Montana Watchman Tries 10 Hands on Burglar Nose
A would be burglar entered a Montana warehouse through a small window and was confronted by a worker. He confessed to entering to steal and gave his name as Veillism Ci eam of Russ City Minnesota. He pleaded guilty before Justice Mo MS McGregor and was bound over to circuit court. Three other young men arrived on a freight with Graham and were later cleared of involvement.
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Liuraugh
Elottes
Atonsary
Atonsary Adevert and Sheriff Lachman
Pins
Nie
Body of Man Who Went Over Dam Still Missing
Great Falls June 6 Searching parties failed to locate the body of CP Mitchefi Montana Power Company employee drowned Monday afternoon after a deck incident near Rainbow Dam. It is believed his body is suspended in pools at the foot of the falls, unlikely to be recovered until water levels fall. Mitchell was clearing driftwood on the dam deck when he lost footing possibly due to dizziness or a sudden fog. No witness to the initial moment, workers reported seeing him go over the dam and a brief struggle before disappearing.
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Great Falls
CP. Mitchefi
Montana Power Company
Cabiles Ita
Miedeck Uf
Rainbow Dam
Mitchell
Tre
Lien
Elopero Flight Ends In City Police Involvement
Fragments describe a troubled flight and failed elopement plans involving two youths and adults. The text notes authorities and a mother seeking custody or guidance as children are taken into protective care at a station after parental concerns surface.
Fugitives Tracked After Deceptive Ages Claimed
Police traced two fugitives after they used fictitious names at a Fram Mayre police station. They initially admitted the numbers but later said their ages were correct. The case involves a plan to marry and drive to Wichita Kansas, with uncertainty over the dates and identities.
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Fram Mayre
Cheiy
Wichita
Kansas
Commander of Legion Post Hospitalized After Battle Wound
Great Falls June 16 Harold McL Mady commander of the Great Falls Post American Legion was taken to Deaconess hospital suffering from wounds received in the fight at Yellean Wood. He served nearly a year after the injury and has since faced ongoing trouble as shrapnel struck his right leg knee.
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Great Falls
Harold McL
Mady
Americat Legion
Deaconess
Yellean Wood
Hoswient
Implied defendants deny intimidation claims in trade case
McIntosh testifies that Associated Industries had no control over materials and that threats against restaurant owners arose from individuals. He says restaurant strikes and boycotts were instigated by John Kinfeld of the Spokane cafe, not the industry group.
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Buteg
Juline WH. Mielatest
Heertitget
Associated Industries of
Thule
Te Builders Brick Company
Northwest Coal Camping and
Tutte Sewer Mipe and Tile Company
McIntosh
Associated Industries
John Kineffel
Spokane
Whenelfed
MeTales
Nut
Busiess
Gilger Eyes Lieutenant Governor Candidacy and Trip Plans
Great Falls dispatch notes Governor candidate G Gilger plans to file his declaration for lieutenant governor soon and travel with David Hier Sam Stephenson and James O Grady to Bytuui Inok to inspect Cascadies feion ranch interests. The itinerary includes a trip to Sal Fewinisca for the Democratic National Convention aboard a special train.
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Great Falls
David Hiera
Lewistown
Sam Stephenson
James O'Grady
Bytuui
Inok
Cascadies
Feion Ranch Company
Mr. Gilger
Ato
Sal Fewinisca
Another Roar Over Pollution Of Streams
A new complaint in Great laity alleges pollution of the Neihart stream from Cascade Mines and Mills stables. Report says winter accumulation was dumped into Beltenook creek, with tons of material flowing downstream and affecting water quality for long distances.
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Ul Batis
Jowe
Neihart
Joes Powens
Cascade Mines
Beltenook
Montana Man Arrested in Canada Over Liquor and Car Loss
Great Falls resident Abraham Myers along with two accomplices were arrested in Canada after a liquor haul worth $4,000 was seized. Constable Midson tracked the group to a cabin near a Milk River district, confiscating the liquor and a Studebaker automobile. Myers faced charges and a $150 fine.
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Great Walls
Charles
Canada
Aliealan Myers
Dominion
Tod At Pleas
Lethbridge
Studébaker
Ispatel
Milk Tiver
Midson
Boyd
Haku
Montana
Abraham Myers
Dias Chase Zuchermay
Great Falls
Zuckerman
McCarthy
Cornblam
Tamhbridge
Perry Bost Starts for Summer's Work
Perry Bost begins duties for the summer project at Fort Benton. A county built tarpaulin ferry boat, loaded with supplies and a work crew including Henry Hage ato, departed from the Chateau Wease landing for a port downstream. The vessel will operate near Vie Palos Tupids, about 60 miles downstream, aiding road and culvert work and improving access for residents to Fort Benton and Geraldine via a shorter river route.
