Great Falls Woman Arrested for Shooting Caller
Great Falls on June 9 Sheriff J. P. Burss filed charges of assault and degree assault against Ashley, a local woman, after she allegedly shot Pearl Miller with a revolver following a four hour dispute at the Ashley residence. Miller, wounded on the left side, was taken to Temlins hospital, where Deputy County Attorney W. A. Tighe described the incident as arising from a discussion over a taxi business partnership with Charles Rose. Miller fled three blocks to the St Paul hotel for care, while Ashley and Rose recently dissolved their taxi partnership. Miller had arrived in Great Falls from Canada with $20,000 intending to invest in the Great Falls park project.
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Ashley
Fourth Avenue
Sherif J. P. Burss
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Pearl Milfer
Miller
Co| Temlins Hospital
Ashley House
Enda
W. A. Tighe
Charles Rose
Mrs. Ashley
Miss Miller
Rose
Great Falls Park
Butte Street Run Over Victim Injured In Auto Crash
Matte James Melua of 124 Kemper Avenue was run over and injured after crossing Talhot Avenue at Kemper Street. A car backed over him, then fled the scene on Basin Ward Street. The machine, owned by Switts of a Basin soft drink parlor, was later identified. McKee was taken to emergency hospital with a badly lacerated knee a contused back a fractured thumb and facial cuts. A deputy sheriff will fetch Swarts from Basin for custody.
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James Melua
Kemper Avenue
MeKee
Talhot Avenue
Kemper Street
Mehee
Cuo
Meker
Switts
Basin
Ward
Paul Swarts
Basiny
Butte
McKee
Wesson
Nyland
Cascade rancher dies by self in rifle tragedy
Great Falls reported a Cascade rancher death when Stephen Jor aged 24, son of Ale Eller, shot himself with a high power rifle at Simpson ranch, about 25 miles southwest of the city, on Tuesday afternoon around 2. The incident occurred at the Nis Wead location after the rancher shouted.
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Great Falls
Stephen Jor
Ale Eller
Cascade
Simpson Ranch
Givny
Nis Wead
Libby Gravel Contract Promises City Street Work
Libby aims to gravel ninety blocks this summer with J. W. Barrett winning the bid at 110 dollars per cubic yard for excavation and 1.30 dollars per cubic yard for graveling. The project totals about 30,000 dollars and should take five months. Barrett was about 7,000 dollars cheaper than the next bidder.
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Libby
J. W. Barrett
Conmiiute
Barrett
Timekeeper Attacked by Laborer with Axe at Timber Camp
Ralph Whitman attacked timekeeper Berry with an axe at Timber Butte camp after a quarrel over pay. The timekeeper fled July day, Berry confronted him, Whitman swung, Berry dodged, Whitman was restrained and taken to county jail by Deputy Leary and Schwartz.
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Laborer
Butts
Berry
Timber Butte
Ralph Whitman
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Whitman
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Sheriff's Office
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Cut Worms Threaten Crops Across Toole Glacier Regions
Toole and Glacier areas suffer extensive crop damage from cutworms. June reports note Browning resident Thomas Messe in Shelby observing worm activity as farmers face losses during early seeding. Cool, moist soil conditions hinder control efforts, but re-seeding plans emerge where worms have damaged fields.
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Irelby
Thomas Messe’wey
Browning
Shelby
Mg. Ak
Crops Looking Fine In Southern Montana
Miles City June 9 G F Ingersoll president of the Commercial State Bank has just returned from a wide tour through southeast Montana reporting generally better crop conditions than ever. He traveled about 350 miles reaching the base of the Big Horns and the Crow reservation. He saw far fewer cattle at the fort than in past years, noting less than 800 head.
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Miles City
G. F. Ingersoll
Rice
Commercial State Bank
Southeast
Montana
Mgr. Ingersoll
Big Horn Mountain
Little Horn River
Crow Reservation
Hardin
Custer
Mae
Oil Drilling Starts Near Ekalaka in Montana Country
Miles City reports that oil drilling has begun near Ekalaka as a pioneering offshore style rig is set up midway between Ekalaka and Webster. W. C. McSlintock, president of the Custer County bank, notes local towns Wer ster Baker Wealare and Ismay observed the early development with strong interest in the venture.
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Miles City
W. C. McSlintock
Custer County Bank
Werster
Ekalaka
Baker
Wealare
Ismay
Webster
Mistake Leads to Death By Acid at Home in Lewistown
Mrs Bertha Barney 22 died at Forest Grove after mistaking carbolic acid for pepsin. Bottles identical in size and color caused the fatal error. Survived by husband Tew W Barney a dona year and a half old mother sister and two brothers. Funeral set for Monday in Lewistown.
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Lewistown
Bertha Barney
Forest Grove
Alphonsa Jackman
Counry
Nemese
Amateur Yeggs Trial Gas Safe Break In
Amateur burglars attempted a Sunday morning safe entry at Lumier company with gasoline and a broken glow, failing to ignite contents. The miscue led to a Sunday afternoon discovery and sheriff’s suspicions pointed to local novices. a later failed lock attack ended the attempt. Teewistown election turmoil unsettled mayoral race with a special advisory vote planned for August amid contested results and ongoing council turnover.
