Custer County Good Roads Group Formed At Miles City
Eighteen county precincts represented as Custer County creates a Good Roads association. W. E. Holt elected president with P. S. Richardson as vice president and W. G. Ferguson as secretary. Speakers include Nelson Story Jr. and J. A. Harder, Bozeman, John N. Edy, Webb, and O. H. Cooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Montana Good Roads Associations
Bozeman
Custer County Good Roads Association
W. E. Holt
P.s.richardson
W. G. Ferguson
Chamber of Commerce
Nelson Story Jr
J. A. Harder
John N. Edy
State Highway Commission
Webb
0. H. Cooley
Yellowstone Trail Association
Montana Women to Attend G. O. P. Meet
Helena May 19 Mrs M J O no of Helena Mrs T A Grigg of Butte Mrs Grace Catlin of Missoula Mrs W J Cummings of Billings Mrs Fletcher Maddox of Great Falls and Mrs M J Jennie of Great Falls will attend a meeting of the Republican women's executive committee in Chicago. Mrs Medill McCormick of Chicago will preside at the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
M. J. Ono
T. A. Grigg
Butte
Grace Catlin
Missoula
W. J. Cummings
Billings
Fletcher Maddox
Great Falls
M. J. Jennie
Republican Women's Executive Committee
Chicago
Medill McCormick
Methodist Drive Goes Strong Across Northwest Churches
May 19 report shows the centenary effort by the Methodist Episcopal Church gaining momentum. About 150 churches in Montana North Dakota Idaho and Eastern Oregon have reported quotas subscribed to the centenary fund, with Helena church activity described as rushing forward tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
Helena
Cenonary Fund
Montana
North Dakota
Idaho
Oregon
Lewistown plans fundraisers for Main Street fountains
The Lewistown News reports a series of community entertainments planned to raise funds to install several drinking fountains on Main Street. Also noted are a local youth chosen as a House page and upcoming talks by YWCA organizer Mrs Kellogg, plus church services led by Rev Jordan and a basket dinner gathering.
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Istown
The
Will Sa Edington
Congress
Carl Riddick
Lewistown
Edgington
National Capital
Montana
Moore
Fergus County
Kellogg
Walter M. Jordan
Butte Christian Church
Lewistowns
Important Testimony in Lambert Murder Case
Philipsburg May 19 The coroner's inquest into Frank Lambert's death resumed after 14 witnesses. Dr W E Casey testified Lambert drank poison about a week before and was sick. the physician removed the poison. Dr J C Docter found blood stains on a kitchen doorknob and washstand, with blood in the wash basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
Frank Lambert
W. E. Casey
Lambert House
Lambert
M Lambert
J.C. Docter
Mrs. Lambert
Baby girl drowns in irrigation ditch near ranch home
Ruth, 18 months old, daughter of Clifford Grear, a prominent rancher, drowned yesterday morning after wandering into a farm ditch on his property near Lewistown. Two feet of water hid the body. she was found soon after and died. Funeral services were held locally.
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The
Standard
Lewistown
Ruth
Clifford Grear
Senator Yegen's Daughter Weds In New York Church
May 19. Word was received announcing the marriage in New York at Grace church of Miss Christine Yegen daughter of former Senator and Mrs Christian Yegen of this city to Bare Dakin assistant cashier of the Merchants National Bank of Billings. Both are well known socially. Mr Dakin recently returned from Camp Taylor near Osville and resumed his former bank position. The bride's father is well known in Butte and Anaconda banking circles.
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New York
Grace Shurch
Christine Yegen
Christian Yegen
Fon Dakin
Merchants” National Bank of Billings
Dakin
Camp Taylor
Osis- Ville
Bank
Butte
Anaconda Bank
Ingeireles
Prosecution of Motmans Lapse Murder Charge Filed
Helena May 19 County Attorney Lester Loble filed in district court formal information of murder against Louis Motmans famed as the slayer of his father in law Ole Sandwick at Mitchell. Prosecution will lapse as Motmans is believed insane.
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Helena
Lester Loble
District Court
Louis Motmans
Ole Sandwick
Mitchell
Motmans
Fire Claims Four Ranch Family Near Four Mile
Wast Point May 19 Four members of A W W ancher family living near Four Mile in Richland county died in a fire that destroyed the Woods home. An explosion from kerosene rekindling a stove caused the blaze. A 3 month old girl a 3 year old girl and a 9 year old boy perished. The mother died three days later and two other children were badly burned. An older son rescued one sister but both were burned.
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Wast Point
A.W. Wancher
Richland County
Four Mile
Woods
Stave Funeral Held In Deer Lodge
Funeral services for Mrs. Stave, who died Friday after about two weeks illness, were held this morning at the Catholic church. A large turnout of relatives and friends attended as high mass was offered. Morals tributes came from Gold Creek residents Perlman and Morrow attended on business. Local residents and Boy Scouts returning from Powell Lake were among those at the service. Army ladies plan a Wednesday meeting in the library basement.
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Richard Hall
Boy Scouts of 7
Powell Lak
Stave
Len Back
Gold Creek
Ian
Libra
Methodist church centenary drive aims for world peace
The centenary program of the Methodist churches in the United States and Canada, backed by leaders of popular activity, seeks a five year quota of 45 000 to support postwar reconstruction and world peace. Montana towns like Missoula Helena Butte and others report progress with Victory Sunday approaching in churches across the region.
