Legion Delegation Heads Great Falls Convention
Judge Albert J. Galen will lead a Montana American Legion delegation of ten to the state convention in Great Falls. Delegates include Erd Crosby Bill Ashton W L Mkins and Dr A N J Dolan with alternates Bets Hundley Vi Warren Bob Thibaudeau Addison Jank and Major Downs. The group will parade through downtown and depart by auto in June, bound for Helena next year.
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Wis and Clark
Amer
Legion
Oter
Montana Department
Tat Falls
Eddy Rose
Albert J. Galen
Erd Crosby
Bill Ashton
W. LD. Mkins
A. N
Great Falls
Jim
Campain
Sotes
Montana
Bozeman
Legionaires
Hill Park
Elks
Shrine Auditoriui Ura
Paria
Post
Paris
Marlow Theater
Hugh Adair
W. O. Whipps
Bob Thumumeau
Jack Conners
J. Rjidds
East Wekna
W. D. Judkins
J. D. Logans
Paul Barl- Joy
Frank Hayward
Vanguard of Guardsmen Arrives for Encampment
The Montana National Guard vanguard arrives for a training encampment at Fort Harrison. Units from Kalispell, Lewistown, Polson, Polson, and others travel by Northern Pacific and Great Northern trains to assemble by Saturday night. Camp setup and drill begin Monday.
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Montana Natal Guard
We Company
Bozeman
Fort Harrison
Manville
Culbertson
Poplar
Sgow
Warlem
Cning
Northern Pacific
Lewistown Company
Inc
Great Northern
Wilsall Company
Polson Company
Montana bear in tree shot after rancher arrives
On a June Sunday near Ballantine Montana boys treed a 2 1 2 year old bear. A rancher joined them with no gun and a party of 20 men and boys fired many shots, leading to an ensuing argument over the legality of killing the bear.
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Untley Boys
Illings
Ballantine
Montana
Mina Atonas
Wiest
Cate
Tyrd. Rand
Ehnire
Bo Slim
Matic
Tenek
Artive
Hope Toner
HP Fs
Tata
Aeta
BSG
Tn Shan
Poate Minor
Rariel
Law Questions Montana Ban On Dog Trapping Opened
A historical Montana law addressed animal cruelty, banning trapping and hawking dogs. The act was read as restricting inhumane treatment of canines, with details indicating prohibition of certain methods. The exact language referenced the illegality of dog trapping and related practices under the statute.
Hit by Rattler Boy Taken 120 Miles to Doctor
Miles City June Si James Cunningham, son of Mr and Mrs carele cummehan of Camps Pass, was bitten on the hand by a rattlesnake while playing in yard. He was taken to Broadus by A L Wewett of Bil Day and Fo Camp for first aid, then driven to Miles City with his parents, arriving after a three hour sixteen mile trip. The boy is recovering in Rochester NY hospital. George E Burgess, former Evanglist of Lake Wond Ohio, was convicted of grand larceny tied to his sales work for a Pittsburgh chemical oil and gas company.
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Miles City
James Cunningham
Wes Carele Cummehan
Camps Pass
Broadus
A. L. Wewett
Mr. Towett
Miles Cay
Rochester
N.Y
George E. Burgess
Lake Wond
Ohio
Chemical Oil and Gas Company
Pittsburgh
Shifting votes in Princess Race as candidates gain
Ruth Barnett leads a crowded Princess Race as several contenders surge in votes. Janet Thibaudeau adds 34,300, Marion Boh 10,000, Blanche Glineski 29,500, Mildred Adams 16,300, Lida Andersen 110,700, and Norlin 3,000, with Orn entering the field. Campaigns tighten before June 18 voting closes at 9:30 p.m. at Shrine temple.
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Ruth Barnett
Misa Nott
Misa Janet Thibaua
Misa Marion Boh
Helena
Blanche Ghneski
Mildred Adams
Lida Anderson
Norlin
Misa Ornsorta
Legion
Shrine
Manon Boh
East Relena
Janet Thibaudeau
Kash Gee
Blanche Glinesler
Dorothy Norlin
Lida Andersen
Ora Tibbetta
Anns Scholz
Deaneeey Competes for Queen of Montana at State Fair
A ballot entry names Deaneeey as Princess of Lewis and Clark County to represent at the Queen of Montana Contest during the Montana State Fair held September 6 to 11. The document records a voting ballot for pageant representation.
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Deaneeey
Lewis and Clark County
Montana
Sisson Warns Students Democracy Lies in Youth
Dr. J Q Sisson of Reed College warned Montana graduates that democracy rests with young people and personal liberty faces encroachment amid material supremacy. He cited the Count Karolyi incident and Boston uproar over the Hat Rack tale as examples, noting the era closes with 101 degrees awarded by Chancellor M A Branton of the Greater University of Montana.
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Boston
Hatrack
Countess of Cathcart
Montana
M.A. Branton
Greater
Mystery of Drummond Find Stumps County Officials
Granite county authorities failed to identify the unidentified man found near a pond in Drummond. County Attorney IM Durfee led the inquiry, with no leads on the victim’s identity or the manner of death. An inquest is scheduled in Philipsburg tomorrow, as Coroner Carmichael prepares the scene and jury.
