O'Shaughnessey Returns From Mexico City to Vera Cruz
Nelson O Shaughnessey American charge arrives in Vera Cruz with family and staff from Mexico City. He boards the battleship Minnesota as trains run with flags of truce. Escorted transfer includes Major Corona and Mexican troops amid reports of restricted exits from Vera Cruz authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nelson
O’shaughnessey
Mexico City
Shanklin
Huse
Fletcher
P. Todd
General Maas
Burnside
Rowan
Parker
McKenna
General Corona
Vera Cruz
Munerta
Wuse
Corona
Huerta
Shaughnessey
Local Marriage Licenses Issued In District Clerk’s Office
Zephyrin I. Chabre 30 and Mabel McDougall 18 of Kevin receive licenses. Henry L. Bergland 32 of Brady wed Elizabeth Nelson 25 of Sollid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zephyrin I. Chabre
Mabel
Henry L. Bergland
Brady
Elizabeth Nelson
Sollid
Lane rescinds 80 acre relinquishment order for Montana settlers
Secretary Lane of the Interior rescinded the 80 acre relinquishment requirement on 160 acre holdings under the Great Falls reclamation project. The change, urged by local residents and commercial bodies, delays enforcing the May 1 1914 deadline until water service is ready, per a message transmitted by Controller W A Ryan and released by Acting Supervising Engineer Charles P Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Franklin K. Lane
Interior Department
Washington
W. A. Ryan
Reclamation Service
Great Falls
Charles P. Williams
Reclamation
Ort Shaw
Mont
Lane
United States
United States Land Office
Cory i
Toole County Created and Shelby Named County Seat
Toole county was formed by voters with a large majority and Shelby chosen as county seat. Reports from Shelby suggest officer elections may be in doubt, but Democrats and progressives appear represented among officers. Shelby is jubilant over the vote.
Ruling Lets Farmers Hold 80 Acres Until Water Access
The Sun River country hails a secretary action allowing farmers holding land to keep 80 acres until they secure water, a privilege for those retaining land. The ruling promises relief as local growers express gratitude for the extended landholding right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun River
Schedule for Examinations for State Certificates
Thursday morning April 30 Cram in ar physiology and reading afternoon Geography history and civics Friday morning Arithmetic spelling theory and art Afternoon Physical geography algebra and school management Saturday morning Literature physics geometry and cycology Anyone desiring to take examinations for state certificates may do so at this time Eighth grade examinations will be held on May 20 and 21
Civil actions filed with Clerk James Gibson
The past week saw civil actions filed including Miskaivaka Mfg Co versus Kleese on a debt claim and Empire Lumber Co against J Patrick and C KK Fitzpatrick on debt. Nelson Jenks Coal Co pursued judgments against Sam T Griffith and M E Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gibson
Miskaivaka Mfg. Co
Kleese
Empire Lumber Co
J. Fitzpatrick
C. KK. Fitzpatrick
Nelson-Jenks Coal Co
Sam’ T. Griffith
M. EE. Morton
Teton County High Announces Carnival and Commencement Plans
Invitations for the Kresh wan social in the auditorium Friday night call for a May carnival with guests bringing pennies for carnival odds and ends. The program includes a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. McMahan on May 10 at 3:30 p.m. and a track team lineup for Great Falls meet featuring McDonald Parker Trescott Jefferson Golding. The declamation contest crowned Lewis Bouma, with Denzel McDonald and Gladys Whitacre placing second and third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMahan
First Methodist Church
T Cc. H. S
Great Falls
Denzel McDonald
Victor Parker
Chester Trescott
Walter Jefferson
Omer Golding
McDonald
Parker
Jefferson
Golding
Heires
J. G. Bair
Rhoads
Lewis Bouma
New South
Missoula
Gladys Whitacre
Declamatory Contest Showcases Teton County High Talent
Friday night high school declamatory contest carried Supt M C Dietrich and judges in charge as seven contestants, five boys and two girls, vied for honors. Louis Bouma first Denzil McDonald second Gladys Whitacre third. Miss Rosie Kirsch unable to participate due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denzil McDonald
Gladys Whitacre
M. C. Dietrich
Katherine Heires
J.G. Bair
H.T. Rhoads
Rom
Teton County High School
Rosie Kirsch
Reds and Blues Claimed Winners in Church Club Feast
The First M. E. Sunday school hosted a Reds versus Blues membership and attendance contest. The Blues served a full chicken dinner led by Mrs. John Holland after the tally showed 66 diners. Laughter and games followed with duets and a musical guessing round before all sang familiar tunes and the Reds thanked the Blues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.te
John Holland
Phil
Cole
Bair
Mr. Green
Miss Hansen
Nelson
Reds
Public notice of land order reading township and section details
The order was made public Saturday though the official copy reached the city Thursday when the register and receiver received the order printed above. The land description includes multiple townships ranges and sections with various fractional quarters noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township 21
Range
Sey
NY SW
Township 22
Caller's Exasperation Sparks Brief Exchange in Washington Herald
A blunt telephone exchange in the Washington Herald shows an excitable caller demanding the caller’s identity while the other party declines to reveal who is speaking, highlighting a terse moment in wartime press chatter.
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Washington Herald
Nogales Border Tense As Rebels and Federals Clash
In Nogales Arizona on April 27 the Obregon Carranza notes reveal push and pull with federal commander at Guaymas. Rebels and federals total 21 000 in Sonora and Sinaloa, rail lines could push into the United States, prompting an emergency border brigade of local merchants. Governor Muaytorena urges loyalty and restraint while Carranza discusses Veracruz with Washington.
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Nogales
Ariz
Obregon
Carranza
Guaymas
P. Tellez
United States
Sonora
Sinola
Mazatland
Culiacan
Hermonsido
Tenth
United States Cavalry
Pacific Ocoast
Mexico
Jose M. Muaytorena
Camry
Republic
Vera Cruz
Washington
General Order Sets May 1 1914 Train Exchanges
The order details exchanges of ranais and goods between Limington Montana and Power R R routes. It lists daily except Sunday train 239 from Great Falls to Limington and train 467 Power to Limington, along with Power Bynum trains 367 368 and routes Limington to Power to Bilings and Shelby via Power Bynum train 368.
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Ranais
Limington
Montana
Paiva
Sweet Grass
Great Falls
Lynam R. R
Power
Bynum
Immigrant Declarations Listing Danish Norse Names in Choteau
Declarations of intention recorded for Nels Johansen andreas Petersen Agerskav from Denmark and Hilmar Kristoffer Waage from Norway, all residents of Choteau. The entries list native origins and current town of residence as part of naturalization preliminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Johansen
Denmark
Choteau
Andreas Petersen Agerskav
Hilmar Kristoffer Waage
Norway
Methodist Revival Services Scheduled This May
Rev Mc Mahan of the First Methodist will launch a revival series on Friday night May 1 followed by Rev J A Martin of Great Falls preaching Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs Charles L Bovidge of Helena will assist next week. Services are Sunday at 10 30 am and 7 45 pm with week night meetings at 7 45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMahan
First Methodist
J. A. Martin
Great Falla
Helena
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Toole County
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Methodist Notes
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American Medical Association
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