Tristan da Cunha Island Mission Report Described By Passenger
A captured account from the Tacoma Maru passenger Myers recounts Tristan da Cunha in the South Atlantic. He describes Rogers and wife seeking inland reach, island inhabitants, intermarried families, and a remote community focused on potatoes, fish, and minimal commerce. Monarchs of isolation and a future Yeoman missionary effort are noted while Amundsen’s Arctic voyage begins from Seattle.
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Associated Press
Trista Odin Guna
South Atlantic
Napalean
Hatennirda
Fran Olytion
Twa
Rogers
Bnen
Cape ‘Town
River Plate
Tristan
Cunha
Tents Myers
Town
Island
Holnglet
Mr. Myers
Napoleon al St. We
Tristan da Cunha
Leon
Helena
England
Tlm Y Ne
Restatement of Law 15 Planned By Jurisprudence Academy
New York based American Academy of Jurisprudence announced a plan to produce a comprehensive restatement of law across federal and state levels. The project, funded by the Legal Protestation, aims to educate through publications and endowments, assembling leading lawyers and scholars to create a three unit restatement spanning institutional analysis to a multi-volume compendium.
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New York
American Aqalomy of Jurisprudencs
American Bar Association
Americnan Ray Nanodlation
Academy of Jurispridance
Pat
Wiliam J
Taft, Chartier
Ryan Hember
Elihu Root
Alton’ Ti, Parker
Martin W. Litteton
Fant O. Cravath
Rascen Pound
Bran
Iervardt Law School
Hampton Z. Carson
William Spandl
Janes Brown Scott
Carnapgio Foundation
Penca
Qnany Sthara
James DeWitt Antrema
American Tar Quantication
Clasaiglentons
Mit
Orso Ig
Slight Rise in Employment Across Nations May Report
The May employment survey from the labor department's employment service shows a 3.2 percent rise across 66 principal industrial centers with 75,000 increases and only 16 decreases. Director General Joune says the country is broadly returning to an employment basis, except for coal and cotton textiles, and a building boom is evident as construction widens from April. Industries up include transportation, metal, lumber and products, fan products, textiles and products, and chemicals.
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Associated Press
Washington
Serrica
Labor Department
Noa
Joune
Ebiné UN
Germans planning for Olympic games with many entrants
The article notes Germans and other nations preparing for the Olympic Games in July. It cites 2,024 contestants across events, including 46 women, with large entries in track, pentathlon, marathon, swimming, fencing, boxing, and wrestling, plus many from Austria and Switzerland.
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AUN
Ma Wamon Ree
Aux Mary Granes
Antelon
Austin
Rutaatin
Cxwhusiosulla
Switzerland
Apnin
Botimi
Unper Siesin
Dausig
Austria
Atone
Fleld
Ron Qrivers
Hamburg
Berlin
Worty
Nine Pound Native Trout Caught at Lake Ronan
A 28 inch native trout caught yesterday by Lévy Gries Jr a bookkeeper at Missoula Light and Water was displayed at Ho gai s and will remain in the Troxan store windows until noon today locals say it is the largest native trout yet seen in the city the fish took a small bait and fought for several minutes before being landed
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Missoula
Hogai's
Lake Ronan
Lévy Gries
Misalu Light & Water Company
Troxan
Oldest Suffragist Rejects Woman's Party Stance
Philadelphia June 4 The 92 year old Charlotte Pierce, sole survivor of the first women’s suffrage convention, says women should join existing parties rather than form a separate party. She sent the Seneca Falls relic trawel to Washington and regrets pledging to the National Women’s Party. She desires women voters to stay in general parties and continue the suffrage fight within them.
