Despondent tailor attempts suicide in Broadway room
Tespondent and tired of life, Welsh a tailor, cut his throat with a razor yesterday morning. He was found by store owner Rothschifer, bleeding heavily, in a room behind his store on Broadway. He remained in serious condition at Joseph’s hospital. bandages were readjusted and he appeared easier after treatment. A domestic upheaval over the past year is cited as a probable cause.
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Titec Joseph
Welsh
Joseph's Hospital
Joe Rothschifer
Broadway
Paint and Powder Grips New York Stage on Film
Hunt Stromberg presents Paint and Powder at Antlers Theater today and tomorrow with matinees. A truce view of Broadway life, the film follows a great star from poverty to stardom, revealing backstage life and tragedy with a strong cast led by Elaine Hammerstein and Theodore von Ely.
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Hunt « Stromberg
Antlers
Hunt Stromberg
Elaine Hammerstein
America
Mary Dolan
Theodore von Ely
TWO MINING OUTFITS BEGIN WORK IN BUTTE
Two new mining outfits will start operation in the Butte district tomorrow. The Butte Is Copper Mining Company will begin in the Walkerville section and the Otisen will start in the city center. Glen Anderson, a Butte engineer, will be general manager of both properties. The Butte Hill comprises eight claims and Maurice Eisenberg of New York is president. The Olisea, held by a New York syndicate with Simon Lederer as president, lies south of the Colorado shaft of the Davis Daly company and in the city wholesale district. Machinery installation will begin tomorrow and several hundred men will be hired within two weeks.
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Butte
Butte Is Copper
Walkerville
Otisen
Glen Anderson
Butte Hill
Maurice Eisenberg
New York
Olisea
Simon Lederer
Colorado
Davis-Daly Company
Largey and Topkins Estates
Maternity Death Rate Drops in Six Years in Montana
Lucie J Benepe of the state health board notes a decline in maternity mortality from 10 per 1000 in 1910 to an estimated 8 per 1000 in 1912. The statistic reflects a statewide improvement in maternal health and childbirth safety.
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Montana
Jod
Lucie J. Benepe
State Board of Health
State Railway Commission approves updated fruit shipping rates
The commission approved reduced rates on cherries and ber shen from the dieids at Trarby Hamilton and Charles Treigtes to Butte Helena Tiongsten Baltings Creat Walls and Lewistown. New rates apply to camoad lots carried in passenger trains at 25 cents per hundredweight with Butte Helena Livingston Bilings Lewistown Great Falls and other cities listed.
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Trarby
Hamilton
Charles Treigtes
Butte
Helena
Tiongsten
Baltings
Creat Walls
Lewistown
State Raiway Commission
St: Helena
Livingston
Bilings
Sial
Great Falls
Legion's Show Opens Tonight at the Marlow
The Marlow Legion presents NS Night in Wales staged by the local American Legion post. The dress rehearsal impressed, with a smooth opening chorus and a fast finale. Out‑of‑town professionals joined strong local talent, promising a top local show. Box office seats remain available despite heavy advance sales.
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Wales
Marlow Theater
American Legion
Helena
Jsnay
Legion
Camp for Tubercular Girls Near Baker Announced
A health camp for 20 girls aged nine to fourteen below normal weight will be set up forty miles from Baker in Fallon county. The Montana Tuberculosis Association and state tubercerculosis groups sponsor the initiative. Two months of treatment will be provided with supervision by Miss Emelie Gowery and Miss Hazel Frith, funded by county salaries and tuberculosis Christmas seal sales.
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Fallon County
Baker
Sara Marie
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Ene
Morse
Hazel Frith
Great Falls
Tuberculosis Association
Wibaux
Fallon
Emelie Gowery
Veterans’ Bureau
Wilhans
Fallow Cowie
Applications for hail insurance received by board in Montana
More than 20 hail insurance applications were received from the northwestern and eastern parts of Montana yesterday, according to E. K. Bowman of the state jail insurance board. With the heavy rains in all parts of the state, good prospects are seen and many more applications are expected this fall.
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Montana
State Jail Insurace Board
Tiovwinai
Room in Bus For River Trip Adds One Seat
With the boat trip set for Wednesday to the Gate of the Mountains, Burlington reports remaining space on the new bus for one local passenger. Additional reservations are urged in advance, as the list is not filled. Taxis will wait at the dock until boat return for the trip back to Helena.
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Unitarian Church
Post Office
P. M
Karryone
Michie
Abe
Romir
Gate of the Mountains
Ste
Helena
Vote in Germany sparks plebiscite debate and political realignments
In a fragmentary report, German factions clash over confiscation and public ownership amid a looming Reichstag vote. Pro-confiscation voices claim gains, while nationalists warn of lessons for foreign powers. Moscow and press commentaries weigh in on the political stakes and regional shifts.
