City Grants Right of Way for Road and Natural Gas
The city council approved ordinances granting a right of way across portions of sections 17 and 16 for a gas line and road alignment. The agreement to convey a 80 foot wide strip includes two parcels totaling about 34 acres, with construction obligations, compensation of 1, and final effect 30 days post passage. The deal also covers a separate county highway right of way over Ten Mile Creek land to connect with McDonald pass, with three fences to be erected and a 1 compensation.
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Cineawa
Rector Street
Elias Sewer
Taymond T. Nagle
Beng
Rehuburne Voss
Staplin
Lwo
McDonald Pass
Ten Mile Steek
Montana National Guard Starts Camp Erickson Training Program
The 16th Infantry Regiment of the Montana National Guard began daily training at Camp Erickson. Morning inspections by company commanders, battalion staff, and officers prefaced two hours of drill. Capt. Olson lectured on chemical warfare service. An assembly occurred in the mess hall with plans for unit instructions and a 5:15 parade on the drill field.
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National Guard of
Montana
Camp Erickson Yeserday
Tate
H. Olson
Car plunges over bluff into kitchen in Helena
Tom Ryan janitor at Monticello saved his 3 year old daughter Mary Grace when his car stalled on Bluff street hill and leapt over the edge. Lynn Ryan rushed to help but the Armstrong boy failed to jump. The vehicle crashed through a fence and struck the Gruner house. Injuries included a slight concussion, a wrenched elbow, and burns.
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Tom Ryan
Monticello
Ryan
Mary Grace
Armstrong
Helena
Lynn
Bluff Street
Young Armstrong
Henven
Mr. Ryan
Thea Hay
Gruner House
Gruner
Otto Krieg
Howe
Howard Armatrong
You Can Pay in 10 Weekly Installments
Local ad offers a simple plan to pay in ten weekly installments. Promises reduced upfront cost and flexible terms to spread payments over two and a half months. Details and exact amounts not shown in the readable text.
Youth sought after handball raid at YMCA
During a noon handball match at the YMCA two men had their locker room taken, as a 17 year old transient allegedly rifled clothing and stole cash and items including a World War era present watch. Police traced the suspect to Northern Pacific depot where a ticket to Missoula was bought just before the train departed, with Deer Lodge and Missoula authorities not yet locating him last night.
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Lester Loble
Pew
Telemattarpesa
G. E. McLaughlin
Association
MLC. A
Lohle
Northern Pacific
Missoula
Garrigan
Deer Lodge
Death of vaudeville entertainer Probec in Portland area
Portland dispatch reports the death of vaudeville performer Ray Vance of Vancouver. Multnomah County and Portland officials probe the case after Vance was found in a Washoume slough, believed murdered by coroner W. E. Cass of Clark County. Investigators seek details on Vance and his vaudeville colleagues Bart Messman Hirly Mochels and Virginia Blair amid the broader inquiry.
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Portland
Multnomah County
Ray Vance
Vancouver
Hidgefield
Washife
W. E. Cass
Clark County
Washington
Vie
Vance
Multnomah
Charles Lamb
Portland Woliceman
Bart Messman
Hirly Mochels
Virginia Blair
Dr. Shearer
San Francisco Heiress Plans Greenland Expedition
San Francisco heiress Miss Vauisa A. Boyd, whose party includes scientists, aims to sail for East Greenland on July 1 aboard the sealer Vealekar for a hunting and monument project voyage. Officials disputed reports of permission denial, noting a ship-name error on permits and a corrected charter.
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San Francisco
Vauisa A. Boyd
Copenhagen
Norway
Greenland
Funds For New St Peter's Church Raised
About 30 members and friends attended a men dinner at the St Voters Apistopal church. The gathering reported progress in a campaign to erect a new church at the North Park Avenue site, with plans for the fourth week and bids to be sought after announced specifications from a Spokane architect.
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Sehureh
Carvassing Committee
North Park Avenus
Blshop If. HW
Fox
Henry If. Daniels
Jeanne
Flarold Longmaid
Spokane
Tariff for Electric Lights at Red Lodge Passed by Commission
The public service commission approved a tariff submitted by Northwestern Improvement Company of Red Lodge for electric service. The order dismisses further investigation in the order to show cause proceedings started weeks ago.
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Public Service Commission
Northwestern Improvement Company of
Red Lodge
Ned Lodge
Improvement Company
Grand Council Masons Elect Leaders at Helena Session
George G. Hoole of Glendive elected grand master as Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters opens a four day session in Billings. Delegates numbered fifty with expectations topping 300 by Thursday. Officers include Russell D. Miller Helena deputy grand master Carl J. Christian Butte grand conductor of work and J Earl Halderman Miagoula grand tresher.
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Billings
George G. Hoole
Glendive
Grand Council of Royal
Hoole
C. S. Bell
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Grand Com
Mandery Kolehta Templar
Russell D. Miller
Itelena
Carl J. Christian
Butte
A. Scott Harrison
Father T. Wallberg
Telena
George A. Dinini
Varra
Guard
George H W. Platt
Creat Falls
Coun
Battleship Wyoming Towins Submarine Nautilus
Washington June 15 The battleship Wyoming tows the polar submarine Nautilus toward Queenstown Ireland as navy officials seek a rescue plan. Admiral Pratt urges a tug from Queenstown to aid the stranded vessel in the Wilkins North Pole expedition.
