Geologist reports favorable Roundup field prospects
May 29 roundup notes geologist John Hoff spent weeks examining several structures in the Roundup field with interest from California capitalists. He finds a large anticline from the Snowy mountains through Fengus County to Garfield County, about five miles wide and trending north northeast. Smaller anticlines along folds could yield more oil as development begins, with sands indicating potential leakage. Hoff, representing E J Doneny interests, says Roundup is an ideal field and may enter a new development era.
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John Hoff
California
Snowy Mountains
Fengus County
Garfield County
Norta
Montana
Hof
E. J. Doneny
Postmasters Named for Montana in May Appointment List
Washington dispatch announces Montana postmasters appointed replacing resignations and realignments. New appointees include Biba M Kay Maudiow replacing Irene Denny and Donald D McKnight replacing Mary J McKnight. Redstone Bra Vance and Warland Ley Browning named to vacant offices amid resignations and reassignments.
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Yeetah Dispatch
Standard
Washington, D.C
Montana
Biba M. Kay
Maudiow
Irene Denny
Bra V. Vance
Redstone
L. Cotton
Donald D. McKnight
Rosemont
Ley Browning
Warland
Vicero
Weiner
Workers at Klein Coal Maine Still on Strike
Minors at the Klein coal mine remain on strike with about 600 idle for 10 days. Discharge for not following duties sparked walkout, with Stephen Fry and Henry Drennan meeting privately but no settlement announced. The Republic Coal Company operates the mine, supplying coal only for railroad use.
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Big Klein
Stephen Fry
Henry Drennan
Republic Mul Company
Milwaukee Railroad
Glendive Concert Reveres Talented Local Daughter
May 28 Glendive Mrs Irene Albert a nationally known singer gave a benefit concert at the Glendive Methodist church for the civic department of the Glendive Woman's club. The packed crowd heard a wide range of music from technical to popular renditions. Afterward an informal reception offered a chance to meet Glendive's native daughter who has achieved world recognition in music, and she was presented with a large bouquet by the Woman's club presid ent Mrs H T Allen acting spokesman.
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Glendive
Irene Albert
New York
America
Jendive
Albert
Woman's Club
H. T." Allen
Polson News Highlights Miss Rother Birthday Party
Miss Rother, sixth grade teacher at Polson school, was surprised by pupils with supper at the Lyman home then escorted to the Mallory residence for gifts and refreshments. Mrs. Howard Nash hosted Jane Nash's birthday party for 24 children. Civic League sets June 28 moonlight excursion aboard the Klondike and a covered barge. Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors event drew about 200 guests with an exhibition drill, cards, and dancing. Visitors from Kalispell and area attended. Mr. J. J. and Mrs. Hansen from Hillsboro, N. D., visiting. they plan to settle here and plan house purchase. Meek family to relocate to a fruit tract nearby. Montana state board of nurse examiners to meet June 26 at Helena capitol.
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Polson
Miss Rother
Polson School
C. H. Lyman
Mallory Resinee
Lyman
Howard Nash
Jane Nash
Civic” League
Klondike
G. Crayne
104S
Kalispell
St. Ignatius
Somers
Monan
Big Fork
Pablo
Dayton
Big Arm
J. J. Hansen
Roy’ Hansen
Hillsboro
N. D
Hilbert Hansen
California
A. L. Meek
Mrs. Meek
Onieat
Mr. Meek
All Bond Market Delays Improve Roundup May 23
The dull bond market stalls municipal sewer projects as the city council rejects a petition from property owners. Water and cement walks will be built on the east side when market conditions improve. Roundup notes only crate walks in city limits and suburbs seek similar upgrades at residents’ expense. Water meters arrive to curb lawn irrigation, with new water-use limits to conserve supply. A million-gallon reservoir will be filled and commissioned within 30 days.
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Lmits
Van Duzen Company Plans Discovery Well Drilling
Roundup May 23. Van Duzen company nears loading nearly all casing and prepares to drill its discovery well to the Si foot sand, two days from current level. Fires removed from derrick to prevent gas ignition. minor bailings remain. Shacks material moving to section 18 11 25 for Victory Oil company drill after the discovery well, slated for Thursday.
