Tragic Wreck Drowns Bride and Girl Near Convict Road
A car plunged from the Convict Road east of Livingston into the Bighorn River during a camping trip. The bride, eight months pregnant, and a young girl died, while Mrs Zeller and a Zacher child survived with injuries. Rescue crews recovered the girl’s body after locating the crushed vehicle downstream.
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and Ee Coit
Percy F. Robsho
Kdy
McClarty
Zeller
Eaasa
Zacher
Livingston
Court restrains Mary A Murray in notes case
June 22. A temporary restraining order prevents Mary A Murray of Francisco from disposing of notes valued at millions. Judge Trout ruled in the Murray estate suit that she was not served with legal papers and that the notes are claimed as personal property of the estate. The temporary order remains under argument while executor I K Brown seeks permanent relief.
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Francisco
Mary A. More
James A. Murray
T. M. Trout
I. K. Brown
Wlate
Miss Murray
Murray
R. Murray
Temtes
Treat
Brown
Service Man Arrested After Large Amount Stolen
A man from the Montana Idaho area was arrested by federal agents after attempting to flee with a large sum of money. The suspect surrendered following a pursuit involving the Country Club Youth House.
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Dane
Montana
Idaho
Fedptic
V. Foster
Funeral Held For Marda Bishop At Congregational Church
Funeral services for Marda Bishop were conducted at the Congregational church at 4 p m last Thursday with Rev Marsel officiating. The church was crowded as friends paid tribute to a beloved figure. Interment followed at Mountain View. Bishop born June 12 1904 in Logansport Indiana moved west as a child and was valedictorian of her high school class. She joined the church on Mothers Day after baptism and public school years.
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Marda
Congregational Church
Marsell
Harold Vébilen
Signa Bailey
George Rhodes
D. V. Higbie
Seavers
Oere
Dancea
Solberg
Louie“ Claiborn
Will"Stoert
Johan Rostad
Clarence Reis
Mountain View
Marsélf
Marda’ Pearl Bishop
Logansport
Ind
Lloyd George Opens Imperial Conference Talks On Arms Limitation
Prime Minister Lloyd George outlines Anglo Japanese relations and urges discussion with the United States on armament limits. He stresses sea power as vital to Britain Australia and New Zealand, and praises dominion loyalty while noting German disarmament progresses and ongoing issues in Silesia and the Near East.
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London
Lloyd- George
United States
America
Lloyd-George
Japan
Great Britain
Pacific Ocean
Far East
China
Pacific
United Kingdom
Australia
New Zeland
Dominions
India
Mr. Lloyd-George
Former Melville Lady Dies in Havre
Mrs Daily Johnson formerly Mary Veasey died yesterday in Havre after appendicitis operations. Survived by husband Frank Johnson son of Mrs D A Johnson Helena. daughter Helen three. sisters Mrs Al Holter Silver Star Mrs Pat Kelly and Mrs Roy Osborn Melville. Funeral in Havre today then burial at Forestvale Helena via Great Northern arrival at 11 42 a m.
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Helena
Frank Johnson
Daily Johnson
Havre
Mary Veasey
Mr. Johnson
D. A. Johnson
al Holter
Silver Star
Pat Kelly
Roy Osborn
Melville
Johnson
Great Northern
Forestvale Cemetery
Borah Naval Bill Headed to House After Conferees Reach Agreement
Washington today reports a conference plan to raise the navy bill by about ninety million dollars of the Senate total and allow a direct vote on the Borah disarmament amendment. House members may back a smaller naval personnel figure while discussing disarmament approaches with Porter and Harding policies.
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Washington
Senate
House
Paval Aviation
Harding
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Johnson Bill Targets Women Smokers In Public Places
Washington June 20 A bill by Representative Johnson Democrat would fine women who smoke in public places 25 dollars for a first offense and 100 dollars for a second. Provisions also apply to proprietors of public places such as dining rooms cafes theaters elevators and streets.
