Peace theme at education conference urged by university leaders
Dr David, president of the university conference, warned that armament and war production endanger peace and advocated educational understanding. He cited Napoleon era dueling and praised peace between neighbors like the United States and Canada as practical ideals.
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France
Jordan
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United States
de. Jordan
Hoover
Department of Commerce
My ‘“Anesaki
University of
Tr. Y. Tsai
Peking University
Far East
Train Delegation Attends Women’s Congress in Chicago
In the railway history record a delegation of four Masa tts attended the World’s Western notable event. The typographical note mentions a women’s congress held in Chicago, signaling a transport link to a broader international gathering.
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Py Vemant
Rallrom Lray- 4
Klengo
Bovine dispute spurs trio of Montana court actions
In Fort Shaw Montana a cow owned by Al Goolsby defied a fence and caused three linked legal actions. Goolsby faced shooting and assault charges while Charles Miller faced a second and third degree assault count. Miller's case involved the recalcitrant animal near the Great Northern stock yards and culminated in a conviction for hurling a rock at Miller with a $10 fine. The hearing drew a large crowd in the Fort Shaw high school.
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Traroil
AL Goolsby
George W. Hoyt
Fort Shaw
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Miller
Arthur Goolsby
W. A. Goolsby
Shieliy Justice
Krirt Shaw
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Delegates Headed to Butte for Two Days’ Meeting
Next week Moore and Moore accompany to Butte for two Tage events. Delegates include Mr and Mrs William Richardson and son Billy with Mrs Poy el and family. Juanita Porney enjoys vacation while staying with her mother Mrs Laura Ferney.
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Lo Butte
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Nes
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William. Richardson
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Poy
Butie
Misa Juanita
Porney
Alwo Weels
Niesiat
Nozeman
Anerame
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Three Autos Crash On Public Highway Near Kalispell
Kalispell August 14 two autos wrecked a third damaged and two people hurt in a four mile road collision on the Whitefish road at 9 o clock Wednesday night. The Knowltons in a Grant six and Mrs Knowlton were injured with a broken rib and severe cuts while Mrs Knowlton was taken to the hospital. The Oakland six and a Grant car were damaged and towed.
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Whitefish Road
White’ Fish
William Lich
Claude Root
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Karowlton
Kailigpell
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Root
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Mrs. Knowlton
Miss Knowlton
Whitefish
Townsend News Highlights Local Visits and Travel
Miss Fhais Zimmerman visits Margaret Crawtley at their Ringling ranch. Delos Thorsot of Bozeman spends weeks visiting Townsend friends. Carylon Meloy stays in town this week. Mary Yrauman visits Anna Mie and Katy Daly of Canton. Mr and Mrs AL Kanz visit Yellowstone park. Alba Patterson of Tattersburg stays several days in Townsend. Mrs Francis Everett visits Townsend this week. Blanche McClune visits Francis Everett at Kuckbuset ranch. Eddie Hang at Camp Lewis.
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Margaret Crawtley
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Bozeman
Carylon Meloy
Mary Yrauman
Anna Mie
Katy Daly
Canton
AL Kanz
Yellowstone
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Alba Patterson
Tattersburg
Francis Everett
Glacier Park Hotel Project Progress Near Lake McDonald
Theodore E Herlihy, former Chalmers sales supervisor, leads development of the Glacier Park Hotel at Lake McDonald. A temporary office has been established, stump clearing underway, and excavations for main unit basements planned within nine weeks. Stephen T. Mather backs the project and landscape engineer D R Mull oversees national park style design. Hull of Yellowstone will visit to align plans with natural beauty.
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Chalmers
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Los Angeles
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Hasley
Stephen T. Mather
National Parks
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Missing cattle found dead on Miles City range after grazing
Aug 14 at Miles City four miles north HM Boris found three young cattle dead on a field along a path. The cattle had fallen in single file and died earlier, prompting complaints of stock being shot in the Merker dam area. Authorities plan steps to identify the responsible party after multiple livestock losses, including horses killed last year.
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Feris
Kiiles City
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Meningitic Dangers Prompt Action In Butte
City health officials warn of two suspected meningitis cases in Butte traced to Wisdom. Dr. Frank Williams says children may be brought from Wisdom for treatment and quarantine efforts will target local contacts. Dr. J. Sippy notes state alerts have been issued as precaution.
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Water Booze Case Dismissed After Insufficient Evidence
Cialey Tripp’s case, tied to selling water as liquor to Maurice Egan, was dismissed by Judge J J Lynch after the county attorney said there was not enough evidence for a conviction. Tripp had been sentenced to the state penitentiary for two to four years before the Supreme Court reversed and remanded for a new trial. Tripp served 10 months in Deer Lodge prior to the latest development.