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van Duzen
Victory Oil Company
Nurse to Direct Welfare of Infants in Musselshell
Musselshell county chapter will hire a public health nurse for infant welfare work this summer under Mrs Laurie Jean Reel supervising nurse of the U S public health service The effort aims to curb high infant mortality and will cover the entire county with Miss Anna Goetsch guiding the program starting after school for three months in Roundup
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Rounday
Musselshell County
Laurie Jean Reel
United States Public Health Service
Health Service
Montana
Musselshell
Anna Goetsch
Roundup
Frantzll company to develop Winnett field rapidly
Billings May 23 The Frantz ll company holds 20 locations in the Winnett field and will develop them as quickly as material is obtained said C A Graybeal secretary of the company and head of its land department on his Billings visit from Denver to inspect. The secretary also expressed elation over bringing in a second producing well in the Winnett district last Wednesday. In court, James Sakelaris proprietor of a Greek club and Gus Manitos a boot black were fined 150 each for gambling and running a gambling establishment. Louis Spans, arrested with them, was discharged. The raid followed Spans and Manitos fighting in the street. The first annual track meet of the city schools was held yesterday with 174 students. Garfield school won first with 56 points McKinley 3 Jefferson 86.
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Billings
Frantz Ll Company
Winnett
C. A. Graybeal
Denver
Montana
James Sakelaris
Gus Manitos
Louis Spans
Spans
Manitos
Garfield
McKinley School
Jefferson School
Horoscope for Monday May 24 1920 warns of upheaval and delays
Seers read in the heavens omens threatening to affect those in high positions as warlike and industrial unrest begin. Mars signals postponed actions, potential price shifts, and cautious dealings for those born on May 24. Warns vigilance on contracts and writings. advises delays on major initiatives.
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Weil
Gil
Keely
McCture
Elks Plan Red Letter Day at Roundup
Roundup May 23 to June 12 will host a big Elks event as Billings Lodge members travel to Roundup to initiate 60 candidates. About 100 Flows Lodge members reside in Roundup, with a large crowd expected for the event at The Big Park pavilion. A plan to apply for a local lodge charter once Roundup reaches 5,000 population is discussed.
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Ikdom
Billings Elks
Flows
Butte Spirit Expands Into City Civic Efforts
Billings May 23 W W Gail president of the Billings Rotary club returned after talks before Butt groups he said the American City bureau has raised a 40000 fund and sparked unprecedented civic enthusiasm in the mining town. Rotary membership reaches 1600 and a civic improvement program is planned. The Butte spirit is credited with Y M C A progress and broader community efforts.
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Billings
Butte
W. W. Gail
Billings Rotary Club
Butt
American City Bureau
Butte Spirit
Reed arraigned in murder case in Roundup
L B Reed, who shot Peter Semercott in the Woman's Pocket on May 2, was arraigned before Justice McVay and entered a not guilty plea. He was held to answer to the district court on first degree murder with $10,000 bond, remanded to jail awaiting trial, and will likely claim self defense. The county attorney will pursue seed-note collections for state defense seed loans two years old, with steps likely to ensure repayment from this year's crop. Sugar prices and local merchant behavior are noted, with Roundup residents able to buy sugar by the sack at 17 to 18 cents per pound despite higher prices elsewhere.
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L. B. Reed
Peter Semercott
State Council of Defense
Whitehall News highlights dances and local visits
May 23 Whitehall reports a well attended Jefferson Island dance and list of local residents traveling and visiting relatives. Navy band member Martin Sloan receives furlough to visit family and plans world trip after duty. Numerous social events, club meetings, and theater plans noted with area schools and church groups.
Edwards Chooses His Headquarters for Presidential Nomination
NEW YORK May 23 Convention headquarters for Gov Edward I Edwards of New Jersey candidate for the democratic presidential nomination will be established in the Palace hotel San Francisco it was announced here tonight The governor will attend the convention as one of New Jersey's delegates at large
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New York
Edward I. Edwards
New Jersey
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Indian seal fishermen feared dead off Washington coast
Six survivors arrived in San Francisco aboard the Multnomah recounting a storm off the Washington coast that likely claimed eight Indian seal fishermen from Clallam county reservation. The men described 18 hollowed log canoes with three per boat sent far to sea by southwest gales, carrying little food and equipment.
