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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1921
Page
12
Commander Maxfield of the U S N arranges final work at Bedford England on the dirigible 2 38 built for the United States. He will command the airship on its Atlantic crossing from the United Kingdom to the United States.
A Treland parish priest visits a family and asks a child how she is progressing. He then questions her on spelling and geography, asking what a dake is. The child responds with a humorous breakdown of a river and kettle imagery, reflecting local speech.
A New Zealand citizen thanks Crerin for careful work on a mouth organ sent long ago for repairs. The instrument traveled to a distant manufacturer and was returned in excellent condition with no charge. The makers explained they do not repair but sent their best workman to fix it. The owner is pleased to enjoy it again.
Bedrus, a seventeen year old Armenian, tells how Turkish forces separated his family in Adanu and sold him into slavery in Mosul and toward Mesopotamia. He describes escape with Christian Arab help, time in Masud orphanage, and eventual journey via Beirut to Constantinople before reaching Chicago with his sister as interpreter.
Report from Saranae Lake New York describes a hawk swooping near a school and a car full of children being frightened. The hawk was killed by the driver after the incident near the Wadhans section of the Adirondacks.
Fragmentary account describes Edward and Ardiasles linked to a Chicago Near East headquarters. It mentions themes sent for transportation of an extensive to the hand of the free and a youth planning Capwork to obtain themes to influence his seventeen year old sister at an orphanage in Cyprus.
Blind newsvendor Browning, age 55, fell from a Walnut street bridge into Cherry Creek. Patrolman O Connor alerted rescue, three City Hall firemen pulled him from the water. An hour later Browning, dry and unbowed, resumed selling newspapers despite bruises.
The will of John Celestine Landreau directs claims for discovery of nitrates and guano to be pressed against the Peruvian government. Trustees, led by attorney Martin J. Me Naar, seek payment dating to 1865 with multiple administrations acknowledging indebtedness. The estate seeks funds believed due from Peru’s nitrate revenue and an eventual settlement reached with the Department of State before the explorer’s death.
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