Drivers Held for Stealing Tires in Great Falls
Great Falls Aug 14 Joseph Let femme 43 and Harold Luke 15 taxi drivers were arrested on warrants charging grand larceny. They allegedly stole eight tire casings from Treasure State Motor Co 526 First Avenue South after a fire damaged the lot early Saturday. Arrests by Sergeant McElliott and Officer Dawson. They pled not guilty and posted $500 bonds each. The case goes to district court next term.
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Joseph Letfemme
Harold Luke
Treasure State Motor Co
First Avenue South
McElliott
Dawson
le Jenne
Luke
Justice of Peace Withson
W. J. Tighe
Terns
Reds Scout Cliff Markle Can Join Cincinnati Or New York
Judge Landis sent today to President Herrmann the notice that Cincinnati may use Pitcher Cliff Markle once an official decision is made on whether he belongs to Cincinnati or the New York Americans.
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Cincinnati National League
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August Herranatn
Appearances at the Marlow Screen Shines Tonight
The Marlow screens the Paramount Picture Appearances with a stylish production by Pinyorshinky Beilish, led by Mary Ghyanti and David Powell. The film follows a reckless young architect seeking lasting appearances through extravagant displays, featured as a wholesome comedy drama.
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P & Paramount Pictures
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Miss Donald
Crisp
Neh Ford
David Powel
Mary Miles Minter Stars In Moonlight and Honeysuckle Showing
Mary Miles Minter dominates the screen in Moonlight and Honeysuckle adapted from a stage hit. The Anders center and contemporary cast deliver strong performances with lively entertainment. Also shown are Fellow Humans and other features on the program at Antlers theater tonight.
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Mary Milew Minter
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Honayonetta
Splendid’ Entertainment
Snub Pallard
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Duluth Organist to Play at Temple Concert
M. Cusianze, organist from palit Minn, will visit Duluth for a Scottish Rite concert at the Consistory temple. He travels with eight musicians and will perform an inferential concert tomorrow evening assisted by the Scottion Rite choir.
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Palit
Sugreme Council
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Conkintory
Babe Ruth Hits Homer as Americans Defeat Men Eis Team
In Columbus Aug 14 the New York Americans won their final exhibition game 16 to 8 over the local semi pro Men Eis lineup. Babe Ruth belted a homer, a double and a single and struck out Lywice in a standout showing.
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Farewell services for Rev Hughes noted in church tribute
The farewell services for the Rev Hughes drew a crowd at the Be Grand Street church. The Rev Hughes leaves Gasify city after a tenure marked by growth, with Be Grand Street Church undergoing rebuilding and a 20 percent attendance increase under his leadership. A new pastor, Rev GML Carlson, is expected to arrive in September to lead the church as it continues its denomination’s work.
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Judge Bickford of Missoula Married in Ceremony
The wedding linked Judge Bickford of Missoula with Katherine Gilern of Criléuriy in a ceremony on August 7. Attending were Bonitor W. A. Clark of Rude and Senato Clark, with Clark interests long tied to Missoula and Rude. The union concludes a romance that began last winter during a trek involving the Vanania canadi and a voyage to California.
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Pioneer in Suffrage Movement Passes On
Miss Sarai Timily Davies, a pioneer in the woman suffrage movement, helped found Girton College, the first English women’s college, and was linked to medical education at London University. In 1866 Mrs Garrett Anderson lobbied the House of Commons for women’s suffrage.
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Sarai Timily Davies
Londo
Girton College
Blue Gow University
Garrett Anderson
House of Commons
Johin Stuart Mill
Troops to Quell Striking Mill Workers in North Carolina
Two national guard units were ordered from Raleigh to Concord by Governor Cameron Morrison to quell disorders arising from a months long cotton mill strike. Major Facton, commanding the First North Carolina infantry battalion, was instructed to take command of the two companies.
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Governo Cameron Morrison
Minjar Faccon
First North Carolina Infantry
Why the Government Seized Nine Vessels
A. TD. Lasker announced that nine passenger liners chartered by or allocated to United States Mail Steamship Co were seized because the company was insolvent. He cited the risk to the only American passenger fleet in the North Atlantic and potential larger charges if matters proceed in federal court.
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United States
Unitry States Mail Steamship Company
A. TD. Lasker
Federal District Court
North Atlantic Ocean
Willy Estabiisher
European Lines
Eastern Jacks Versus Western Ace Comedy Drama Review
A witty critique praises a clever comedy drama featuring Mary in peak form and notes strong performances by the cast. The piece highlights sharp dialogue, engaging pacing, and a vibrant stage presence that elevates the production.
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Little Mary
Government in Fallout Overboard Apprehension Claim
A terse report states the board apprehended the government and concluded the state would be forced to pay. No further details available in the fragment.
Australia Extends Davis Cup Lead Over Denmark
Australia won again in Davis Cup action in Cleveland as 3.0 Anderson defeated Rik Tegner 6-4 6-2 6-1 with little opposition. Captain Norman Peach needed five sets to prevail over Danish champion Vann Angersteg, 0-6 3-6 6-2 6-2 6-2.
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Rik Tegner
Norman Peach
Vann Angérsteg
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