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Washington
Johnson
Publie
Mrs Lura H Allan Dies After Apoplexy At 72
Mrs Lura H Allan longtime Maine resident died at the Whitney home after apoplexy Thursday evening funeral services were held Monday at the home with Rev C P Burnett presiding pallbearers included H O Kellogg C N Skillman G H Howard F R Hickman Lew Webb and C C Nelson she was active in social work and led the local Red Cross during World War I prior to moving with the Whitneys to California then returning to Maine recently she was 72 and credited with strengthening the county Red Cross chapter.
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Lura H. Allan
A. Whitney
Whitney
Episcopal
C. P. Burnett
Mountain View
H. O. Kellogg
C. N. Skillman
G. H. Howard
F. R. Hickman
Lew Webb
C. C. Nelson
Maine
California
of the American Red Cross
Federation of Labor backs government ownership of railroads
In Denver on June 22 the American Federation of Labor reaffirmed support for government ownership and democratic operation of railroads. It directed its executive council to draft legislation granting workers equal rights with capital in regulated enterprises, approving the resolutions committee’s action to strike out a portion of the resolution.
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Denver
Colo
American Federation of Labor
Livestock Freight Rates Questioned Before Commission
Livestock shippers and others seek relief from high rates as the Interstate Commerce Commission schedules oral argument for July 15. John Benton, counsel for the National Association of Railway Commissioners, says cattle from Montana to Chicago face freight costs up to 19.2 percent of selling price. states push for rate reductions.
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Washington, ’ Jane
Interstate’ ‘Commerce
Commission For
Montana
Chicago
John ‘Benton
National Association’ of ‘Railway
States
Datta
Frank P Fox Guest at Fish Hatchery Dinner
The Big Timber dinner, staged by the Sweet Grass County Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture and the Big Timber Rod and Gun Club, drew 154 guests. Frank P Fox spoke on oil prospects, pledged matching donations, and urged solid land leases to back a fish hatchery site project.
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Sweet Grass
County Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture
Big Timber Redend Gun. Club
T. K. Baker
Rmasner Iin
E. L. Frang
Rod and Gan Club
Frank P. Fox
Billings
Hunters
Frang
L. F. Douthett
A. P. O'Leary
Clark McKenzie
Percy F. Robertson
Will Churchill
J. J. Lacklen
E. R. Patterson
C. A. Caulkins
Frank
Henry
John
Hruza
A. Whitney
Butte School Superintendent Selection Under Way
Mrs. Julia Rogers chairing the education committee says a successor to Superintendent Maddock has not been settled yet. The field remains open with applicants from across the region and candidates including Big Timber's former high school teacher Prof. William H. Clark among those considered.
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Anaconda Standard
Maddock
Butte
Julia Rogers
Clark
State Board Refuses
Montana state board rejects proposed schedule changes for the 6 week period. Officials indicate no approval for the revised timetable presented in Helena. No further action announced.
Senate Accepts House Compromise On Army Bill
The senate voted to recede from its amendments and accept the house conferees' compromise on the army appropriation bill totaling about 328 million dollars. It approves reducing the army to 190000 enlisted personnel for the next fiscal year, with acceptance "under personal protest." A separate naval bill and Borah amendment on a British Japanese U.S. conference are referenced, to be brought to the house for a vote.
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Washington
Senate
House
Aeneas
Wealaworth
Coummittea
Calla
Great Britain
Ja‘pan
United States
Opening of Northern Parliament with King and Queen at Belfast
The King opened the northern parliament in Belfast accompanied by Queen Mary. He wore an admiral’s uniform and the blue Order of the Garter sash. The Queen appeared pale and nervous in a satin gown without insignia.
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Belfast
Queen Mary
Theing
Order of the Garter
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King’s
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Egstone
Ed Zeller
Elmira Acher
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Zel
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Rerina
Mer
Oregon
Heil
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Weed
Federation of Labor
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Broder
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Prof
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