Rev Louis Patment faulted by Dry leaders in alleged kidnapping case
Danville Illinois May 29 Dry leaders claim Rev Louis R Patment has twice recognized in crowds the two men who dogged his footsteps during the Westville campaign and who are believed to have been implicated in the March 31 alleged kidnapping and holding him prisoner until found in an abandoned farm house near Columbia Monroe county Guards protected Rev Patment during travel to Chicago and a lake resort as he faces possible nervous collapse The grand jury will adjourn and no indictment is expected without stronger evidence from prosecutors
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Danville
Ill
Louis R. Patmont
Westville
Columbia
Monroe County
Wm. Patment
Chicago
Newark
N. J
Patment
Lewman
Grand Jury
Quake Won't Harm Panama Canal Says Experts
A strong quake shock was felt in Panama on May 29 lasting about half a minute with reports from Gatun Miraflores and Pedro Miguel. Isthmian canal commission experts say no extensive canal damage is possible from any recorded earthquake. only light shocks have occurred in its history.
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Panama
Gatun
Miraflores
Pedro Miguel
Canal
Washington
Isthmian Canal Commission
Panama Canal
Commission
War Department
Murderer Blows Off Head in Quick Shootings
In Deadwood South Dakota on May 29 Don Williams a Northwestern brakeman was killed on the Newell depot platform by a stranger named Ted Warner who then fled to an outhouse and killed himself with the same rifle Warner believed to be from Minnesota and thought insane Williams 26 single no motive known
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Deadwood
S. D
Don Williams
Northwestern
Here
Newell
Ted Warner
Minnesota
Williams
Warner
Autoing Party Struck Near Beloit
James Cox aged 50 was killed and Mrs Cox Mrs Edward Borchard and Miss Tillie Olsen all of Beloit were seriously injured when a Chicago and Northwestern train struck their automobile at a grade crossing in Janesville Wisconsin on May 29.
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Janesville
Wis
James Cox
Cox
Edward Borchard
Tillie Olsen
Beloit
Chicago & Northwestern
Hamel Rescue Report Declared Unfound
London May 29 The rumored rescue of Gustave Hamel the British aviator missing since his Saturday cross channel flight has been found entirely unfounded leaving no trace of his whereabouts from the English coast.
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Hamel
London
Gustave Hamel
English Channel
One Dead as Electrical Storm Hits Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh reports one death and several prostrations after a severe electrical storm on Wednesday. The thermometer reached 89 degrees and damage was noted across areas.
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Pittsburgh
Twenty six charged with murder in Fremont county case
Canon City, May 29. The Fremont county grand jury returned 16 true bills against 105 defendants for the Chandler mine riot on April 25 in which William King was killed. Twenty six charged with murder and 76 with rioting. Among those charged with murder are Mine Workers of America members and union officials led by Thos. Basten president of the Rockvale local.
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Canon City
Col
Fremont County Grand Jury
Chandler
William King
Mine Workers of America
Thos. Basten
Rockvale
Apple Boosters Urged for Montana Grown Fruit
Montana merchants and consumers should boost Montana grown apples says M J Haley. He cites thousands of boxes stored in Ravalli Flathead Carbon and other counties unsold while Oregon Washington and Idaho imports flood the state. Haley calls Montana apples the best in markets in Butte Great Falls Helena Billings Missoula and Bozeman. He notes his Western New York roots as context.
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Montana
M. J. Haley
Ravalli
Flathead
Carbon
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Mr. Haley
Butte
Great Falls
Helena
Billings
Missoula
Bozeman
New York State
Mississippi
Major Bank Merger Planned in Billings Montana
Billings State Bank Farmers and Traders Bank and Bank of Billings near final consolidation in Montana. A committee from each bank met to discuss details and form a three‑bank board of directors as plans proceed toward merger.
