Tragic Helena Crash Kills One Woman and Two Men
A dawn crash near Montana City Helena killed chauffeur James Jones and Howard Little and Mrs. R C Reed of Lewistown. Miss Evelyn Chapman and Lea McKinnes survived, while Florence Arbuckle and E Harned were injured. Fault cited as lack of headlights on the dark road near a sharp turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
James Jones
Howard Mr. Little
R. C. Reed
Lewistown
Alhambra
Aistannen E. Harned
Mrs. Reed
Florence Arbuckle
Evelyn"Chapman
Lea McKinnes
Chapman
Jones
Firm
Montana City
William ‘Baker
Dot Jones
Poe
Wan
Elena
Reed
Belve
Vin
Chimes of Normandy to Be Performed by Livingston Club
Livingston May 20 The Livingston Choral club with the symphony orchestra will present The Chimes of Normandy at the opera house Friday evening. The city boasts a 60 voice chorus and celebrated soloists as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Livingston Choral Club
Symphony
Opera House
T. J. Johns
Livingston Post
Clyde Park Herald
Fairview Times
Meath
Elbert “Hubbard
E. Allen Wilson
Northern Pacine
TH. M
Lewistown Notices From Lawnstown May 2
W B Meleier convicted of attempting to rob the Pasin State bank of Stanford. He will serve an indeterminate sentence of one to fourteen years in Deer Lodge. C E Wilson relapse of memory ruled genuine. sent to Iowa for treatment. Al Hembreaker guilty of forgery sentenced to 18 months. F D Clark Montana pioneer moving to Los Angeles. E G Tvine leaving for Honolulu. Mr Ivins editor and vice president of the Daily Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawnstown
W. Bm. Wneeier
Pasin State Bank
Stanford
Deer Lodge
Pallock
C. E. Wilson
Iowa
al Hembreaker
F. D. Clark
Montana
Lewistown
Angeles
E. G. Tvine
Honolulu
Ivins
Daily Democrat
White Sulphur News Briefs Include Local Visit and Wheat Update
White Sulphur Springs May 20 Mrs Davies is very ill at home on First street Frank McGuire deputy assessor returned from stern end of the county and goes to Rock Creek on assessment business AF Finton reports putting in 100 acres of winter wheat in fine condition Mrs Mel Clark has returned from Helena Mrs William Whetstone remained from visiting her sister Mrs Mary Hanley in Butte E D Detert from Lewistown arrives for a few days L A Gillette of Coleraine Minnesota arrives to visit his daughter Miss Htta Gillette at city high school P J Dickerson Lewist business Vision in the way
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davies
Frank McGuire
Rock Creek
Finton
Hussey Creek
Mel Clark
Helena
William Whetstone
Mary Hanley
Butte
E. D. Detert
Lewistown
L. A. Gillette
Coleraine
Minn
Htta Gillette
P. J. Dickerson
Lewist
Playground status kept for Dillon school year
Dillon Montana May 20 at a school board meeting district No 10 decided to keep public school playgrounds open through summer. More apparatus to be ordered and Miss Doris White hired to supervise. Also notes a not guilty verdict for Daniel Price in a first degree assault case and mentions local officials and upcoming events including Miss Frances Myers and Ross Craig in the state oratorical contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Price
Arhur Green
Poindexter Ranch
Price
George Melton
John A. Mathews
Townsend
Poindexter
Montana
Normal College
Missoula
Frances Myers
Ross Craig
Attorney General Kelly on the compensation law
Helena May 20 In reply to questions Spriggs chairman of the Industrial Accident Board Attorney General Kelly rendered three opinions One set compensation starts two weeks after injury The act may apply to casual or Lazardgyie pursuits regardless of employer count School districts have no interest in the compensation law and cannot be compelled to join Plan No 2 School building contracts must follow Plan No 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Logan News Highlights Local Notices And Dances
