Wobbly's Wife Appeals for Support During Strike Sequel
A letter from Mrs. ALS. Caubree, wife of a Wobbly agitator jailed after a major strike ended in clashes on Amaconda road, urges her husband to fund her life while he is in Idaho. The note, intercepted by Wallace County authorities, urges continued sacrifice for the miners’ cause and hints at plans to raise funds in Silver Bow county.
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Hutte
Als. Caubree
Amaconda Road
Irs
Galt
Idaho
Syansaliany
Silver Bow County
Ineo
Wallace
Dake
Limtree
Nolan
Elf
Gute Tshand
Atte
Mme
Montana
Post
Bulletin
Still After Hunt Through Long Tunnel
Tyatte June 3 extensive tunnel works and protective devices at 2242 Ottawa Street failed to deter Oilivers Melia and Duggan of the city squad from discovering and destroying the illicit distillery. Frank Petertin arrested as a raid suspect and faces prohibition violations. A tunnel led to a garage rear, with a device to remove smoke. Moonshine 30 gallon capacity found, 13 gallons of mash and two barrels in process. mash draped for disposal.
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Tyatte
Ottawa Street
Hope to Locate Gold Ore on Libby Creek
An old-time report notes a stall crew of men and the Awomahile group pursuing placer gold on Libby Creek. William Cridenean and W. WA Cally are named among claimants with hopes of locating rich ore and exposing high grade deposits this season.
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Libby
Awomahile
Wiliam Crideenan
Shoots at Street Car And Then Is Released
Gwen Lane was arrested on June 3 for firing a revolver at a street car on Southford Street near the Pacific. Capt. O'Donnell and Det. Larkin reported the incident, with witnesses including RW Brown Chaclez Cole and Miss Myrtle Bates. The weapon contained four loaded shells. Nel Sullivan, detained at the scene, said Late fired the shot. Sullivan was booked for drunkenness and released on bond.
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Gwen Lane
Southford Street
Pacific
Mike O'Donnell
James Larkin
Brown
Chaclez Cole
Myrtle Bates
Minnie Bates
Tae
Venor
Nel Sullivan
Late
Sullivan
Woman Pleads Guilty To Embezzling Government Funds
Great Falls June 7 Mrs Kate Foley formerly assistant postmaster at West Butte on trial in federal court pleaded guilty to embezzlement of government funds totaling 385.17 She was sentenced to a fine of 1885.17 and 13 months in federal prison at Leavenworth By court order the commitment was stayed while the fine is paid at 5 per month and the judge would consider vacation of the imprisonment upon full payment The note adds nurse duty and unrelated phrases from the damaged text.
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Great Falls
Kate Foles
West Butte
George MM. Stowiein
Hamsac
Doug
Foley
Glee
Volog
Asaistiel
Wash Butte
Glenied
Georke Boweauia
Leatenworth
Bankers Endorse Irrigation Bonds Amid Montana Debate
Livingston June 3 The seventh district bankers association session at Hunter's Hot Springs adopted resolutions backing the Montana Irrigation congress and Yellowstone Irrigation association in support of the irrigation bond referendum. They urged securing water for irrigation and opposed the version restricting waters of Montana.
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Livingston
Mottano Bankers Association
Huanter’s
Hot Springs
Montana Irrigation Congress
Yellowstone Irrigation Association
Montana
Clean Roads of Snow Before Park Opens
Livingston reports snow removal ahead of Yellowstone Park opening. A snow plow, built like old rail plows and pulled by a 78 horsepower caterpillar engine, has cleared many miles of coach roads. Despite deep snow, all park roads are expected to be open and ready for opening day. The piece notes improvements and plans as the season begins.
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Livingston
Yellowstone National Park
Jes
de Sprig
Oiliman Makes Quick Trip in an Airplane
Lewistown reports a prominent official named Oiliman took a rapid one way flight to Roy for business. Roy lies about four miles northeast by rail, but trains were gone, so passage was arranged by airplane. From takeoff to landing the 38 minute flight surprised workers in surrounding fields.
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Oiliman
Lewistown
Roy
Starkes
Pasage
Stab and fraud cases lead Montana briefs
A Sangwiser faces a district court trial for stabbing a man in Billings while a former postmaster in Washburn is fined for federal funds violations. Westover is to pay 2100 for whiskey damages plus 3500 in exemplary damages. Labor disputes end as meat and textile workers accept wage offers, while a jewelry theft in Butte prompted police to recover dozens of items.