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Billings
Montana
Billings State Bank
Farmers' and Traders’ Bank
Bank of
Judith Basin Prospects Good for Stanford Area Crops
Stanford reports show crop conditions in the Judith basin are favorable with winter wheat unharmed and stands strong. A cool spring may delay harvest by a week or two, but ample soil moisture and hopes of rain keep grain prospects bright. Land interest rises with a 20 percent rise in crop acreage over last year trailing large inquiries to west side parcels.
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Judith Basin
Stanford
Montana Seventh Day Adventists to hold Helena camp meeting
Arrangements are nearing completion for the Montana Seventh Day Adventists annual convention in Helena. From June 11 to 21, Rev. N. E. Ernstrom and Dr. L. M. Rheem coordinate final plans for the camp meeting at Fifteenth Avenue and Rodney Street.
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Helena
Montana
Seventh Day Adventists
N. E. Ernstrom
Seventh Day Adventist Church
L. M. Rheem
Commercial Club
Fifteenth Avenue
Rodney Street
Montana Farmer Shot to Death in Legal Dispute
Alfred A. Oakes, a farmer near Mona in Glendive area, was shot and killed by Chauncey Gould, a cowboy, after a lawsuit term involving a restraining order. Gould rode to Sidney and surrendered following the shooting.
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Montana
Glendive
Alfred A. Oakes
Mona
Here
Chauncey Gould
Oakes
Gould
Sidney
Billings Girl Wins First in Panama Pacific Contest
Miss Frances Gilsdorf of Billings won first prize in the Panama-Pacific exposition contest in San Francisco, a fully paid trip to the fair. Elizabeth Hastings of Dillon took second, DeForest Graves of Butte third, Harriet Sanders of Helena fourth. The commission awarded second and third prizes due to close results, announced by Frank Hazelbaker.
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Billings
Dillon
Frances Gilsdorf
San Francisco
Elizabeth Hastings
DeForest Graves
Butte
Harriet Sanders
Helenz
Frank Hazelbaker
Three Billings Banks Merge Under Federal Reserve Act
Three eastern Montana banks the Farmers and Traders Bank the Billings State Bank and the Bank of Billings will consolidate to form a stronger organization under the federal reserve act. The new bank will have 150000 dollars in capital with A C Johnson of Helena president of the American National Bank in Helena as head.
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Butte
Billings
Montana
Bank of Billings
A. C. Johnson
Helena
American National Bank
Notice of Public Land Claims in Montana 1914
Two public land notices from Great Falls and Dupuyer Montana detail Desert and Homestead final proof filings. Raymond D Anderson of Dupuyer and Pauline Frey of Bynum appear with witnesses and dates for June 1914 filings. Notices list witnesses Armstrong Beitlich Roehner Williams and others.
Public Land Filing for 40 Acre Parcel in Montana
Charles E. White of Bynum Montana filed April 29 1914 to select under the 2306 Revised Statutes the NE Y% SE% of Section 3 Township 26 North Range 5 West Montana Meridian totaling 40 acres. Objections or protests due by June 24 1914 to the United States Land Office Great Falls Montana with affidavits of protest filed. R N Sutherlin Register. First pub May 6 Last June 17.
