Henry Adolph funeral today in Roundup Wilson rancher dies
Funeral services will be held today for Henry Adolph 42 Roundup rancher fatally injured when a severe wind storm ripped a shelter just after he and family tried to move chickens. Mrs Adolph and George Adolph 13 were wounded along with Jim Blackburn 67. In Empty district a windstorm overturned a sheep wagon injuring Blackburn. Elsewhere the cruiser Quincy arrived Montevideo on a goodwill voyage amid crowd cheers signaling U.S. guardianship in the hemisphere.
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Henry Adolph
Roundup
George Adolph
Jim Blackburn
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Adolph
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Blackburn
Uruguay
Montevideo
United States
Quincy
Western Hemisphere
Great Falls Leader Raises Weekly Newspaper Rates
The Great Falls Leader boosted carrier delivery rates six days weekly from 16 to 18 cents per week. Three month subscriptions rose from 1.70 to 2.00, six months from 8.25 to 3.75, and a year from 8 to 7.25, with no changes for mail subscribers.
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Beaverhead D A R plans Sunday sponsorship at Continental Divide monument
Dillon June 22. Beaverhead chapter, Daughter of the American Revolution DAR, announced sponsorship of a Montana Idaho pirate on Sunday next. Residents from both states will gather at the site atop the Continental Divide where the Lewis and Clark expedition reached the headwaters of the Atlas bour river in 1904 for the event. Mrs W B Wiley of Dillon leads arrangements for the Picnic.
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American Hevolution
Montana- Idaho
Sacafawes National Monument
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Mra W B Wiley
Arrangemoois
Helena Writer Top Prize Winner for Dread of the World
Ralph Henry of Selens writing as Eric Thane won first prize of 50 for an article titled Dread of the World. The piece on the Montane wheat harvest appears in the current summer fiction issue of Direction, a monthly magazine based in Darien, Connecticut.
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Selens
Eric Thane
Darien
Isue
Major Eliot Warns Britain Faces Double Peril From Axis
A 1840 New York Tribune analysis cautions Britain that Germany may strike by blockade and invasion. It outlines how naval power and sea lanes could be severed, port defenses strained, and air attacks intensified from French shores and Norwegian bases, with Ireland and the Dover Strait as potential flashpoints. It weighs invasion risks, logistics, and the likely desperate German assault strategy.
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Evacuation Debate Shapes Britain Defense Strategy
An old wartime article weighs whether Britain should evacuate civilians to ease siege pressures. It argues the island could gain by moving out women, children, and noncombatants to reduce demand on food and fuel, while noting risks and legal limits. It discusses German threats, Allied air and sea operations, and the humane but strategic calculus of shielding civilians.
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Canada Extends Crackdown on Fifth Columnists
The article outlines wartime measures under the Defense of Canada Regulations used by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and Ontario authorities to suppress communists and fascists. It notes convictions of three Communists in Ontario, declares the Communist Party illegal, and reports charges against Adrien Arcand and other fascist leaders. It describes raids, the mobilization of a 6000-strong home guard, and ongoing surveillance of suspected enemy-origin individuals across Canada.
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Ontario
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Hore Cheveler
Ilegal
National Unity Party
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Quebec
Wilfrid Girouard
Adrien Arcand
Fuehter
M U. 7
James Farr
Tresson
Undarmineta
Morsle
Ernest Lapointe
House of Commons
Sabota
Fifth Column
Halifax
Vancouver
Survivor of Battle of Big Horn Dies at 63 Years
Ani ta Aguila Wilkarson 3, believed last survivor of the Big Hole battle between Nez Perc Indians led by Chief Joseph and settlers in Montana, died today in Hamilton. Wilkerson served as a messenger for settlers during the fight and had lived in the Bitter Root valley for 63 years.
Judge Pays Fine When Young Lady Lages It
In Anacondas June 32 police magistrate Hubert LeJeune made a show of punishing traffic violators. A Tate sax player pleaded guilty to parking near a fire plug and was fined $1. The magistrate then paid the fine out of his own pocket after she said she could not cover it.
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Sax
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