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Washington
Wyoming
Queenstown
Ireland
Navy Department
Claude
Loch
Chief of
Naval Operations
Sir Hubert Wilkins
North Pole
Rineh
William V. Pratt
W. Nerbert Adama
New York
Wilkins
Speakeasy Inquiry Before Grand Jury
In San Francisco on June 15 Prohibition Administrator W G Walker Chief of Police William J Quinn and district attorney representatives appeared before the county grand jury to outline discoveries linking speak easies with racketeering and gang activity. The inquiry follows the recent shooting of Karl Lotar and a nightclub incident involving Harold McQuire and an Eddy Street establishment.
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San Francisco
W. G. Walker
William J Quinn
Karl Lotar
Hawan al Segadly
North Beach
Harold McQuire
Eddy Stroat
Fashion Plaque Your Chiffon Gown Details Feathers and Boa
A chiffon evening gown features a Ila Ow s feather boa in pantel shades of willow ostrich. The description reads like a fashion note detailing accessories and color tones for a formal ensemble.
Hartwig Fined $100 After Reversing Assault Plea
Charles B. Hartwig former Broadwater Inn manager faces prohibition charges after a raid, appeared before Justice of the Peace W J Crispin and reversed to a guilty plea on third degree assault against M H McConnell The Independent reporter. The judge with County Attorney Smith imposed a $200 fine which Hartwig paid. earlier arraignment had him pleading not guilty and seeking a jury trial. Bondsman Hale explained he signed the bond without fondness for Hartwig but in belief of future appearance.
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Charles B. Hartwig
Broadwater Inn
Justice of the Peace
W. J. Crispin
M. H. McConnell
The
Independent
Justice Crispin
Sherman W. Smith
Hartwig
Lester H. Loble
Startwig
Hale
Harry Hale
Hertwig
Mufily
Crispin
Missoula GAR selects officers for joint encampment
Charles Angus of Livingston named department commander of the Grand Army of the Republic. W Trayman of Missoula elected commander of the State Disabled Veterans of the World War. Other officers named include Charles Wenger Great Falls, John Wels Missoula, J P McClain Velm, and many delegates and alternates to the national encampment at Des Moines. The four day session began with joint and separate meetings and a public campfire program headlined by Congressman Scott Leavitt.
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Missoula
Finiog
J. P. McClain
Veln
Ti. Fi
Malingan
Witte
W. RB
Harlan
Columbia Faux
Breneman
Anaconda
John Marchion
Anaratda
Linton Hahswirth
Butte
Solomon Niles
Cascade
Memnere
Cone
John Borer
Hamiltan
Doin Welas
Des Moines
R. Nt
McCoan
Helena
G. BE. Browning
Bazeman
Tippy
Foy
Wiliam Tran
Seney
Lyman Sperry
Vepnoy
M. T. Webb
Tier
Willand Pippy
J. Miles
Werepantit Army
John Arrocs
Mike Lynch
Misagula
Miles
Wilkesbarre
D. A
Scott Leavitt
Training Camp Draws 100 Men to Missoula
About 100 young men from across the state gather in Missoula for the Citizens' Military Training camp opening tomorrow. Registration and clothing issuance occur Tuesday, with units organized and drills, sports, and entertainment planned. The fourth week includes target range activities in Pattee Canyon and a prize day finale. Lieutenant P. T. Wolfe of Fort Missoula leads, supported by Pvt J. Pompany of Fort Harrison.
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Pvt J. Pompany
Fort Yarrison
Montana
Red Crees
Patrons ponder dial system delays at ITV
A Sunday evening electric storm crippled Mt. Staley Telephone Co. service leaving 20 to 200 telephones out of order. Manager Robert B. Miller said crews worked all day to restore lines and hoped full service would return soon. He defended delays while dialing upgrade proceeds amid subscriber frustration. The article notes the World War cost at about 186 billion dollars.
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Ana
Mt. Staley Telephone Company
Robert B. Miller
Central
Fall's condition to be learned soon in Wallington
June 15. Albert B. Fall former cabinet officer may go to Washington to begin his prison sentence after a conference with District Attorney Rover and lawyer Frank Bogan. Special prosecutor Pomereno said physicians will determine if Fall can travel and begin serving a year in jail for bribery connected with the Doheny lease.
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Wallington
Allee Pomereno
Jake Off
Albert 8
Fall
Washington
Rover
Frank Bogan
Wall
Rondition
Tomerro Wall
Edward T. Doheny
HK Hills
Calif
Naval of
Raserva
Doheny
Supreme Court
el Paso
Pomereno
Ohio
Glimmers Toiling Up Volcano Mountain Expedition
Whimilk Alaska reports Father Herrard Jubbard expedition men missing on the slopes of a large active volcano. The group, unable to communicate, pressed toward the crater as steam and ash belch from the summit amid prior dangers from a near crash during an earlier ascent.
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Whimilk
Alaska
Antal Tohak
Herrard Jubbard
Hon
Kuljubk
Father Thbhard
Coast Guard Seizes Whiskey on Cutter Operation off Bodega Bay
Five shots from Coast Guard Cutter 202 deterred a ram runner off Bodega Bay sixty miles north of San Francisco. Cutter seized 148 cases of whiskey and champagne worth $59,000. six men fled in a 62 foot launch bearing the Mauer. The deserted boat was towed ashore.
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San Francisco
Coast Guard
Bodega Bay
Here
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