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Butte
Granite County
Durfee
Drummond
Strailhe
Philipsburg
J. J Carmichael
Carmichael
Che Slough
Basin Boy Graduates at U S Naval School
Announcements from Basin City report the graduation of Joseph Callahan from the Annapolis Naval Academy last week. His sister Madeline attended the ceremony as he became a naval officer. He is the eldest son of CP Callahan and the late Anna Driscoll Callahan, longtime local figures.
Inquire Into Sinking of Lake Ru Renner
Wounetown NoV June 9 Ary Henry Bradford of the dry taper rame herr today investigating the sinking Sunday in Lake Catan as the rim runner The Spray after quashed had been captured by state offices The Spray burst into flames Ra t was brought into port There is a suspicion that the ram runners arranged the wiring of the boat and the cargo of akenhol would ignite fire when the engine can be operated by strange hands
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Wounestown
Henry Bradford
Lake Catan
Akenhol
Strane
Personal arrivals and registrations at the Harvey hotel
A list of visitors and registrants arriving from multiple cities including Butte Great Falls St Louis Spokane and Portland at the Harvey hotel. Notable names include M Collins Colby John Mitchell Tetriron Coling Walker Foster Mughee Winner Brackett and Stadler with several travel plans and family visits noted.
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FL M. Collins
Butte
O. A. Colby
Stlsspula
Eee
John Mitchell
Aule
Selena
John Walker
Maryside
Warvey Eee
Ge Foster
Milton
Helena Joe Mughee
York
Edward Winner
Mtmber
Varvey Jamoa
Brackett
Deeham
Mannera
Gowan
Ehlidran
Yosterday
Bangor
Maine
Alwit
George Stadler
Tarvin
Portland Oro
Yeaterday
Atlante
Ety
Mem Farry
Leavenworth
Kay
Mira Eliza
Mraspree
Chitage
Neighbors Wives Prompts a Candid Society Tale
The Independent Sunday feature cites John Milburn leaving his wife Fay for Mrs. Nell Orme. Two striking photos spark friends’ questions about attraction, ethereal looks, and charm. It notes Neil Orme as a vivacious athlete and debutante lore, promising Ernest Lynn tale starting June 1.
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Nell Orme
John Milburn
Fay
Orme
Mrs. Orme
Milburn
Neil Orme
Great Falls
Howard Orme
Ernest Lynn
Independent
Oklahoma Man Pleads Guilty in Osage Murders Plot
Ernest Burkhart pleads guilty to conspiring in the 1920s Osage murder case involving the deaths of Wy Smith and Ruta Smith. The trial centered on a scheme tied to a large estate and the murder of Osage individuals, including an Indian woman named Lire, as part of a broader conspiracy.
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Pawhauska
Okla
Jaune
Ernest Burkhitt
Wy i. Smith
Ruta
de Tatfer van
Smith
Burkhart
Anna Brown
Grain market reports and weather effects on wheat in June 1914
Grain traders note government reports on spring wheat prospects amid varied weather across Kansas South Dakota and Minnesota. Prices and futures show fluctuations as rains and drought influence production expectations and market sentiment. Weather impacts and policy interpretations drive cautious adjustments in wheat trading during the period.
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Chiraga
Raverner
Degline
Howevar
Uuyink
Purchaseius Nan Fukken
Kansas
Marines
Banvas
Week's Dry Weather Reported Across Regions
The weather bulletin notes predominantly dry conditions over the past week with moderate temperatures in the western areas and warmer spell midweek. It highlights a dry spell affecting crops and stock water, with winter wheat heading and alfalfa cutting beginning amid scarce pasture and variable soil moisture.
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Sean
Ani
Dow
Oni
Blale
Golf Gleanings on Mehler et al American Contingent
A fragmented report outlines American players in a northern professional golf event. It mentions Mehler and Patil among others, with references to qualifiers, rounds, and leaders, indicating a large field and standings as the tournament progresses.
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Tit Mehler
Cage
Erbium
Patil
Tito i
Was
Mabnern
Hangren
Hangren Aml
Minak
Olten
Jan Baris
Weiter
Abbiherd
Wintecanse
Contention Sows Injury Among Local Workers
In a dispute near Lthettoom, carpenters faced injuries as tensions rose. Reports indicate Be e and Pathe Qen-Tweny led a protest that escalated into a confrontation, drawing attention from authorities and local firms. Names of involved parties remain unclear in the fragmented text.
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Man Pathe
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Sisson
Basin Boy
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RU Renner
T. T. Tetriron
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Hares
J.P Burns
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J. Pred Wolsot
Murle
Telesae
Osrar Coling
Harvey
Aik
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Chateau
Canadian Pacific
Rockies
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Emerald Lake
Yoho Valley
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Atlan
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Neidas
Rage
GOLF
Brackman
Thousand Isle
del Monte
Mission Grange Juice
Jackson
Hood River
Phone Oo Se
Young and Nagle Co
Weggenman Market
State
State Nursery & Seed Co
Fuller Avenue
Ideal Bakery
New York
Enries
Newark
Dete Lato
Scranton
National Sportsman + club
Wille Harmon
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