kimball & Richards Company
Groves Hospital
Lewis
Squires
Leonard Stone
M5 East Second South
Second East
Seco South Streets
Norvalt Wat- King
Alvin F. Watkins
Louis
Kim
Callon Kimball
Tt Is
Miller Denies Hunter Stories in Kalispell Trial
In Kalispell May M.C. Catllier testifies that Robert Hunter planned the crime. Miller says Hunter plotted many easy holdups and wore mask-like pennants the night of a murder. He hid the gun at Wiederkranz club and claimed he thought no murder occurred. Judd of Billings, an expert, analyzed prints while defense questioned his methods.
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Kalispell
M.C. Catllier
Robert Hu
Hunter
Iim
Miller
Wiederkranz Club
Judd
Billings
Xpert
Miller's
Tingentelter
White Sulphur News Report Highlights Local Visits
White Sulphur Springs residents share updates from May 14 to MEM, noting Anderson visiting her daughter in Deer Lodge for several weeks, Mrs. Percy Scott returning from Belt, James T. Wood Jr. returning from Stanford for a month before a three month trip to Hong Kong, George Dreibelbis arriving from Sitka Alaska for summer at his brother Charles Dreibelbis’s home, and Mr. and Mrs. John P. Heber visiting from Great Falls with local friends.
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White Sulphur Springs
Anderson
Mra Moncure Cockrell
Deer Lodge
Percy Scott
Belt ‘An
James T. Wood Jr
Stanford University
Healls
Honduts
George Dreibelbis
Sitka
Alaska
Charles Dreibelbis
John P. Heber
Great Walls
Lewistown News reflects local elections and events
The Outlook club elected CN Ringcell president with others named as vice president and secretary treasurer. Prof Holst visits for Bozeman Institution support. Local officials J J Murphy and assistants travel to Butte to report on Milwaukee line ballast progress. A choral concert at Presbyterian church benefits associated charities. notable graduates listed. Ireland fisherman caption mentions a salmon rod license of 35.
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Lewistown
May
Outlook Club
CN Ringcell
Ga Donaldson
Vic
A.N. Nadeau
Treas
Holst
Ricultural College
Bozeman Institution
J.J. Murphy
Barrett and
Clements
Butte
Roy
Winifred Iin
Milwaukee
Presbyterian Church
HL. Sackett
Paul Meyer
Associated Charities
Family of Kendall Lost on Lusitania
Lewistown May Mr and Mrs Andrew Kerr of Kendall have given up hope for their daughter Mia after a letter and plans for the Kendall profile mentioned, with the Kennedys names never appearing on any list and no further word received. They interpret Fotlock as meaning she went down with the liner Lusitania, implying tragedy.
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Lewistown
Andrew Kerr
Kendall
Daugh
Bol
Caitania
Weed
Mia
Fotlock
Officers elected by the Grand Army of the Republic
Hilllings May 14 Roseman chosen for next encampment by Montana Grand Army of the Republic Judge James H. Gone of Billings unanimously elected commander Other department officers named Simon Hauswirth Butte junior vice commander John Hoyle Butte chaplain George H. Taylor Helena musical director Las Smith Oxnard Ted Lode J A Ell Capt J B Cuttin Stella Worth Butte elected department president of the Woman's Relief Corps Susan James reelected Mary Neilson Livingston department treasurer Mary J. Wright Butte chaplain Helen Taylor Helena A parade by United Spanish War Veterans highlighted the day’s program
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Smith
Oxoreas
Ted’ Lode
J. A. Ell
J.B. Cuttin
Stella ‘Worth
Butte
Woman's Reief ‘Corps
Susan James
Mary Neilson
Livingston
Mary J. Wright
Helen “Taylor
Helena
United Spanish War Veterans
Welcome Rainfall for Valley County Farmers
A large area of Valley county and the Mikover valley received rain in the last 24 hours, ending a dry spell. The storm extended east to Wolf Point, north to the Canadian line, west to Malta, and south to the Missouri River, promising greatly increased grain prospects and higher farm incomes despite broader regional drought worries.
