Senator Walsh Foresees State Water Rights In Big Project
The basins irrigation committee heard Senator Walsh argue the proposed project would cost about rapidly and water power would be created on Clark's Fork between Flathead Lake and Ven-Woreille Lake when waters are added. He warned Montanans fear Washington taking water needed for irrigation and urged extending investigations to lands near Flathead Lake. The lengthy Montana trial adjourned after 89 days with briefs due from both sides and Judge Horsky preparing to render a decision.
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Basin Irrigation Committee
Clark's Fork
Fairhead Lake
Montana
Ven Woreille Lake
Tlaho
Walsh
Washington
Flathead Bake
Cyse Clorme
Horsky
J. F. O'Connor
Ihs
O’connor
Col. C. B. Nolan
Rankin
Montana case details Nimrod road profit dispute in 3 ranch purchases
Ed Rouleau testified that B G Brockway’s earlier statements about a 68004 profit on Nimrod road were tied to plans to buy ranches with savings. Rouleau, an appropriations subcommittee member, contradicted Brockway by saying Conley sought funds for three ranches including Braten and Valiton, clarifying the state’s intent in the purchase.
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Mr. Conley
Nimrod Road
State Board of Examiners
Valstow
Nimrod
Scrutc
Edy. Rouleau
Edy
Ed Rouleau
Butte
Roulesu
B. G. Brockway
Billings
Me Conley
Rodeau
President asks men to return to work amid coal crisis
A White House led push seeks government arbitration to end the coal strike impasse. President Harding outlines a plan for thorough investigation of production costs and peaceful settlement, urging union leaders and operators to resume operations to avert a fuel shortage this winter.
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America
White House
Jlooves, Kall and Davis
Daugherty
Alfred Mr. Ogle
Bituminous Operators Group
John L. Lewis
The
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Yarding
Rome
Stan
Uned
Tan
Amy
Rename Main Street as Montana capital seeks new name
Mayors of Helena invite public ideas to rename the city’s Main Street to add originality to the town. Citizens may submit suggestions with name and address to City Clerk Vic Kessler for consideration on the council’s table. Names of citizens or non residents are barred.
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Telena
Montana
Tate
Meir Town
Sovereign Citiers
Vic Kessler
Rough Stuff Begins 10 Mrk Strike as Gunmen Open Fire
Bloomington Missouri guard faced a 10 Mrk strike at the Chicago and Alton hops plant with shots fired at state troops. Thousands gathered outside the shops as machine guns were set up, sentries posted, and warnings to disperse issued amid a tense show of force.
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Missouri Guard
Bloomington
Chicago
Alton
Charles Neumian
Bloomington, Jr
Neuman
Seminary Avenue
Night shift workers abscond after protest call
Clerks on the night shift deserted their posts to avoid state troop prosecution. The six shop fronts faced disruption as unions urged non cooperation while calmiel Culbertson met to prevent trouble.
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Calmiel Culbertson
Visiting editors begin Montana tour for NAB convention
Billings crowds greet 400 National Editorial Association members boarding two special trains for Missoula to start a weeklong Montana tour. The party, led by Morten J. Hutcheson and G M. Moses, travels via Miles City, Billings, Cody, Yellowstone Park, Gardiner, Bozeman, Helena, Butte, Missoula, Bitterroot Valley, Kalispell, Glacier Park, Great Falls, Lewistown and Havre with stops at Chinook, Malta, Glasgow, Poplar and Wolf Point before returning west.
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Gardiger
Mont
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Tlelena
Butte
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Wallead Reservation
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Glacier Park
Great Fatly
Lewistown
Montana
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Havre
Great Northern
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Glasgow
Poplar
Wolf Point
Moonshine Knockout Disturbance Ends in Jail Stay
In Helena moonshine incidents, Jon Vassar and Fred Smith created a Saturday night disturbance at Rast Hel mma. Deputy Sheriff Kaller and reinforcements confronted them as they resisted near the smelter and town housegow. Both pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace in a local justice court and were jailed for 20 Maya-senanes, not suspended.
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Jon Vassar
Fred Smith
Kaller
Vesal
Smith
Fred Mundt
Justice of the Peace
Montana Made Products Committee Meeting in Helena
The Montana made products exposition organizers convene an executive committee in Helena on Thursday to refine plans. Members include J A Haradar of Bozeman Lincoty of Billings Quincy Scott of Lewistown L Jones of Great Falls and W Ferguson of Helena. The group has three years of experience in the industry.
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Helena Commercial Dlat
Mexican girl avenges her father in Mexico City shooting
Mexing City July 1 Associated Press Maria Del Wilor Moreton a Tb-yeup-vil girl avenged her father's death by shooting Deputy Francisco Tejeda Llorca who killed editor Jeans Morena last May after a quarrel. The girl surrendered calmly citing no regrets and saying she would avenge her father's body. Deputy Tejeda Llorca, allied with Adalberto Tojeda, governor of Vera Cruz, faced suspicions of state government tensions.
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Maria del Wilor Moreton
Jeans
Moreno
EL Meralda de Mexico
Franciaco Tejeda Llorca
Maria
Tereia Liorca
Mexico
Cuy
Raltor Morena
Tejeda Liorea
Crabrande
Interior
Tojeda Ljurea
Adalberto Tojeda
Vera Cruz
Savas
Morena
Rotarians Plan Trip to Boys Camp Near Elliston
Rotarians, meeting at 4 o clock, will depart from the Commercial club weather permitting for the Boys' camp near Elliston on the Nite Blackfoot river. The Yo. OG. AL camp started last Wednesday and will run for two weeks. Rotarians helped pay for the pulling of a number of boys and the regular heat shifts to Thursday.
