Wild Sheepreader Stands 10 Answer A Serious Charge
Van G. Steere a sheepherder is held in county jail on $2000 bail for assault in the first degree after a drunken rampage Sunday in Lincoln. He fired a 30-30 rifle at motorists endangering a family of five, with Loffler and others involved. Deputy Sheriff Howard disarmed him. a quart of moonshine was found. The case awaits transfer to district court with witnesses to be questioned. Steere is identified as a possible drug user based on arm marks.
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van G. Steere
Lincoln
Mike Lofler
George Padbury
Steere
Mike Loffler
Loffler
Howard
Jack Howard
Wolf Creek
Petite Crispin's
Mexico Flood Relief Efforts Steady After Rains
Dispatches from Leon report floodwaters on the Jomes river receding as rains bring food clothing medical supplies and tent hospitals. Some areas remain flooded with bodies still found. no fatality total yet released.
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Mexico City
Leon
Jomes
Drama of the Forest 15 Here at Marlow Theater
The New Drama features Lefty Flynn in a rugged forest tale set amid pines and hemlocks with a backwoods girl played by Kathleen Myers. Teddy and tomorrow with trates duils at 2 43. Tom Kennedy and Raymond Turner deliver strong supporting turns as the vivid, colorful tale unfolds on stage.
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Sir Lamber- Jack
Lefty Flynn
Marlow Theater
Teddy
Trates Duils
Letty
Kathleen Myers
Tom Kennedy
Raymond Turner
Parker Named Republican Candidate for Lewis and Clark County Recorder
Willis F. Parker filed papers to seek the Republican nomination for county clerk and recorder. A Montanan with long service in state and local roles, Parker trained as a lawyer, served as clerk of the first judicial district, undersheriff, and worked in mining finance and public boards, aligning with the Republican party Throughout his career in Helena Fort Benton and Great Falls he has pursued public service and legal work.
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Willis F. Parker
Ole
Recorder
Parker
Diag Hone
New York
Lewis and Clark County
W. C. Gillette
Dearborn
Montana
Helena
Cullette Ranch
Sanders & Cullen
Fort Genton
Great Falls
First Judicial District
Wader Territorial
C. M. Jeffries
Ikw
Spalage
Verame
Iupattant
State Board of
Counlzation Torsbouline
War Finance Corporation
Republican Party
Jilted Woman Ends Life in Miami Auto Case
Miami dated June 28 Police identified the body of a 36 year old woman from Tuscaloosa Alabama found shot in a luxury coupe on Brickwell Avenue in a vacant estate. A pistol and forty dollars were found on the seat and a note addressed to George implying suicide over a broken relationship. George Shackelford a local employee admitted knowing the woman and said he refused to see her after learning she had an incurable disease. He was released.
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Miami
Fla
ATP
Theody
Tuscaloas
Brickwell Avenue
Court approves basis of Scott settlement
In U S district court an order by Judge Charles Pray authorizes a 40 percent position for settlement with General creditors of I S Scott of Metena after all property claims are finalized. The order also dismisses the bankruptcy proceedings.
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U. & Msbict
Gharlés
Pray
Renera
Tonal Is Again in Gy of T Law Near New Orleans
In New Orleans on June 28, AP reports Charles Donn is back under guard after a prior flight from the law. The Naswetal wizard intended to travel to Massachusetts and Florida, then left New Orleans for Istanbul in custody of a Texas deputy.
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Apy
Charles Donn
Law
Mabrichusetts
Morida
New Orleans
Ioustan
Ter
George Tateg
Texas
Short Jay
Fomince
Wren
Premier McKende King dies amid government reform talks
In Iowa June 29 a report notes Premier McKende King facing death as a heated national debate on government reform unfolds. Premier Kiaimade leads PHMBULOAMENE policy discussions amid dramatic political disruption.
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Iowa
Cnt
ATV
McKende King Totay
Kiaimade
Perent
Girl's Clothing Club Meets This Afternoon
The Wild Rose Clothing club meets this afternoon at William Button's home with Miss Nora Hulbush, home demonstration agent, announcing. The club, formed three years ago, includes girls with two to three years of sewing in school. This first summer meeting aims to prepare entries for the State fair in September as Miss Hulbush plans visits to Spokane Creek and Marysville this week.
