Minnesota lake vanishes in baffling waters change
A baffling report from Minn says a famous Minnesota lake near Wass al Dromehthe vanished. Famed fishermen and locals observed the water retreating, with Low lake adjoining Bass lake and drifting toward international waters. The news notes crews including Adin Dolinsk and a six man team investigated as most fish followed the retreating lake into Low lake.
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Saved Friend From Hospital Comes To Relief In Monessen
A woman from Monessen recounts suffering back pains and headaches that hindered work and left her unable to walk at times. She credits Eyding Pinks Compound with lifting her serious female trouble and avoiding hospital admission after trying numerous medicines.
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Eyding
Ponkiun
eVepiale
Rere
Bere
Monessen
Day Law Scored at Medical Meet
The report notes a blockade impact during a medical meet, with vessels of the rum fleet dwindling. By May 5 about 40 foreign rum carriers anchored between Narragansett and Atlantic City. five ships slipped from the blockade over the weekend. Coast guard described boats sailing Bermudaward and other floating warehouses retreating 100 to 200 miles offshore.
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Atlantic
Narragansett
Rhode Island
Atlantic City
N. J
Yeandleas
Coast Guard
Arbuckle Glazing Blackmail Plot Revealed in 1921 Scandal
The Examiner reports a plot to cover losses from the Arbuckle brothers’ troubles in San Francisco during 1921 and 1922. An agreement barred attacks on Roscoe Arbuckle’s name by clubs or federations, with a $1,000 installment paid to the claimant. The woman involved denied blackmail, and Arthur Arbuckle said Roscoe refused to help him after his salesman career suffered due to the comedian’s notoriety linked to Virginia Rappe case.
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Arthur Arbuckle
San Fratelaco
Examiner
Roscoe Arbuckle
Federation of Women's Clubs
Clackmail
Arbuckle
San Francisco
J. Murphy
Ina
Roscoe
Virginia Rappe
San Trascisco
Sister of J. Murr in Desperate Illness in Florence
Special Dispatch to the St. Louis Chronicle Livingston May 18 Miss May Murray sister of James E. Murray of Butte and heir to James A. Murray mult i millionaire of Montana and California is desperately ill at Florence Hospital. Miss Murray owns the Mursray hotel and has been managing her property here when taken ill about a week ago. Her condition has gradually worsened as relatives gather. Mention of horses trained to be wild for rodeos.
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Stannara Livingston
May
Murray
James E. Murray
Butte
James A. Murray
Montana
California
Florence Noapital
Miss Murray
Mursray Hotel
Thieety
First Round Won by Lopez-Frazier
Associated Press report from Minneapolis May 18 outlines Arthur Lopez-Frazier a war veteran from Winner South Dakota contesting a confession used to identify him as Arthur Frazier. He testifies five times amid claims of a frame up while witnesses discuss initials on the arm and recognition by family at the depot.
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Associated Press
Apolis
Arthur Lopez-Frazier
Arthur Frazier
Winner
J. W. Molyne
Department of Justice
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Frasier
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Frazier
Charles Frazier
McKeon
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Camp Cody
Earl Frazier
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Oklahoma
Belgium and France debt talks in Brussels shielded by delays
Brussels reports the Belgian ambassador plans talks with premier and finance minister Louis Van de Vivire on Belgiums debt to France and related obligations. The discussions aim to set a ledger of amounts owed under various conditions, with no final resolution yet.
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New York
Eeeoneeee
Darrow and Bryan clash in New York debate scene
Reports from New York detail Clarence Darrow denouncing Bryan and linking him to persecution of free thinkers while defending science and evolution. The piece notes Darrow’s attacks as a harsh retort to Bryan’s religious and political stances amid a broader debate on education and faith.
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Clarence Darrow
Spore Willams Jensings
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Dudley Vinta Messons
J.T Copes
Dayton
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Bryan Evig Atake
Chratians
Hind
Moekdsil
de. Malone
Germany to Carry Out Dawes Plan
In a speech Herr Stresemann defended the Dawes plan as essential for stabilizing Germany’s currency and avoiding a fight for economic existence. He denied Finance Minister Von Schlieben opposed carrying out the plan and said relations with the United States, Mexico, and South America were satisfactory. He criticized allies over Cologne bridgeheads and the disarmament note, pledging Germany would support a peaceful community of nations if given peace and equality.
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Luther
Germany
United States
Mexico
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Re enactment events of stirring days at Richmond parade
Historic military groups joined the celebration with the governor and guard units. Virginia organizations, including the Ancient and Honorable Artillery, marched in the brilliant evening parade alongside Putnam Phalanx and Putnam Company. Arnold pressed for powder keys to supply his second company of the original foot.
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Richmond
Friside
Frieda Hempel Sings at Broadway Tonight in Butte
Frieda Hempel closes the Butte season tonight at the Broadway theater assisted by concert pianist Cocuread V Bos and concert flautist Louis V. Frites. The article praises her artistry, compares her favorably with other great sopranos, and notes her prior London acclaim and New York Broadway audience success.
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Frieda Hempel
Schumann-Heink
London
New York
Miss Herapel
Butte Con
Broadway
Cocuread. V. Bos
Louis V. Frites
Fined in Bourquin Court Three Fines and a Jail Sentence
Federal Judge George M Bourquin handed down three fines and one jail term yesterday. H M Johnson found guilty of possessing Aquor claimed prescription liquor for personal use and faced 100 dollar penalty. Albert Dupree and Goldie Davis faced a fine together with Davis freed after government dropped charges for insufficent evidence. Amiel Drakes pleaded guilty to moonshining with a 125 dollar fine and 90 days in county jail. The report also notes a Potsdam item about Prince Louis Ferd showing strong capacity to learn Spanish.
