Judith Basin Prospects Rise With Spring Rains
Special Correspondence from Moore Montana reports crop prospects in Judith basin country near Moore as among the best, with heavy rains benefiting winter wheat and grasses. New ground is sown to winter wheat, with several new buildings under construction. Seventeen carloads of livestock and farming implements arrived for a Mennonite colony, and Moore high school graduates its class of 1912.
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Moore
Judith Basin
Glengarry Siding
King Brothers
Judith River
Here
Moore High Schools
Theodore Stutzman
Harley McFerran
Eugene Thurston
Ernest Robinson
J. E. Manchester
Manchester
Minneapolis
Fred Barney
Lowell
Mass
W. H. Barney
Mr. Barney
J. M. Stephens
Moccasin
Notice to Miners Urges Dues for Vote on May 28 1912
Notice to members of Butte Miners' union No. 1 instructs all to carry cards and have dues paid to be eligible to vote for judges and clerks on Tuesday May 28 1912. By order of the union officials George H. Curry, president and Jos. Little, recording secretary.
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Saite
Butte Miners’ Union
George H. Curry
Jos. Little
Judge Bourquin impanels Helena grand jury for three weeks
Judge George M. Bourquin in Helena impaneled a grand jury likely to sit about three weeks. About thirty cases will be presented, mainly Indian whiskey prosecutions, with indictments sought. The jury will report every two to three days to arraign suspects and set trials. Members include J J Fallon, J L Bompart, A G Coe, M L Geary, Fred Holroyd, E H Lambert, L B D Lafleur, William Lichwardt, M D Rider, A G Shelton of Helena and others from Deer Lodge, Salesville, Bozeman, Victor, Townsend, Forsyth, Blossburg, Canton.
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Helena
George M. Bourquin
J. J. Fallon
J. L. Bompart
A. G. Coe
M. L. Geary
Fred Holroyd
E. H. Lambert
L. B. D. Lafleur
William Lichwardt
M. D. Rider
A. G. Shelton
Robert Applegate
Deer Lodge
A. H. Black
Salesville
F. W. Bull
Bozeman
G. A. Blair
Victor
C. O. Hathaway
A. B. Rossman
Townsend
C. W. Johnson
Forsyth
L. Schatz
Blossburg
Con Mannix
Canton
Milk and butter trade restricted by tuberculin testing law
Helena May 27 Milk shipped into Montana from outside states where cows have not been tuberculin tested cannot be sold in Montana. Butter made from such milk cannot be manufactured or exposed for sale in the state. The opinions on these restrictions have been communicated.
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Helena
Montana
Montana Health Official Seeks AG Opinions on Dairy Rules
Dr T D Tuttle secretary of the Montana state board of health asked Attorney General Albert J Galen for opinions on dairy regulations in adjoining states, soda fountain syrups and fruits sold in nonoriginal packaging, and oleomargarine labeling requirements. The AG notes tuberculin testing may differ, labeling is required for colored products, sales allowed in original packaging if compliant, and conspicuous signs needed when oleomargarine is used as food.
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T. D. Tuttle
Montana
Tutle
Lynchings: Tyler party leaves to find Price, returns home
In Waco on May 27 a mob from Tyler searched for George Price, accused of attacking Miss Carrie Johnson, but the group walked back as St. Louis Southwestern officials refused free rides. Price had already been moved to Rusk penitentiary. Dan Davis, who confessed the attack, was burned at the stake in Tyler last Saturday. Axtell lies 108 miles from Tyler.
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Waco
Texas
Axtell
Tyler
George Price
Carrie Johnson
St. Louis
Hague to settle Panama issue via The Hague tribunal
General Pedro Nel Ospina predicts the Panama dispute between Colombia and the United States will be submitted to The Hague for settlement. He remarks on Secretary Knox’s Caribbean trip and notes no official talks or recognition deals have occurred with Colombia over Panama independence or a $30,000,000 indemnity. He heads to Europe as a private citizen after declining a post in Britain.
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Washington
Pedro Nel Ospina
Colombia
United States
Knox
Caribbean
Panama
Hague Tribunal
Ospina
Europe
Great Britain
State Department
Dubois
Cartagena
Senor Ospina
Latin Americans Gather for Banquet of Pan American Union
Ambassadors and ministers from almost all twenty Latin American republics, who form the Pan American Union board in Washington, met in New York on May 27 to prepare for tonight’s first banquet as part of a series of preparatory events ahead of attending the leaders’ dinner.
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New York
Pan-American Union
Washington
Banquet Honors U S Secretary and Central American Representatives
The Pan American Society announces a banquet honoring the United States secretary of state and delegates from Central and South American governments. The event celebrates ongoing Pan American diplomacy and cooperation among nations in the Western Hemisphere.
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Ner
Pan- American Society of the
United States
Secretary of State
Execution of anarchists in China reported daily
London dispatches say the reactionary movement grows near Wuchang where Li Yuen Heng heads the republic. Republican officials fear and plan secret flight as Hankow districts erupt in anarchy with wholesale executions reported daily.
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London
Tientsin
Wuchang
Li Yuen Heng
Hankow
Temperance Leaders Plan Portland Convention
Mrs J M N Stevens of Portland Maine president and Miss Anna Gordon vice president of the national W C T U are at Evanston headquarters in conference with officers Planning the nineteenth annual convention to meet in Portland Oregon October 19 to 25 A special train will depart Chicago October 12 Meetings will be held in St Paul Minneapolis Bismarck Helena Sand Point Idaho Seattle and Tacoma Every state to be represented with visitors from abroad
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Chicago
J. M. N. Stevens
Portland
National Organization of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Anna Gordon
Evanston
Ore
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Bismarck
Helena
Sand Point
Idaho
Seattle
Tacoma
Harvard Sons to Hold Big Reunion in Great Falls
Butte Harvard club members invite about 200 Montana alumni to a June 8 reunion and banquet at the Rainbow hotel in Great Falls. The Montana group, with 70 members, aims to surpass 100 this year. Notables include J. C. Adams, L. P Sanders, C. A Taylor, C. A. Duniway, H. W. Ballantine, George E. Huggard, W. F. Brewer, and more. The organizing committee features I Parker Veazey Jr, Shirley S Ford, and E G Maclay. Walter J. Sewell travels to Hurley, New Mexico, to tend a ill father and may return with him.
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Butte
Montana
Harvard Club
Great Falls
Rainbow Hotel
J. C. Adams
Boston & Montana Mines
L. Pp. Sanders
W. F. Brewer
Bozeman Agrcultural College
I. Parker Veazey Jr
Great Northern Railroad
Shirley S. Ford
Great Falls National Bank
E. G. Maclay
Boston-Montana Smelter
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W. T. Sharp
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Mr. Sewell
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