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Wild Rose Clothing Club
William Button
Nora BE
Hulbush
Sears
Spokane Creek
Marysville
Lad Shoots Self Through the Leg Butte
Richard Wemper a year old son of W AL Semper sustained a gunshot wound to the left leg when the pistol he carried discharged as he laid it on a log in the hills near Butte. He was taken to Murray hospital where X ray showed the bullet lodged below the bone and he prepared for an operation to remove it.
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Butte
Richard Wemper
W AL Semper
Murray Hospital
Hay
Third call for general strike issued in northern West Virginia
June 23 report from Vairmont West Virginia states Van Bittner International representative of the United Mine Workers issued a third call for a general strike effective July 5. He urged every miner in northern West Virginia not under contract to form a united voice for fight for independence.
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W. Va
West Virginia
van Bittner
Yinitet Mine Workers of America
Senate subcommittee to study campaign expenditure limit proposal
A Senate subcommittee was appointed by Chairman Curtis to study Senator Lalettelette of Wisconsin's proposal to bar any candidate whose expenditures in a primary campaign exceed 25000 dollars. The move aims to curb spending in party primaries and set a public policy baseline.
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Senate
Curtis
Laletlette
Republican
Wisconsin
Geneva Farce waves through naval delegates at Geneva
A garbled dispatch from Geneva reports naval delegates debating ship tonnage classes to measure strength amid tensions between factions. The fragment references Italian and other forces, but wording is unclear on specific actions or outcomes.
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Geneva
Tuness
Adi
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Veterans of Foreign Wars invite national meeting to Great Falls
At a Montana Department Veterans of Foreign Wars council meeting in Great Falls last Sunday, officials chose to invite the 1927 national convention to be held in Great Falls. State Adjutant I W Rosengren, returning to Helena from Great Falls, announced the plan to extend the invitation to the Montana delegation at the Texas national convention next fall if the convention is held in Great Falls in 1927.
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National
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Helena
Montana
Jase
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Amundsen and party leave Seattle for New York trip
Seattle crowds bid farewell to Roald Amundsen and his Arctic exploration crew as they depart on the Oriental Limited toward New York City to sail for Norway. Lincoln Ellsworth travels to Washington to deliver a flag carried across the North Pole and a duplicate flag. The party will pass through Twin Cary en route to Chicago.
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Norether
Bertha Landes
Roald Amundsen
Artic
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New York City
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North Pole
Alaska
Meldrum
Great Northern Railway
Chicago
Lincoln Ellsworth
Washington
President Coolidge
Funeral Held for James A Trenary at St Helena Cathedral
The funeral of James A. Trenary was held yesterday morning in the Cathedral of St Helena. The service was conducted by pastors including If B. Mera fy Himmelhayer, August Johnson, 6 St. Boone, Dudley Mreere and Jod 'Tawblyn. Relatives and many friends attended the rites as the family noted the passing of Mr. Trenary. Arrangements were directed by Flaherty and Kohior.
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St Helena
Dyril
B. Mera Fy Himmelhayer
August Johnson
St. Boone
Dudley Mreere
Jod ‘Tawblyn
Mfr
Trevary
Numeriaa Frimas Wis
Priddy
Flaherty
Kohior
Swedish Royal Visit Arrives in Billings for Reception
Crown Princess Louise of Sweden and Prince Gustav will be greeted at the Union depot by Mayor M I G Levander of Bridger, a former lifeguard to the king. A five car train led by President Charles Donnelly of the Northern Pacific will deliver the royal pair. The reception will feature a cowboy-themed party with a 30 gallon basket of strawberries and Montana trout. The mayor’s retroactive service to the royal family earns him a place in the welcome.