Logan May 20 report details Olive Van managing Logan lunch room undergoing operation at Mayo Hospital in Rochester. Local figures A M Davison and daughter Ethel returned from Spokane. Notable visits and trips including Misses Bryan Flynn to Butte and Heslip overseeing Waterloo ranch. Dance at Logan opera house raises funds for the baseball team with crowds from nearby towns. Regulars: Mrs Elma Rice returns from Forsyth, Miss Anna Wagner visits, Ed Heslip and S C Ashburn in town for business. Ranch work and crop conditions noted amid widespread rainfall and reseeding after cutworms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Helena G. Sharman
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Olive van
A. M. Davison
Northern’ Pacific
Ethel
Spokane
Gladys Bryan
Lena Flynn
Butte
Eq Heslip
Waterloo
M. H. Crowley
Pete Steichen
W. Ryan
Ryan
Bozeman
S.C. Ashburn
Northern Pacific
Ed Heslip
Columbus
Nelle Dennis
Heed Paint
Allen
Paradise
Mont
Mandan
N.D
P.M. Haines
Missoula
Hetherinetos Gineer
Funeral for Hugh Morrison Set in Missoula
Hugh Morrison 41 died in Spokane and his body arrives in Missoula. Funeral at Elk temple Friday afternoon at 2 with ritualistic service. He worked 16 years for Anaconda Copper Mining at Hamilton and Bonner. He was en route from Panama Pacific exposition. his sister Kathryn Morrison from Vancouver attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Hamilton
Bonner
Missoula
Spokane
Coeur a’Alene
Kathryn Morrison
Vancouver
Opinion Clarifies Local Option Law Deadline
Helena May 20 Attorney General Kelly issues opinion to County Attorney Babcock of Sheridan county deeming the clause on fixing an election date within 40 days after a petition as directory not mandatory. He states the election can be legal if set by commissioners to allow legal registration closure. if mandatory, a valid option election would be impossible under the general election law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Babcock
Sheridan County
Kelly
Kelly Maya
Trout stock and wheat boast at Twin Bridges News
May 20 Twin Bridges report credits local Tod and gun club with stocking streams with 100000 trout fry from the state hatchery and notes a Box Canyon government hatchery and Beaverhead river outlets. An earnest wheat sample from Trout Creek lands yields 14 inch stalks, early sowing promising a 40 bushel per acre potential. cutworms absent in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poin Bridger
Tod
Beaverhead
Boxeman
Trout Creek
Twin Bridges
Hamilton News Highlights Local Social Notes May Rainy Picnic
Misses Bba Anderson and Hila Hengren of Missoula visit Miss Nina Peterson in Hamilton. Senior class picnic at Rooney's camp amid drizzle. Sophomore luncheon at Hamilton hotel honors recent marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Lindahl O. Johnson from Missoula. Alumni organize at the new high school. Mrs. Maude Myers pays official visit to Eastern Star. PK Hill and J A Breidenbach of Darby in town. Charles Johnson visits from Darby after staying with his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Bba Anderson
Hila Hengren
Missoula
Nina Peterson
Rooney
Lindahl O. Johnson
Hamilton” Hotel
Ars, Johnson
Myrtle Olson
Maude Myers
Eastern Star
Montara
G. Chamt
Reclamation Service Board See Changes in Staff
The Interior Department announces staff reorganization. I. D. O'Donnell remains irrigation supervisor in Billings. Sidney J. Williamson is eliminated from the commission and to operate from Denver. Other field offices including Great Falls will be dissolved with work moved to Denver. Remaining commissioners are A. P. Davis W. A. Ryan and W. R. King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slicer Coe Oer
Orr
Lane
Department of the Interior
Board of Control
United States Reclamation Service
I. D. O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Department
Billings
Sidney J. Williamson
Denver
Great A
A. P. Davis
W. A. Ryan
W. R. King
Engineering students tour Trident plant trip with cement firm