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Sher
Burns
Stereophyte Geess
Lumier Company
Coalee
Fasoling
Nile
Delegates seek routes home via Canada after San Francisco convention
Washington reports delegates returning from the San Francisco meeting plan roundabout travel through Canada for scenery. They discuss prohibition measures, tax routes, and observe the countryside from pastoral to remote districts, noting public bars and alcohol availability along the way. The Tammany contingent travels this route while others study regional conditions.
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Washington
San Francisco
Shane
Catholic preludes open three day Chicago jubilee ceremony
Associated Press reports Catholic prelates from across the nation joined four thousand attendees at Holy Name Cathedral for a pontifical high mass inaugurating a diamond jubilee in Chicago. Archbishop Mundelein received a donation toward a new university while context notes a charity fund for the poor and the diocese's 24 bishops, 104 archbishops, and 150 priests in attendance.
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Associated Presa
Chicago
George W. Mundelein
Wocese
Holy Name Cathedral
Alexander J. McGavick
Chicare
Mwudelein
Sion
Area
Timor
Dennis Kelley
Catholic Charities of
Chikago
Chamber of Commerce to vote on 12 principles referendum
The United States Chamber of Commerce proposes a 12 principles referendum for its 1,300 member industrial and commercial groups. The vote runs 45 days and covers open shop collective bargaining shop committees health and safety wages hours and the right to strike in service of public welfare.
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Socated Press
Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce Toy
Farm Labor Shortage Seen as National Menace
A Washington based AP summary notes a committee of farm groups presented a memorial to the White House urging President Wilson to address what they call a critical farm situation and a looming menace to the food supply. The memorial contends farm labor shortages cut production by up to a third in parts and that millions of acres are being warcropped.
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Y Associated Press
Washington
Tadicy
White House
Wilson
Jackal Farm Taboe
Census Returns Fragment from Foshing Michigan and Nearby Areas
Fragmentary census text shows Foshing Michigan with a population figure around 61 9087 plus scattered names and places including Los Angeles Pasadena San Francisco and Stockton. The legible parts mention ages percentages and multiple place names, suggesting a dated survey listing several cities and people with unclear figures.
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Mich
Imerenir
Paci Bien
Los Angeles
Pasidena
Terene
Gtah
Clete Suelo
Orb
Age Te Pease
San Franciera
Hes
Laos
Vets
Parada
Faith
Virsa
Stockton
Livingston Arnold's declaration for statewide attorney race
Livingston Arnold, formerly eligible county attorney, files declaration with the secretary of state of intent to enter race for the upcoming term of the supreme court. The move signals Arnold's bid for the highest state judicial post.
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Janikees Continue To Swat The Pill
Reported early scores show Cleveland defeating Philadelphia as batter Maehasyy shines in a tense game. Cincinnati and St Louis battle for playoff positioning while Washington and Chicago post tight results in a day of strong hitting and key injuries.
Pachic International Beatle 2 Taeote Spoline 4
Pachic International defeats Taeote Spoline 4 to 2 in a dynamic match with Victor Vancouver contributing key plays and securing the win for the victors.
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Beatle
Taeote Spoline
Victor
Vancouver
American Association Scores and Standings Report
In the latest results, Rt. Paul defeated Louisville 4 to 0 while Minneapolis dominated with an 8 goal win. Milwaukee and Trdianapelis each posted a 4 goal tally in their games.
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Rt. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Cothminy
Tanlues
Milwaukee
Coast League scores and player tallies briefed
In Coast League play Seattle 0 Vernon and Borla? tied neutral notes Oakland defeated 3. Han Trantisea scored 13 while Sadi Lake led Los Angeles with 9. Sacramento posted 8 as next actions loom for regional teams.
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Seattle
Vernon & Borla
Oakland
Han Trantisea
Sadi
Magee trial verdict in Cincinnati boxing city field
The Chicago National League club suit against Lee Magee, Cincinnati Hall player, ended with a defense verdict in U.S. district court. Attorney Albert Atcorn anticipated an appeal after the verdict. The report also notes a separate college baseball game result with Tanlependents defeating Arkansas State College 2 to 0.
Cubs take second straight as they edge foes 2 1
Reported game details note the Cubs winning 2 1 behind pitching and timely hits. Key plays include a center single driving in the winning run and a strong pitching effort from Adams and teammates.
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Joston
Jane Fe Hnsten
Flee Lady
Fran Phtsbars
Piel Hitler
Sturget
Yin Seit
Wtler
Seringle
N. Whoa
Pittsburg
Adams
Kwinilan Ud Shhmitt
Mesengie
Qin
Early End of Trial of Tempsey Predicted
Fragmentary OCR describes anticipated rapid close to the Tempsey trial with officials and legal observers noting timelines. The report references hearings, potential witness actions, and procedural movements impacting the case, including mentions of Dempster and related parties amid uncertain dates and locations.
Spor t Notes in Shaky OCR Summary
Fragmented race notes describe a series of results and events in a sports sequence. Names, dates, and places are garbled but indicate a welterweight boxing or wrestling context with a championship angle and a forthcoming event at a site near the end of March.
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