Yellowstone opens gates for self drive campers June 1
The Yellowstone National Park will open its north and west gates to visitors traveling in their own cars who are prepared to camp out starting June 1. Public camp grounds with government facilities will be ready, and general stores gas stations will operate. Hotels lodges and transport start June 19. Roads to Mammoth Hot Springs Old Faithful Lake Yellowstone Grand Canyon and Tower Falls will be accessible early. Dunraven Pass and Mount Washburn road may delay. Travel demand set record last year with 187,807 visitors.
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Ted Press
Yellowstone
Salt Lake City
Idlaho Points
Horace Mr. Albright
Albright
Yellowstone National Park
Old Faithful Lake
Grand Canyon
Tower Falls
Park
Dunraven Pass
Mount Washburn
Yellowstone Park
Wonderland
Poppy Sale Aiding Hospitals By Dillon Legion Auxiliaries
May 27 report from Dillon notes the American Legion Auxiliary will sell poppies with proceeds supporting hospitals and relief for veterans. The committee chairs distribution, pricing, and delivery, with customers urged to contribute to the fundraising effort aiding those in need.
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Dillon
Duwerk
Rainoane
BSG
Sieg
Telatan
Ganar
Sulivan Stator
Highway Dillon Contract Details Incomplete
Fragmentary notice describes a state and federal highway project north of Dillon. It mentions a gravel surfaced road about ten miles long beginning near Hroch's and heading toward Dillon with a proposed expenditure of £80,000. It also references Beaverhead and surrounding districts including Madison and Silver Bow counties.
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Dillon
Umsmor
Hroch
Tas Hon
Beaverhead
Ientvof
Madison
Sliver
Bow Ountion
Legion Members Discuss Business in Dillon Meeting
Deaverhead post American Legion held a council meeting in Dillon discussing district convention plans in Anaconda and a proposed delegate to the Paris Convention, with expenses paid by the post. Rotary Charter Day celebration date shifted to July 2 with arrangements led by D A Galt.
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Dillon
Deaverhead
American Legion
Docal
Anaconda
Montana Legion
Paris
Spition
Rotary
D. A. Galt
Chamber Seeks Butte Aerial Mail Depot Plan
The Butte Chamber of Commerce discussed establishing an aerial mail depot in Butte. A committee led by Matt Alexander and others will push the plan with the U S Post Office. The group aims to study feasibility and report back.
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Butte
W. Wy
Clark
Tila
W'Mernie
Kf. Salisbury
Ym Matters
Montana Road Conditions Warn Weeks of Rough Travel
A May 27 press report from Montana warns drivers that roads are dirty and rough across the state. The Montana Automobile Association weekly bulletin notes muddy, impassable stretches, with four miles east of Bozeman cited as very bad and towing service required. North toward Glacier Park and toward Helena from Great Falls show especially rough conditions.
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Montana
Montana Automobile Association
Gland Maita
Bozem
Great Is
Shey
Glacier Park Station
Beleton
Forty and Eight pick Deer Lodge executives for year
At a May meeting at the American Legion hall Deer Lodge Forty and Eight elected officers for the year. Joe H. Grenier was chosen to represent the organization at the state convention. Delegates from Powell post No. 1 include Larry Vidal and Grenier with Zimmerer and Hill. Memorial Day observance plans were set.
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Amerian ‘Legion Hall
Joe H. Grenier
Larry B. Vidal
Maxwell
Leo J. Zimmeres
Larvel
Heck Guard de la Porte
A. A Malcom
Harry
Yne
Recreational Fund Campaign Progress at Deer Lodge
Progress of the drive to raise funds for boys and girls activities shows a total of 700 dollars secured toward a 1,000 dollar goal. Committees intent on continuing their work, with hope the entire community will vote tomorrow evening to complete the treasury needs despite recent weather hampering efforts.
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Dha
Basin miner dies in cave-in at Bonanza-Jack mine
Mullen 26, leasing a shut-down property, was fatally injured in a cave-in at the Bonanza-Jack mine near here. He and companion Ed Johnson were trapped when a second collapse occurred. Johnson escaped, retrieved help, but Mullen died before a Teecue crew arrived. He is survived by his parents a sister and a brother.