About 20 engineering students at the college accompanied by faculty and Bozeman businessmen visited the Three Forks Portland Cement company plant in Trident on an educational excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Trident
Three Forks
Portland Cement Company
Death in the Valley of Peter Normandin
Deer Lodge mourns Peter Normandin a pioneer stockowner and respected citizen who died at home after a lengthy illness. Born Montreal July 1 184, he settled in 1864 and built a life here. Surviving wife son Paul and five daughters include Sylvester Hansen Missen Tertha and Marie Normandin. Two young sons previously died in accidents. Burial plans to follow locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Peter Normandin
Deer Lodge Valley
Mr. Normandin
Montreal
Quebec
Almont
Normandin
Paol” Normandin
Mra. Sylvester Hansen
Butt Lire
George Halaley
Hutto
Fom Jackson
Missen Tertha
Marie Normandin
Butte
Albert
Mir
Boulder School Funds Split Across County Districts
Moulder May 1 Hynes the county superintendent of schools apportioned state forest fund money to county districts. Each child receives 42.00 for the 1913-14 year. totals listed for several communities including Corbin Willow Creek and Eureka. Social notes mention weddings and visits among local families. many names and places appear with brief local anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulder
Hynes
State Forest
Bernice
Corbin
Cold Springs
Atk Wash
Cardwell
Willow Creek
Finn
Lumih
Milligan
Woodville
Travin Creek
Comet
Hureka
Montana City
Amazon
Eikhors
Wanle Ie Fancher
Pate
Jeanette Worthen
Katherine Murphy
Mabel
Etta Haynes
Alma Shull
Toston
Pred Danenhoaver
Baltimore
Luella Byers
Butte
Clinton Sloan
Ray Byers
Byers
Hutte Tueshy
Hutte
Vist
John “Faucoy
Venice
Aelena
Attorne Seneral
Strub
Waterloo
Cecile
Panale
Hundley St
Oulder
Gatore
Windsor Hote
Wallie
Whetstone
Boulder
Art
Searmer
Ana
Madsen
Wicksare
Grace
Ba ‘En
Toland Wie
Anaconda
Boulder Sprig
Mm. Leonlae
Ste
Mire
J. B. Beaupre
Ananda
Thomas Staples
Cale
D. S Merril
Garrison News May 2 Highlights Local Travel
Traveling Engineer transacted business in Garrison the first of the week. Harvey B. Avery of the Northern Pacific telegraph office visited Missoula for a few days with friends. Mrs Rose, injured at the Milwaukee depot, returned from Deer Ridge hospital and is improving. S Kelly and children visited Missoula for a day. T J Buckshot Smith of Missoula worked extra in the local telegraph office. Rumors place F J Birdsall to Spokane as Idaho division superintendent. TJ Santry of Glendive to relieve him. Lantry King relieved by Trainmaster W Snowalter, who will head Fellowstone division. Mre Hane Fordeft for Avon for a short visit. Ace Larabie of Northern Pacific spent Wednesday in Garrison on business. C C Richardson left for Missoula for a day with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garson
Harvey B. Avery
Northern Pacific Telegraph Office
Missoula
Dathves
Rose
Milwaukee
Deer Ridge
Kelly
T. J. (Buckshot) Smith
Ofice
F. J. Birdsall
Spokane
Idaho
TJ. Santry
Glendive
Lantry King
W. Snowalter
T He Fellowstone
Mire
Hane Fordeft
Avon Murstay
Livingston Court News Court sentences youth in statutory crime case
A Livingston court sentenced a young man found guilty of a statutory crime to less than one year or more than one year and three months in the state penitentiary, with the judge suspending the sentence. Attorneys noted the defendant had married the complainant since trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavingston
Cay
America's Greatest University at the Margaret Theatre
Lyman H Howe presents a filmed program on a floating university aboard ships as a Navy sponsor, detailing naval life training and education from spelling to strategy. The piece features tribal life on the Philippine Islands, ship operations, and demonstrations of a national cash register and modern naval efficiency for civilian insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Theater
Lyman H. Howe
America
Mt 18
Josephus Daniels
Hachman
Metocslees Econ Mrt
Cyearly
Y Coma
Philpine “Islands
