City News Weather and Local Notices
Overcast Monday and Tuesday with cooler conditions. Various local ads show new management at State House East Helena offices and and services from Veareeliing Tie-P LbT and Dr Wiley moving to Fuller Avenue. Community notices include lunch service changes at Hervey hotel building and Dr Owen and Hunter hours. A larceny arrest tied to Murray at May ranch and Glebe clothing side incident reported. county authorities took action.
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State House
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Veareeliing
Weld
TA Murray
May Ranch
Jete Saturda
Arge Murray
Owre Raaurke
Personal notices from various towns list several visitors and arrivals
G W Bowles arrives from Bozeman and Os Kruck of Augusta visits the Placer. Hydicka from Wolf Creek on business. George Larson travels from Bald Hutte Leater P Work hosts prominent sheep man from Billings. Pylt DeRosier worked mining near Marysville. Richard Glenar and Karl Berntron of Great Falls join Warves yesterday. Frank Ward of Buite stops in Helena after a trip to Warysside and Rumlad. Tred Birch from Great Falls drives a tractor for 21st avenue paving, with Albert Birch of Fargo accompanying.
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Pylt DeRosier
Marysville
Tichard Glenar
Karl Berntron
Great Talis
Warves
Mr Ang
Mr& Frank Ward
Buite
Helena
Warysside
Rumlad
Joe Lindsey of Clancy Dies in Local Hospital
Joe Lindsey of Clancy died last evening in St Peter's hospital after an operation. He resided with Josh Lindsey of Great Northern Wyakomtan and is survived by his wife. The body lies at Herrmann and Company undertaking parlors with funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Josh Lindsey
Great Northern Wyakomtan
Clancy
St Peter's Hospital
Herrmann and Company
Regular session of Al Gen a Temple set for July 28
Regular monthly session of Al Gena Temple will be held in Scottish Rite Temple on Monday July 28 at 8 00 PM. Matters of utmost importance will come up. Nobles urged to attend by order of the Potentate.
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Algena Temple
Scottish Rue
Mus ¢Enssott
Patterson Fights Extradition in Minnesota Courts
M L Patterson, charged with giving a worthless check for 480 dollars to Sam Norm, a valley rancher, for a carload of horses, fights extradition to Montana. Deputy Sheriff William Bossier telegraphs Patterson was in Anhin Minnesota where custody was sent to Sheriff Jam Barnes. Patterson seeks habeas corpus. hearing scheduled this morning.
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M L. Patterson
Sam Norm
Montana
William Bossier
Anhin
Minn
Patterson
Sherif Jam Barnes Patterson
Ford to file statement in contempt proceedings today
Attorney general of Montana Gordon Ford will present a statement in the United States court before Judge George M Bourquin in contempt proceedings linked to Gordon Campbell. The affidavit will be taken under consideration, with a hearing to be set, as the federal court session opens at 9 oclock in the federal building.
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Wil
United States
George M Bourquin
Gordon Campbell
Ford
Federal
Studebaker and Holter Clash in Park Baseball Feature
The Studebakers meet Holter tonight at Bt Charles field in a key baseball showcase. Power Motorteam replaces Holter in the league schedule and Fitcher Tenny Bachrach joins Studebakers for the coming week as fans expect a strong crowd at the old park.
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Holter
Park Tonight
Power Motor
Western Salon
Charles Field
Power
Westernay
Fitcher Tenny Bachrach
Studebakers
Apple Strutters
Reinigs Coffee Shipped to Distant Points
The Helena based Reinigs Coffee firm ships roast and packed Reinigs coffee westward. Shipments by mail and express have gone to Denver, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Pasadena, American Falls, Idaho and Yabhinia, Washington. Orders come from former Montana residents or friends, often with letters praising Helena coffee.
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Reinigs Cofter
Helena
Reiniig Company i
West
Mal Aid Express
Denver
Colo
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pasadena
California
American Falls
Idaho
Yabhinia
Wash
Woc Bardon
Revie
Montana
Forme
Elevator Debut At The Grandon Hotel
The Grandon Hotel announces a new automatic electric elevator now in operation. Manager J. Carroll says the unit, built by Ball Elevator, features modern safety devices and automatic stop and starter. Work on other improvements, including the banquet hall, continues with completion expected soon.
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Grandon Hotel
J 7 Carroll
Grandon
Dundas Free Postal Cards Adverts Statewide Help Yourself
Dundas and Fair Dundas promote free postal cards for advertising. The Dundas Office Supply offers Montana residents a chance to pick up postal cards printed from a cartoon sketch with a short verse. Everyone is welcome while supplies last to send to friends and relatives across the state.
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Dundas
Dundas Office Supply Company
Montana
Dundasine
State Far Office
Funeral of J F Mayer Held in Helena
The funeral of J F Mayer, who died Friday, was held yesterday afternoon from the Methodist church of East Helena. The service was conducted by Rev A Segler. Pallbearers were Conrad Peterson, I Craghen, Crotgeh Se T Ow Richardson, Max Jacober, and 12% Fillet. Interment was in the family plot at Last Helena cemetery.
