Lenin reportedly suffers stroke in Berlin Soviet circles
Berlin reports state Nikolai Lenin, premier of the Russian Soviet government, suffered a stroke. Maxim Letvinoff Karl Radek and other Soviet leaders left for Moscow. Other items note Seattle official Richard Bal linger death Pittsburg society figure Lillian Moore deportations and various crime and political notes.
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Berlin
Nikolai’ Lenin
Maxim Letvinoff
Karl Radek J
Moscow
Seattle
Richard A. Ballinger
Taft
Pittsburg
Lillian Russell Moore
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburg Leader
New York
Probst
Pittsburg Society
Bradstreets
Montana Pioneer Charles W. Cook to Head Society Meeting in Missoula
At the thirty ninth annual meeting of the Society of Montana Pioneers in Missoula August 24 25 and 26 Charles W Cook of White Sulphur Springs will preside. Born February 1839 in Maine he crossed the plains to reach Diamond City and became a pioneer wool grower. His 1869 Yellowstone excursion with David E Folsom helped inspire the Washburn expedition and the park’s creation.
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Society of Montana Pioneers
Missoula
Society
Charles W. Cook
White Sulphur Springs
David E. Folsom
Peterson
Yellowstone
Yellowstone Lake
Firehole
Washburn
Congress
Cook
Montana
Waldo County
Maine
Missouri
Omaha
Denver
Virginia City
Diamond City
Confederate Gulch
Territory
Vast cave of wonders found in Little Belt Mountains
Deputy Forest Supervisor Adolph Weholt and companions explored a newly praised cave in the Little Belt mountains about 45 miles from Great Falls. They described a vast underground cathedral with stalactites and coral colored formations, a potential tourist landmark awaiting a marker and public access.
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Little Belt Mountains
Great Falls
Adolph Wehold
Montana
Weholt
E. L. Sommerville
Earnest Seigling
Broadwater Hotel to Open for Season June 16
The Broadwater Hotel in Helena will reopen June 16 for the season. Founder Colonel Charles A. Broadwater established it as a tourist stop between Glacier and Yellowstone. under new managers Mr and Mrs J R Gleason, it aims to attract visitors with popular, affordable rates and scenic trips from Helena.
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Helena
Charles A. Broadwater
Yellowstone Park
Glacier Park
Broadwater
J. R. Gleason
Montana
Northwest
Various Montana Local Notes From May Weather and Crime
May reports show Havre rye 380 inches tall with promising growth near Harlem while a Thompson Falls court sentenced J. J. O Malley and James M Gale to 15 to 30 years for robbery. Anaconda anglers flocked to Georgetown Lake, Circle noted May 6.08 inches rainfall, Great Falls moved a house 80 miles in 60 hours, and Pipestone Springs hotel burned near Butte with $40,000 loss.
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Havre
Red Cross
Harlem
Arnold Undi
Missouri
J. J. O'Malley
James M. Gale
Thompson Falls
James M. Self
Gus Erickson
Perma
Anaconda
Georgetown Lake
Spring Brook
Billings
City Cemetery Commission
Helena
State Board of Safety and Inspection
Duncan McRae
Great Falls
John Lenihan
Great Northern Railroad
Fresno
Galata
Lenihan
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
State Capitol
House of Representatives
Butte
Pipestone Springs
Continental Divide
George McPherson
Cheyenne-Hanford MacNider Plans Legion Tour
National commander Cheyenne Hanford MacNider is scheduled to arrive in Cheyenne on July 24 from Montana. Charles Hill announces the itinerary includes a trip to Torrington for the state convention and visits to Idaho and Oregon.
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Cheyenne
Hanford MacNider
The
American Legion
Montana
Charles 8. Hill
the Legion
MacNider
Torkington
Idaho
Oregon
Supreme Court rules unions subject to Sherman Act
The Supreme Court holds labor organizations though unincorporated are amenable to the Sherman anti trust act and may be prosecuted for restraint of interstate commerce. The court also rules that labor unions may be sued.
