Former Army Head Henry Corbin Dies in New York Hospital
Lieutenant General Henry Corbin of the U. S. Army, aged near 47, died at Roosevelt Hospital New York after an operation for a renal disorder. He had been ill for two years. Mrs. Corbin and ex Governor Myron T. Herrick were at his bedside. Corbin had traveled for treatment to Carlsbad before his condition worsened and his return to America.
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Rousévelt Hospital
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Carlebad
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Cincinnati
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Royal Legion
Faith Agnes Patten
General Corbin Dies After Operation in New York
General Corbin died shortly after heart failure following surgery in New York. He arrived with Mrs Corbin on the Rotterdam and was treated at the Martinique Hotel before transfer to the hospital. Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery after services at St. John's Church.
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Corbin
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Erdworm
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Ardefey
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Ohio
Highwood
Chevy Chase
Washington
Phiippine
Army
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United States
Manila
Department of the
From Life Dated Humorous Exchange on Mosquito Patience
In a quirky exchange, a teacher asks what lessons the mosquito offers to evolve patience. Tom retorts that the mosquito tests many tastes to get money, illustrating a playful misquote about learning from small pests.
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Montana Paced Mare Georgina S Killed in Coast Race Crash
A Montana bred pacing mare Georgine S. was fatally injured in a collision at the county fair track near Everett Washington. Dr Edwin Kellogg, owner of the mare, faced a significant financial loss though the public lamented the accident more for its impact on Kellogg and the sport than the money.
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Edwin & Kellogg
Georgina
Everett
Wash
George Ayers
J B. ‘Tate
Helena
Lady Foutell
Thin Annte
Wivaratt Nowe
E. 5. Kellogg
Georgie S
Atahal
Dr. Kelloge
Altar
Puracs
Georgine S
Georgine
Tex
Tiritl
May Moon
Marty Tracy
Aytien
Fair Grounds
Boteau
Spa- Keane
Dr. Kellogg
A. 7
Harry T
Montana State Claim Against Forest Lands
The Montana state government fights for land rights under Sections 10 and 1 of the 1859 enabling act claiming that about one million acres, including sections 16 and 36, granted at admission, were settled and later included in forest reserves. It argues the federal government cannot alter or revoke these terms without Montana’s consent, citing survey dates in 1902 and inclusion in the Lewis and Clark National Forest reservation. The state requests the Interior Department support to preserve its grant and urges protest of altered rights, seeking a court- or department-backed resolution.
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Secretary of the Interior
Calon Hon
Bal— Manger
Lile
Fellowa
Natal
Congress
Mantana
Montane
Lewin and Clark National Threat Reservation
Elate
Montana
Union of States
Tila
United States
Department of the Yatarfar
Lake Bowdoin
Lonesome Larce
Montana State Fair
Helena
Glacier National Park
Belton
Seattle
Did Not Shoot Schmidt Judge Deliberates In Preliminary Hearing
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Virginia City reports Hoer man accused of shooting Frantz Schmidt at Twin Bridges on August 23 faced a preliminary hearing before Judge Taine. Witnesses for prosecution and defense totaled seven, with the provocation witness giving inconsistent statements. The judge took the case under advisement until 7 pm after a separate session.
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Standard
Virginia City
Mrere Hoerman
Frantz Schmidt
Twin Beidgen
W. W. Taine
Pilanner
V. Stewart
George RB. Wallen
Twhit Fridges
Fie Anidlin
Meranal
Hom
Wes Beside Creek Suicide Tragedy Shocks Small Town
A young man named Wes Beside Creek, after taking carbolic acid, died near a hatchery along a creek. Victor Schumann found a note predicting the act. the body was later found by L B Banks and another man. Coroner notified. inquest planned. departure for Billings.
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Creek
Columbus
Saya
Bililnes
Tina
Lindaay & Arnold
Flahind Crook
Victor Schumann
Tlow
Schumann
L. B. Banks
Fiahtell
Hoe
Matinee Racers Set Sunday Show Atte Vriving Club
At the regular weekly meeting of the Atte Vriving club a Sunday matinee was approved with horse events including blows trots and paces and races for sprint, mature, and novice drivers. About one to five furlongs per event are planned, with entries open to all. Two prior matinee racers Minimian and Star King are boosting entries as organizers expect band and orchestra entertainment between races making Sunday meet one of the season’s best unless weather disrupts. Clerke's 125 North Melo at will host the new paint, lash colors, and fan fair.
