Melrose Social News Highlights From Divide Visitors
Melrose residents welcomed guests from Divide and nearby towns including Chester Shelton Raphael Shelton Harvey Shelton and Miss Gertrude McGannon. The community hosted visits by Mr and Mrs P H Bradley and news of a Philadelphia marriage. A Melrose woman returned from Murray’s hospital in Butte and a Local dance drew a large crowd. Mrs Willis’s death stunned locals and a funeral was held at the Melrose church with Rev Humphries officiating.
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Melrose
Chester Shelton
Raphael Shelton
Harvey Shelton
Gertrude ‘McGannon
Divide
Pierton
P. H. Bradley
Fisher House
Hecla
Bradley
Philadelphia
Howard Jones
Murray's Hospital
Butte
Fred Gill
Gill
Dewey
Stewart Taylor
Dillon
Hilary Ty Ware
Butler
Great Falls
Sherman Bryant
David Evans
Dusiness
Andrew C. Carley
William Moore
Lloyd Flaherty
Feeley
Odell Greene
Woodin
J. A. MacMuir
Helen Lindlief
Katherine Ahern
Wisdom
Maurice Harvey
Wise River
Nick Paten
Humbert
Bill aims to allot Belknap lands and fund patent suit
Lena Walsh introduced a bill authorizing the allotment of lands to the Fort Belknap reserve and a joint resolution to appropriate 10000 from Flathead funds to test patent rights in federal court. A parallel appropriation seeks the same purpose for Blackfeet patents.
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Belknap Land S
Standard
Washington
Lena Walsh
Fort Belknap Reserve
Flathead
Memorial Day in Deer Lodge
Memorial day program arranged by patriotic groups at the high school dormitory begins at 10 am with prayer by Rev. J. W. Atwood, songs, addresses, and music. Following the program a parade forms for the cemetery with veterans, scouts, and school students joining in a flag bearing procession.
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Mary Blaisdell
Old Camp
Ray Cannon
Hoskins
Foltz
W. H. Christan
Coleman Mulcahy
Thomas J. Walker
Butte
America
W. Hi. Christian
G. A. R. Veterans
Ladies of the
G. A. R. Circle
Sons of Veterans
Boy Scouts
United Spanish War Veterans
American Legion
Red Cross
St. Mary's Academy
Death of Wilham Coors in Oregon reported in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge items note the death in South Bend Oregon of Wilham Coors once a local electrician. Other notes mention real estate visitors H Cassill and E E Holland, Col Thomas McTague greeting friends, Vincent Stalminger arrest hearing, and Phoebe Linden traveling to Missoula for census work. Anacondas report Albert Ward injured on Fort Keogh government farm, with medical care following.
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Deer Lodge
South Bend
Ore
Wilham Coors
Coors
Milwaukee
Garcia
H. Cassill
Spokane
E. E. Holland
Ovando
Thomas McTague
City
Vincent Stalminger
Race Track
John Martin
Justice Court
Valston
A.D. Kline
G. Wt. Shapter
Schenectady
Phoebe Linden
Missoula
Deer Lodse
L. Jory
J. H. Payne
New York
Milwaukee Railway
W. FE. Campbell
Seattle
Unique Tailoring Co
East Park Avenue
Miamserry
Albert Ward
Government Farm
Fort Keogh
Theospital
Measles Spread Report From Montana State Health Board
Dr John de Sippy epidemiologist reports Montana measles activity shows a slight week to week decrease yet cases scatter across areas. West Point military academy appointment July 1 by Senator Walsh noted in related items.
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Montana
Helena
Mts
John de Sippy
State Board of Health
West Point
Walsh
Anaconda News Road Project Makes Headway
Rapid progress was made last week on the cement and concrete paving of the Anaconda to Butte road extension. The project, by Clifton Applevale and Medin of Butte, aims to connect the Smelter area to Emmet street with a paved gradeable surface. Weather and labor are favorable, though sand shortages hindered timely sand delivery from Silver Bow spur lines.
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Anaconda
Tutte
Clifton & Applevale Company
Ieat
Silver Bow
Mus
District Court Cases To Be Argued Saturday
Four district court cases set for Saturday in Deer Lodge County with Judge Geors B Winston presiding. Divorce action Grace Zahos versus James Zahos. demurrer and show cause hearing. Anna Powers versus Fred Hengell. motion to strike following the complaint. Opal Merrick versus Henningsen Produce Company. demurrer to the complaint to be argued. John E Hoffman Thomas B of Ottawa Ontario May 26. cost memorandum to be struck. Indian and Argentine grain crops rise eyed for coming season per International Institute of Agriculture via Department of Agriculture.
