Montana Livestock Outlook Shows Strong Cattle Feeding
District reports indicate ample hay and range in most regions, with cattle in excellent condition and early movement underway. Western districts show above average forage. eastern areas face scattered shortages and higher feed costs, while sheep outlook remains profitable despite cautious future plans.
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McCone
Beaverhead
Madison
Suiltwat Ellow
Stone
Montana
Big Hole
Cascade
Meagher
Judith Basin
Gallatin
Tme
Martin Blamed For Man's Death In Inquest
An autopsy found fatal wounds from a sharp instrument and other injuries on Stevens after a dark alley dispute near Martin's lodging. Witnesses testified to Martin's agitation and chasing Stevens with a poker and iron rod, while Martin's relatives disputed details and stated Stevens struck Mrs. Martin. Neighbor accounts varied as the inquest proceeded regarding who instigated the fatal fray.
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O'Rourke
Martin
Saturda
Timothy Nolanthe
Mabel Hare
Raett
Stevens
George Strahlet
Widnar
Dhe
Ready for Probe of Air Service Hearings Next Monday
The article notes a forthcoming inquiry into air services and their planning lines with numerous witnesses, including C Mitchell, as the board prepares to receive criticisms and conservation suggestions from representatives of air services.
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Board
Air Services
Ofkad Gation
C Mitchell
Saklatvala Protest Over U.S. Entry Ban
London reports Saklatvala protests after visa revocation blocks entry to Washington for Inter-Parliamentary Union meetings. He plans no travel now, cites Kellogg policy and British aristocratic influence, and urges broader union scrutiny of U.S. actions and attitudes toward delegation.
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London
Communement
Inter-Pai
Washington
United States
Ameri
Kaliog
Com
Hie
Sater
inter-Parliamentary Union
America
Canin
Mir
Americas
Sakent
Food faddists scored by doctor in health debate
A doctor condemns food faddists who promote panaceas for health and well being. He argues physicians must decide what is best for each patient rather than endorsing popular but unproven diet claims.
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Jane
Brenda
Diet Building Fire At Tokyo Rumor Of Irreparable Loss
The imperial diet building in Tokyo was burning today with reports no chance of saving the structure. A heavy wind was feared to turn the blaze into a serious conflagration as flames engulfed the historic edifice.
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DIET
Tokio
Imperial Diet
Rialto Presents Gertrude Short in The Talker
Gertrude Short stars as Maud Fells in the First National feature The Talker at the Rialto today. She recalls watching circus acts at age thirteen and deciding to perform in the sawdust ring, a dream nearly quashed by a mother’s spanking and a thwarted attempt to run away with a small satchel.
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Gertrude Short
Maud Fells
Rialto Theater
Bis
Iigen
Gertrude
Helena Presbyterians Back Fund Drive for College
The Montana synod backed a campaign to support Helena College including building and equipment improvements. Dr E J Kiemme cited serious space limits with 225 students enrolled and 100 freshmen plus total registration near 27 today. reports from Yellowstone and Great Falls districts were received. Dr R V Johnson spoke at a temperance rally stressing world prohibition. ministers noted the Boston University School of Theology Alumni association forming for Montana state conference members and spouses.
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Presbyterian
Ehurch
Hancher
E. J. Kiemme
Yellowstone
Great Falls
R. V. Johnson
Board of Temperance and Public Morals
Hill for repeal of Volstead Act
Congressman John Philard urged repeal of the Volstead Act at the Mid Nebraska exposition in Columbus Nebraska. He argued constitutional amendments to federalize marriage and education, warned that powerful interests seek to place health and morals under federal control, and cited rising crime and liquor enforcement as indicators of Prohibition's failures.
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Columbur
Mid-Nebraska
John Phil Ardent
Willams
Peter of Geer
Anti-Saloon League
Pharlesees
Baltimore
Cullie
Dawes
Senate
Emerson
Upshaw
Georgia
Houdini Tests Medium In Pittsburg Sealed Envelopes
In Pittsburg Harry Houdini placed Dooley and her husband in a sealed envelope test to prove honesty of mediums. The magician offered to pay expenses and set no date for the final envelope. Questions included the first chief of police and the East Indian trick with uncertain answers. Houdini offered a thousand dollars to any medium who could perform the feat.
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Drne
Evens el
Pittsburg
Bet Allee
Dooley
Pitsburg Gharon
Divi
Harry Houdini
Houdini
York
Buroy
Deaths puzzle investigators after two men die
Authorities probe mysterious deaths in Butte tied to a possible morphine dose. Cohen and Muldoon were found in a Panama hotel room. Muldoon died, Cohen survived briefly but fell into a stupor. Morphine is suspected pending chemical analysis. An unknown man calling himself “St James” and other leads are being pursued with the deceased identified as various locals and associates. The body is at Walsh undertaking, with inquest planned.
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St. James’ Hospital
Cohen
Cers
Muldoon
Panama House
Butte
Cohens
Seattle
Eagles
Walsh Undertaking Establishment
Muldgon
Lawrence Mule
Rian Schoet
Rye
J. Muldoon
Windway, Puther
Siefan Lietine
Sauber
Bulle Neauetion
Tannese’ Musaten Otlyea
Navy
Uring
White
Chicago
Rights Heads Synod Victor at Rocky Mountain Lutheran Session
E M Rights of Denver was elected president of the Brotherhood of the Synod at the closing banquet in Pueblo. Deputies were called after two holdups robbed Onayman, a local scene noted during the synod gathering.
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Rights Heads Synod
Pueblo
E. M. Rights of
Denver
Brotherhood of the Synod
Rocky Mountain
Synod of
Larami
Daly Shea Company Sherman and Reed RMA Chapel
Daily business note shows Daly Shea Company in Sherman and Reed RMA Chapel handling routine operations. Limited readable context points to regional firms or offices with potential arbitration or management actions. No specific dates or outcomes.
Anaconda City Council to Create Electric Street Lighting District
The Anaconda city council held a regular meeting and adopted a resolution to create a special improvement district along Pine Walnut Fourth Park and Spruce streets from Fifth to Seventh, forming an electric street lighting and wiring project. The notice declares plans, estimated costs, and a public hearing date set for October.
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Tias
Cty Counci
Ity
Pand
Ain
Beyen Fraala
Ali Je
Gonstraceine Tia Atti Srete
Cana
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Cmusa
Arliamentary Union
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Methodists
Indorse Campaign For
Intermountain Union Endowment
Hill
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Mmedium
Church of Divine Healing
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Onayman
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Jermeya
Undertakers
Larry Duggan
North Maier Street
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Healt
Mulpoon
Muldoon, Wi
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Minnie Pitspatrick
Burlington Street
Daly Shea Company
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Park Street
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Core Richards
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