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United States Land Office
Great Falls
Mont
Charles E. White
Bynum
Montana
United States
Township
North
Range 5
Meridian
N. Sutherlin
Register
Notice for Public Sale of Desert Land Claim
Department of the Interior announces William P. Edgar of Chateau Montana will make final proof to establish his desert land claim Serial No 06007 for sections 10 in township 24 north range west in Montana. Final proof before U S Commissioner A C Warner at Chateau on July 6 1914. Other claimants listed include William B Black William Krofft Earl Yeager and Cecil D Yeager all of Chateau. First publication May 27.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Raymond D. Anderson
Dupuyer
Teton County
Township
Range
Meridian
Frank H. Wederden
U. S
M. Thomas Manix
Allison Garrett
Timothy Connor
Benson English
U.S. Land Office
Rollie J. Griffith
Bynum
A. C. Warner
Chateau
Adalaska Rowland
Robert Bitting
John Pickett
Clifford Pickett
Porter
R. N. Suthierlin
Register
U. S S
Mont
William P. Edgar
Sey
Township 24 North
Range & West
William B. Black
William Krofft
Earl Yeager
Cecil D. Yeager
Ron. Sutzerglin
Oliver C. Durland
Range 6 West
J. W. Shields
Conrad
Charles H. Wilcox
Archibald Williams
Henry Lubber
John Rohner
R.N. Sutherlin
Bridge Proposals for Cut Bank Creek Crossroad Open Bids
Teton county Montana invites sealed bids by 10 a m on June 1 4 1914 for a steel truss bridge across Cut Bank creek near Cut Bank Montana Bids must follow plans on file with C N Ward county surveyor Chateau Montana and include a 10 percent certified check to E D Forrest county treasurer Bid bond required and right to reject any or all bids reserved E C Garrett county clerk First pub May 13 Last June 3
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Sealec
Cut Bank Creek
Cut Bank
American Bridge Company
C. N. Ward
Chateau
Montana
E. D. Forrest
Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Memorial to McKinley Planned at Birthplace
Trustees of the National McKinley Birthplace Memorial Association decided to erect a $200000 memorial at William McKinley's birth place in Niles Ohio. The project aims to perpetuate his memory and includes a prize for the best architectural plans through a committee of the American Institute of Architects.
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McKinley
New York
William McKinley
Niles
Ohio
National McKinley Birthplace Memorial Association
John G. Milburn
American Institute of Architects
War Alarm is Passing
Secretary of War Garrison and his wife depart Washington for a several days stay in Atlantic City with assurances that no immediate danger or military tension is anticipated in the coming days.
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Washington
War Garrison
Atlantic City
Garrison
Refugee Ship Monterey Completes Mexican Refugee Run
The steamer Monterey sailed from Puerto Mexico to New Orleans with over 450 Americans aboard including 18 who had arrived from Mexico City. She will not stop at Vera Cruz again to pick up more Americans seeking U S return. The Monterey is the last chartered refugee ship in Mexican waters.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Monterey
New Orleans
Puerto
Mexico
W. W. Canada
United States
Military seize city before reporters Davis and Creelman
The text notes that United States forces have taken control of a city without waiting for the arrival of Richard Harding Davis and James Creelman of the New York Press. This hints at tension between military action and press coverage during the conflict.
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United States
Richard Harding Davis
James Creelman
New York Press
Roaming Man Sought Near Swamp In Chicago Area
A city man described as roaming near a swamp in the Chicago region was seen seeking a suitable building. Authorities note he recently purchased property and is actively looking to locate a choice site in the area.
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Chicago
News
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M. D
Choteau
E. Crawford
W. M. L. A. Foot
ODD Fellows
Chateau Lodge No. 11
Connor
I. W. Bateman
N.G. Chas
H. Connor
See’y
Szebekah
Choteau House
Wesben Ered
A. E. Rogers
Rocky Mountain Fire Insurance Co., of
Great Falls, Mont
Choteau Land @ Loan Co
Henry D. Robison
Jas
T. Robison
Sec
Teton County Abstract CO
Chateau House Choteau, Montana
J. E. Ritchey
Tf Conrad
Carrie'm. Verge
Louis
Patmont
Stranger
BIG Billings Bank
State Adventists
L. C. Smith & Bros
P. O
L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter Co
Wall St
Spokane, Wash
U. S. _Land Office
Pauline Frey
Township 27 North
Range G. West
M. S. Darling
Walter Armstrong
Albert Beitlich
John Roehner
R. N. Sutherlin
Orf ‘Malone & Truchot
E. C. Garrett
Hall
FF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Buyling Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Drugsaists
Taka Wall
Bakery
Soo Son
South Malin
T. A. Smith
Tont
Emerick, Photographer
Potomac
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