Provisions Of Farm Loan Act Upheld In General
Montana supreme court rules the general provisions of the farm loan act constitutional but invalidates a $20000 guarantee fund and an exemption of mortgage recording fees. Justice Lanner majority finds the fund and exemption violate state control and equal treatment. State Treasurer Rae blocked from distributing $100000 from bond sale. injunction remains.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Lanner
Hill
Rae
Woodcraft
Chippewa Chief Election At Rocky Boy Powwow
Great Falls reports an annual Chippewa and Cree powwow near Fort Assinni boine where Rocky Boy’s successor will be chosen. The gathering begins July 1 with many former band members settled on reserve lands and others scattered across the state.
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Great Falls
Rocky Boy
Fort Assinni‘boine Military Reservation
Cattalo Herd Threatened by Gray Wolves in Miles City
Mayor C H Mott faces near extinction risk for his Moon creek cattalo herd as gray wolves killed one animal and ranch hands killed six wolves. The ranch aims to expand a novelty stock gaining national notice.
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Miles City
C. H. Mott
Moon Creek
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Meeting Schedule
The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department meets on the first and second Thursdays each month. A ceremony with three taps of the courthouse bell will be held, marking the meeting.
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Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Court House
Corns All Gone Lets All Kick
Ad copy touts Gets-It treatment for corns and calluses, claiming quick relief. It frames the product as a simple solution and uses upbeat, promotional language to urge readers to try the remedy.
World's Best Corn Remedy Endorsement in Dillon
Sold in Dillon and recommended as the World's Best Corn Remedy by H C Burfeind and Kupfer Drug Co. The ad proclaims its superior effectiveness for corns and urges readers to purchase locally through the noted suppliers.
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Dillon
H.C. Burfeind and
Kupfer Drug Co
Ladies’ Aid Society
French Repulse German Attacks on Verdun Ypres Fronts
News of fierce fighting across Europe as Canadian troops clash with German forces at Ypres and French counters regain ground near Damloup Fort Vaux. Violent artillery duels continue on the Russian front with Austro Italian action ongoing and Saloniki reports martial law by General Sarrail.
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Ypres
London
Vaux and
Damloup
Verdun
Fort Vaux
Bel- Bolyabian
Volhynian
Arslero
Onaro
Saloniki
Sarrail
British War Chief Kitchener Drowned As Hampshire Sinks
London reports the British cruiser Hampshire was sunk off the Orkney islands, likely by a mine or torpedo, with Earl Kitchener and his staff aboard on a mission to Russia. No survivors from the Devonsire class ship, built in 1903, are known.
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Hampshire
Orkney Islands
Earl Kitchener
Russia
Archangel
Petrograd
Earl
Orkneys
Scotland
White Sea
Harl Kitchener
Great Britain
Germany
England
Lord Northcliffe
Kitchener
Egypt
South Africa
India
County Kerry
Ireland
Stampede to Offer Bigger Western Show This Year
Missoula events to run July 1 to 4 with expanded Wild West talent. Western Montana expects top prizes and a full slate of entertainments including band concerts ball games balloon ascensions parachute drops parades fireworks rifle contests and more as Chamber of Commerce plans a larger celebration than last year.
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Missoula
Western Montana
Chamber of Commerce
Salt Lake Parade Backs Greater Army Navy and Defense
Twenty thousand Salt Lake residents from children to Civil War veterans, plus state and church dignitaries and civic leaders, paraded the city streets Saturday in an expression of approval for a stronger national defense and preparedness.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Chicagoans in Preparedness Parade Crowds Record
The largest Chicago parade ended Saturday night after 130214 people filed through the streets in the preparedness demonstration. The parade lasted eleven and a half hours in passing and over one million spectators are estimated to have witnessed it.
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Chicago
Innes Convicted of Larceny in Atlanta Case
Victor E. Innes of Eugene Oregon was convicted in Atlanta of stealing $4,000 from Eloise Nelms Dennis. Dennis and her sister Beatrice Nelms disappeared from San Antonio Texas two years earlier. Innes received a seven year prison sentence.
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Atlanta
Victor E. Innes
Eugene
Ore
Eloise Nelms Dennis
Beatrice Nelms
San Antonio
Texas
General Gavira to Focus on Military Operations in Chihuahua
Juarez reports General Gabriel Gavira, constitutionalist commander of northern Chihuahua, will dedicate his full attention to military operations following the Gavira-Pershing conference.
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el Paso
Juarez
Gabriel Gavira
Chihuahua
Council City Narrowly Survives Ice Flood on Neukluk River
Name. Council City near the Neukluk river faced severe flooding as floating ice cakes swept through the settlement. Long distance telephone reports indicate many buildings in the town’s lower section were demolished.
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Neukluk River
Street Fighting in Amoy Kills Soldiers and Brigands
Street fighting resumed in Amoy China on Friday leaving two soldiers and four brigands dead and many wounded. The United States cruiser Cincinnati of the Asiatic squadron sailed Friday for Shanghai.
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China
Amoy
Cincinnati
Asiatic Squadron
Shanghai
No bidders at foreclosure sale of Denver, Laramie & Northwestern
The proposed sale of the Denver Laramie and Northwestern railroad under foreclosure was postponed again Saturday as no bidders appeared. No bids were received, delaying the transfer of the line.
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Denver
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railroad
Earl Kitchener Dies As English Cruiser Sinks
English minister of war Earl Kitchener perished when the cruiser carrying him to Russia was sunk. General Kitchener had been created Earl of Khartoum and Broome in 1914.
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Russia
Kitchener
Earl of
Khartoum and
Broome
China's New Premier Tuan Chi-fui rises in public eye
Peking reports General Tuan Chi-fui, now over sixty, is no stranger to Chinese public affairs and has been prominently connected with the army for more than half his life.
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Peking
China
Tuan Chi-fui
Low Insurance Costs Under Three Plans Highlighted
A 1914 report shows Plan One payroll premium under one percent, Plan Two about one half of one percent, and Plan Three just over one percent. State insurance issued $6,416.46 in benefits with 374 employers and 6065 employees, while the fund remains solvent with strong reserves and limited assessments pending June payrolls.
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State Insurance
Treasury Fund
Cotton acreage expected to rise in Washington outlook
Washington reports a crop outlook showing cotton acreage 15 to 20 percent higher than last year, with assessments suggesting the increase closer to the upper end of the range. The notes come from the cotton section's latest advices.
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Washington
Carson Consults Ulster Leaders in Belfast Meeting
Sir Edward Carson, Unionist leader, addressed 500 Ulster representatives in Belfast on proposed terms of the Irish settlement. Press were not admitted to the meeting.
Japanese Premier Okuma Not Assassinated, U.S. Study Finds
A circulated report in the United States claiming Count Shigenobu Okuma was assassinated was found to be unfounded. The Japanese prime minister remains alive, with officials noting no credible evidence of an attack.
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Tokio
United States
Shigenobu Okuma
Lost glasses between Baldwin Millinery and Metlen Hotel
A pair of glasses went missing between Baldwin Millinery shop and the Metlen hotel. Return to Miss Baldwin. 23-11.
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Baldwin Millinery
Metlen
Baldwin
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