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George M. Bourquin
A. Jory
H. M. Johnson
Johnson
Albert Dupree
Goldie Davis
Frederick Willem
Local American Legion program honors state convention plans
Dillon reports note the American Legion will host a training program to fund the state convention events. Beaver high school papers earned recognition while Rita Thanesoo and others visited Missoula for a track meet. Dillon notes local visitors including Dr Grigg of Butte and families returning from Missoula and Wise River.
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Basin News Notes from Basin May 18
Mrs Nelson returned home to Butte and joined relatives visiting there. Joe Nugent of Boulder shopped in Butte and guests from Boulder visited. Aid society at the Methodist church hosted by J. Darby. Teachers and local residents noted in attendance. A reminisced event long remembered highlighted by social visits and church gatherings.
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Basin News
Basin
Robert Nelson
Butte
Baltli
Arthur Blatt
Mary B Sanders
Ros
Charlotte “Bailey
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D. E. Rain
Mo Pras
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Butta Mat
Thure- F.C. Smith
Boulder
Jyde ‘Darby
Aid Society
Will Kirby
Bikhorn
James
Wallin
Faiat
Biren
Steet
Aelle Fleming
Ab’ Fleming
Ordardy Youngest Rabbi Cohen Ordained at Chicago
Chaim Exr Cohen, a University of Chicago sophomore, was ordained an Orthodox rabbi last night, becoming the youngest in the world. He began religious studies at eight and will finish his university education before leading a synagogue crescent. A London note mentions few firms paying expenses amid rivalry from moving pictures and dancing.
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CAGO
Chaim
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University of Chicago
London
Polson Social and Court News Highlights
Lake County items include J W Hill and Mrs Prank Wheeler motor trip to Missoula, Mrs Whitehead to Billings for state bap convention, Emma Ingalls aiding Lowe case, Judge Lambeth fine for parking ordinance, Hughes and Doris Shaw wedding in Kalispell, ministers Brown and Boveo duties, local court activity with Stenographer Jones and Marlowe in Missoula, and multiple community notices on marriages, probation, and social visits.
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Hi. A. Brown
Presbyterian
White ‘Sulphur Springs
J. M
Boveo
Hill
George ‘MciHarg
Flathead Axe
H. B. Jones
Hamilton
Distriet Court
Thomas Marlowe
Soula
Walter L. Pope
Charles Russel Clark Brown
B. C. Mulroney
RE. Mulroney
George. Beckwith
St. Ignatius
Me ‘Beckwith
Kiwanis
Beckwith
W. R. Kelly
J Mt Bowes
Kephe Gurdept
Vite Sinia Finley
Tenative
Jane’ Dalley
Allasoula
Dietriet Court
Lowe
Edna A.con
Staphen
J. Witlame
Stee
Thomas Iaraie
Mise Lowise Herrick
Well” Gray
Mire
Jefferson Island News Notes and Local Highlights
May 18 report tracks from Jefferson Island and nearby towns. Miss Catherine McCauley traveled to Boulder for teachers exams while Mr and Mrs J G Campbell visited John Newkirk. Women’s Country Club met at F L Peterson’s home for Community Month with quotations and luncheon hosted by Mrs Peterson and Mrs Shipstead. Mrs Lloyd Brook visited relatives. Grace Douglas went to Butte to see her father John Douglas in St James Hospital. Cardwell high school observed Bokunkus and Sneak days with students in odd jobs and a mass sneak to Whitehall in the afternoon. Excalibur Girls’ Lab held a Sunday meeting and luncheon. Whitehall junior prom drew many local attendees. Cardwell juniors busy decorating for their prom. Several accidents nationwide left nearly 20 dead and many injured at railroad crossings and roads, with listed fatalities in Oconomowoc Wis Milwaukee Ind Fort Wayne Ind Warsaw Ind Monroe Ind Hinckley Minn Aitkin Sinn. A student’s ankle was sprained in the confusion.
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Jefferson
Catherine McCauley
Boulder
J. G. Campbell
John Newkirk
Women's Country Club
F. L. Peterson
Esther Miller
A. A. Shipstead
Lloyd Brook
Grace Douglas
Butte
John Douglas
St. James' Hospital
Cardwell High School
Excelsior Girls’ Lab
Whitehall
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Milwaukee
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Warsaw
Monroe
Hinckley
Minn
Kitten Aitkin
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Local Briefs From Meager OCR Note Names And Places
Fragmentary notes mention James and Maurice with references to Hudson coach and Dr Hand N, Richwood, and a Great Falls connection. Several unreadable phrases hint at county official Johnson and Mrs Rou Jat, with mentions of Carrie Halford and Sentaue.
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Erict
Maurice
Hudson
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Mary Ihed Svegus Thie Cfupstay Atvaryn
A fragmentary note traces a family plot and a continuing concern over Bo le price bids. The record hints at a community commentary about a hedge, a map, and a late decision affecting an upcoming sale.
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Mary Ihd Svegus
Interment Planned at Mount Morgan Cemetery
In a brief notice, the report mentions interment planned at Mount Mortan cemetery as part of a local obituary item. The fragment confirms a burial arrangement and location within the community records.
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