Roosevelt Attends Formal Montana Welcome in Helena
President Roosevelt arrives in Helena Montana on time and meets governors, lawmakers, veterans, and citizens. He tours the capitol, visits the house and senate chambers, and receives a festive city welcome with a parade, band, and speeches from Mayor Edwards and Governor Toole.
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Standard
Helena
Roosevelt
Montana
Bill
Capitol
House
Senate
Johnnie
Toole
Edwards
Maj. &. G. Brooke
Whitehall
Andrew Jackson
Major Brooke
Roosevelt In Helena Praises Irrigation And Welcomes Leaders
President Roosevelt tours Helena Montana meeting officials and citizens. He speaks on irrigation as key to national growth, notes benefits to eastern and western states, and admires Capitol architecture. A silver trowel gift from local African American citizens is presented with a call for human kindness.
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Montana
East
Roosevelt
United States
Rocky Mountain States
Union
Rocky Mountains
Helena
8. P. Watson
Pastor Watson Seeks Cement of Human Kindness
A short message signed by Pastor Watson expresses prayers for wide success in spreading the cement of human kindness to all mankind. The note frames a communal greeting and moral aim.
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Watson
President's short address during Boulder visit
In Boulder on May 27 the executive special halted for five minutes as the president spoke from his car rear platform. School children waved flags, cowboys from the surrounding country greeted him, and the president offered a brief remarks.
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Boulder
Blacksmith Arrested on Serious Charge in Stockett
Joseph Lindermann, a Stockett blacksmith, was arrested on a complaint by Cottonwood Coal company for receiving stolen property. He was arraigned before Justice McAkeon and held in $500 bonds. He is the father of one of three Stockett youths charged with stealing brass fixtures from the coal company barrel. The son pleaded not guilty and was discharged. others pled guilty and were fined. Some brass fittings were found in Lindermann’s shop. he denied knowledge of the theft.
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Great Falls
Joseph Lindermann
Stockett
Cottonwood Coal Company
Justice of the Peace
McAkeon
Lindermann
Young Lindermann
John Davidge Sentenced to Two Years in Penitentiary
Special Dispatch to the Standard Great Falls May 27 John Davidge received a two year term for burglary in the first degree by Judge Leslie He confessed at the preliminary exam that he alone bore the blame for the Wareham robbery on May 17 with Morningstar and Crockett. Morningstar and Crockett remain in jail awaiting district court. Davidge had worked at Suddie Rock restaurant briefly before the crime and had only recently arrived in the city.
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Great Falls
John Davidge
Leslie
Davidge
Wareham
I. Gi. Morningstar
W. Crockett
Safford
District Court
Morningstar and Crockett
Suddie Rock
Hathaway and Benson Wed in Livingston Hotel Parlor
T G Hathaway of Missoula and Miss Carrie Benson of Hunters Hot Springs married in Albemarle hotel parlors Livingston by Rev V F Clark. Hathaway a Missoula business man bride worked for McCormicks at the springs two years. The couple will reside in Missoula.
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Livingston
T. G. Hathaway
Missoula
Carrie Benson
Hunter's Hot Springs
Albemarle Hotel
V. F. Clark
Congregational Church
Hathaway
Hayti Cabinet Resigns Over Securities Fraud Probe
Port au Prince May 27 President Nord refuses to accept the Haytien cabinet resignation tendered Monday The ministers keep their portfolios and will continue investigating alleged frauds in issuing government securities totaling 2 000 000 The cabinet opposed extending the probe prompting their resignations
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Hayti
Nord
Haytien
O'Neil and Allin Scheduled for Kalispell Bout
O'Neil and Alin of Great Falls signed articles for a catch as catch can bout in Kalispell on June. The best three falls out of five contest allows strangle holds, with both wrestlers promising a blood show for the public.
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Standard
Kalispell
O'Neil
Alin
Old-Timers to Organize in Great Falls July 4 Meeting
An informal gathering of Northern Montana old timers in Great Falls May 25 discussed forming a permanent organization. A general invitation was issued for pioneers to attend a July 4 meeting in Great Falls to finalize the organizing.
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Standard
Great Falls
Montana
Mills Sentenced for Attempted Public Records Burn
George Edward Mills, law partner of Jewell Flower, was sentenced in New York to not less than one year and two months and not more than one year and six months in state prison for attempting to burn public records.