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United States
Canada
Montana
George Mecklenburg
Helena
Missoula
Mond
Blackfoot
Anaconda
Dillon
Clancy
Stiles City
Milk River
North Montana
St Butte
Butte City
Butte
Carments Red Cross knitters rush to finish garments
Ted Cross of Melais leads local Red Cross knitters to complete garments before leaving the auditorium by June 1. Volunteers work each afternoon from 1 30 to 4 pm to sew knit and sew garments and ship by May 25. all items must be inspected and packed for shipment to ease packing duties.
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Ted Cross
Melais
Garavente
Ince
General Haller Returns to Lead Polish Troops
General Haller returns to Poland from France to command 16,000 Legionnaires as they arrive through Germany to face the Reds threatening the country. Troops include many Americans and English is spoken. General Henry will aid Haller, greeted by interior minister Wojciechowski who leads the government during Paderewski's absence.
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General Haller
Reds
Haller
Poland
France
Germany
Legionairres
Henry Will
Warsaw
Salung
General Henry
Wajciechowski
Reconstruction Congress Meets in Washington
Reconstruction Congress opens in Washington with swearing in of members and formal procedures. Senators and representatives begin assignments amid debate over espionage repeal and rail control. Notable figures include Speaker Gillett and Victor Lautens, while Ford and Lodge face contest and committee efforts commence.
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Senate
Truman
Henry Ford
Paris
House
Sena
Lodge
Repubeican
Borah
Idaho
California
Congress Opens With Flood of Bills on First Day
Washington May 19: More than 1200 measures were placed in the house hopper on opening day. Front and center is a constitutional amendment for woman suffrage by Rep Mann of Minnesota. Proposals include wartime prohibition and tax provisions from the war revenue bill, plus a plan to require future amendments to be ratified by state referenda. Rep Singer of Tennessee chairs the interstate committee.
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Prohab House
Congress
Senate
Mann
Minos
Washington
House
Minnesota
Singer
Tennessee
General Strike Grips Winnipeg Amid Labor Dispute
Reports describe a broad citywide strike in Winnipeg with unions coordinating a mass walkout over wages hours and union recognition. Public services deteriorate as transportation communications and utilities falter while Premier Norris and Mayor Gray seek mediation without decisive results.
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Ketchen
Royal North ‘West Mounted Police
Winnies Police
Winnipeg
Alta
Dell Bread and Ill
Building Trades and
T. €. Norris
Charles F. Gray
Internationat Ts Vographical
Unclear quotation on vivisection debate surfaces in May report
Fragmentary Washington May report quotes Sennice Myers of Montana opposing unregulated vivisection as idle curiosity not serving scientific ends. The text is garbled but suggests a forthcoming public statement or action regarding vivisection policy.
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Washington
Swanton
Taney
Sennice Myers ‘of
Montana
Tonteee
Gasoline Explodes Burning Willie Leonard in Anaconda
In Anaconda a gasoline explosion wounded Willie Leonard, a boy who entered a pantry to fetch fuel. Struck by a flare, clothing caught fire and burned severely. His father, trying to help, was also burned while extinguishing flames. Both were treated at a hospital with serious burns.
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Anaconda News
Willie Leonard
Leonard
Anaconda Plans July Fourth Homecoming Celebration
A city event in Anaconda announced for July 4 aims to start early organization in City Hall. Officials briefed on a plan featuring a community program and a public hearing to shape the Eagle celebration with a strong kickoff this year.
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Council Chamber
Anaconda
Strangle Lewis Subdues Pollow in Cage Fight
A chaotic match ends with Lewis applying a headlock to secure victory over Polock after a tense exchange. The bout featured overseas exponents and a crowd’s roar as the combatants traded holds before Lewis finished with a decisive control.
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Cage
Wiadek
Gbyaske Tor Viene FM
Sreby
Zybenko
Grae
Lewis
Ewe
Gibbons Bolts Brown in Memphis Bout Downbeat Report
Gibbons of St. George challenged Brown in Memphis tonight showing strong form as Chicago fight odds and results remained unsettled. The bout drew interest from local fans despite fragmented reporting on rounds and outcome.
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Gibhons
Memphis
Tenn
May Gibbons
St and
George
Tanlac boosts praised by doctor in Fayetteville letter
Dr Edwards of Fayetteville Ga sends a testimonial from patient M T McGough who sold his local business to move to Turin Ga. He credits Tanlac with a complete cure and endorses the remedy strongly noting the national flood of grateful letters.
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Tanlac
J. ‘T. Bae
Payetteville
de. Ede
Ony
Fayetteville
Willis
Atlanta
Tam
T. M. McGough
Turin
Edwards
M.D. Oush
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Yegen
Glacier National Park
Great Northern
Mino
Aly Dymel Pruitt
Deer Lodge
Carments Red Cross
Reconstruction Congress
Berger
Victor Wisconsin
Dalchusetts
Hiews
Gillett
Ford
Laguardia
Sentative McArthur
Stop Lynet
Lynch Med
Vietin
Couriel
Knutson
Johnson
Akota
Tommy Milton
Ralph ‘Suiord
Alec
Dr. Dwards
Rane
Taniae
Taniac i Fuller Drug Company
Newbro Drug Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Brick Department
United States Mail
Ieave Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
Bellans
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