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Mullen
Ed Johnson
Johnson
Charles Mullen
Mies Jessie Mullen
Max Mullen
Chancellor Brannan to attend state college exercises in June
Chancellor Melvin A. Brannan of the Greater University of Montana will represent the state board of education and the university at multiple graduation exercises. He plans appearances at the State School in Butte on June 8 and at the Montana State College in Bozeman on June 16, with further stops in Missoula and Dillon. He will meet Lynn Fr. McMullen, named as the first president of the Billings Normal school, after June 1 to discuss faculty selection for the fall term.
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Helena
Melvin A. Brannan
Greater
University of Montana
State Board of Education
University
State Anal
State Sc Mines
Butte
State University
Missoula
Montana State College
Bozeman
State Normal College
Dillon
Lynn FR. McMullen
Kentucky
Billings Normal School
McMullen
Billings
Branhan
State Capitol
Probing Death Yields Few Clear Answers at Bonner Block
Coroner and deputies investigate a possible alcohol poisoning or foul play in a death at the Bonner block. Uncertainty remains whether the man is MeGilivary, with room search revealing a partially sized whiskey bottle bearing an unclear stamp. No autopsy planned. officials await conclusive evidence as the probe continues.
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Homner
Sheriff's
She Smith
C. Burns
Bonner Bi
MeGilivary
McGinnory
Hilen Winnings
Pat Tolland
Burns
Smith
Winnings
Mone ‘Ompany
Chieng, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Auxiliary Poppy Sale Today Led By Legion Auxiliary
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the American Legion hosts its annual poppy sale in Butte today with Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts assisting. Poppies are handmade by veterans in hospitals nationwide, sales begin at 3 p.m. and volunteers will canvas residences to raise funds for children of disabled World War I veterans.
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Ladies’ “Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Butte
Gertrude Lowney
Charlotte Wellcome
Mae Lowney
Lo A. Hileman
E. K Miller
Margaret Comba
la Forest
D. A. Dingman
Albert Lehn
Andi
Pappas
Joming
Colombia
Barranca
Bermeja
Towman Gusts State Fair Betting Booths
A disrupted Helena report notes betting booths at the state fair grounds for two years have attracted devotees buying $2 shares in favored horses with the aim of gaining percentages if successful. The writeup details conflicts with state law and calls for the booths to be cleared to free space for others.
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Towman
State Fair
Associated Press
Helena
Nive
Youth confesses to room robbery
Herbert C. Lee, a 19 year old from Mount Louis Missouri, confessed to a series of rooming house burglaries after detectives Charien Moda and Jack Gerry questioned him in Butte. He admitted thefts from the rooming house on South Main Street and the Berkshire Hotel, with loot recovered. An accomplice, Jamies Wider, already pled guilty and began a one to two year sentence after pleading in district court.
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Charien Moda
Jack Gerry
Sroom
Herbert C. Lee
Mt. Louis
Hutte
Peice
Lee Wan
Vroom Bibek
Lee
Erkshire
Delgetives
Molly
Tee Isal
Modan
Tere
Jim Larkin
Missouri State Reformatory
Larkin
Oliver Fiderkin
Howe
Chettarkin
Rialto Employees Honor Sullivan With A Farewell Party
Rialto theater staff hosted a party at the Chequamegon for William J. Sullivan who managed the Rialto for seven years. Lunch was served and attendees praised his record and leadership. C. S. Beaton, future theater manager, recalled Sullivan’s successful tenure and promised to continue the same policy.
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William J. Sullivan
Rialto Theater
Chequamegon
Beaten
Hilly Sullivan
Succes Am
Othe Bato
Lindbergh Drives Franklin Air-Cooled Sport Sedan
Captain Lindbergh chose an air-cooled Franklin sport sedan at the American embassy in Paris after a personal visit by J G Willems of Franklin. Franklin praised his air cooling and Lindbergh accepted the car in an inconspicuous color, expressing interest in meeting Mr Franklin and admiration for the technology.