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Philadelphia
America
Charlotte L. Pierce
Ibib
National Wounds Party
Washington
Tierce
Mrs. Qierce
Lussa B. Anthony
Pierre
Seneca Falls
Charlotte
Wathen
Hoor
National Woodn’s Party
Harding at Confederate gathering stirs national unity
President Harding stood with veterans at Arlington Cemetery to honor Union and Confederate dead, praising a reunited nation built on shared sacrifice. He spoke extemporaneously beneath the Stars and Stripes, expressing gratitude and urging continued concord for posterity. A separate Justice Department note announced a war on outlaws and pirates in the Pacific, detailing cross‑agency cooperation and patrols from Alaska to Juanetown to safeguard fisheries and treasury interests.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Keay Glad
Yoo Voufatersey
Abtington
Cher
Aimual Tribuko
Nose
Uno Star
Siarding
Harding
Herding
Turing
Ruthors
Thta Republic
Preen
Department of Justice
Hoover
Tere
Ingleuder
Jonean
Treasury Department
Stellan
Department of Conmerce
Alaska
Department of Justine
Indians Turn in 47 Coyote Skins at Falls
A Falls sheriff’s office record notes Indians turned in 47 coyote skins after a court preparatory hearing. A Panr Indian received 250 dollars for the skins, with 10 cents for registering and possible warrant cashing. Parents and pups were among the 47, many killed during calf raids for Maine consumption, per Associated Press report.
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Falls
Great Palk
Etst
Rot Gordon
Hounly
Red
Jim Stanley
Joe Marks
Joe Mooney
Maine
Fireworks at Last in Conley Trial Headlines
A Missoulian summary notes weeks of testimony on Conley’s alleged mismanagement at the state prison. Questions arise about illicit feed, vegetable use, convict labor, and dairy sales, as lurid political feud context and calls for Governor Dixon’s potential witness appear. The paper signals public appetite for sensational details and broad scandal implications for Montana politics.
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Promisii
Commonwealth
Wichaux
Libby
Credit Rehifier
Mit
Taxnayers
Politiv
Frank Conley
Dixon
Ganley
Jag Dixon
Congress
Uroke
Conley Macant
Icralq
Conley
Dixon Wa
Manevar
Renalia
Montana
Wight
Mr. Conley
Nervous Prostration Warns Americans in Turbulent Era
An old advertisement highlights widespread nervous fatigue and sleeplessness in the nation. It cites a Schuyler resident who credits Dr. A. W. Chase's Tonic Pills for relief after failing three doctors. The testimonial urges readers to buy genuine Chase remedies from drug stores, noting the portrait and signature as protection against imitations.
Teton County Gets 2 Inches Moisture From Storm
Choteau June 4 A storm broke here last Friday and continued into Monday, bringing nearly two inches of moisture to Teton County. County agricultural officials report rainfall across the area aiding growing crops as ground conditions improve and hay fields recover. Dispatched reports indicate precipitation was widespread in northern and central portions with similar totals from other cities. Ground now sits in poor condition, but continued moisture is expected to help crop prospects.
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Choteau
Eto
Aptimten
Helena Nan Wins Prize for Essay
Helena Nan won the annual Bentattenany prize at the university for an essay titled The Devondation of the City and County Government. The $2 prize was funded by William J. Firvan. entries were judged by the department of veterinary and political science amid modest student participation.
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Helena Nan
Missoula
Tyvan
Tia
Kain
Willian J. Firvan
Chapline
Department of Wetery
Man With Witness Testimony Ties Fatal Philadelphia Slaying
In White Plains and Philadelphia reports, Walter Ward implicates two men as the killers of Glavence Peters, naming “Jack the Bader” as a suspect. Ally Nazimova travels through Chicago on her way to court for Ran dolph Valentina case. Nazimova denies avoiding appearance. A Denver bandit incident ends with a gunman killed, police saying the suspect was shot during a failed holdup near a gas station.
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Preas
White Plains
Jaimes X Cunningham
Bell
Glavence Peters
Walter 8. Ward
Haker
Ion Clow
Arcest
Phindetpala
Lonkene
Jack the Boader
Cimninghanm
New York
Katy
Jack
Ward
Wierd
Arte Patore Andraken
Arte Patore Andraken, fMenza, Urontted
Alla Goers
Chicago
Ally Nazimova
Bigany
Randolph Valentina
Move
Nazimtors
Neo Suuamons
Denver
Cole
Jones
Fiarge
O. Bae iFage
Bande
Neaver
Rasaine
General Sage Dies at 63 in Washington D.C. Visit
Gen William H. Sage age 63 commanding officer at Port D. A. Russell Wyoming dies while en route to Walter Reed hospital in Washington. Body shipped for interment at Arlington Cemetery. At least 10 aviation companies are mobilizing lines in Germany.
