Rotary Convention Opens in Denver Amid Toasts and Talks
Denver hosts a Rotary International convention with opening sessions in the municipal auditorium. Speakers include William Green of the AFL and officials from Akron, Huntington, Sayre, San Antonio, and Philadelphia. The event features officer elections and an editors breakfast, closing Friday.
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Charles, Rhodes
Auckland
New Zealand
Rotary
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Adams
Arthur 4. Sapp
Huntington
Ind
Larry §. Fish
Sayre
IL. Trogers
San Antonio
Tex
Everett W. Hill
Oklahoma City
Guy Guneker
Philadelphia
Rotary International
Butte to Honor Centenarian at Reception
Montana honors William Berkin, Montana pioneer and early road builder, on his 100th birthday with a reception in Butte. The event, hosted by First National Bank executives, highlights Berkin’s pivotal role from 1863 onward in building routes, mining ventures, and early Montana development. Three of his children will attend. the celebration becomes part of the Miner’s semi centennial retrospective while Berkin’s health limits formal festivities.
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Butte
William Berkin
Montana
Treaatre
Thornton
A. A. Mavis
First National Bank
I. P. Sanders
Levi Witt
Matecelm Gilles
J. A. Poore
Dart Milger
Ti Berkin
Colerton
Vng
Missouri River
John J. Rowe Company
St. Louis
Fort Henton
Virginia City
Mr. Berkin
Turin
Hy Waa
Salt Lake
Helena
Charles ‘Broadwater
Mountain Chief
Meaderville
Corinne
Utah
Swansea Wales
Terkin
Ed McClay
Somervan Jann Berkin
Inphan
Thomas A. Berkin
Petroleum
County
Kk, McKenzie
Opportunity
Berka
Cough Clinic Prompts City Meeting With Dr Berkin
Telegrams sent to John Berkin invite Montana health officials and residents to a cough clinic. The committee announces fivebest months of operating the reception and urges every person in the city to meet Mr Berkin tomorrow at noon. George Teard attended and the doctor returned home after the checkup.
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John Berkin
Kaneas
Graria Wirley
Montana
George
Mr. Berkin
Marysville Woman Pioneer of the Camp Dies at a Hospital
Marysville resident Basil Brown dies at St John’s Hospital Friday night after years of illness. She had lived in Marysville for many years and spent the last two months confined to bed. Surviving family includes a husband and two daughters and sons. Friends extend sincere condolences.
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Marysville
Basil Brown
Marysvile
St. John’s Hospital
Park Rangers Arrest Naked Raving Maniac
Glacier Park rangers and Supt C J Brachel seized a naked raving maniac in North Fork country near Kalispell on June 15. The restrained suspect broke a straight jacket restraint in jail before a hearing by Drs Litte and Grits. He was committed to the state insane asylum under sheriff and deputies acting as special officers.
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Kalispell
Stark Nakes
Glacier Park Rangers
North Fork Country
C.J. Brachel
Ai Kalispell
Ly Dre. Litte
Grits
Ennymittel
Morten
Martin
H. H. Polenman
Warm Springs
Alleged Killer for Car Is Up on July 8
West Point June 15 Thursday July has been set for June 8 opening date of the next Roosevelt county jury term. Six criminal cases on the calendar. State v Ferdinand Schlaps for first degree murder. he allegedly killed Mr and Mrs Geisler at their farm home near Beim on May 16. Schlaps denied the crime at first, then confessed in writing. Motive given as desire to possess a light sedan owned by the Geislers.
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West Point
Te Paul
Roosevelt County
Ferdinand Schaps
Schlaps
Anton Geisler
Beim
Geislers
Loot Returned by Mail After Conscience Pricks Robbery
A burglar who stole from the J. Berryman home at 024 San Montane Street returned all jewelry by mail with a remorseful note dated June 9. The theft occurred while the family was away for about two hours, with items including a watch, chain, pin, cuff links, and rings taken before being recovered. New York City also notes the first garage for baby carriages made of galvanized iron.