Tao
Jury finds Dave Black guilty of petty larceny in copper plates theft
The jury convicting Dave Black for stealing copper plates from St. Julian Gold Mining at Emigrant Gulch fixes a $100 fine. Casualty list from Ottawa lists Joseph Martin Olympia James Douglass Orr and Renest A Palmer among Canadian militia casualties emitted tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Black
St. Julian
Emigrant Gulch
Ottawa
Ontario
Joseph Martin
Olympia
Wash
James Douglass Orr
Bellingham
Renest A. Palmer
Oswego
Ore
Milita Department
Wheat and grain prices from Minneapolis market report
Minneapolis market page shows wheat and barley quotes with bids for several months and grades. Prices vary by class including No 1 hard and northern wheats around 1.00 to 1.69, durum near 1.61, oats and rye quotes listed, flax futures cited for May to October. Montana and Helena firms referenced in pricing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCaull-Lanonore
Helena
Northern
Hiei
Montana
Darum
Mt St
Eruption at Mount Lassen Reports Reach Cal State
Reports received by telephone tonight from Payne's Creek and Antelon state Mount Lassen is spouting fire in a spectacle described as the most dramatic eruption since becoming active last year. Reliable sources note the eruption ongoing with vivid lava bursts and ash plumes observed from the area.
Transatlantic Company Buys Gotland Steamer at Buenos Aires
The American Transatlantic Company of New York is reported to have purchased through the American consul general in the city the Daniel steamer Gotland, then at Buenos Aires, and to be mutating for Danish steamers, Got. vessel of 2128 tong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sopenhagen
London
Mayay
American ‘Transatlantic Company of
New York
Daniel
Buenos Arres
Tong
Roosevelt Barnes jury out over libel remarks
In a courtroom scene the defense labeled the article a libel charging Mr. Warnes as a political traitor while the prosecutor compared the defendant to a master molder of phrases. The address painted government as corrupted by machines and claimed limited presidential influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twins
Warnes
Arnold
Bowers
Timter
Cigs
George Washington
Lincoln
Haw
Fears
Platt
Ivins
Congress
Mohonk Lake Orators Award Prizes In International Contest
At Mohonk Lake New York the National Inter Collegiate Peace association held its final prize awards after a speaking contest before the international arbitration conference. Six finalists from 24 states competed, with Frederick W Wennerburg of Boston College winning $100 for the North Atlantic group and other prizes totaling 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohonk Lake
N.Y
Conference of International Arbitration
Fole
Frederick W. Wennerburg
Boston College
North Atlantc
Wittoram Bocher
University of West Virginia
South Atlantic
N. Karle Pinney
University of Michigan
Central Group
Roy Painter
Washburn. College
Topeka
Kan
Ifth
Southwestern
Clarence J. Young
Reed College
Port
Goulds Extend Payment of Missouri Pacific Notes
In New York on May a Senate session revealed Goulds and other noteholders agreed to extend payments on Missouri Pacific notes for another term. Conditions cited were not all clear but appeared acceptable to several parties, with Gould representatives signaling continued influence over the railroad's bond disputes and potential equity shifts among creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Senate
Gay Gould
Hole
Railton Motes
Jones
Reed
Bane
Goulds
Flanders
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Livingston News
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White Sulphur News
Dillon
Logan News
Tech Grad
Horrison
Twin Bridges News
Hamilton News
Reclamation Service
Spudenes VisEr
Boulder News
Garrison News
Livingston Court News
Howe
Syracuse
Lis
Minneapolis
Duluth
Assen
Anish Sime
Roosevelt-Barnes
Mohonk
Joulds
Missouri Pacific
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