Fireside Chat From President Roosevelts Speech on Primaries
President Roosevelt in a diplomatic room broadcast from a custom desk spoke on the coming elections. He rejected a personal bid in primaries but urged liberal candidates and defined liberal and conservative schools of thought, stressing honesty, work, and fair taxation. He warned against blows in campaigns and urged issue focused discourse over personal attacks. He noted Congress will not convene again until January and praised the wage hour act as a landmark for workers while criticizing missed rail relief measures.
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America
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Schilling Named Head of Electrical Engineering at Montana State
Roseman June 24 Dr R Schilling associate professor of electrical engineering at Michigan College of Mining and Technology has been named head of Montana State College electrical engineering department succeeding the late Professor J A Thaler who led from 1902 until this year Strand president says Schilling will assume duties at the start of the next college year becoming the third head since the department was organized in 1897 He has wide industrial contacts and extensive teaching and professional experience including work with Western Electric General Electric and Goodrich Rubber and has taught at University of South Dakota Iowa State and Michigan College of Mining and Technology He studied at Jiba University of Timais Iowa State and has held various engineering roles and publications
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W. H. Willums
Thaler
Schilling
Strand
University of South Dakota
J Iba University of
Timais
Iowa State College
Michigan College of Mining and Technology
Michigan
Montana
Ence
Western Electric Company
General Electric Company
Montana State College
Goodrich Rubber Company
Michigan College
Iown
Hig Record
Rambling Stream Floods Milwaukee Shops in Deer Lodge
A typically quiet stream near the Milwaukee shops swelled into a flood after heavy overnight rain in Deer Lodge. Fire hoses and pumps expelled the water, allowing workers to return after changing clothes and resuming duties.
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Deer Lodge
Milwaukee
Funeral services for Frank G Jacquemin Held Today
Funeral services for Frank G. Jacquemin retired Helena jeweler who fled yesterday will be held at 8 oclock this afternoon at the Cop and Conrad chapel. Burial will be in the Elks plot at Forestvale cemetery. Helena lodge No 193 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will preside at the chapel and graveside. Pallbearers are Frank Sassenrath Frank Smith M T Reineman Ed Lalonde Willam Atchison and Jack H Sohn. A sister Mia Gilbert Brown of Tacoma and a brother Charles of Oskaloosa are here for the services. An aunt Mrs H D Hail arrived from Cascade.
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Frank G. Jacquemin
Helena
Cop and Conrad Chapel
Elks
Forestvale Cemetery
Helena Lodge No 193
Benavalent and Protective Order of Elks
Frank Sassenrath
Frank Smith
M. T. Reineman
Ed Lalonde
Willam Atchison
Jack H. Sohn
Mia
Gilbert Brown
Tacoma
Wash
Charles
Oskaloosa
Kan
Mra H. D. Hail
Cascade
Complete list of filings in Broadwater Co
Townsend June 24 several filings for county officers raise total candidates to 23. Primary no contest expected in county offices. Names include Howard Doggett Republican and Guy Kiracher Democrat for state representative, F T Hooks Democrat for county attorney, Barbara Doggett Democrat for county clerk and recorder, Laslla Kirby Democrat for county treasurer, Frank Holloway Republican for county assessor. Also lists legislature candidates and various county offices with party designations and townships.
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Townsend
Howard Doggett
Guy Kiracher
F. T. Hooks
Barbara Doggett
Laslla Kirby
Frank Holloway
Townsend No
Walled Mountain
Legislature
Tdemocratic
R. M. O'Hearn
Chas. P. Cotter
W. C. Lasby
W. G. Kirscher
Howard J. Doggett
Peter J. Meloy
Ira. Merritt
Hork Gill
Barbara Dagcott
Nona
Real Indian Pow-Pow at Ronan July 2-4
Rouen June 24. The Flathead and Kootenai Indians will hold pow-wows on July 2 to 4 led by chief Martin Char to full costumes. War dances owl gift awake and atlap dances echo old traditions with a rodeo land Indian stick games and parades featured. The Flatheads and Kootenai meet in a stick game on July 4.