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Glasgow
Valley County
Mikover
Wolf Foint
Tne
Malta
Min- Souri
Park County eighth grade commencement set for June 1
Livingston May 18 The Park county schools eighth grade commencement will be in the high school auditorium June 1 with graduates from over 20 schools. Examinations May 20 21 at Gardiner Clyde Park Wilsall Emigrant Chimney Rock Gordon Romanel. Several talks and events accompany the program including bread baking contest and vocational training talks by local instructors and visitors.
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Livingston
Park County
Gardiner
Clyde Park
Wilsall
Emigrant
Chimney Rock
Gordon and Romiale
Mando J. Freeman
Mra
Una T. Merrick
Bozeman
Anna Christianson
Miss McKinley
Nork
Woof
Lee
Har
Saulrrels
Charles
Hefferlin
California
Rev Parker elected president of Montana Sunday School association
The Rev J E Parker of Helena was elected president of the Montana Sunday School association at the closing session, succeeding Rev E W Cross. Officers and district vice presidents were named, with plans set for three district conventions after this year, and terms running for one year.
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Mes. Harold High
Missoula
BE. Seward
Great Falls
Philupsburg Notes Describe Local Visits and Parish Observances
The Philapsburg News reports residents visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns, shopping trips, and social gatherings. Parish activities include Father Mende’s observances and a week of 0 hour prayer services. Teachers and community members are noted at a public gathering, with residents hosting birthdays and school events.
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Maeeranake
Wedtesan
K ‘Raver
Flag Ae Wipriee
Mim Gertride
Start Shee Bana Tiowen
Sineafadaton McGlone
Afies Biizabsen #ourer
Kate Soni
Hamilton News update on local visits and church movement
Hamilton May 14. Carlton resident Low wemplo returns after visiting Hamilton. wire stringing around town posts near new Town club quarters. Dr J Z Coughenous, once critical, on the road to recovery. County Attorney F C Kurte visiting Missoula. G T Boggs of Stevensville transacting county business. Herbert Hobby travels to Kalispell. L Harper and Mrs Harvey Ferbrache in Missoula. Mrs Christianson to depart for Missoula for the summer. H L Robinson to Helena for business. Harry Rooney and Donald Wagner head to Missoula for a few days. May 14 Wonns marks a significant religious move led by two local churches to unite denominations in the city.
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Hamilton
Low Wempio
Carlton
J. Z. Coughenous
F.C. Kurte
Missoula
G.T. Boggs
Stevensville
Herbert’ Hobby
Kalispell
IL. Harper
Harvey Ferbrache
Mrs. Christianson
H. L. Robinson
Helena
Harry Rooney
Donald Wagner
Bay 14—Wonns
Newis
Fish Prom Anaconda Timber Creek Hatchery Roundup
The state hatchery at Anaconda sent 4 cases of trout fry on the early morning train to the county. The fish will be distributed in streams across the county with an estimated 7500 fish taken out for stocking.
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Ig Timber
Aes i
Gun ‘Club
Anaconda
Raffle Prize Controversy In Helena Auto Draw
Helena May 14 County officers probe an automobile contest at a local playhouse. Miss McKay won the machine after Doyle discovered he did not win. she handed the prize to Clark of Great Falls, who allegedly arranged the entry. Clark faces grand larceny in Great Falls as a warrant is issued. The promoters planned similar raffles in Butte and other Montana cities.
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Helena
County Omc
Jimmy Doyle
Wirdie McKay
Mies McKay
Doyle
Clark
Ternate
McKay
Great Falls
Butte
Montana
Lark
Great
Man fined for out of season game violation
Stevensville May M Charles J An drus of the Upper Eight east of Florence pleaded guilty to killing out of season. Deputy State Game Warden Thomas J Evan brought him to Stevensville where Judge Marks fined him 100 dollars, paid promptly.