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New York
George Edward Mills
Mills
Jewell Flower
R. C. Flower
Trainmen Get Increase On Wisconsin Central
General Superintendent Potter announced that starting June 1 all train men on the Wisconsin Central will receive a wage raise from 12 to 11 percent. The larger increase goes to freight men and the smaller to passenger employees.
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Wilwaukee
Potter
Wisconsin Central Road Today
Explosion at Fontanel powder mill kills workers in Terre Haute
An explosion at Fontanel powder mill in Terre Haute Indiana today killed Harold Spencer and perhaps three others, with three more men seriously burned. A second and third blast followed, leveling the engine house and leaving three men unaccounted for believed to be burned in the debris.
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Ind
Fontanel
Harold Spencer
Ireland to exhibit Irish industries at St Louis Exposition
The Ireland Department of Agriculture will organize a special exhibit of Irish industries for the St Louis exposition. Secretary Wyndham announced in the House of Commons that a pavilion would be provided from American sources.
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Irish Department of Agricultural
St. Louis Exposition
Ireland
Wyndham
House of Commons
Creek and Washita Flood Stalls Roads and Threatens Farmland
May 27 Chickasaw Oklahoma reports Line creek and Washita river in standstill amid widespread damage from overflow. Small houses swept away and crops ruined as rail lines report washouts near Oklahoma City. farmers face heavy losses across many sections.
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Washita River
Oklahoma City
Political Crisis Shakes British Columbia Legislature
In Victoria on May 27, major figures including Wells the chief works commissioner and Attorney General Eberts were dismissed. Provincial Secretary W. W. McInnis resigned as Premier Prior sought dissolution of the legislature after estimates and non-contentious bills pass, with an election likely in September or October. The move prompts a party line outlook and a vote of non-confidence amid resignations and clashes over the Columbia and Western deal.
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Eberts
W. W. McInnis
Prior
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Columbia & Western
George Met. Brown
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Martin
Severe Storm Damages Iowa Soldiers' Home Hospital
A violent storm in Marshalltown Iowa last night tore a large brick smokestack from the hospital at the Iowa soldiers home crashing through the roof and briefly endangering inmates. Downed trees snapped wires and heavy rain caused the Iowa river to overflow threatening damage to lowland areas.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Des Moines Tornado Death Spreads to Home Loss
Another death is reported from the Des Moines tornado. The Wallace home was destroyed and a 3-year-old daughter died in a kitchen fire started when a stove overturned, pinioned under debris.
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Des Moines
Richard Wallace
Storm Sweeps Northwestern Ohio Causing Heavy Damage
A violent storm struck Northwestern Ohio on May 27 with Toledo alone reporting about $100,000 in damage. Widespread destruction was noted across oil fields south of Toledo and various regions in the area reported significant losses.
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Toledo
Ohio
Navy yard guns under expert inspection in New York
Will Esamine Gans reports all battleship guns at the navy yard in New York are being examined by a Washington expert. The move follows a recent explosion aboard the town and aims to uncover the cause of the fatal accident. A new gun to replace the shattered one has arrived, with the project costing $100,000.
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Navy Yard
Washington
Towa
Rce
Doctored Whiskey Seized From St Louis Firm
United States Collector of Internal Customs West ordered the stock of the Gold Springs Distilling Company seized today on the charge of doctoring whiskey after the government mark had been placed on the package. Revenue agents took account of the stock and it will be turned over to the United States marshal.
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St. Louis
United States
West Hus
Gold Springs Distilling Company
Freight strike settled at Cupples Station
An agreement ended the freight handler and warehouse worker strike at Cupples station in St. Louis. Work will resume immediately and sympathetic railway freight handlers will return to duty. The pact was signed by union officers and a four member employers committee.
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Cupples Station
4& Committee
Prohibition Nomination Unveiled in Springfield
Springfield Ohio May 27 The stay prohibition convention nominated 4 complete state ticket headed by Rev Dr N D Creamer of Columbus for governor.
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Springfield
Ohio
N. D. Creamer
Columbus
Rochester Manufacturer Dead at Age Six
Harley J Howe, a well known scale maker from this area, died today from heart disease at Rochester. He was six years old.
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Harley J Howe
T Country
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