Priest Lays Seven Hours Under A Car In Wreck
A priest, Father DeMers, was trapped under a car for seven hours after a steep turnover. Neighbors, led by Mrs Salehak, heard the crash and alerted help. He sustained injuries but is described as not life threatening. priest remains under medical care.
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Whiskey seizure case nets $32,100 for Westover in Laurel
District court jury awards Edward Westover 32,100 for the whiskey seized last December and destroyed later that month. City officials and local authorities deny conduct improper, while Westover’s lawyers accuse them of unlawfully destroying or depriving him of liquor.
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Laurel
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Jack Weller
Ward Hattner
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Swin
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Ourlaw
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Fanes
Montana Soldiers Finish Training in the East Visit
James Clinton Jones of Gloutive, a trainee at the state agricultural village, arrived in Miles City for a brief visit before continuing vocational training in Minneapolis. He plans to filed on a homestead at Tig Deg and return after completing the summer program. He notes Montana veterans are being sent to Minneapolis for further vocational study this month.
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James
Clinton Jones
Gloutive
Boad Aven
Ali
Jones
Minneapolis
Bomestead
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State College
van Isaacs
Farmers of Clagier rush seeding despite rain
Report from Cit Rank June notes heavy rain keeps ground wet while farmers rush to seed. Wheat shows good growth, some worm damage reported, flax planting to start by June 15. Seville area tractors busy as acres planned for flax and irrigation districts push seeding. Pastures are lush with cattle returning to pasture.
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Boy Killed at Conrad While Stopping Team
A boy named Kil Youngs Halverson was killed at Conrad when a loading elevator jammed during seed loading. Halverson, son of Mrs. Wf Halverson of about 48 miles north of Conrad, was crushed by the machinery after being struck while the team stopped. The incident occurred in Tondera County and is described as instantaneous.
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Glasgow farmer drowns while setting fishline
Glasgow June 6 Gustave Lang a 30 year old farmer living with his brother on a farm near Glasgow drowned in the Milk River while in a boat driving a stake to set a marked fire. The boat tipped over and no injuries were reported to others.
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Girl Breaks Leg During Quiet Dance in Red Lodge
Miss Verno Paavula, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvis Paavala of Nox, broke her leg at a Clear Creek neighborhood ball last Saturday when she was bumped by a couple causing a fall. She was moved to a neighbor's home for care and will return to her own home later this week.
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Boy Sent to Reform School Over Food Refrigerator Theft
Jane Falls reports her 14 year old son Joe Vinn involved in repeated thefts from refrigerators on the north side. The boy, living at 603 Eighth Avenue North, was ordered committed to the state industrial school and to be escorted there by Probation Officer AL AC Carpenter after warrants were issued in April. The mother testified she had warned him to stop but continued stealing and admitted to taking some items herself.
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Gilman Association Sets Up Fall Fair Plans
The Gilman Fair association held a meeting to plan next year. Officers were elected and committees formed for stampede, firestock, music, art, agriculture, poultry, and machinery. Several key positions were filled, including president J F Carmichael and secretary treasurer Blom Mack.
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Butte Motormen Return to Old Jobs After Coast Work
Butte motormen and conductors employed by the Mulie street railway reportedly return to duty, four from outside freight posts. Wages cited as 62 cents per hour. Workers express relief at arbitration success and pride in Oregon trip, noting higher wage prospects elsewhere but happiness to be back in Butte.
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Mulie Street Railway
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Philipsburg Bank Appoints Three New Officials
Drummond A Maana president of Philipsburg State Bank plans relocation to California. HAL Springer former cashier of First State Bank resigns, leaving local investors Dr C A Pike and Dr W Power to advance the transaction with A P Brown becoming cashier after 13 years at State Savings and time with the state bank examiner. The royal agricultural trust event is noted for June next year in ConnDanor.
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Doctor Adams Killed In Auto Crash After Rescue Attempts
A car roll down a grade in a late evening wreck near Great Falls killing Dr Adams and injuring others. Sister Victoria described the moment they were freed as weeks of struggle with the wreckage. Funeral services for Dr Adams will be held at St Ann's Cathedral.
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Ew Adams
C Barnes
Victoria
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al Tone
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Lidmar
Ray Hall
Robert Roberts
Coreney
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Runaway team kills rancher’s wife near Bainville
Mrs J Thomas wife of a well known farmer dies instantly when a runaway team tipped a sheep wagon near Bainville six miles east of town. Neighbor C F Owens reports a saddle horse acting strangely before the accident. The front wheel struck her back causing a broken spine. She leaves husband a daughter and a sister in the vicinity. Hartem June 5 reports Rye and wheat conditions in Mg Flat are good with moisture ample for continued growth.
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Lambing and Shearing Delayed This Year in Miles City
A telegram from J H Jagick of Shoshone Tlaho says he will arrive in Miles City to supervise opening the North and South shearing pens, likely starting June 10, about a week later than last year. Tambing delays are blamed for the late schedule.
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Credit men elect new leaders at national convention
Hawes, president of the American Yankers Association, addressed the closing session urging an end to extravagance. William Wool, Koelsch of New York was named president and W. B. Crogs of Duluth, Minn became first vice president as the National Association of Credit Men concluded its annual meeting in Atlantic City.
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Duluth
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Montana Power Beats Helena In Fast Game
Montana Power's crack baseball team beat Helena by a wide margin in a fast city clash. Strong hitting and sharp fielding highlighted the game with standout plays from Sorrensen, Phippin, and Dock Studer. Helena rallied briefly but Power maintained the lead through steady innings and key defensive stops.
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Manley
Midwestern race marks Olympic winner as events unfold
The Alverno athlete Fanest Wockler won a Midwest sprint in the Olympic cycle event finishing two yards ahead of Joseph Snolens as 65 others started. the American Weyeto team event covered 1087 miles from Milwaukee to Chicago with a notable reward announced. The Milnes Pines hall defeated Laurel 1 to 0 in a separate local matchup.
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Fanest Wockler
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Playing Review in Big Leagues
New York reports a close Wettership race in baseball with heavy batting and scoring across both leagues. The American League posted 471 hits in 28 games and 36 percent runs. the National League had 240 runs in 27 games. Thirty home runs were hit, 21 in New York where Babe Ruth led the Yankees with a season highlight. Brooklyn and Cincinnati, reigning champs, push for top NL spots as the eastern team leads by one game. The New York Americans dominate their recent rivals as Cleveland and Boston show gains. A series begins next Saturday between the league leaders.
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Grimes Powers Shutout as Giants Blank Dodgers in Slim Victory
Brooklyn’s Grimes pitched a shutout, steering the Giants to a 3-0 win over New York. Strong defense turned a double play, with several hitless innings and key late scoring. St Louis and Cincinnati split, while Chicago edged a tight win as late singles delivered decisive runs.
Exciting game features Cobb injury and late lead swap
A confused report details a Chicago victory over Detroit in eleven innings after Ty Cobb sustains an injury. The piece mentions Field play in the tenth, a key steal, and a winning run scoring amid foggy naming of players and teams, with scattered references to Washington and New York as other noted outcomes.
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