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Stevensville
Charles J. Andrus
Florence
Thomas J. Evan
Marks
Bozeman News Reports Lodge Event and Local Changes
Bozeman news recalls a lodge meeting with many attendees and plans for social events. Senator Henry L. Myer is invited to speak to the Gallatin Valley Commercial club in Mogeman next Monday with a dinner at Bozeman hotel seating 160. Local transfers include P A Gallagher moving to Superior and B Chambers taking his Manhattan Milwaukee post.
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Avery
United States
Henry L. Myfers
Gallatin” Valley“ Commercial Club
Mogeman
Boseman Hotel
W. R. Plow
Cleveland Street
Central Avenue
Andy Robinson
Bear Creek
Boxeman
Overstreet
Deaconess Hospital
Seattle
George D. ‘Pease
Minnesota
North, Dakota
Wisconsin
P. A. Gallagher
Fort Gallatin
Valley
Milewaukee
Manhattan
Superior, Mont
MH. B."chambers of
Boeeman
Milwaukee
Dillon News Brings Local Death and Civic Plans
Dillon News reports the death of John Collins at Curtis hospital from blood poisoning from an untreated ulcerated tooth. The Be a verhead Commercial club approves a park-to-park road extension campaign. Trial of Charles Robinette for John Timonson’s murder continues with over 80 witnesses summoned. Montana Normal college festival postponed due to weather, with about 600 participants. A track meet is set for May 2. A naval gun firing fact notes 12 inch shells and a $500 apiece cost.
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Dilon
May M
John Collins
Curtis Hospital
Olson
Beaverhead Commercial Club
Dillon
Wisdong
Charles Robinette
Centennial Valley
John ‘Timonson
Pion
Yook
Montana State Normal College
Normal Training School
Police Gather in Germany for Enemy Aliens Repatriation
London May 14 police nationwide collect subjects of hostile nations of military age and dispatch them to camps for repatriation. Reports say many have fled inland or hidden, while authorities seek to locate and remove those deemed threats as Britain intensifies wartime control and surveillance.
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London
Meuttala
Iemielves
Jenency
Germans in Portland pledge support for Wilson
Dr. Dammasch, head of the Confederation of German-speaking Societies in Oregon, said German Americans in Portland and the state will absolutely back President Wilson. He declared they are true American citizens and will stand with the president now and always, representing about 5000 members.
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Portland
Ore
Dammasch
Confederation of German-speaking’ Societies
Oregon
Wilson
Dammaseh
United States
America
Drug Possession Arrests Mark First Montana Case
Federal authorities arrested Elena May Ia kawaite Nate O'Donnell and Brea Wayne on drugs possession charges. It is the first Montana case under the federal anti drug law. Two weeks earlier local police had seized cocaine and meth in What known as The Jungles near Great Northern station.
President Wilson note praised by lawmakers in both parties
In Washington and Indianapolis reports reflect broad support for President Wilson's note to Germany. Senators from Kentucky Delaware and North Carolina urged a firm stand defending neutral rights and American citizens at sea. The United Mine Workers executive board endorsed the aim of peace and prepared to meet in Washington to discuss further action.
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Indianapolis
Wilson
United Ming Workers of American
Aaa
Enon
Cesar
Washington
Bankers Back Wilson at New Jersey Convention
The New Jersey Bankers Association adopted a resolution praising President Wilson for his dignified calm response in his latest official statement to the German government. The resolution was signed as the association opened its annual convention in Atlantic City.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Wilson
New Jersey Bankers’ Association
Senator Phelan Praises American Note to Germany
In San Francisco on May 14 United States Senator James D. Phelan backed the American note to Germany calling it a strong declaration of rights. He said it will protect citizens and restore commerce the freedom of the seas, adding there is no compensation for lost lives.
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San Francisco
United Sates
James
D. "Phelan
California
Germany
Cerman Refuses Seen in England Continued From Page 1
The report describes military critics doubtful about official news from the Pardanelles and sketches scattered scenes of travel and wartime chatter. It notes Russian cavalry actions, 1000 prisoners claimed, and tension between German raiders and Russian forces in the Baltic area amid broader Allied and Turkish resistance.
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Batic
Pardanelles
Eithia
Kilidahr
Muldos
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Montana Sunday School Association
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