British Irish policy debate flags Ireland crisis
British leaders debated Ireland's status with provisional government after mandate, pledging no Ulster coercion and urging timely steps toward stability. Field Marshal Wilson murder not central to the session. evidence notes withdrawal of protection amid unrest. Funeral for Sir Henry Wilson drew vast crowds in London with national mourning and
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Winston Bbrencer Churchill
Ulster
Prevater Lloyd George
Pravieional Rovermmant
Ireland
James Connolly
James’ ‘O'Grisn
Field Aurchat
Henry Hughes Wilson
Tiguor Ruling Sought On Shipboard Sales
Secretary Mellon asked Attorney General Daugherty to rule on the legality of selling gunfire or arms aboard shipping board vessels outside the three mile limit. Treasury officials stated the matter was raised today.
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Washingtai
Mellon
Att Forney
Daugherty
Shipping Board
Treasury
Gram Drives Local County Commissioner Campaign Bid
Werhert Te Cea, longtime farmer in the Hotopeua Valley, is urged by many friends across parties to run for county commissioner in the August primaries. Democrats note Gram’s broad business experience and fitness for the role. Gram has not yet stated whether he will run.
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Werhert Te
Thun
Strike Looms As Miners Vote For Action
A wave of labor unrest grows as 156,000 anthracite miners back a strike after suspending work since last April. A public fund drive is planned in major cities to support a war chest for the campaign, with the referendum results declared in favor almost unanimously. A mass meeting in Canton with over 43,000 attendees defies sheriff orders, calling for continued strikes across all county mines.
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Fume
Tarrast
Fundy
Elrike
Ayss
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Canton
Cuba
Here
Guy Williams
Su Wship
Shakespearean Reader At Paul's Tonight For Epworth League
Ben Scovell of Seattle entertains under Epworth Teague auspices with scenes from The Merchant of Venice Henry VII Caesar and other works at 2 30 this evening in Paul s M E church The public is invited and the program includes several performances by Mr Stovel nephew of Sir Henry Weing who has toured across the country and abroad with favorable reception
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Epworth Teague
Ben Scovell
Seattle
Immoriel
Paul
M. E. Ehwreh
Mr. Stovel
Sir Henry Weing
World of We
Can
Casey
Sulgrove Recital Delayed To Thursday Evening At Sulgrove
The Sulgrove studio recital by its pupils, originally set for Fray éventru, was moved to Thursday night announced by Mary Aptes Sulgrove. The program, to be held at St. Helena hat, starts at 10. Phoenix silk underwear Fruit remains unrelated in the text.
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Tt Wss
Mary Aptes Sulgrove
St. Helena
Montana Prohibition Stance Cited By Rev Joseph Pope
Rev Joseph Pope of the Anti Saloon League of Montana visits Missoula arguing for a bone dry law. He attacks medicinal liquor use and challenges candidates to take a firm prohibition platform, criticizing the Seigfried bill and urging a clear anti liquor agenda for state elections.
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Missoula
Joseph Pope
Asvti- Saloon League of
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Fox Tootlegsters
Baor
Sanity League
Mr. Wells
Anti
Cowboy Herds Bear to Ranch and Captures It
A bear is chased from the plains toward the Grain Growers ranch. The bear is lassoed by Rene Labrie and others, hogtied after a chaotic pursuit, then brought to the Grain Growers ranch kennel and chained. The incident unfolds near Harlowton on a Saturday, ending with the bear under guard.
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Big Bear
Brain
Rene
Lear
Theyer Stevens
Labrie
Finch Hannon
Local Notes From White Sulphur Springs Town
White Sulphur Springs notes recount swampy week in town with visits from ranch folks from the creek country. Mrs. Frank Seatielé is hospitalized in Great Falls with stomach trouble and will be examined in Rochester after the trip east. Witness Donald T. Durrie called in Jenkins-Dacalon case. R. Bingham and Mrs. Watson visit and shop, with Bingham also a witness. Funeral of trap Hamlin Branks held at Presbyterian church with local notables in attendance. burial at Mayn cemetery.
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Donald T. Durrie Lingsle
Ant . Mra
Rank R. Bingham
Sarth A. Watson
Tron Wateon
Mr. Wingham
Ternorn
R.T. Ringe
Ievin
Two Boys Hurt in Spokane Libby Auto Crash
Willian Cady driving from Spokane to Libby finds two injured boys beside a flipped Ford along the roadside near Samuels. Ages about 12 and 8, conscious but bloodied. They say they were joyriding when the car left the road and rolled three times. both were not fatally hurt. Their father, a grocer from Samuels, was informed.
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Libby
Jime
Willian Cady
Spokane
Samuels
Catly
Grotesy
Strick J
Cady Hinks
Gilnaan rancher spots albino gophers in litter
A Gilnaan rancher reported discovering albino gophers in a litter of eight. By the next day most were gone or killed. only two remained, one escaped, and the rancher noted none were white on the remaining animals.
