Plane Goes Take Smith For Thefts In Weird Baton Rouge Report
A garbled Baton Rouge story reports a flaming red Louisiana State University biplane carrying two officers departing for Brockville to extradite James Monroe Smith on embezzlement charges tied to university finances. The piece, filled with errors, mentions officials and a festival context but provides few verifiable details.
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Tryen Ester
Oytek Artarnes
Pageant of Progress in Lewistown Featured in Montana History Parade
An event titled The Days Progress in Lewistown showcases a mile long noon parade and an afternoon program with a rodeo. It presents montana history scenes from native life before white settlement to revival of hope after recent hard years. The pageant draws students and residents from many areas to honor state heritage.
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Green Hill
Bhge
Mantana
Lending Program Sparks Political Clash Across Ideals
A fragmented page notes a looming policy fight as two rival camps debate a lending program. References to world affairs, state leaders, and economic strategy imply a broader struggle over resources and governance, with officials signaling contentious public debate ahead.
Meteor Strike Shakes Portland District With Fireball Sighting
A mysterious explosion and meteor-like flash rocked the Portland district. Reports describe a bright object in the sky followed by tremors and scattered debris, with observers noting a large blast and a distant rumble heard across several towns. No injuries confirmed. authorities caution secrecy and ongoing investigations.
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Portland
Whitefish residents seek compensation in case
A garbled report notes Whitefish residents claiming payments tied to Nile Shaw and Thanr March of Montana and New York, with figures around 202 and 2107 dollars. The text mentions a July event, travel, and a Senator Wheeler reference, but the full context is unclear.
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Washington
sendtAa Nia
Nile Shaw
New York
Dnjarler Iy
Mobile
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Haliday
Fall from running board kills man near Red Lodge
James Royer, 60, of Laurel, was killed when he fell from the running board of a truck south of Red Lodge during a camp outing in the Beartooth mountains. The truck, driven by Bat Taller, rolled over the body on the highway as they traveled toward the camping area. Royer died instantly from the fall and injuries.
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Vnelen
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Independent Not To Be Issued Tuesday In Holiday
The Independent will not be issued tomorrow Tuesday in keeping with the paper s practice to suspend publication when circumstances permit so that its many employees may enjoy a holiday.
Billings Youth Dies After Motorcycle Collision
An 16 year old Anthea Barker of BME Mont died at a hospital Saturday from injuries after a motor vehicle collision with a truck near Amboy Newad. Roby Morne, 27 of Rub, who rode in a sidecar, and two others were not injured. The incident occurred during a race event at the track and involved other riders including Toho Diy 2 and Sick Barker. The family name A W Barker of Revburg is noted in the report.
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Toho Diy
Barker
BME Mont
Amby Newad
W Barker
Revburg
Tenho Bate Pollormm
AH Perkins
Sid Anthea
Playmate Clue Solves Lost Boy Fate Plot
A mangled report describes a missing boy named Robby near a canal bank where searchers narrowed the case to a fall into the water. A playmate tipped police that Robby fell into the barge canal and his body was recovered.
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Robert Kenning
Brank
Rogera
Potlee
Robby
Pollea
Congress set to push major spending and trade bills this week
Washington July 2 Congress roils over monetary and neutrality laws as it readies a sweeping 53 billion ending program. Leaders in both chambers prep committee actions on administration plans, with debate expected on trade, industry support, and fiscal policy amid partisan tension.
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Congress
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Sattar
Little Anaconda Boy of 9 Killed By Automobile
A nine year old boy from Anaconda was killed when struck by a vehicle on a road west of Anaconda. The driver swerved to avoid the child but could not stop in time. The accident investigation continues as authorities confirm no further details available.
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Aileen
Maam Smith
Wangark
Baltaniles
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Willand Tee
Tint Creek
Anaconda
Bull fatally gores Nebraska dairyman in Omaha
In Omaha on July 2 a dairyman named Leroy Paulsen, 71, was fatally gored by a young bull during an event watched by a crowd. The animal repeatedly charged him, causing severe injuries. He was taken to A. Hospital but died shortly after.
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Candidacy Battles Fold in Republican Presidential Field
Readable fragments show Republicans discussing a Midwest New York style ticket, with Lew Boyland poised for a bid next year. Poll results and internal party tensions hint at open nominations, shifting expectations as candidates stake claims, while names and dates blur in OCR noise.
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Dart
Peptic
Blondy
Young Sathae
Local Pageant Held in Livingston Shown Amid Festivities
A Livingston pageant drew crowds as participants showcased costumes and performances. Officials reported strong community involvement and brief ceremonies marking the event.
Germany Japan to Benefit by Bounties Plan Arousing Criticism
A garbled OCR passage discusses a proposed plan granting bounties to Germany and Japan, noting criticism and referencing political figures, departments, and prospects. The fragment hints at broader wartime economic policy and a page 51 citation, with scattered mentions of nations and terms.
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Japan
Young Helena actor ranks high in dramatic contest
Rivky Woon from Beloit won first place in a dramatic contest, with other local performers gaining recognition. The feature highlights the young Helena actor’s rising talent and notes several peers and roles mentioned, including prospects for future film and stage work. The article also references postmaster Afi Hoon and a relocation to Mississippi.
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Floon
Missonta
Montana youth drowns in pool in ranch area tragedy
A 1 year old boy, Tevan Lane of Montana, drowned while at a ranch four miles north of Matt Stone Yellowstone area after helping his brother with chores. The child was not a strong swimmer and went into the pool in the afternoon. Another fatal accident occurred when a truck ran over a child at a family home driveway, involving a relative.
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Rts
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Aeliowstone
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Oilers
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Tolin Krush
Fire Chief Warns Residents To Exercise Caution This Weekend
Helena safety notice urges residents to follow fireworks rules, watch for open flames, keep matches away from children, and maintain distance from sparklers. Officials emphasize NOAA style alerts, avoid risky behavior, and ensure a safe holiday period.
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Sauning
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Helena
Danzig War Fears Persist as Britain and Poland Stand Firm
European capitals warned of a German move on Danzig with Britain France and Poland pledging forceful resistance. Warsaw sources said Britain planned warnings and that Berlin and Danzig pursued stabilization, while officials warned of a broader continental destiny if aggression continued.
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Conference Nears in Tokyo on Oriental Disputes
In Tokyo, British and Japanese delegates meet amid the Tientsin controversy. Major G A Herbert and Botamatsu Kato arrived and were joined by senior officials as a tense dispute conference loomed. Indications pointed to a Tuesday opening with potential concessions discussions shaping East Asian diplomacy.
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Orient
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Tientsin
Botamatsu Kato
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China
Fish Says Will Take Fight Upon Neutrality To People
Garon N July 2 report quotes Rep Maynilton Fish criticizing Speaker Bankhead over a vote on arms embargo and neutrality. He argues Congress should let the public decide whether to risk war for profits and foreign policy, warning against letting President Roosevelt draw the nation into conflict.
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