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Fort Benton
Henry Hageato
Chateau Wease
Vie Palos Tupids
Geraldine
Electrical workers of state agree on uniform scale
Great Falls June 16. The convention of electrical workers for the interstate commission decided to seek a uniform wage and a five and a half day week. The wage day was announced and will be submitted to local unions for referendum. The proposed scale will raise wages for many workers while others will see changes. The convention plans to resume work tomorrow and hopes for a referendum within a month after local approval.
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Great Falls
inter-iNuNain
Fas
Ana
Gaith
Rouyany
Monhota Power Company
Metals unions seek higher pay at State Metal Trades session
At the State Metal Trades convention in June 16, President JF Orion announced unions will push for a wage scale increase though exact demands are pending. The current contract runs to July 30 with a three day filing extension. The conference will hold several sessions behind closed doors as officers were elected: James TL O'Brien of Butte as president, Willi Foley of Butte as secretary, and Peter O'Brien as treasurer.
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Great Walls
JF. Orion
State Metal Trades Convention
Uial
Convelsion
James TL O'Brien
Butte
Willi Foley Af
Chinaman Arrested in Statutory Charge in Chinoos
Chinoos Chinaman, proprietor of the Chingak gate and Chinook hotel, was arrested by State Wiman Officer Allen on a statutory offense charge. The hearing is set before Justice Griffin on Thursday. The detained girl has been sent to Florence Crittenden home in Nelena.
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Chingal
Marlout
Chiang
Chingak Gate
Commat Af State
Allen
Griffin
Florence Crittenden
Nelena
Western governors back harmony group for western interests
San Francisco June 16 Western elite democratic governors and delegates to the national convention assented to forming a cooperative association of western interests. California leader Gavin McNab announced calls for organization by delegates from California Washington Oregon Montana Wyoming Utah Arizona and Nevada. The group would meet before the convention to decide on any concrete actions and to promote western interests nationally with a possible chair from among a senator or governor.
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San Francisco
Harmonious Aid ‘Cooperative Association
Gavin McNab
California
McNab
Washington
Oregon
Thalia
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Aviaona
Nevada
United States
Montana Man Saw the Perth Amboy Disaster
Miles City resident Falck who aided his brother at a Montana shearing pens details his wartime service. He was among officers in charge of the Perth Amboy munition plant when a deadly explosion Oct 4 1918 rebuilt the site and killed many, leaving him shell shocked and on leave to recover. He plans to return to Idaho after the Montana season ends. Bonds for a Safety School District in Missoula failed to attract buyers due to market conditions and low par value.
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Miles City
June
al Falck
John Falck
Sunday Creek
Perth Amboy
New Jersey
Fatek
Ceoin Lamb
Camp Merritt
Alsso
New York
France
Perth-Ambay
Casters
Montana
Idahka
Missoula
Safety
Roosevelt
Board World Buy
State Briefs and Regional News Digest
The report covers racing updates in New York involving Shamrach, Kivarney, Victoria, and Thelther in a Sandy Trook event with trials aiding a Friday outcome. In Rozeman, Montane State College graduates led by George Irving Christie receive diplomas from President Alfred Atkinson. In Livingston, Grand Army of the Republic hosts a convention with officer elections to close Saturday. Millicity records extreme rainfall with 1.19 inches in one hour and 1.17 inches in a past hour as a government observer notes the event. Eureka announces a new US forest patrol airplane service for northern California and southern Oregon, basing at Medford with patrol routes along the Shasta and Klamath rivers.
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Rozeman—Tiffys
Montene State College
George Irving Christie
Te Extension Department
Pur- the University
Atension
Alfred Atkinson
Mili City
Weather Bureau
Aentiering Basy
Forest Patrol
Eureka
Calif
United States Forest Patrol
California
Gregon
Medford
Shasta
Dempsey Accepts Carpentier Challenge Ahead of Fight
The Associated Press reports Georges Carpentier issues a challenge to world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey. Carpentier vows to meet Dempsey any time after a September date or at any location with enough rounds. Billy Miske and others back the idea as Kearns confirms Dempsey will train in the east within a week. An earlier draft evasion case against Dempsey and his manager was dismissed in federal court.
