Helena State Fair Preparations Highlight Diverse Exhibits
The Helena fair showcases abundant harvests from Missoula and neighboring counties, with livestock, a large automobile show, mining displays, and fine arts. Daily horse racing, a carnival, Wild West show, and concerts by the Butte Mines band accompany vaudeville evenings. Coronation of Montana’s princesses, boxing events at Shrine arena, and a State Fair Parade mark opening day.
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Missoula
Broadwater
Gallatin Ravalli
Sheridan
Powell
Lewis and Clark
Glacier
Chouteau
Sweet Grass
Valley
Madison
Yellowstone
Teton
Foote
Philips
Helena
Felr
Montana
Bull
Macing Pn
Butte Mines
Sam Treloar
Shrine Temple
Shrine Arena
Selock
Mutinies Hit Segovia and Valladolid Spanish Forces
Mutinies have erupted at Segovia and Valladolid with military academy students joining officers and men. Government says garrisons returned to barracks, most officers except those in Morocco remained loyal. A decree condemns the unrest, closes the artillery museum, and grants governors broad powers to suppress the mutiny. The government plans a September referendum to seek public confidence in the regime.
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Segovia
Valladolid
Military Academy
Int Govia
Morocco
Uillery
Anaria
Madrid
Kovernment
Prine le Riverna
Montana Bandit Gravelle Death Ties Rail Dynamite Era
The death of W. J. McFetridge, a pioneer of the Northern Pacific railway, closes a chapter on Gravelle the famed Montana dynamiter. Gravelle terrorized rail lines for months, aiding in a scheme to extort $25,000, plus threats to destroy property. After a police pursuit from Deer Lodge to Helena, Gravelle was killed while attempting to escape custody during a burglary trial, ending a long manhunt linked to a railroad terror campaign.
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St. Ps
W. J. McFetridge
Northern Pacific Railway
Iago
Montana
Tua Gravelle
Dexberato
Kid Curry
James Gang
Gravelle
Deer Lodge
Harry Wilton
Jon
Columbia Gardens
Norther Pacific
Butte
Wilton
Gravelie
Northern Pacific Railroad
St. Paul
Board of Directors
P. RR. Company
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Minn
Spokane
Wash
Ible
Ute
Ely
Mney
Livingston
Yellow
Talroad
Helena
Janes Keown
Keown
McFetride
Antticutt
Priso
Tim
Heith
GHOOLS OF BUTTE START THIS WEEK
Butte schools prepare new freshman program as enrollment rises. A. H. Douglas says public grade schools and high school rose last year with parochial totals around 4200. Freshman school opens Sept 7 while the high school term begins Sept 13.
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Butte
Paes
A. H. Douglaas
Chris
Tan Brothers
Central High
Butte High School
Ragsdale
Ragsdale S Aid
Washington School
Editor C. H. Clark Dies at Hartford
Charles Honekins Clark editor of the Hartford Courant died at his home after a long illness. He passed in his late eighties following a general breakdown due to advancing years. The death occurred tonight in Hartford where he had served as editor.
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Hartford
Charles Honekins Clark
Hartford Courant
Interfering H at the American theater turns to crook melodrama
Harvey Clark known as the Interfering H was to study medicine but chose acting after proving his talent in a theatrical production. Madge Bellamy Edmund Lowe and Leslie Fenton headline the unusual crook melodrama as he helps the story unfold with comic relief and dramatic turns.
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Harvey Clark
Eamund Lowe
Madge Bellamy
Leslie Fenton
Daugherty Trial Faces Open as Wreck Toll Rises
A Denver area disaster is tied to a wartime financial dispute involving German owners of American concerns. The wreck near Granite, Colorado killed 15 and injured many, with investigations noting involvement of Daugherty era officials and a Swiss claim. Survivors evacuated to Denver as Rio Grande Western crews worked to reopen the line.
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Royal Gorge
United States
Granite
Col Sear
Rio Grande Western
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Montana Public Schools Receive $5331316 From Inheritance Tax Funds
Public schools in Montana receive a total of 533146.38 from inheritance taxes and federal royalties, distributed by State Treasurer W. B. Harmon. The state fund receives 50 percent of the total, with county shares allocated by county teaching positions and district needs. The county superintendent distributes 60 percent to districts based on teaching posts and two other factors including attendance and years of credited high school students.
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Associated Press
Helena
W. B. Harmon
Montana
Eer Ags Ca Alta
Supe
Cole
Rosh Hashanah Readies for Jewish New Year
Sundown Wednesday marks the Jewish New Year with observances noted by Orthodox and Reform Jews. The holiday spans two days for some and one day for others, featuring fasting, prayer, and the blowing of the Shofar as a central ritual. God is said to judge humanity on these solemn days.
Wood Suffering Nervous Disorders From Many Causes
Evansville Indiana September reports Major General Lesnard Wood's son Wood, known for a eastern career of financial escapades, left a refrigeration business to labor work locally. He is said to suffer a physical and nervous low mood due to intense study and professional work, with a slight dissipative influence and an acute upper respiratory infection. The illness was kept secret until a physician released a statement.
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Evansville
Ind
Wood
Lesnard
WOFK
The
Philippines
Philippines To Local Hospital Friday, Until His Physician, Dr. J. Wynn
Sal
Ruth McCarthy to Leave St James Hospital Soon
Miss Ruth McCarthy a renowned graduate nurse injured in an automobile accident a short time ago is rapidly recovering at St James hospital. Attending physicians announced she will be able to leave the hospital within a short time. McCarthy sustained a compound skull fracture when the machine she was riding in overturned weeks ago. She has been under the care of Dr Shields and others.
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Ruth McCarthy
St James ’Hospital
Misa "Mccarthy
BR. Shields
Vouris Dies After Two Weeks Ill in Tutte
Mrs Opal Avouris of 228 South Main Street died last night at age 22 after a two week illness. She came to Tutte from Ogden last August. Relatives include husband Joan Avouris two daughters Evelyn and Ratella and her parents Mr and Mrs Sherman and Reeds.
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Opal Avouris
South Main ‘Street
Tutte
Ogden
Adf
Joan Avouris
Evelyn
Ratella
Sherman and
Reeds
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Will
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Feather” McCarthy
Steve Sullivan
Harry Dalberg
Tutte High School Athletica
High Wehel
Montana State School of Mines
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Rock
Arthur Ts Adams
Tetit Butte Central High School
Sisters of Charity Order
Douglass
Watlding
McKintey
C. H. Clark
Daugherty
Colorado
Metallgesellaschaft Metallbank
Merion Family
Frankfort
Washington
Societe Suisse Four Vateurs de" Metaux
American Tall Company
Swine Corps
Miller
Daugherty and
Millers
Honda
Richard Merten
John T. King
Republican National
Urack
Boulder
Leadville
Jas
Lise Mites
Wanes
Cotlape
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Wirstald
Carpenter
Salida
G. J. Goodman
G.ex Puller
Denver
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Here
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Cal Mra
Mary Hoag
Vandalia
Te Meador
Donald Smith
Daniel
Opperman
Lodi
Cal
B.ss. Smith
Smith
Wireck
Diss Moines
Towa
Sept
Richards
G. M. Cook
Chicago, Great Western Road Assenger
Des Moines
Kansas City
Arispe
Altien Beaverheat
Amity Eer Lodge U Mines
Baek Ranite
Soll Setterson
Sirloe
Ruth W'Carthy
ST. James’ Hospital
Vouris
Northwest
Grand Labor
Loomis Victor Orchestra
Featuring
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Whiz
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