Mediation talks at Niagara Falls weigh Constitutionalists' role
Washington reports intensified talks on including the Constitutionalists in the mediation with Carranza delay. Jose Vasconcelas eyed as informant liaison while Vice Consul Silliman arrives in Mexico City easing one crisis amid ongoing discussions on U S and Huerta alignment.
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Washington
Niagara Falls
Jose Vasconcelas
General Carranza
Vasconcelas
Toronto
Carranza
John &. Silliman
Saltiflo
Mexico City
Saltillo
MacMillan
Silliman
United States
State Department
Admiral Mayo
Tampico
Miller
Ozulama
Ont
Huerta
Odd Ruling at Vera Cruz
Vera Cruz May 25 An odd situation shows the army cannot forcibly seize private property without owner consent even with compensation under War Department guidance. The military occupation of private premises against the owner’s wishes is prohibited.
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Vera Cruz
John J. Porter
War Department
Flathead Sets the Pace in Big Good Roads Day
Governor Samuel V. Stewart led a large good roads celebration in Kalispell and Flathead County. Residents organized countywide work crews, 18 plus workers, with women serving meals and schools closing for the event. The Flathead Motor Club and Kalispell Chamber of Commerce organized it with county cooperation.
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Kalispell
Samuel V. Stewart
Montana
Flathead County
Flathead Motor Club
Kalispell Chamber of Commerce
Board of County Commissioners
Butte Plans for Bankers Annual Meeting
Butte prepares for the State Bankers association gathering August 20 21 and 22 with A J Davis D J Charles and C C Swinborn coordinating speakers from eastern and coastal banks. Side trips entertain visitors from Montana while a tentative program outlines registrations business sessions and evening entertainments each day through Saturday’s officer election.
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Butte
State Bankers’ Association
A. J. Davis
D. J. Charles
C. C. Swinborn
Montana
Wool Conference To Discuss U. S. Wool Value
Montana wool growers show strong interest in a Washington conference on June 2 3 and 4 to examine manufacturing values of American wools and to standardize the wool clip. Topics include farm and ranch methods of handling wool foreign methods adaptation to American conditions and preventing damage by dogs and predators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Washington
Richland County vote totals in Dawson county split
Complete returns show Richland county carried by 394 for to 310 against in the segregated Dawson county area. In the county seat race Sidney led Enid and Lambert with 127 to 210 over the others. J. P Meaders defeated incumbent J. M. Boardman for state senator.
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Richland County
Miles City
Dawson County
Sidney
Enid
Lambert
J. P Meaders
J. M. Boardman
Montana high school boys force apology at G A R meeting
Missoula Montara high school boys resented an insult about Civil War veterans. They captured the indiscreet individual and forcibly escorted him into a Garden City G A R meeting to compel an apology, creating an unwritten chapter in the veterans encampment lore.