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Reichstag
Moscow
Deweche Allpenirine Zeitung
Count Westharp
Treasury Surplus Seen From Tax Receipts and Cuts
Treasury forecasts a $390 million year end surplus due to unexpected income tax collections and back tax drives. President Coolidge and Budget Director Lord push a two year plan of strict spending review and vacancy not filling to cut federal personnel while avoiding layoffs. The surplus funds debt reduction aims to about $19.67 billion, with biggest impact from sinking fund and foreign war debt payments.
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Occu
Federal Service
Coolidge
Cooldge
Lord
Executive Civil Service
Lord Sit
Washington
Treasury
Pame
Winston
Congress
Indian War Vets Reaching Billings in Honor Flight
Veterans of the Seventh Calvary led by General Miles arrive in Billings to attend ceremonies at Custer's field. Notables include Lieut Col Brandt and David B souih, with state commander Tony J. Garun welcoming the party and addressing the group. General Godfrey will travel from Cookstown to join the event.
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Fost
Nelson A. Miles
Brandt
S. Godfrey
Colansl L . Hare
Sherman
Texas
Godfrey
Cookstown
Custer's Field
Governor reviews state guard parade in encampment review
A detailed account describes the governor and officials attending the first regimental parade of the encampment. Camp commander Col. FF B. Khebes leads units reviewed by Lieut. Calene and Sheridan with officers from multiple companies and staff listed in order of formation.
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Jerasingh
Wile Tinms
FF. B. Khebes
Renior
McDonald
Ta. As Foote
1St Division
Calene
Charles J. Sheridan
Ther
Maj. C. Jump
Sol. Peterran
J. Moore
BK. Cheadie
den Mikorge
Wan 1
Noble
Lowers
Willem Tippee
Crypt
Drerbert PD
Bathe
W. B Stepienson
Chopt
Deamerwelt
Urad
Waerant
Dab Foelter
Eli
Ludwig G. Letter
Terbert 1
Charing
Rowe
Willhaan T. Walker
Ind
Frank J. Wilt
Witter Sites
D Campans
Ati
Th. Tosefel
Davie
Doreph
Alva
Straagsit Battalion
Weadquatters
W. J. Forsythe
Warber
Sud
Iuilion
Gampangestst
Mary K. McGee
la Ov Anderson
Tuyt
J. M. Flinn
O. Greene
Sortice Company
Walter 4
Sutherland
Dei
Mage Bell
India
George A
Redpath
Farm Bill Likely to be Ditched in Senate Debate
A Senate session saw amendments to a proposed Farm Bill. Senator Willis of Ohio pushed for a general audit of the Farm Board accounts, and Senator McNary of Oregon accepted an amendment changing terms in a key clause. McNary also altered the equalization fee provision, while Cummins of Iowa failed to win support for a major governance change over producer control.
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Senate
Willis
Ohio
Farm Board
McNary
Oregon
Borah
Idaho
Sensator Cummins
Republican
Towa
Beidleman questioned in Pennsylvania primary inquiry
Witnesses described tensions over nomination results in the Pennsylvania primary scene. Senator Reed pressed Beidleman about votes and possible changes if return sheets existed while probes explored coalition ties between Ware Pepper and Pinchot factions. Albert Greenfield testified on campaign finance flows to Watson and Ware’s group. The hearing also inquired into the Women’s Christian Temperance Union controversy in Renusy.
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Reed
Beidleman
Lhe Chairamn
Pennsylvania
Biedleman
Anti-Satoon League
Keystone
John S. Fisher
Pepper
William 5. Ware
Pinchot
Albert M. Greenfield
Philadelphia
Ware
Senate
Greenfield
Thomas PF. Watson
Ste
Seed
Women’s Christian Temperance Union figures in campaign funding
Mrs. Maude T. Seymour and Mrs. Elsa M. George testified that the union raised funds totaling 127,688 last September and that no definite accounting existed. They claimed Governor Winehot leveraged county groups and pressed stationery hires, while denying use of organized units as political arms.
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Vania
Reed
Maude T. Seymour
McConnellsburg
Elsa M. George
Pittsburgh
Beth
Seymour
Winehot
Womens’ Christian Temperance Union
George
Pinchot
Lasal
Dey
Tinehot
Te Temperance Union
Canty Presidente
Plans Completed for Farm Bread Picnic at Fairgrounds
Final plans for the annual farm bureau picnic at the state fairgrounds on July 3 were approved at a county committee meeting. The Montana Rabblers will provide music for the pavilion dances, and the sports program directed by Dick Tobin, Tom Herrin, and J. G. DeVore includes greased pig and pole, tug of war, ford car race backwards, pony and ball games among other events.
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Fairgrounds
Farm Bureau
Committee On
Montana Rabblers
Dick Tobin
Tom Herrin
J. G. DeVore
Helena
Governors control temperance group in private list dispute
The discussion centers on appointment of officials to a sesqui centennial commissions with Mrs George seeking burnished county presidents acting for Governor Pinchot. Mrs Seymour resists public disclosure and states the governor controls the temperance organization, offering names only privately to Mrs George.
Board Denies Alquest for Salary Increases
The state highway commission denied the salary raise request for two employees in an unanimous vote at the state board meeting.
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Alquest
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