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San Francisco
Fort
Clallam ‘County
Washington
Multnomah
Umatilla Reef
Two Lake Accidents Fatal to Four Persons
Four people drowned in two lake accidents near Minneapolis on May 28. In Lake Harriet a canoe capsized killing Glenna Waldron, 17, and Roger Waldron, 21, with two sisters rescued. In the Mississippi River eight year old twins Michael and Andrew Lange died after Michael fell overboard and Andrew tried to help.
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Minneapolis
Glenna Waldron
Roger
Lake Harriet
Michael
Andrew Lange
Mississippi River
Andrew
Staf
Train Hits Automobile Killing Milwaukee Man at Crossing
A Soo Line passenger train struck an automobile at a central Waue rsna crossing injuring five others and killing Reinhold Steingroeber, 40, of Milwaukee. The group, three Steingroeber relatives and two companions, were in the car. Senator Boies Penrose, ill at home since last fall, suffered a relapse and was reported in serious condition but not immediately in danger.
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Wauersna
Wis
Soo Line
Reinhold Steingroeber
Milwaukee
Steingroeber
Philadelphia
United States
Boies Penrose
Memorial Day plans outlined for Butte ceremonies
Plans for Memorial Day include firing squad from United Spanish War Veterans and bugle calls by American Legion. Cemeteries Mount Moriah Old Catholic Mountain View Holy Cross to be visited in order. Comrade C P Brinton and H Makinson to preside at Protestant and Catholic services. May Loretz to deliver Gettysburg speech. Volunteers prepare graves amid transport shortages. Memorial events funded by mining companies and banks. high school auditorium service to conclude the day.
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Ored
United Spanish War Veterans
American Legion
Mount Moriah
Old Catholic
May Loretz
Lincoln
Butte
Corayin
W. A. Clark
Charles 8. Warren
Maine
Fath ‘Tougas
France
General Warren
John Troup
Daring rescue of tots from death in fire
Mrs Dolmer and Mr Sturm saved two young children from a blaze in Butte. Mrs Dolmer suffered two deep gashes while breaking a kitchen window to fight flames with a garden hose. She remains in hospital as Mrs Dolmer recovers from severe arm injuries and blood loss. Mr Sturm entered through a bedroom window to reach the children before the fire ended. The couple, longtime Butte residents, had been friends with the Dolmers, and the husband had previously run a soft drink business on East Second Street.
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Sturm
Mrs. Dolmer
Butte
Fast Second Street
Dolmer
Missing Butte mining engineer Lindsay feared dead
Robert H. Lindsay mining engineer long a Butte resident vanished after leaving his room Saturday. Last seen in khaki clothing he may have fallen near a shaft ladder. two fingers missing on his left hand noted. Lindsay, 40, born Virginia City New York, had lived in Seattle and Great Falls. His wife lives in Great Falls as search continues. A separate note reports a half million dollar fund in St Louis to finance two hotels for women in industry.
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Robert Samsay Ae Wen
Butte
Great Falls
Anaconda Company
Lew Hart
Lindsay
Montana
City, New
Seattle
Nell Jessen
Virginia City
Mont
Robert H. Lindsay
Iron Properties
Mr. Lindsay
New
St. Louis
American Legion Pushes Anti-Communist Drive and Laws
The American Legion outlines a fundraising plan to support its cause, aiming to raise over 300000 from member contributions. It backs federal and state actions, including stricter immigration enforcement, deportation reform, and criminalizing membership in groups advocating government overthrow by force. It also endorses broader enforcement and denial of mail rights to publishers promoting such offenses.
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Legion
Spokane
United States
Communist Party
Exe Committee of the Legion
Executive Committee
Congress
Department of Labor
Department of Justice
Carranza and Molina Among Killings in Coup Fallout
Details from page one continue as attackers captured 60 prisoners including Mario Mendez Paulino Fontes General Garias General Perea Colonel Gomez General Villela and Carranza's military aide They note the president slept with trusted guards and that few were wounded or killed The American embassy and others lowered flags to half mast on news of Carranza's assassination.
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Mario Mendez
Paulino Fontes
Garias
Perea
Gomez
Villela
Carranza
Mendez
Fontes
National Railways
Senor Garias
Herrero
Bill Hart Injured In Film Scene Accident
Los Angeles May 23 William S Hart the film star was seriously hurt He suffered broken ribs bruises and facial cuts after a horse threw him when struck by a tree limb and knocked him from the saddle The horse reacted to the blow and Hart tumbled to the ground during a scene.
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Los Angeles
William
Hart
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