Two Hurt In Alto Accident Near Butte Anaconda Route
Jute Tint J Co Vers heven and Seraphie Parter escaped serious harm when their truck skidded off the road between Milwaukee crossing and George fork road to Anacols. The car overturned four times and plunged into gravel. Both men were rescued by passing drivers and taken to St James hospital. Vortet sustained a fractured jaw and deep facial gash. he remained delirious late last night. Verhoeven, a city gatesman with He A.C. MM hardware, was badly hurt. Porter runs a locksmith shop at 24204 East Parle Street.
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Butte
J. Co
St. James Hospital
Milwaukee Crossing
Geegson
Athausty
Mishans
Br. Verhoeven
He A.C. MM
Hardware de' Nient
Porter
Lodsmith’s
East Parle Street
Burglar Foiled by Woman at Butters Place
A burglar approached Morris's home at 639 Cherry Street around 7 38 pm Sunday but fled when Mrs. Morris, alone with her young son, confronted the intruder on a ladder and brandished a rifle. The man fled after spotting her weapon.
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Morris
Cherry Street
Mies Morris
Mrs. Morris
Saloon Robbery Sparks Daylight Shootout in Town
Reports describe a group entering Miles Casey’s establishment on North Main, threatening customers, and forcing payment of cash and valuables. The gunmen fled after about five minutes as patrons and staff responded, while a bystander recounts a tense confrontation near the door.
Two Fed Cases Set for Trial in Havre
Havre Montana calendar shows two federal cases slated for trial in July. The term begins July 5 with 45 cases including bootlegging, etc. Major civil action Jenkins versus Dance seeks 100600 for alienation of affections, set for July 2 after prior trial delay and barroom altercation linked to shootings and hospital recovery. Local prosecutors A A Grortz and state officials lead the case.
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Jelm FH. Jenkins
L. B. Dance
Jenkins
Dance
Havre
Tenking
Dace
Pine
Klein Miner Held Up For Sood And Bonds
Arthur Jackson answered a door knock and was confronted by two men armed with guns. They demanded a trunk said to contain money and Liberty bonds. The robbers escaped with about Xmhi money and several bonds as Jackson’s finances were described in transit from English to American currency due to exchange rates.
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Jone
Arthur Jacksn
Tie
Mr. Jackson
Kiow
Ney
Whitefish Kids Wave Turned Thieves
In Whitefish a group of youths aged seven to 14 from Whitefish town were ordered for hearings in district court on June 7 after petitions by deputy humane officer James Thompson. The case alleges they entered a warehouse of Miller & Hall of Whitefish, taking barrels of cider and syrup, with charges filed in district court today.
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Ing
Whitefish
Betwee Inige Thompson
James
Miller & Hall
Harlowton Soldiers Boost With Rand Legion Commander
Harlowton gears up to nominate Eliott Porter as state commander of the American Legion. The Mardowton post seeks two rooms for campaign HQ at a local hotel. Chamber of Commerce backs efforts with expenses for the Harlowton band and 20 post members plus three delegates. Other posts plan support as Great Falls readies for a statewide drive. Convention dates May 28 and 29 loom amid Chicago meeting talk.
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Harrowton
Harlowton
American Legion
Eliott Porter
Harlowton Resi Dents
Harlowton Post
Mardowton Post
Focal Post
Convention opens as wind and worms cause damage
Reports from Leland Stanford University note a convention beginning today to discuss the wage scale for 1922 with delegates from Montana Great Falls Anaconda and Missoula. Flood risks near Billings and warnings about weather threaten transport and crops as high water develops.
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Javingston
Billingston
Heea
Montana
Cleveland Keeps First Position In Baseball Standings
Cleveland remained in first place with a 7 to 1 victory over New York. Pitching and batting featured heavily as Coveleskie, Nunnaley, and Thorninutes drove the effort while double plays limited the visitors. Detroit and Philadelphia also posted results in the day’s action.
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Cleveland
Ces
Covnestte
Unclear sports note from New York June game
fragmented OCR text references June events in New York with mentions of Tavis, Tosrsby, Fournier, and St. Louis rives, plus players Natlovies Sehupp Dsihoerars Trubbel Waters and Douglas. The exact teams, scores, and outcomes are unreadable, but a sports game note is implied.
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New York
St. Tavis
Tornsby
Fournier Gos
St. Louis
Unclear Tournament Scores From Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR shows partial team names and scores including Victoria, St Paul, Columbus, Milwaukee, Toledo, Minneapolis, Tousville, Wanray City, Indianapolis, and an unclear inning count of six. No clear outcome or date to establish a full event or context.
Graduation notices and summer travel in Wolf Creek district
The Wolf Creek column details Mrs. Gibson and family attending graduation for Peark Rice, who taught the local school nine months, and leaves for Helena. It notes sheep shearers at H. J. Merrin’s ranch, dam-powered shearing, and various residents traveling to Helena and Great Falls. A Craig dance drew locals. many families plan summer visits and return in fall.