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Sage
Omaha
Nol
Bribadier
Willian H. Sage
Port D. A. Russel
Wyoming
Fort Crackenra
Aviation
Bofereling Linea
Germany
Hens Average 102 Eggs Each During Several Months
Livingston fine 4-R. B. Dana of Chadburn reports a flock of 60 pure Rosecomb Rhode Island Red hens laying 6,120 eggs in six months, an average of 102 eggs per hen. He notes chicks received last year from Ohio and another batch last month, with peak productivity in early year when eggs sold for 70 cents per dozen.
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Livingston, Fine
R. B. Dana
Chadburn
Park County
Rhode Island
Ohie
Parcel Poxt
Dawa
France
Trekking 1600 Miles Home Promised Land Return
An Anaconda family completed a 1600 mile trek seeking fortune, traveling from Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana toward the Canadian border before settling briefly in Missoula and resuming their westward journey back to the Big Hole region. The caravan, led by the parents with four year old Veda aboard a pony, drew attention as they traversed the westward migration. Their long route started near the Canadian line, with a tentative aim to establish a permanent home in the Big Hole area. The family’s tale highlights the rugged trek and the search for opportunity across multiple western states.
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Hiile
Wyoming
Montana
Big Hole
Veda
Missoula
Big Mole Anaconday
Passage from exile toward the promised land at Rivide ent
A fragmentary notice describes a group moving behind western mountains and removing barriers on a hill near a river, entering a promised land. It notes a cured Welders last and a place called Wig Hole as a shelter for a respectful home.
London dance hall plans loom for postwar economy
London headlines announce a major 194? postwar entertainment push with American money expected to surge. A huge Charing Cross area ballroom is planned to host 1 200 dancers on one floor and 1 900 spectators on the balcony. Eighty women and 26 men will teach dancing as three bands provide music. The Bishop of Petersburgh proposes a charity box on every banquet table to support the Fellowship of Britain amid uncertainty about meals.
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London
Notlvinaling & Weason
Cpent Hare
Charing Grasa Bowl
Petersberoush
Britain
Excavations at Colophon by American scholars in Asia Minor
Athens reports American scholars from the Fuge Museum of Art Tarvard University and the American School of Classical Studies at Athens begin excavations at Colophon near Smyrna and Aphagus. Fellowships worth 1 000 each are awarded to two scholars, Hetty Goldian and Cari Glesen. Also notes a fatal auto race crash at Fort Miami, Detroit, Killing driver Sterling Porter.
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Athens
Ybon
Sit
Colophon
Asia Minor
Fuge Museum of Art
Tarvard Universiy
Américan School of Classical Studies
Mias Hetty Goldian
Brey Mawr
Cari Wy Glesen
Smyrna
Aphagus
Oho
Frank Ma
Clark Fry
Hamilton Collage
Tallot
Haldana Davia
Princeton University
Reada
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Jacko
Ronald |Vidsen
Victoria
Arctic
Mau Wich
Seattle
Caystyin Hindsen
Ido
Polar Basin
Nohere Stevens
Inter
Hotel Richelieu
San Francisco
Mericam Plan
Ropean
Elmer M
Taft
Crusade of
Edward M. Thierry
Susay
Anthony
New York State
Pherce
Rons
Albany
Waterloo
N. Y
Pes. Harding
Confed
Aladea
Uncle Sam
Aasociated
Kansas City
de Nai Carriers’ and Building Laborers’ Union
Builders' Association
Qger
Aurieh
Kurtigertnod
Tune
Max Ow
McGarralek
Mae Tide
Ubio
Marold
Miss McCormtey
Oger
Ade
Schuyler, Pa
Dr. A. W. Chase
Teton County
Ad Qays
Hanot Ot “Hep Tiaher
Arros
Arros Gas
Helena and
Montana Avenues
Associated Crews
Toledo
Sterling Porster
Detroit
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