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Gilnaan
Glman
Uller
Stunt flyer to appear at Gilman during July fourth show
Gilman will host a wild west show celebration on July 1 and 4 featuring stunt flyer Wie Gies with Curlis air wine and tig acts. Gies began flying in 1918 at Sid Chaplin school in Los Angeles and later worked as a film instructor. He has appeared in Mack Sennett comedies and with Katherine MacDonald, including The Skywayman at the Rex theater.
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Curlis Airwine
Tig
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Fearing
Sid Chaplin
Los Angles
Charlie Chaplin
Secbend
Mack Sennett
Katherine MacDonald
Lasky Studio
Ornler Locklear
Rex
Mir
Gio
Glane
Montana man buried in casket years before death
White Sulphur Springs June 26. The funeral of J. D. Shorey, long respected citizen, was held at the old Fellows' hall last week with the judge presiding and the Rev. John Benielow delivering the service.
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Shorey
Tle
Gogarmen
Cup Tipton
Max Satter
Z. Wedwards
James L
John ¥. Johnston
Robert Zohmber
Victor
Mont
B. T. Scott
Hilger
W. ©. Nickole
iWake Sulphur Springs
A. Cg.reeca
White Suphur Springs
J. D. Shorey
Old Fellows’ Hat
Fimerni
John Benielow
Prince Tigashi-Fushling dies in Japanese move
Tokio June 26 report by the Associated Press states Prince Tigashi-Fushling, heir to one of Japan’s oldest princely lines, died this morning at Mayama. He was 55, believed to be felled by an attack of influenza illness.
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Tokio
Orinito Tigashi-Fushling
Mayama
Soviet Seely 70 Contends Ten More Years of Rule
A leaked private report, attributed to a European observer, asserts the Soviet regime anticipates a decade more in power, detailing economic collapse of Russia, internal splits, and external pressures. The document outlines ten scenarios including foreign intervention and domestic upheaval, with cautions about European contact and socialist factions.
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Assorintet Press
Tuakia
Sleshava
Jean
Saventk
Rikhth—Litnivett
Rua
Conviction of Van Wert Tied to Montana Brewery Seizure
The June ruling links Eugene Van Wert head of Montana’s law enforcement to a bribery conviction in federal court in Iowa. Prosecution seeks seizure of Montana Brewing Company assets in a welfare suit. Defense argues Van Wert’s civil rights loss invalidates his authority to seize. Judge J A Lestle denies the dismissal and upholds officer qualification as valid.
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Associated Presa
Great Falls
Eugene van Wert
State
Tbwa
Mortana Brewing Company
Seaten and Welfare
Mstrict
van Wert
Trainman among missing after Yellowstone river search
A three day search along the Yellowstone between Livingston and Reed Point failed to locate H. Sehentz, an 84 year old Chicagoan believed to have fallen from a westbound Northern Pacific train. Witnesses saw him in a berth wearing underwear and a shirt. authorities doubt he survived.
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Yellowstone River
Reed Point
H. ©. Sehentz
Wing
Scheetz
Evans Bucks Waves
Evans
Yellowstone
Ulis City
Ui Boy
Lear
Tal
Missoula
Modern apartment and business block to be constructed
Sulpher Springs reports plans for rebuilding the corner block housing the Cosy Confectionery with four rentable floors, offices, and apartments. Ground floor will include stores and offices while top floor becomes residences. Cosy moving nearby during construction. Governor Davis weighs impeachment petition against Mayor Oles of Youngstown alleging nonresidency and illegal election.
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Richard Tingling
Lester
Powell Black
Braminohl
Tre
Ander
Avory
Cosy
Merors ‘Ie Sireat
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Columbus
Lune
Davis
Thomas F. Faloon
Youngstown
George Oles
Waloon
Oles
Pratt
REPORT OF SPECIAL TREASURY COMMITTEE INVESTIGATION
Washington june 26 the special treasury committees finished a draft inventory of the attack on the bureau of engraving and printing and after a quiet session the committee postponed further action pending full investigation by internal revenue department agents and federal officials. New York june 26 ransom of five thousand dollars in American money from Mexico via breaking city to Cuernavaca to secure A Cruz Blelnaks held by Mexican bandits announced by Frank Te Rample vice president of Rayman Layering company. Brownsville june the lower Rio Grande valley along the Texas coast tonight saw isolation from railroad communities due to war hours and over one hundred feet of trees destroyed with several minor water disruptions.
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New Yort
Juana
Thonaanil Peaun
Brexteo City
Cuernavaca Hile
Cruce Blelnaks
Tony
Frank Te Rample
Grea Went
Rayman Layering
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Tex
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Ita
Matameres
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