Memorial Day Observed Across the State With Services
Memorial Day was observed with stores and offices closed. Wadsworth post led ceremonies at Benton Avenue cemetery with Montana National Guard and Spanish-American War veterans. Graves decorated at Forestvale and Resurrection cemeteries. A noon dinner hosted by the Woman’s Relief corps followed by open-air high mass. The afternoon program at the Auditorium featured a principal address by Rev. Newman Hall Burdick.
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Helena
Wadsworth Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Fort William Henry Harrison
Montana National Guard
Benton Avenue
J. J. Rohrbaugh
Travis
G Company
Forestvale
A. J. Fisk
Woman’s Relief Corps
Resurrection Cemetery
Father Day
Father McMullen
Newman Hall Burdick
Special Dispatch to the Standard Plains Tribute to nation’s head at Plains
Glowing tribute paid today under the Grand Army of the Republic local post. The Plains band and local groups provided music. Addresses by County Attorney Schultz of Thompson and I R Blaisdell of Plains. A carriage incident occurred as a team bolted into a wire fence. occupants, two women and a baby, unharmed as the carriage was wrecked.
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Standard Plains
Grand Army of the Republic
Plains Band
Schultz
Thompson
I. R. Blaisdell
Plains
Memorial Day Observance in Billings Abounds with Tribute
Memorial day exercises marked in Billings with all stores banks and offices closed. Citizens honored the memory of Civil War soldiers as graves were decorated and services conducted under ideal weather. Never before has the day been observed so properly in the city.
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Standard
Billings
Memorial day observed in Dillon with services and grave decorations
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Dillon notes Memorial day activities. Nearly all businesses closed for the day. Memorial union services were held at the Methodist church and drew a large crowd. In the afternoon the Grand Army, Woman's Relief corps, and Spanish-American War veterans went to Mountain View cemetery to decorate departed comrades' graves.
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Standard
Dillon
Memorial Union
Grand Army
Woman's Relief Corps
Mountain View Cemetery
Memorial Day Observed by Veterans at Highland Cemetery
Great Falls on May 30 held Memorial Day rites at Highland cemetery with Grand Army of the Republic United Spanish War Veterans and the Womans Relief corps taking part. J A Gullickson delivered the day’s address.
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Great Falls
Grand Army
United Spanish War Veterans
Woman's Relief Corps
Highland Cemetery
J. A. Gullickson
Memorial Exercises Mark Bozeman Day Parade
Bozeman enjoyed a fine clear day for memorial exercises. A morning parade featured the Grand Army, the militia, and the United veterans as part of the day's observances.
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Bozeman
Grand Army
Militia
United
Mistakes drive double-check system in pharmacy
The text states that prescriptions pass through two registered pharmacists to catch errors, ensuring safer dispensing. It argues this extra protection is worth considering for customers with prescriptions to fill.
Spanish War Veterans Attend College Band Event at Opera House
Spanish War Veterans and local fire department members marched in line for a college band program at the opera house. The afternoon featured invocations by Rev. O. P. Bishop, readings, a Gettysburg Address by J. M. Lindley, solos by Miss Lovelace, and the flag saluting by Grand Army of the Republic and Woman's Relief corps. Benediction by Rev. E. P. Ulrich. Accompanist Miss Joda Alward.
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Bogeman
Opera
O. P. Bishop
Mise Renstrum
Wiss
Ringer
Miss Metheny
Lincoln
J. M. Lindley
Miss Lovelace
John
Memorial Day Exercises Held at Opera House
Memorial day exercises were held at the opera house this afternoon Judge FE Headle delivered the address Business was suspended for the day and all took part in the observance
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Lewistown
Opera House
FE. K.headle
Arrested Agata Same Old Charge
Mrs Frank McGree of 18 Dakota block complained to the police that her husband beat her severely and she fears for her life. McGree was arrested by Lieutenant Larkin and kept behind bars as his wife visited the station seeking a promise to stop the abuse without testifying. He has faced the same charge before.
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Frank McGree
Dakota Block
McGree
Larkin
Consolidation of Two Telephone Companies in the West
Managing Director Lane returns from Spokane as the Home Telephone company of Spokane merges with Interstate Telephone into a vast consolidation worth over 2 million dollars. The pact creates an exclusive long distance link with Spokane and Interstate lines across Idaho, eastern Washington, and future Montana routes. Washington Idaho and Montana construction advances include a Missoula automatic plant opening planned for June 10, linking the Montana network to key towns and new Montana lines. Directors and executives from both firms Navy detailed the merger's scope and future growth.
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Spokane
Lane
Montana Independent Telephone Company
Home Telephone Company of
Interstate Telephone Company
Home Telephone Company
Interstate
Panhandle
Idahov
Washington
Chicago
Montana
Idaho
Mullan
Missoula
Deer Lodge
Walace
Wardner
Kellore
Murray
Harrison
Burke
Coeur d'Alene
St. Maries
St. Joe
Sand Point
Newport
Metaline
Spirit Lake
Rathdrum
Davenport
New Points
Milwaukee
Puget Sound
M. A. Phelps
Adolph Calland
J. W. Fisher
Interstate Company
The
Interstate Consolidated Telephone Company
Butte
Thaddeus S. Lane
A. B. Cook
John MacGinniss
John F. Davies
Cyrus Happy
W. W. Hindman
Dr Hollis Wins Decoration Day Handicap at Ogden
In Ogden Utah on May 30 Dr Hollis upset all odds by edging Thistle Belle and Sam F to win the Decoration Day handicap. The race featured a late surge by Thistle Belle after Sam F led, with Hollis finishing a head ahead. The program listed six races with results including Black Domino Copperfield C J Cox and Times for each trial, and noted several other runners.