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Syracuse
Lindbergh
Paris
J. G. Willems
Franklin Automobile Company
Willems
Franklin
The Wishing Well Musical Comedy at Butte High School
Capacity crowd braved bad weather for The Wishing Well staged by Butte High glee clubs and orchestra under Miss Eleanore Tenner. The two act production blended direction, singing, dialogue, and orchestral numbers to celebrate an Irish themed romance with standout solos and chorus, featuring a large cast and period costumes.
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Butte High School
Eleanore Tenner
E Fitapatrick
Keoch Court
Imeoge Hito
Terrence O'More
Altay Hudaon
Mary
Noreen
Law
Merry Moyle
Mary Donnell
Me Park Manor
Artotte Kelly Squire
Maihen Rasby
Shereton
Palla Ford Grenier T
Falla Park Manor
William Murphy Kath
Palle Park Manor
Hazel Demers
Dan ‘Tyron
Pally
Parke ‘Manor
Robert Gribble
Nora
Darby
Alle Park Manor
Evaline Zander
Maureen McGibney
Disn Goria
Molly O
Hkureente
Felix Murphy
Dublin
Ait Wenas Wien
Treme Ferrero
Marine Captain Richards Kills Bandit Leader in Home Intrusion
Captain Richards of the United States Marine Corps fatally shot bandit leader Cabulla during a confrontation inside a house where Cabulla and his followers maltreated inhabitants. Richards, 32, was trained at Annapolis and had foreign service, including a stint in Nicaragua. Cabulla was considered a chronic trouble-maker for American expeditionary forces amid disarmament tensions.
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Cabulla
Richards
Washington
Vetter Richards
Washin
Marine Corps
Naval
Annapolis
United States
Quanticom Maine
Tain Richards
Nicaragu
Cabulia
Funeral Services Held for Albert A. Gausman
Funeral services for the late Albert A. Gausman were held at the Py Company funeral chapel yesterday afternoon. W Werte attended the ceremonies as floral tributes appeared in profusion. Interment followed at Hill Cemetery with pallbearer John Mer and others involved.
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al- Gausman
Py Company
Tatlin Ghosen as New President of Library
Catlin was elected president of the Hearst Free Library board of trustees at yesterday's meeting. Mrs. Frederick Laist became vice president and George C. Jackson was chosen secretary. Other trustees include W. K. Dwyer and Mrs. W. Apron.
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B. Catlin
Hearst Free Library
Frederick Laist
George C. Jackson
W. K. Dwyer
Elks Club Hosts Final Big Dance Of Season Tonight
Anaconda Elks Club plans a guest dance at the Elks rooms tonight with refreshments served. After a winter of numerous enjoyable dances, the hosting committee pledges tonight will be the season’s biggest event.
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Anaconda Elks
Elks Club
Coolidge Favours Black Hills Site Survey and Approval
President Coolidge backs Rapid City as the site for a final survey and approval of arrangements. He notes the state lodge is available 32 miles from the capital and is prepared to proceed, with the executive to be established there.
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Coolidge
Rapid City
President to tour rail routes and Rapid City link
The President plans a Washington to Hammond trip with stops en route for official business. A railway line between the game lodge and Rapid City is proposed with White House communications extended to that city. Postmaster General New will assemble clerks to handle official mail between Rapid City and its connections.
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Game Lodge
Rapidity
White House
Rapid City
New
Washington
Hammond
Ind
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Ty Tigh
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Sterday
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Frank Holly
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William Charette
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Elizabeth Williams
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Sidney
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Elizabath Im
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Margaret Ralph
Stow Chapman
William Heaney
Llova File
Tatington
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Henry Kit
Albert Sod Bansoon
Sigurd Wenans
Comnet
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Clark Melvans
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Jack Johns
Kenneth Bister
Walter Duncan
Frank Lesage
Jack Wharf
William McLain
Charles Stack
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Anaconda News
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