World and Nation News Roundup With Notable Events
The bulletin lists diverse items from several cities: Augustus Koenig, Philadelphia magnate, is dead. Chicago’s 1920 population is 2,703,212. 13 Chinese nationals are ordered deported from Tarpon Springs. Other notes include legal actions, labor movements, and notable crimes and inquiries across New York, St. Louis, Paris, and beyond.
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Philadelphia
Augustus” Koenig
Washington
Bureau
Chicago
Tampa
Tarpon Springs
New York
Supreme Court
Institute For Industrial and Technical Aid
St. Louis
Pullman
San Francisco
Dominick Henry
Tenderloin
Paris
Fiume
Baton Rouge
State Assembly
Senate
Budapest
Bela Kun
Ogden
William Howard
Brigham City
Seattle
Nome
Victoria
Montreal
George S. Malapert
St. Vincent de Pan
Victor von Schiegell
Viola Krause
Joseph
Elwell
No Rest No Peace From Distressing Kidney Pain
Helena resident H Travis reports long back pain and urinary discomfort eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He describes severe nights, limited mobility, and relief after three boxes, urging others to try the same remedy from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
H. Travis
Getchel St
Helena
Mont
Doan
Helena Pioneers Recalled In Tales Of Broadwater Poker Night
United States Marshal C L Vawter in Tanana Alaska recounts a 1889 Broadwater hotel poker game in Helena with Colonel Lambeth Jack Fisk Henry Brabamer Bill Bach and others. He recalls Watty Watson losing 500 and walking home as streetcars stopped, plus Vigilance era scenes and Beattie’s boastful threat.
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Helena
Last Chance Gulch
John Randolph Watson
Broadwater
Watson
C. L. Vawter
United States
Tanana
Alaska
Vawter
Watty
Broadwater Hotel
Colonel Broadwater
Colonel Lambeth
Missouri
Jack Fisk
Henry Bramaber
Bill Bach
Henry Brataber
W. C. Gillette
Main Street
Dan Flowerree
Matt Carroll
Broadway
Travis Brothers
Vigilance Committee
Alex Beattie
Federal Court
Alex
Montana
Standish Corner
Camden
N. J
Court verdict in Amend case shocks Montana district court
In Billings a district court jury found Henry Amend guilty of assault in the second degree for shooting and wounding Ung Fawn, a Chinese man, after Amend claimed self defense when confronted in the Chinese quarter. He testified he sought two girls and the man reached for his hip pocket.
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Lewistown
Odd Fellows
Billings
Henry
Amend
Ung Fawn
Hgs
Seattle
Wendell Berger
Dewey Jessena
Mullen
Idaho
John Rier
Spokane
Emmett O’sullivan
Harlowton
Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs
Montana
E. S. Paxson
Custer
Yellowstone
Neil Penny
Mid-Northern
Mid-West
Decker-Collins
R. C. Main
Yellowstone County
Nashua
American Legion
Great Falls
Census Bureau
Miles City
Frank Ridenour
Yellowstone River
J. P. Burns
Yeggs
Kaffara Lumber Company
Sand Couléé
Butte
Helena
H. l. Cummings
Washington, D. C
Fort Harrison
Old Fort
Helen G. Fredericks
Missoula
Supreme Court
Frank D. Jennings
Bancroft
Northern Pacific Railway
C. D. Greenfield
State Normal School
Dillon
Plimton
Forsyth
Montana towns report measles and spotted fever cases
Weekly Health Report Billings in Montana records a Rocky Mountain spotted fever case to the state health board. Beaverhead county reports 78 new measles cases for the week, with a total of 144 new cases reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Montana
Rocky Mountain
State Board of Health
Beaverhead County
Numerous help wanted ads across Spokane and Montana
Classified notices advertise labor, telegraphy training, auto repair, business opportunities, character analysis, and photography services. Listings include Pacific Telegraph Institute Spokane, Inland Garage Spokane, W Hoyld Spokane, Burkburnett Texas investment, Butte College Telegraphy, Helena adjustment Co, Wheeler Drug Great Falls, and photographic shops in Butte Lewistown.
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Westmore Agency
Old National Bank
Spokane
Wash
Pacific Telegraph Institute
Washington
Inland Garage
Main Av
W. Hoyld
Howard St
Burkburnett
Texas
Butte College Telegraphy
Butte
F. G. Riordan
Riverside Ave
KODAK
Eastman
Measles Spread Across State as Outbreaks Rise
Measles reported from all sections of the state, with scattered cases. Glendive records nine smallpox cases and Great Falls reports nine scarlet fever cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendive
Great Falls
Canned milk praised for summer convenience and economy
The article extols canned milk as the ideal summer staple due to its long shelf life and cool serving qualities. It highlights farm practicality, cost efficiency, and consistent purity, noting its use in drinks, desserts, dressings, and cooking, with benefits for families and cooks alike.
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Dry Gulch
William Julius
Julius
Jesse Armitage
Himeteies
Poe
Erates
Montane Newspaper Association
Nile
C. S. Lamberson
National Purely Co
Helena Adjustment CO
Helena, Ont
Hodnck
Minneapolis
Kimble Motor
Shields River
J. W. Hefferlin
Livingston, Mont
Columbus
Ed Cardwell
BH. B. Thayer
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co
Elk, Wash
Missouri River
Adams Realty Co
Three Forks
Hillyard
Republic
North Dakota
C. M. Gilbertson
Bantry
P. O
Helmville
Good Farm
John J. Black
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Holding & Royalty Co
Central Avenue
Yfrary Burlingame
Bonesteel State Bank
Bonesteel
South Dakota
R.A. Jackson
Rambouuillet and Stock Farm
Dayton
SRHH
Ared, Davis & CO
Detroit
Mich
Darsh & Greenfield Company
Colfax
Clark W.W. Allen
Big Timber
Clark W. Allen
Schrock
Sudan
Liberty Bonds
Bareler Seed Co
Russell
Kansas
Robert L. Rowell
P. Kimble
Kimble
Fred
Ralph Hyde
Minna St
California
Morrison
W. Holden
Alameda
Cal
B. Ball
Oakland
Calif
California Street
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Ment
Tout & McCarthy
Presa
Optometrist
Optician
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