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J F. Mayer
Vriday
Tast Welena
Tervvco O
Kr Asegler
Conrad Peterson I. Craghen
Crotgeh
T OW Richardson
Max Jacober
Helena
Hanson and His Bear Dazzle Portland Parade Crowds
Helena lodge members led by Bob Hanson and his trained bear behind captivated Portland during the grass lodge convention. The duo drew crowds, appeared in photographs, and won second prize for Helena lodge, with Hanson in American Swedish makeup and the bear on a wagon. Portland hospitality impressed the visitors as they toured the city before heading to Vancouver.
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Bob Hanson
Sam
Hanson
Bear
Helena
Bob
Helena Lodge No 193
Efelena Lodge
Portland Payers
Javnuts
Iis Army
Ul Yarte
United States
Lawson
Portland
Cty
Poly
Vancouver
Helena Bunch
British Columbia
Speed Demon Victim Of Own Recklessness
Steve Lolage of Butte was injured when his speeding car collided with a sedan driven by Mrs John H Young on the Bette Melena Inigh road near Pear Basin. Lolage was taken to St Peters hospital in Helena after exposure of his tibia and head injuries and will remain several days. Mrs Young escaped with a slightly bent fender and no injuries.
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Steve Lolage
Butte In
St Peters Hospital
Bette Melena
Pear Basin
Yesterdaly
John H Young
Helena
Youngs Cir
TF ‘Thompson
Youngs
Delaney Delay Sparks Boxing Card At Marlow
Boxing card at Marlow delayed as Jimny Delaney expected to box Wednesday evening. Mike Collins and Jimmy Delviry missed yesterday’s schedule causing travel delays. Young Lundy and Young Dempsey viewed as possible opponents. signings not finalized.
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Jimny Delaney
Marlow
Mike Collins
Jimmy Delviry
Delaney
Young Lundy
Salt Lake
Young Dempsey
Helena
Veteran Montana pioneer Thefault Dies at Home
Jos Thefault a Civil War veteran and pioneer resident of Montana died yesterday after several months of illness. He came to Montana in the early years and was employed by Lindsay Produce Co. Survived by widow Martha Thefault and son Frank of Sunnet Street. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Jos Thefawl
Montana
Thefault
Breamster
Lindsay, Produce Company
Martha Thefault
Frank
SU Neth Mat Street
Forest Fire Situation Near Craig Improves Briefly
Firefighters say the forest fire near Craig is under control as state and federal agencies coordinate to prevent further spread. Ranchers in the area express relief as authorities report improved conditions and containment progress.
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Adyies
Itas
United States
Yankee sprinters amid graft claims stain European meet
Berlin reports allege Loren Murchison and Charles Paddock charged promoters in Germany 1300 to 2000 marks to start races. The Neue Presse Zeitung claims promoters saved money by staging events with Americans and that purses at Crefeld Bochum and Treslau drew 7000 marks. The Amateur Athlete Association may bar the pair from German contests while they defend amateur status and Stamford Bridge trophies spark debate.
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Loren Murchison
Sewark “A
Charles Paddock
Calfornia
Neue Perline Suoerfibr Zeitung
Berhy
Hamburg
Maddenk
Morckrean
Crerthany
Acserts
American Olympu
Heronots
Germany
Heler
Amercans
Crefeld
Bochum
Treslau
America
Stockholm
Hoth
Paddock
Amateur Athlete Association
Stamford Bridge
Stamford
Improvement in anti aircraft fire accuracy and volume
Washington July 19 Associated Press Major General John J. Thines reports substantial progress in anti aircraft fire. Tests under the war department program are conducted at Fort Tilden New York San Francisco Fort Barrancas Florida and in Hawaii.
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Washington
Associated Press
John JL Thines
War Department
Fort Tilden
San Franciann
Fort Barrancas
Fla
Hawalt
Conspiracy claims against Christianity sparks fear in town
A speaker denounces a supposed plot to erase Christian faith and corrupt youth, warning that atheistic ideologies threaten belief and morality. The remarks accuse unnamed opponents of fomenting a massive conspiracy to undermine religion and drag society toward nihilism.
Canadian Primate of Catholic Church Dies
The Canadian primate, Cardinal Begin, dies leading the Ottawa Quebec archdiocese. Born 1840 at Levis he studied at Laval and Rome, became bishop of Chicoutimi, and was noted for stricter discipline, anti modern dancing stance, and advocacy for workers. He traveled extensively by auto and carriage to oversee his vast archdiocese.
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Cardinal Tascher Beau
Quebec
Cyrene
Beam
Quever
Cardinal Tascherean
America
Tin
Fae Chereau
College of Cardinals
Guebec
Begin
Ping
Hig
Beri
Osservatore Roming
Valtean
Taternal Degli Te
Hae Begly
Gregorian Uiiersity
Rome
Tons Prick
Holy Land
Canada
Maher Orgin
Little Seminars
Grand Seminary
Laval Normal School
Royal Socety of Canada
Gasoline Consumption Surges in United States
A United States government survey reveals gasoline use far exceeds any other nation, showing per capita consumption reaching about 693 gallons annually. The report contrasts U.S. figures with lower averages in other major markets, highlighting broad domestic demand and extended driving hours across the nation.
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Athimgton
fRy
Travaline
Consumpton
United States
United States Gasoline and Auto Output in 1923 24
Production of gasoline wax fuels and automobiles dominated early 1920s output. The United States led world gasoline production reaching millions of gallons in 1923 and 1924 while exporting and contributing a significant share of global total. Domestic car and truck production rose sharply in 1923 as industries moved toward mass output despite wildfire threats in the Pacific Northwest.
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