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Standard
Ogden
Utah
Dr. Hollis
Thistle Belle
Sam F
Black Domino
Copperfield
C. J. Cox
Senator Barrett
St. Joe
Lancashire Lad
Banthel
Aquiline
Valencia
Alivia
Little Joe
Lakeview
Joe Wells
Daisy Frost
Davie Andrew
David Boland
Seal Muff
Sabado
Weatherstone
East End
Ed B
Miller's Daughter
Wineberry
Maud Sigsbee
Knight of Ivanhoe
Tavora
Carrigan
Gillett
Liberto
Irish-American meet at Celtic Park sets three world records
New York May 30 three world records were broken at the Irish-American Athletic club outdoor games in Celtic park. Mel vin Sheppard ran 660 yards in 1 212 5 and 700 yards in 1 264 5. He ran only one race 700 yards but was timed at two points.
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New York
Brooklyn Manager Dahlen Placed On Indefinite Leave
New York May 30 reports manager Dahlen of the Brooklyn team is placed on indefinite leave. The development affects team leadership as executives seek to address unresolved issues and plan future actions. No further details were provided about the cause or duration of the leave.
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New York
Dahlen
Brooklyn
Summer Wash Dress Fabrics Sale at Reduced Prices
A large assortment of silk like weaves for summer dresses and frocks offered at sale price 48 cents per yard from a regular 65 and 75 cent value. Floral patterns in pastel shades and striped designs with fine wearing qualities.
Umpire-Dispute Suspension Draws NL Chief Action
President Lynch of the National League suspended a player today for disputing the umpire's decision in Saturday's game.
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Lynch
National League
Memorial Day Baseball Doubleheader Canceled In Iowa
In Des Moines on Memorial Day a statute delaying games until 3 p.m. led to the postponement of a Des Moines Omaha double-header. Only one game was played at 3 p.m. with Denver beating Wichita 7-4 in game one. Other results include St Joseph over Topeka, Sioux City over Lincoln 5-1, Des Moines 1 over Omaha 10, Wichita 11 over Denver 5, and Sioux City 10 over Lincoln 9 in the second Sioux City game.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Omaha
Denver
Wichita
St. Joseph
Topeka
Sioux City
Lincoln
Subscriptions Complete for Nevada’s First YMCA Building
A Reno committee raised 86 000 dollars in cash and secured a building site valued at 30 000 dollars on May 30. The goal funds will finance Nevada’s first Young Men’s Christian Association building, marking a milestone for the region.
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Reno
Nev
Young Men's Christian Association
Association
Nevada
Estrada Defeats Madriz Troops Near Bluefields
Washington reports severe morning fighting near Bluefields Nicaragua between President Madriz forces and Provisional Estrada rebels. About 200 prisoners taken. U.S. Navy strengthens its small Marine force with the Paducah and the Dubuque sailing reinforcements to Bluefields. Approximately 300 American Marines and bluejackets are expected to secure the city.
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Washington
Madriz
Estrada
Bluefields
Nicaragua
United States
Moffatt
Navy Department
Paducah
Dubuque
Isthmus
Empire
Cristobal
Captain Gilmer Calls Peace in City Limits
Captain Gilmer orders both sides to stop fighting within city limits. No clashes reported as authorities seek calm and obedience to the decree. Authorities urge restraint and seek to prevent further disturbances in the area.
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Gilmer
Linits
National League Parks Converted to Hippodromes
Pittsburg May 30. National and American league baseball parks will be turned into hippodromes when the game is not played. An amusement enterprise formed with 100 million capitalization is led by Garry Hermann of Cincinnati Max C Anderson Henry C Zeigler of New York Harry Davis and John P Harris of Pittsburg. The hippodrome has already begun operation with openings tonight at Cincinnati and Pittsburg venues.
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Pittsburg
Garry Hermann
Cincinnati
Max C. Anderson
Henry C. Zeigler
New York
Harry Davis
John P. Harris
Train wreck injures crew and passengers at Sycamore
Washington reports Southern railway train No. 3 derailed at Sycamore Virginia. Three passengers seven mail clerks a fireman and an expressman were injured. Engine overturned but four coaches and three cars left the track and none of the 13 harmed seriously.
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Washington
Southern Railway
Sycamore
Aweful Find In Old Cistern Implicates Mrs Wendling
Tonight, Mrs Wendling faces a murder accessory charge in the Alma Kellner case. A gold ring and a pin found in Alma's trunk, identified by the missing child’s father as pieces Alma wore the day she vanished, tie to her disappearance. Mrs Wendling said the ring and pin came from a boy who found them, and she admitted stains on her wash were bloodstains from her husband’s arm wound.
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Alma Kellner
Alma
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