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Y. MG. A
Elliston
Nite Blackfoot
Helena
Yo. OG
QWVERSIFIED QUIZ AT KIWANIS MEETING
Impromptu oratory at the Kiwanis gathering drew a crowd with a lively display. J T Caurcod and A W O Rourke represented the Idea Exchange club while Sam Goodman A J Roberts and Br J Lemert acted as the Kites. George Roberts guided members to the Record Horakl plant to explain the pi line versus a pig in motionless detail.
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Theaunely
J. T. Caurcod
A. W. O'Rourke
Idea Exchange Club
Sam Goodman
A. J. Roberts
BR. J. Lemert
Sonic Stars
George Roberts
Install Officers of 1.0.0.1 Encampment
Officers for the Trecky Mountain encampment 1b. 0. O. F. were installed in the Odd Fellows temple last evening. A joint ceremony Wednesday night will install officers of the 1.0. OK and Tiebekah lodges of Helena and Mast Helena with a sacrial session to follow.
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Trecky Mountain
Odd Fellows
Tempin
Tiebekah Todgea
Helena
Mast Helena
Finn Done to Death in a Hobo Jungle
A ten year old boy believed to be Finnish, Malt Aro, was killed in a hobo jungle camp along the Sand Point lake shore. Coroner Moore and Street Commissioner Ryan investigated the death as of yesterday. Witnesses Toni Walsh and others reported overhearing two men accuse Ara of theft but gave no further details.
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Sand Point
Ida
Aro
Finland
Imorasie
Ponleray
A. Moore
David Ryan
Toni Walsh
Garman Calletto
A. Marueci
Ara
Tariff debate on beans and peanuts stalls on tie vote
Ty Agnoniated Press reports a 28 to 28 tie blocking a tariff rate fight for soybeans at one and a half cents per pound while emergency rates of three dollars per hundred pounds remain approved 2 to 1.
Tariff Debate Reopens On Peanut Rates At Senate
The Senate debated peanut duties with unshelled peanuts at three and four tenths of a cent a pound and shelled peanuts at one and a half cents. Senator Ladd of North Dakota urged maintaining the higher rate, while the finance committee had previously cut rates, and nine Democrats supported the higher levels as six backed the Ladd amendment affecting the soya bean rate.
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Resaya Ben Tale
Laddepublica
North Makota
Finance Committee
Death of Thos Wilkinson of Marysville
Thos Wilkinson of Marysville dies at the family home. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 PM at St Peter’s Basilica with Rev Lair Wy Snell officiating. Burial in Benton Avenue Cemetery. Survived by sister Mrs. Inder of Marysville, four grandchildren, a niece Mrs. Sadie Wing, and nephews Richard and William Fletcher of California.
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Vite
Thongs Wildnson
Diel Yrslerdey
Marysville
Peter'a Bolsvapilchuren
Lair Wy Snell
Benton Avenue
Cemetary
Ot Waherty & Kohlery Cimpel
Wilkinson
Lark
Sadie Wing
Richerd and
William Fletcher
California
Redside
Steam Pacific plot alleged by producers and shippers
A federal complaint filed with the Department of Justice by the California committee of producers and shippers accuses the Southern Pacific railway of efforts to create sentiment against the Supreme Court's dissolution order. The protest claims the railroad seeks to stampede commercial organizations into backing its bid to evade the court decision and notes the petition will be considered at a later hearing.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Department of Justice Today
Pacific Coast
Souther Pacific Railway
Euler Aring
Supreme Court
Central Pacific
California
Southern Pacific Railway
Commersialarg
Ywier
Lake Michigan gale disrupts ships near Sault Ste Marie
A heavy gale on Lake Michigan last night and early today disrupted shipping near Sault Ste Marie. The steamer Sultana, owned by G A Towliason of Duluth, sustained cargo shifts but remained afloat as crew resecured the vessel. The vessels McCullough and Pontiac steered toward Detour for inspection and Soo, respectively, after the storm. further weather threatened additional vessels.
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Bault Ste Marie
Mich
Wile
Steomer Sultana
G. A. Towliason
Duluth
Lowahound
Hoa
BleCullough
Pontine
McCullough
Pontiac
Two Wan To Death In Gyerburnen Car
Casper Wyoming July 10 William M Palmer wealthy Casper plumber died in a car crash on Powder River road about 20 miles west of here tonight. The automobile overturned caught fire trapping both men beneath the car before firefighters arrived Reports indicate both occupants perished in the blaze. details remain incomplete.
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Casper
Wye
William M. Palmer
Powder River
Here
Horn
Waruelaver
Rain Checks Fires in Oregon Fire Situation Dims
Dampness from light rain and mist eased fire threats across Oregon, with U S forest service reports saying fires were fairly well checked after several days of intense attention. The dispatch notes a Los Angeles roadway claim of good roads and mentions a Charles Cordell fatality and Ray Gager injury in a separate accident involving a dog. It also notes military training enthusiasm among youth on Po Rice Island and a War Department plan to establish training canes on the island.
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Aatonited
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Focus
United
States Forest Service
Therause
War Department
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