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Itas
Matt
To Chat
Tutte
Ita
Thal Sll
Cigila
Nireaiy Thera
Fone
Futmien
Tha Soli
Buite
Grant Balle
Excentioa Board
Horses Recaptured After Wild Bozeman Chase
Special Dispatch reports Bozeman sheriffs and deputies pursued two alleged horse thieves, W. TH. Land and Henry Dresden, from Tanlen's Stable to the Horseshoe mountains. The horses were recovered, but the men escaped. The suspects had taken two horses and tack on Sept. 2 intending to ride to Bozeman Hot Springs, then fled northward.
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Bozeman
Rept
Sherif Boles
Bozemen
W. TH. Land
Henry Dresden
Tanlen
Horreshae Mountains
Razeman
Sheriff Salon
Hovaea
Anddles
Meneyerd
Snimals
Attorney General Rules County Ledger Fees Limit Recording Books
Attorney General Galen construes that a clerk and recorder cannot accept two printed books from a water company for recording realty transfers and charge only for inserted writing. County benefits should arise from any printing of books or contracts. The recorder must charge standard instrument recording fees, and blank banks should be printed at the county expense. If records are charged for only the names and descriptions in books supplied by others, the entire instrument could be deemed unrecorded.
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Byedal Thapwich
Herena
Teton
Galen
Lsw
Death of Robert Foster Father of Fred Foster
Robert Foster prominent Billings citizen and father of former Mayor Fred Foster died at his son’s home at 118 North Twenty sixth street after weeks of illness from old age. Born January 15 184?, he lived in Minneapolis before moving to Billings in 1862. Surviving relatives include W J Foster Trinity of Billings Claude G Foster now New Orleans daughter Myra Cintra L King of Everett and two granddaughters Lara Merfig Lamame and Claude Steffens of Foreman and daughter in law Mrs W Foster of Bowman.
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Merfig Lamame
Claude Steffens
Foreman
W. Foster
Ilsa
Bowman
Funeral rites set for Mrs E M Smith at Virginia City
Twin Bridges reports Mrs E M Smith longtime resident died Sunday forenoon from acute gastroenteritis after Friday onset. Widow of BM Smith who ran a general store here. survived by son in Ruby and brothers A B Grupp Lewistown. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at Virginia City with service there.
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Montana Baptist Convention Opens In Butte With 100 Delegates
More than a hundred delegates attend the Montana State Baptist convention in Butte. Rev J E Noftsinger presides as reports from the state mission board dominate business. The body plans a 1.20 per member annual fund and targets Halgrave Three Bars Whitefish and Miles City for future work while noting three new churches organized and two dedicated. Officers named include Noftslager president J F McNarmes vice president B B Tardy secretary treasurer.
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Montana State Baptist Corvention
Mormhus
J. E. Noftsinger
Uulte
Weston
Montana
State Mission Board
Elas
West
Membatanip
Ani
Halgraie
Toundap
Whitefish
Flathead Valley
Miles City
Noftslager
Buttes View
J. F McNarmes
Helenas
B. Tardy
Livy Ingeton
St Joseph Adopts New Form of City Government
St Joseph Missouri approves a new city government charter placing the city on the commission form. It is the first Missouri city to adopt the initial referendum. The report notes a special dispatch and lists names connected to marriages and local individuals with limited context.
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Ht. Joseph
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Bank and Trust Firms Report Condition in Montana
Silver Bow county banks report assets and liabilities with totals for First National Bank, Daly Bank and Trust Co, and The Daly Bank. Statements show reserves, deposits, time certificates, and paid-in capital, with official attestations by bank officers and notaries public.
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United States
Stork
Sia Sens Oh Bank
Outeland
Seebergs
Duca Ona
TRE Daly Bank and Trust CO
Bute
Montana
Silver Bow
Korony
Shavesmumed Bank
G. Motu
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