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Deer Lodge
Geors B. Winston
Grace Zahos
James Zahos
Anna Powers
Fred Hengell
Ailent
Opal Merrick
Henningsen Produce Company
John E. Hoffman
Thomas B
Palma Takes Pole In Indy Speed Trial Record Pace
Palma captured the pole for a $10,000 race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway after a fast trial run on May 26. He powered his car around the brick saucer at a blistering pace, confirming leading status for the upcoming May 31 event. The day also featured scattered league notes in another summary update.
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Palma
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Bozeman votes on Armenian quer and Wilvon views
The Bozeman city council or local meeting adopted a stance reflecting Wilvon’s views on Armenian questions. The move signals a policy or official position shaped by the discussed controversy and public debate.
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Bozeman Today
Wilvon
North Dakota chief justice seeks re election opposition seth richardson
In Bismarck today chief justice announces candidacy for re election. Seth Richardson of Fargo challenges him as the opposition candidate. The Fargo meeting of the state wholesale grocers association adjourned with a brief report of actions and endorsements.
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Bismark
N. D
Preme Court
Seth Richardson
Fargo
Grocers
No Dakota
Astetion
Mad
Kwan
Movement offers new church work avenue
A movement to establish a Methodist class aims to devote more of members social life to Christian work. Committees cover broad tasks and classes meet each Sunday for Bible study under Prof. An Mart, high school principal and religious pedagogy expert. A Friday night meeting at Mr and Mrs Hr’s home will share a brief program and refreshments for attendees.
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Methodist Ol
C An Mart
England to make own alarm clocks and such
The article notes England plans domestic clock production to reduce reliance on Germany and America. A London factory is planned for alarm clocks and Oldham will house a two story plant making cheap wall clocks. It mentions broader British industrial push including optical devices, glassware, and machine tools.
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London
Ben
John Bull
America
Oldham
Board of Trade
England
Germany
Birmingham
Crew of Frigate Richmond Burns Historic Antique
Eastport Maine reports the Italian crew of the sixty two year old frigate Richmond burned the mahogany cabin sideboard valued by historical societies. The relic, once aboard the vessel, was Farragut’s cherished souvenir and its loss leaves the ship without its carved American memento.
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Eastport
Richmond
Norfolk Va
Farragut
Influx of Rich Americans Gayers Paris Market
Paris enjoys a surge of American wealth with daily estimates around 20 million dollars entering the city. The Mauretania reportedly carried millionaires totaling about 50 million, boosting excitement among Paris merchants and residents despite concerns over the influx. Census figures from May 26 show notable population increases in several U.S. cities, including East St Louis and Norfolk, with gains ranging from about 2,600 to 8,200 residents and percent increases from 7 to 43 percent.
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Paris
Mauretania
Rue de la Paix
Washington
East
St Louis
Vulton
Maj
Norfolk
Neb
Florence
Russian forces mass near Baku target Persian Vazell port
May 18 Transcaucasia reports indicate Russian troops assembling around Baku with about 60,000 men. The objective cited is Vazell Port in Persia as the initial stage of a broader movement toward Persia.
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Persia
Tiplis
Transcaucasia
Byea Presse
Palsh Sints
Baku
Vazell
Vita Ts
Civil War Rumors Grip Durazzo After Albanian Crisis
Rome dispatch reports Durazzo in turmoil amid Albania's civil conflict with consequences forecast. The telegraph notes widespread unrest and uncertain outcomes as factions contend for control.
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Aldania
London
Durazzo
Albania
Rome
Toda
Bens
Lever Act sections struck down by federal court in Indiana
Indianapolis May 26 United States District Judge A B Anderson ruled three sections of the Lever act unconstitutional and quashed 12 of 18 counts in the indictment against miners and operators In his ruling on Charles I Hughes motion to quash he held sections 4 and 6 amended and other provisions invalid while upholding section 9 counts 2 3 4 and 17 The decision centers on alleged vagueness and insufficiency of penalties in the Lever act and argues coal business rules under President Wilson era governed the period covered by the indictment.
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Ndianapolis
United States
A. B. Anderson
Charles I. Hughes
Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
Hughes
Wilson
Federal official to hear ex service men in Deer Lodge county
Former service men in Deer Lodge county travel to Butte to have citizenship petitions heard by a federal naturalization officer at the Mining City federal building today and tomorrow. Clerk James White says eligibility covers those discharged since the armistice or for disability before it, plus civilians who filed petitions with the county court clerk.
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Deer Lodge County
Butte
Federal
James White
White
Anacond
Ore
The Blue Pearl at the Margaret
A hypnotist wowed a high society room in New York as a priceless pearl vanished during a blackout. The Blue Pearl screens at the Main tomorrow and Saturday with stars Faith Mutler and Florence Iltinge leading a New York cast in this thriller with comedy.
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New York
Wom
Shubert
Lawrence Weber
Faith Mutler
Florence Iltinge
Pail Finney
Lumsden Hare
Richard Halliday
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