Sports Notes from New York and Points Around
New York notes report the American Olympic committee arranging tryouts for track and field with elites slated for Saturday June 26. Montreal coverage mentions Fremnig, the boxing champion, and a bout with GeorKe Pawlin as part of a heavyweight lineup. Newport notes the Resolute defeating an opponent to set up Lipton’s Shamvoute Ty defense in the America’s Cup challenger series. St Thomas Ontario reports Meadows of Wellford winning an international shooting tournament with a 3 of 10 score.
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Newport
Thomas Lipton
Shamvoute Ty
Treaty With Colombia: Senate Discussion and Amendments
The foreign relations committee heard the sub committee report on the Colombia treaty aiming to protect American oil and mining interests. It notes a $25,000,000 payment to Colombia and questions Colombia’s approval as records do not confirm consent. The panel rejects an amendment as useless given the Colombian Supreme Court rulings.
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Jane d
Associated — Press
Colombia
Panama
Pall
New Mexicu
Supreme Court of Colombia
Mexico
United States
Bur
Republic
Senate
State Department
Small Home Problem S Tackled by Metropolitan Life
Walter G Stabler led the National Association of Real Estate Boards meeting as Metropolitan Life Insurance announced a new policy to aid small home ownership. The company will divert investable funds from real estate to support affordable housing efforts following a prolonged demonstration.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Walter G. Stabfer
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Miller
Statsler
Bigs
Legion Denounces Fake Butte Story In Widow’s Aid Case
American Legion meeting condemns a coastal newspaper fabrication about An nette Markland. A committee of Frank Walker and others will draft a factual statement for distribution via news agencies. Local veterans note prior relief actions by State Commander Chartes Pew and others.
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Annette Markland
Wis
American Legion
Righland
Frank Walker
Fd Rou
Jean
Harry Jones
0. J. McCarthy
Dau ‘Malloy
United States
Veterans’ Welfare Committee
T the Legionnaires
Pew
Boston Beaten by Statesmen Team in Hard fought game
In Washington, the Statesmen defeated Boston 2 to 1 as Rostan tadus was held to a single run. Key hits came from Shanks and Mies with a triple by Store, and Poston scored. Chicago and New York results also noted with multiple pitchers and late-inning changes affecting outcomes.
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Associated Press
Washtigter
Dane
Washington
Rostan Tadus
Eiler
Wellars
Shanks
Mies
Poston
Parteri Os
Russell and
Watters
Samson and Pieinion
Gharrity
Marysville School Holds Annual Track Meet and Exhibition
Marysville public school hosted its annual track meet and exhibit of pupils work yesterday. The program drew a large attendance of patrons from the community. Results of the track contests were not available last night.
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Marysville
Field Day Emphasizes Scout Activities and Awards Tomorrow
Field day events fire up tomorrow as Boy Scout troops from Lape Manor prepare for a week’s close. Awards and first class certificates will be announced by the court of honor. Troop 1 led by Burroughs will present at State Square with a wireless demonstration led by Prof Goggie Hue. Troop 6 under Curlsan scoutmaster moves to camp tonight. Troop 4A led by 1. Butcher returns Saturday. Also noted is Pacific International scores and a coaching change at Notre Dame as Charles Cortas leaves for Gonayaga College.
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Butcher
Giants Brace Up and Take 2 Games
In Boston on June 3, the Giants won two games behind strong pitching by Warnes and Neht, defeating Heston’s team 6-0 and 2-0. New York’s Heston credited with the late offense in the first game. Second game featured Tom New York on the mound for the visitors, aided by Ned and Snyder in the batteries, with solid defense and timely hits. The Brooklyn and Philadelphia matchups on June 4 showed Pretrar Fealed Gailla in fine form despite losses, as Philadelphia edged Brooklyn with a home run providing the only decisive run in a tense contest. Batteries listed for both games include Pretter, Mier, Gat-Ha, Vetts, Witheraw, Wheat, among others.
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Boston
New War
Warnes
Neht
Heston
Scor
New York
Arves Aunt Smilin
Quittian
o'Netti
Tom New York
Tonton
Tiessles
Ned and
Snyder
Run
Solph
Hearn
Gowdy
Philadelphia
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