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Washington
Colorado
Supreme Court
Public Land Sale in Sweet Grass County Montana
Public sale of 16000 acres in Sweet Grass County Montana offered in 80 acre farm and ranch units. Irrigable land fully tilled with water rights and irrigation system. non irrigated land at five dollars per acre. Terms require 25 percent cash with remaining at six percent interest. Sale starts June 23 1922. Application blanks and full information available from the designated office.
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Washington
Spokane
Great Northern
Milwaukee Railways
Mila Farms Development
Old National Bank
P. O. Box
Libby
Montana
Kootenai River
Charles BR. Scholz
Ural
Oregon
Kerby
Ore
Graeber Brothers
Andrus Bridg
Sweet Grass
Cat Creek oil output rises April production totals climb
Oil production in the Cat Creek field rose in April, with total output at 159 068 barrels, up from March. The Montana Pipelines company posted its first showing with 13 948 barrels, while the Mutual pipeline carried 124 703 of its own barrels and 20 417 for other concerns. Average field price stood at 1.90 a barrel for March and April.
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Montana Pipelines Company
Montana Independent
The
Mutual
Winnett
Mutual Owned
Midwest Refining Company
Greybull
Wyo
Lovell
Mutual Oil Company
Cowley
Avro Oil & Refining Company
Lewistown
C. W. Hart
Hedgesville
Lewistown Oil & Refining Co
Montana Refinery Company
Billings
Weowna
Arrow
Mutual Oil
Death of Montana pioneer Tom Reilly near Helena
Thomas D. Reilly died at his Nelson gulch home near Helena after a long Montana career as a miner and businessman. Born near St. Louis, he came to Montana in 1864, helped build Nelson gulch waterworks and a bedrock flume, and later joined Broadwater hotel ventures. He was active in music and welcomed visitors at his Ten Mile creek junction home.
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Thomas D. Reilly
Nelson Gulch
Helena
Montana
Tom Reilly
Ten Mile Creek
Priest Pass
Rimini Road
Reilly
St. Louis
Alder Gulch
Last Chance
Colorado Gulch
John Merry
Charles A. Broadwater
Broadwater
Reilly & Merry
Max Asch
Frank Reece
John Clark
Hector Coty
Raleign
Wilkinson
R. C. Wallace
Oe Bert Coty
Arthur Hoffman
C. P. Jennison
Albert Amacker
Charles Dull
Thomas Robinson
H.W. Parden
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Alaska
Department of Justice
Topeka
Kan
Fort Leavenworth
United States’ District Court
Erwin Rudolph Bergdoll
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Portland
Ind
Robert Silvers
Bernard Teeter
Joliet
Ill
Springfield
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Indiana
N. J
Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson
Camp Dix
Harding
Broadwater Hotel
Montana Newspaper Association
Ashland Realty CO
Ashland Realty Company
Ashland
Colfax, Wash
Rambo
Sprague Av
Reid Brothers
Bothwell
Ontario
Enaney
T.C. Power Company
Helena, Mont
Billings Tent & Awning Co
BON Ton Puy. Co
Rookery
Epen
Montana Sales Corporation
Mansfield
Pendrey
Mont
Dexan Velegraphy
Morse
Butte College Telegraphy
Albert Teachers Agency
Peyton
BYATE
KODAK
Jennings-Gusdorf
Olee
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Maton 8 Co
Resources CO
HE - Helena
Adjustment CO
Lena, Mont
Hardin
Mont. L. A. Lippitt
Dubuque
Western Farme
A. McNown
Wilkinson Bldg
Nebraska
R. O. Borgert
2Nd Ave
Luther C. Close
Doylestown
Ohio
I. C
Elmer T. Polette
Spion Kop
Donald Livestock Co
Melville, Mont
Fordson Tractor
Paul Johnson
Welter, Montana
Willman
Austin
W. P. Horner
Warrenton
Los Angeles
Calif
Oakland
MABRY
Cematats Nickest Revue Rite
de An
Seer Society
Outwest
Ste
Vel Apt
Roberts
Fis
Wallace
White House
Star Cabinet
Cat Creek
State Public Service Commission
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