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Wolf Creek
Thos, Gibson
Helpiva
Helena Werday
Gibson
Peark Rice
Helena
Alma Reinig
Maker Rei
H. J. Merrin
Herri
Herrin
Holter
O. M. Lanstrant
Hugh Coote
Helen
Joly Ehnendorf
Durham
Capital City
Bessie Duval
Twin Baer
Great Falls
John It Barns
Wesena
Logan D. Author
Turcher
Craig
Tigersel
Iis
Guy Summerhield
Lea Garrow
Seearday
Eddie Duval
Vera Sunderland
Jet
Jone Art
Frank Thomson
Sleep Shearers
Genriie Scotten
Ernest Koch
Stearns
Telcit
Thidson
XTL
K. MacNeil
New Oil Well Nears Completion in Lewstown Area
Le wstown reports another oil well to be brought in soon after reaching 700 feet. The well mirrors production patterns of Plant No 2 and Decker Collins, with early tests suggesting comparable output to Frantz No 2. Spudding shifted toward the Massy state near Garfield, as crews prepare the first camp for the Men ofills company in section 18-14-al, Great Falls region.
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Lewstown
Fitie
McCarthy & Stork
Decker Collins
Worhiv Thenl Corporation
Garfield Sanity
Great Falls
Kalispell Chinese Doctor Tied to Opium Shipment
Kalispell resident J W-Dr. Lung a Chinese doctor is free on a $500 bond after Sheriff Marini uncovered a sizable opium shipment addressed to the focal man from a Spokane party. The contraband included opium ash and weed as a hypo Heratis. Spokane authorities were alerted to pursue the shipper and the case has been referred to federal agents.
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Kalispell
Lung
Liberty
Marini
Spokane
State Briefs Relation With Undefined Entities Incomplete
Fragmentary items mention officials and committees with unclear names. The text references debates over governance and leadership roles, but key names and events are obscured, leaving uncertainty about the exact subjects and outcomes involved.
Census returns show mixed city and town increases and decreases
Census data from Washington in June reports Sandusky and several towns with large percentage gains, others with small declines. Notable figures include Sandusky 22807 with a 14.5 percent rise and Hoboken with a modest decrease, while Revere Massachusetts shows a dramatic rise in another entry.
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Washington
Sandusky
Whie
Vort Fentz
Nagas
Cumberland
Mil
Hoboken
Gag
Revere
Mass
Granite
Moundaville
Wylfa
Vomo
Hamon Transforming Oklahoma Politics a Dark Horse King
The AdacondA Standard editorializes on Jake Hamon of Oklahoma, noting his wealth from oil and influence in Republican politics. It recalls Hamon’s close ties with Governor Samuel V. Stewart and his university peers, highlighting his generous spending and rising status as a political influencer.
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Adaconda Standard
Jake Wamson
Oklahama
T Hat
Jake Hamon
Okahama
Jake
Take
Oklahom Oil
Scotty
Death Valley
Jake Hammon
University of Kansas
Samuel V. Stewart
Sam Stewart
Jake Hanon
Stewart
Mamons
Brooklyn Holds ational Honor Brooklyn Wins 9 to 7
Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 9 to 7 in a game highlighted by late runs and key miscues. Grimes drove in two runs, while pitchers Battaries and Krugser supplied solid relief. The Brooklyn lineup bunched hits and remained in contention as the visitors managed to pull ahead in the decisive inning.
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Brogkisi
Brooklyn
Cinciunatic
Elphin
Grimes
Brocklyn
SBS Cinchinaty -Tu
Fisier, Lunue
Wingog Cadore
Krugser
Broadwater Hotel to Reopen with Dinner Dance
Broadwater hotel announces reopening as a tourist venue with a dinner dance on May 2. Manager Bewitt Hutehturs says a Mosher table will be set for guests from Golden Gow, with staff and a four piece orchestra from California. Orchestra members and local hires will perform, as city officials coordinate arrangements.
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Broadwater Hotel
Bewitt
Ass Mosher
Tueen
Golden Gow
Collins Macdonsil
Mies Cundiff
John Tagen
Might Merk
Ainsworth
Vatveratty
Califurhia
Ranvshied
Wveimuscians
Hauntiry Iimes
Port Notices Forestall Exhibition With Boxing Bouts
A garbled report from Omaha notes a boxing exhibition date shifting due to weather and other factors. Mentions opponents Battling Tevtisky and Johnny Sheppard, with planned events in Portland and San Francisco and a move toward Chicago for a Tivgum bout. Also cites a Denton Marker weighing 5, ins A series of raw bets and rough scheduling follow.
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Omaha
Fund
Georges Carpen
Ieee
Tevtisky
Charley White
Denton Marker
Mich
Befngs Ruestad
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Wolf Creek News
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