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Missoula
Montara
Garden City
Notice of Desert Land Final Proof for Dupuyer MT
Department of the Interior gives notice that Raymond D. Anderson of Dupuyer Montana has filed for Final Proof to claim the Northeast quarter of Section 15 Township 27 North Range 8 West Montana. The proof is set for June 6, 1914 before U S Commissioner H Pederhen at Dupuyer. Witnesses: M Thomas Manix Allison Garrett Timothy Connor Benson English all of Dupuyer. RN N Sutherlin Register. First pub May 6 last June 3.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Raymond D. Anderson
Dupuyer
Teton County
Township
Range
Meridian
Rank H. Pederhen
U. S
M. Thomas Manix
Allison Garrett
Timothy Connor
Benson English
Sutherlin
Register
Notice for Public Sale of Homestead Claim in Montana
Land Office Great Falls Montana May 11 1914 Pauline Frey of Bynum Montana filed intent to make final three year proof to establish a claim to Homestead and Additional Homestead entries Nos 021323 020070 for N half S half W half NW quarter section 21 5 percent NEY section 20 township 27 north range 6 west Montana Meridian before M S Darling US Commissioner Conrad Montana June 19 1914 Walter Armstrong Conrad Albert Beitlich John Roehner Archibald Williams Bynum R N Sutherlin Register First pub May 13 last June 17
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Department of the Interior
U. S
M. S. Darling
Conrad
Montana
Walter Armstrong
Albert Beitlich
John Roehner
Archibald Williams
Bynum
Land Office Notice of Homestead Application in Montana
Charles E. White of Bynum Montana filed in the Great Falls land office on April 28 1914 an application to select 40 acres in NE of SE Section 3 Township 26 N Range 5 W Montana Meridian under the 2306 statutes. Adverse claimants or objectors must file affidavits of protest by June 24 1914. RN 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
Range
Meridian
Sutherlin, Register
Land Office Notice of Final Proof in Chateau Montana
Land Office at Great Falls Montana May 20 1914 William P Edgar of Chateau Montana desert land entry serial 06007 for SEY SW AYWY SEY section 10 township 24 north range 6 west Montana meridian files intent to make final proof to establish claim before A C Warner US Commissioner Chateau Montana on July 6 1914. Claimant names witnesses William B Black William Krofft Warl Yeager Cecil D Yeager all of Chateau Montana RN SUTTERLIN Register First pub May 27 last July 1.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Mont
William P. Edgar
Chateau
Montana
Township
Range 6
Meridian
A. C. Warner
U. S
Ames
William B. Black
William Krofft
Warl Yeager
Cecil D. Yeager
Sutiterlin
Register
U.S. Land Office
Paul Erickson
Bynum
Range 5 West
United States Land Office
Louis Erickson
Martin Larson
Ole Wagnild
Farmington
Paul I. Haugen
R. N. Suthierlin
Bridge Proposals for Cut Bank Creek Near Cut Bank Montana
Sealed proposals for a steel truss bridge across Cut Bank creek near Cut Bank Montana are invited by the Board of County Commissioners. Bids due 10 am Sunday in June 1914 with 10 percent certified check, 20 ton live load, plans on file with County Surveyor C N Ward Chateau Montana, right to reject bids.
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Cut Bank Creek
Cut Bank
American Bridge Company
C. N. Ward
Chateau
Montana
K. D. Forrest
Board of County Commissioners of
Teton County
Rainy day rain check turned into smiles for Mrs Blossom
A Baltimore Sun item notes Mrs Blossom with a cheerful mood as she heads downtown to spend a rain check given to her by Mr Blossom after he cried.
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Mrs. Blossom
Mr. Blossom
Baltimore Sun
Export of 23 Million Feet of Movie Film Shocks New York Press
The New York Press notes with blunt wit that the nation shipped 23 million feet of movie film abroad in a single month, saying the count evokes little regret despite dramatic export growth.
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New ‘York
Proclamation Issued by Governor Alderson and Officers
The document announces a proclamation issued by Governor A. M. Alderson with Secretary of State and Deputy signatures. First publication May 6 and last May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Alderson
Copeland C. Burg
War profiteers accused of inflating circulation
A Springfield Republican remark labels wartime publishers as engaging in the devil's own business to swell newspaper circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Republican
Hobson Loses Out as New Naval Heroes Rise in Chicago News
Richard Fearson Hobson is outpaced by a newer generation of naval figures highlighted by Chicago News. The piece contrasts past leadership with emerging exemplars shaping maritime service.
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Richard Fearson Hobson
Chicago News
Mystery Grave Inscription Sparks Wry Rediscovery
In a cemetery scene a line notes a grave misattribution as someone says the inscription reads Mrs. Hardup while the tombstone is for a man. The exchange hints at a family name reversal or joke about ownership of final resting places.
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Wiss
Hardup
Gillis
Puck
Advertising pants and babies sign shocks doctor son
After hours the doctor chats with his son William about his day. The boy proudly says he advertised “Stamwood” pants and his babies from Dr White, revealing a cheeky sign. The exchange highlights a humorous mischief from the Sunday Magazine excerpt.
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William Advertising
Tom Stanwood
Stamwood
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