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Rouen
Mission Range
Montana
Martin Charto
Alex Beaverhead
Baptiste Pichette
Louie Comb
Baptiste Finley
Michael Smelisalmon
Frank Aig Crane
Pater van
Flooding Across Montana After Cloudbursts Ravage Towns
A series of cloudbursts and floods hit Montana and Wyoming towns. Laurel suffered about 100000 dollars in damage from 2.58 inches of rain. Rail lines and highways washed out near Waco and Belt while Roundup area residents faced evacuation risk. Big Horn basin communities lost gas service and bridges. Warm Springs field flood damaged bridges and an ice plant. Great Falls area saw two feet of water in homes along Sun River.
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Laurel
Billings
Rocky Mountain Range
Montana
Wyoming
T. 0. Rigney
Waco
Belt Mountains
Great Northern Railroad
Laurel Yards
Tse
Big Horn
Montana State Hoe
Thermopolis
Big Horn Gas Company
Basin
Worland
Greybull
Little Buffalo Creek
Resin
Warm Springs
Warm Springs Creek
Ice Company
Corrain
Dana Carter
Field
Sheridan
Great Falla
Mont
Sun River
Great Falls
Gerber Flats
Missouri River Reaches New High Flow At Great Falls
Great Falls June 24 the Missouri river surged to a multi year peak after heavy afternoon rainfall. Water overflowed Rainwater dam at about 30 000 cubic feet per second, up from 16 200 earlier, surpassing the year’s prior record of 24 000 and marking a sharp rise over last week’s levels. Sun River also jumped from 1 550 to 4 000 cubic feet per second in the period.
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Great Falls
Missouri River
Raintow Dam
Montana Power Company
Volta
Morony
Sun River
Missouri
Telephone Company And Laundry Tie In City League Game
The Telephone Company and Capital Laundry battled to a six inning tie in the city softball doubleheader. Both clubs had eight runs hits and four errors as darkness halted the contest. Earlier, Distillers beat Western Life 7 to 1 with Thompson leading Western Life and Kroecher also contributing a home run.
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Capital Laundry
Distillers
Western Life
Ag M. Thompson
Western Life Boys
Kroecher
Lightning destroys chimney at St. Regis schoolhouse
A Tuesday lightning strike destroyed the chimney of the St. Regis schoolhouse in Superior. The electrical display hit with abrupt force, sending bricks scattering and triggering a heavy rain like a three cloudburst as onlookers watched the scene unfold.
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Superior
St. Regis
Fatal storm halts Montana road work near Missoula
Engineer C R Short of the Bureau of Public Roads on a Montana inspection trip witnessed a severe storm that lashed the Jordan Cicero prairie area causing washes and washouts along roads. A 25 foot fill gave way and several spans were washed out. Weather delays ongoing highway oiling projects east of Missoula and Havre. Roosevelt signs navy and marine corps promotion reforms at Hyde Park.
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Missoula
Glendive
C. R. Short
Bureau of Public Roads
Montana
Milwaukee
Preirie County
Jordan-Cirela Prairie
Jordan
Nimrod
Havre
Engineer Shot
Culbertson-Circle
Culbertson-Sidney
Helena
Boulder
Washington
President Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Navy and
Marine Corps
Boy Seat to Cell on Murder Charge May Be Innocent
A defense argument contends the boy’s role in the murder case against Francis M. Carroll may be innocent. Ingalls notes the state claims Dwyer possessed letters harmful to Carroll, written by Carroll’s minor child, a fact that allegedly created motive once read by Dr. Littlefield, a Paria citizen.
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Carroll
Ingalls
Dwyer
Francis M. Carroll
Paria
Littlefield
Yellowstone geysers show unusual activity this summer
Yellowstone Park rangers report increased geyser activity with Grand Geyser erupting about every 30 hours, and Giantess, Congressmont, and Old Faithful displaying notable changes. Giantess eruptions have occurred four times in nine months, while Old Faithful set a record, blasting 273 feet, surpassing prior highs.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Keyser
Congressmont
Ald
Reems
TS Fest
Belgrade liquor store burglary charge against Hyatt
Eugena Hyatt, 28, was arrested in Belgrade on a bench warrant and charged with burglarious entrance in a liquor store theft. Police say two casks of gin and five cases of whiskey valued at 2495 dollars were taken, with an earlier burglary on June 13 left under investigation. An attempted entry at J A Besais store was also reported.
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Robert Diefenderfer
J. A. Besaelis
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