Short Circuit In New York Sub Creates Panic
A subway short circuit 30 feet underground in Manhattan near Grand Central caused a panic injuring about 100 passengers on an eastside six car train. Emergency crews treated 86 victims at makeshift stations as lights failed and doors jammed, with several women hurt by falls and glass.
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New York
Grand Central Terminal
Bronx
Middle
Lower Manhattan
Forty-first Street
Harry Post
Post
Butte High Sprints To Lead In Missoula Track Events
Butte High led Missoula track events as teams battled hard though no records fell. In the 220 final C Hagen Stevensville edged Bergin Billings and Wonwoarth Stevensville. Renn Hamilton won the 440 dash with Whitehall’s White close behind and Thompson Sweet Grass third. Clark Great Falls led the half mile but Parker Flathead outran Moritz Moore for second.
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Gallatin County
Moore
Anaconda
Lockett
Sand Coulee
Whitefish
Belfry
Wolf Point
Beaverhead
Hardin
Havre Klein
Missoula
Carbon ‘County
Manhattan
Superior
C. Hagen
Stevensville
Parker
Flathead
Moritz
French Cabinet Moves To Settle War Debts In Debate
Paris May 15 The cabinet backed Caillaux and Briand to prepare for a settlement of French war debts and ordered early negotiations. Officials said talks may begin within 15 days but a definite proposal awaits the 1925 budget vote to see if Dawes plan receipts can be used for debt settlement and reconstruction.
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Paris
Caillaux
Briand
D’orsay
Ministry of Finance
France
Dawes
Interior
Exterior
Earthquakes Added To Life Risks In East
The New York Times reports a Boston engineering economics foundation study showing eastern cities face earthquake risk. Since 1924 eight shocks have hit North America, with potential magnitude eight events in New York and Boston made ground, housing, pipelines, fires, and panic possible.
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New York
United States
Engineering-Economics Foundation of
Boston
New York Times
North America
Birtley F. Mather
Harvard University
Chief Justice Taft Urges Chamber of Commerce Growth
In Washington on May 20 Chief Justice Taft urged formation and growth of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. He spoke at the dedication of its new headquarters calling business leaders to inform the public and form active opinion for governmental decisions and reform in business conduct.
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Washington
Taft
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Large Mining Merger Closed At Salt Lake
A historic western mining merger in Salt Lake City combines Park Utah Mining, Park City Mining and Smelting, Ontario Silver Mining, and Daly Mining over 406 acres in Park City. The merged firm, Park-Utah Consolidated Mines, will own about 150 miles of underground workings and list on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Salt Lake City
Western Mining
Park City District
Park Utah Mining Company
Park City Mining and Smelting Company
Ontario Silver Mining Company
Daly Mining Company
Ontario
Park City
United States
George Hearst
Park
Utah
Virgin Territory
Consolidated Interests
J. O. Elton
International Smelting Company
Adolph G. E. Hanke
New York
Charles Lange
Cincinnati
Otto Luedeking
William Wraith
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
George W. Lambourn
Park-Utah
Moylan C. Fos
Park- Utah Companys
Park City Mining and Smelting Comany
Park-Utah Company
Park City Mining and Smelting
Othe Daly
Park- Utah Company
Daly
Park-Utah Mining Company
Park-Utah Consolidated Mines Company
New York Stock Exchange
Fishing season opens as May 21 starts local season
The open fishing season begins today May 21 with no restrictions on locations. Also notes include visits by postal inspector Cooney of Great Falls and various summer guests and local social events. Mrs Elizabeth Clark of Livingston dies after illness. funeral details given. A silver wedding anniversary at Howie on the Sweet Grass honors Mr and Mrs Bud Hanson with gifts and well wishes.
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Cooney
Great Falls
W. A. Clark
Big Timber
Livingston
Livingston Daily Enterprise
Elizabeth Clark
Clark
West Park Street
Christian Science
Mountain View
Montana
Glendive
George
Amber
North Dakota
Horace McWhirk
F. McAuliffe
Mandan
N. D
Bud Hanson
Howie
Sweet Grass
Ida Rostad
Lohengrin
Campbell Bucks Trip East To Stand Trial
Campbell Buckle plans to resist removal to Washington DC for trial on a conspiracy charge with Senator Wheeler and E Booth over oil permit fraud. A bench warrant was issued in Washington May 14. Gordon Campbell’s counsel says the defense challenges indictment validity and alleged offense and will seek Supreme Court review if needed. Wanted reliable cook for family. Melville, Mont.
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Great Falls
Mont
Washington, D.C
K. Wheeler
Booth
Interior Department
Gordon Campbell
S. C. Ford
Campell
Campbell
Wheeler
Washington
Ford
Mr. Ford
Supreme Court of the United States
Noted Pioneer Dies Near Century Limit
Dr. B F Bembrick dies at 97 in Toston Montana after a long life as a pioneer settler. He arrived in 1864 and hunted buffalo to supply state stations, later running cattle and horses on a Crow Creek valley ranch. Funeral Friday at 2 pm with Associate Justice Albert J Galen to deliver the eulogy.
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Yoston
Montana
B. F. Bembrick
Doctor Bembrick
Dr. Bembrick
Crow Creek Valley
Toston
Legislative Assembly
Broadwater County
Bembrick
Albert J. Galen
Judge Galen
Galen Home
Bembrick Place
Missouri
Albert Galen
Tost
Lulu Brembrick
Lizzie Johnson
A. B. Bennett
Bozeman
Benjamin F. Bembrick, Jr
Three Forks
James Bembrick
Food Sale by the Homeland Circle
A homeland circle hosts a food sale on Saturday May 23 at the Montana Power Company location. Proceeds support community initiatives.
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Homeland Circle
Montana Power Co
Patterson Team Leads In Predatory Contest
The predatory animal contest shows Patterson team Magpies leading with 1162 magpie eggs and 2227 crows plus other animals totaling 338-140 points. The opposing team, Henry team Magpies, has 813 magpie eggs and a list of animals including owls, hawks, badgers, coyotes, bobcats, weasels, skunks, woodchucks, and prairie dogs for a combined 35 660 points. The contest closes May 31.
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B. FF. Henry
I. R. Patterson
Sentence of Death Is Given Boy Of Fifteen
In Pottsville Pennsylvania 15 year old William Cavalier was sentenced to death in the electric chair for the murder of his grandmother. He confessed to the robbery killing last September and remains in juvenile detention. His lawyers will appeal to the state supreme court for a new trial and then to the board of pardons. The boy remained calm and said he would have friends to save him.
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Pottsville
William Cavalier
Cavalier
State Supreme Court
Board of Pardons
Pardon Board
Koch
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Vanderbilt
Commodore
Murray Hill
Park Avenue
Grand Central Station
Butte High
East
Gilda Trio
Delta Pearls
Bailey & Lamb
Salt Lake
Boulder
Robert Brownlee
The
Evelyn Watson
Chicago
Emma Cook
Yellowstone Trail
Boulder Bridge
N. E. Oliver
J. W. Norton
Long Beach
Calif
Senator McDonnell
Harlowton
Norton & Lyons
W. H. Donald
Melville
Mr. Donald
California
Campbell Bucks
Melville, Mont
Belrobe
Patterson
Arro
J.J. Lacklen CO
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