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Louise
Sweden
M. Ig. Levander
Bridger
Guntrle
Am Hance
Charles Donnelly
Northern Pacific
Eharee
Tichard Olsen
Prince Owl
Union Depot
Montana
Riot in Mexico as clashes leave dead and wounded
Mexico City dispatch reports one man and one woman killed and a federal soldier wounded in a clash stemming from demonstrations against closures of private schools ordered by the federal education department. The protest and violence arose in Queretaro and spread to other areas.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Queretaro
Oe Wontan
Chiang
Soldiera
Department of Federal Education
Reverend Powell Unitarian Pastor Remembered After Death
Obituary notes the death of Rev. Wrank Abrany Powell former minister of the Gallarten church of Ilelmin. He served Stele since 1105 and led the Unitarian pulpit there. Congrgants recall his creeds and life of service, faith, and scholarship shaping Elena and local religious work.
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Altortes i
Wool Leitler
Wrank
Woolgrowers report strong Boston wool sales
A Boston advisory telegram relayed by Ed Yorkan notes Thursday sales by several firms reaching about half a million pounds of Montana fine wool. Prices ranged 42 to 44 cents. an offer of 44 cents on 150,000 pounds was reported as equivalent to 27 to 39 cents in Montana. Winle wool arrived but with little current demand. local warehouses hold chips awaiting better sales.
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Ed Yorkan
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Montana
Morhan
Tria Reyceid
Montaia
Durkin Case Tied to Fatal Encounter Over Thefts
In Chicago on June 29 AP reports Edwin Shanahan a federal service member was killed in a confrontation with Maran Jr Dare kin after a car theft dispute. A garage owner witnessed two quick shots as the pair stood by Durkin s car. The witness claimed Durkin fired first but was unsure who fired second.
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Edwin Shanahan
Federal
Souree Service
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Darekin
Fred
Durkin
Wineh Durkin
Liv
Denver Supreme Court blocks city manager charter vote
The Colorado Supreme Court today denies a bid to force Denver to adopt a city manager form through a special election. The decision upholds Judge Samuel W. Johnson’s ruling that the Denver council acted properly in refusing to call such a vote.
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Colorado State Supreme Court
Miamie Men of America
Samuel W. Johnson
Glad to Spread Good News About Lydia Pinkham Medicine
Letters from Cleveland and Detroit praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health and improving sleep. Mrs Kowalczyk of 1919-mn Hopa Avenue reports regained strength after taking the remedy. Detroit readers endorse the product and Sanative Wash, recommending it to others.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Telen M. Kowalczyk
Hopa Avenue
Pinkham
Detroit
Mightyan
Detroit News
Grace Gillem
Vetter
M. EB
Meneiry
Wacshbure Avenue
Mich
Coolidge warned on farm bills and relief measures
A composite report cites Charles A. Teurat of the Iowa farm bureau federation accusing the Coolidge administration of failing to keep Republican farm promises from 1924. He condemns proposed relief as makeshifts and opposes McNary-Haugen as inadequate, urging broader, sustained farm support. Washington dispatch notes shifting Senate coalitions under White House influence on farm credits. Wisconsin Republicans publish a platform urging state and national farm finance cooperation to avert foreclosures and offer mortgage refunding at low rates.
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Charles A. Teurat
Lie Jowa Farm Bureau Federation
Coolidge
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Milweat
Republican Party
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Congress
McNary-Haugen Principlo To & Grony
Yearst
Washington
Tune
Senate
McNary
Yee Hilt
Vrendits Lill
Milwaukee
Fecor
Republican Party of Wisconsin
Somers Lumber Plant Electrified in Montana
June 28 report from Whitefish notes the Somers Lumber Company plans a major plant upgrade at Somers Montana with 600 kW generators and a 100000 gallon capacity cooling tower. The project adds a double shift operation employing about 600 workers, boosting the local economy in an agricultural valley near Whitefish.
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Plantoget Ab
Somers
Mont
Mlathoud Lake
Mathead
Deraune
Whitetiss River
Jogmus Pond
Esks
Girl Ponzi Suspect Sentenced in New York Case
Mrs Grace O Range received a prison term for fraud related charges, described in the report as New York’s “girl Ponzi.” The case centers on a stack of questionable transactions alleged as a ponzi style scheme, with Range photographed during the proceedings.
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Grace O. Range
New York
Local teams clash as scores drift through noisy play
Fragmented report notes St Paul, Aberdeen, Sioux City, and Red Wing marked by bold action and turnovers in a high scoring game sequence. Key figures include the Varvon A organization and references to Minnesota theater and a player who collapsed. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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