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Associated Presa Winkle
Idan
Georges
Carpentie
Ieasy
Sade Dewnsex
Carpentier
Aemil
Carpentive
Pues
Trannlasn
Sune
Tack Kearns
Dadi Dempaes
Deavy
Hiday
Billy Miske
Tau Brehnan
Wader Ie Bon
Dempsey
Bue
Carpentien
Benpsey
Kearns
Demmecy
United States
Percy
William Horeison
Gacky Dempsey
Shaimpion
Mack Mauris
Compiniey
Cvady
Fedacal Eamkc
One Run Stands In NL Tilt As Bouton Dominates
Associated Press report details a lone run in the National League matchup. Bouton and Tune held Boston to a single score in the opening frame while Winn, backed by Joey Vanghe, delivered the decisive hit. Chicago pitcher Oscekher limited the opponents to three safeties as Verdin, Hollacher, and Roo Be Chane contributed late.
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Associated Press
Bouton
Tune Lo—Cheage
Boston
Winn
Joey Vanghe
Menio- Mal Day
Chicago
Oesehger
Vaugin
Smre
Flaw
Hollacher
Vents
Hepney
Ruth Stars as Yankees Edge Cubs on Rain-Shortened Night
Babe Ruth powered a homer and drove in key runs to put New York ahead as the Yankees held off a Chicago challenge. Rain halted play after 45 minutes, leaving the Cubs unable to overtake the visitors in this stormy interlude.
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Chicago
Babe Roth
New York
Cronshal
Ruth
Ty Ion
Tyler
Quinn
Mowilige
Staveyrees
Hannah
Faber and Schitic
Notice of Bids for Concrete Pavement Improvement No 119
Proposals for constructing a concrete pavement curb and retaining wall in Special Improvement District No 119 will be received by the Helena Montana City Clerk until 2 pm Monday June 28 1920. Bids must include a 10 percent certified check and a bond for faithful performance. The work is under City Engineer plans with six percent interest on warrants.
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Digit
Helena
Momtana
Tome Crete
Pril
Heléna
Montana
Counses
Sneotal
Tha
Enter al Tha City Counen
V. MN
Kessler
Wrst
Lawrenoue
Perak
Athpasat
Gity Halk
Juleas Tana
Lattewe
Counci
Fee
Ales Hayes City
Muhaing
Haye
Kade
Ieee
Gora
Proienine Tee Ely
Reas
Eae
Iit
Sinte Tad Nee Wal Accident Board
Eydela
Cay Caunei
Renee
Speaiar
Sousco
Orien
Catinell
Yulica
Polas
Tieieen
Great
Euls
Olubis
Svest
Neavi Tony
Neta Amonialory
Heforster
S. Land Office
Thafena
Berets
Jos. Oker
Register
Dee Department of the Interior
Us Land Office
St Helena
Montagia
Jane Vi
Herahy Sven Ae Kivtcke Gustafson
Adei
Atoniang
Tote Ik
Worth
Tingawest
Meridian
Beford William Pepworth
U. S
AL Cascade
Range & West
Merida Jyad
Rester
Clotmane
Jacob J. Harth
Great Falls
Lehio
Ranma & Weat
Lee
Befara Rexlater
Heleng
Hetora
Lanizen
Jon. Oker
Lightweight Bout Sparks Mixed Results Across Cities
The event featured a four round lightweight bout won by Oakland Franke Burng over Brank Fotrea of San Francisco. San Francisco’s Olt Berg defeated Prankte Deny of Oakland in four rounds. Rosiy Trtle of St Paul secured a decision in four rounds against Shayray teach. Additional notes mention ongoing legal matters and deportation discussions involving a Mexican federal judge in Tri Tuana Citamorolag.
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Orglaod
Cala
Oakland
Frantie Burng
Brank Fotrea
San Francisco
Evens
Olt Berg
Prankte Deny
Rosiy Trtle
St Paul
Elvan
Decislon
Shayraytteach
Mero
Cato
Attiedra Tolly
Lin
Soldier sought in murder of Mrs J El Kloss near Camp Grant
Rockford Alabama reports a private named Peters is sought by authorities in connection with the fatal shooting of Mrs J El Kloss wife of Captain Moss who died early today after being shot in the back while riding in an automobile near Camp Grant. Peters is among five escapees from a camp farm and allegedly threatened Captain Moss over charges against him.
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Rockford
Juvelé
J. el Kloss
Moss
Camp Grant
Peters
Mesa
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Gon
Vienne
Tania
Cop
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TNT
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Petry
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Bhitadel
SPORT
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Ami Yelther
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