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Bute
Fane
Berryman
Sanh Montane
Tam
New York City
Court Drops Delayed Exam Claim for Junior Clerkship
A muddled report notes a candidate did not pass a delayed examination for a junior clerkship at a government office. It mentions ROS as Royal Society of Violin Players and a guideline about walking on the right side of pedestrians. The United States reportedly owns about 30 million acres of coal lands with vast deposits.
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Royal Society of Violin Players
Unite Stites
Billings Man Shoots Self in Head Close to Hospital
A Billings man shot himself in the head near a gravel wash on a Friday afternoon after leaving the Parkview hotel. He was found unconscious and rushed to Deaconess Hospital in critical condition. Authorities say he lived on 24th Street and requested his wife be summoned from Billings. Investigation continues.
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Dane Hed Irlen
Eote
Reslten
Wilflimes
Deavoneas
Condit
Regarte Ag
Ncapital
Isnofe
Smarty
Simoes Fisher
Vlad
Deaconess
Vy Fisher
Thwan
Buliet
24Th Street
Billings
Tio
Parkview
Warn le
Fisher
Cely
Totter
Uoete
Berguse
Keefe
Student Prince Big, Best Says Great Falls
Great Falls finds the Student Prince the biggest and best operetta in years, per the tribune review. The Marlow hosts tonight with a 6 45 start, presenting a lavish five scene production set in Heidelberg 1860 featuring Prince Karl Franz and Kathie, with standout performances by Howard Marsh and Mary Levens.
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Prince
Great Falls
the Tribune
Marlow
Shrine Temple
Grand Theater
Crear Walls
Karl Frang
Heidelberg
Kathie
Finine
Hing
Margrete
Half Way Girl at Antlers Tonight in City
The Antlers theater presents The Half Way Girl tonight with showings in afternoon and evening. Yesterday the film drew large crowds at the Marlow theater but road conditions prompted a switch to the Antlers. The drama features Doris Kenyon Lloyd Hughes Mobart Bosworth and Tully Marshall in an adventurous Orient tale.
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Antlers
Marlow Theater
Marlow
Drenching Rains Save Crops Over Wide Area
Severe rains drenched Nebraska and parts of Kansas and Iowa, aiding crops in some areas while causing damage in others. Nebraska saw two-inch totals with wind and lightning. North Platte valley suffered the greatest loss to alfalfa and beets. In Kansas near Independence rough weather injured residents. Chicago reported a record one-inch rainfall in 15 minutes with fatalities and traffic disruption. Minnesota and eastern Wisconsin also faced heavy rain and dense fog affecting air and rail services.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Roselud
Serle Diketa
Phair
Chicago
Middle West
Joh Dupusse
Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Milwauker
Minneapolis
Arrests Made In Choteau County Robbery Case
Falls authorities captured Harry Davis aged 28 and George Atkinson aged 25 for a robbery in Chouteau County. Property valued over 250 dollars recovered by Undersheriff Joby Karl and Deputies. Davis and Atkinson held in county jail awaiting county coroner inquest. Robbery occurred Friday night at the Carter home, two rifles revolvers and clothing taken. Suspects were seen in a dilapidated Ford traveling with strangers nearby.
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Wreak Falls
Harry Davis
George Atkinson
Chouteau County
Falls
Joby Karl
Mike Holland
Harry Rix
Davis
Atkinson
George Hrundage
Montgomery
Carter
Ford
Im Carter
SheriffSigns Deputies In Stolen Goods Case In Great Falls
Sheriff Tom Norton ordered Deputy Holland to investigate and aid in arresting two men found in a rooms house at First Avenue South and Third Street. Officers say the pair admitted possessing stolen items and helped recover them. A major portion of the haul was in the men’s possession and two rifles were found at the Rodney warehouse at Tenth Avenue South and Fil Street. Sheriff Brondage will arrive in Great Falls today for the take over.
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Tom Norton
Holland
Harry
First Avenue South
Third Street
Sherif Holland
Romning House
Dwo Micu
Attit
Rodney
Tenth Avenue South
Fil Street
Brondage
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