Lost Nice Graft Case Involving Reverend MeVey
A group of licensed drivers arranged a rapid marriage service for several couples at the Reverend MeVey's arrival. They presented papers proving his ordination with the Methodist Episcopal Church, enabling four of five marriages to be performed at the minister’s home. The scene unfolded at the state’s attorney’s office as officials checked credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard T Westren
Rex
J. W. Colona
Wilmington
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Maryland
Galden
Hire MeVer
Philadelphia
MeVey
Wis Greenwood
Delaware
Weetten
Messer
Pavlow
de- Mevey
Spokane Firm Plans Hydraulic Mining at Emigrant Gulch
Spokane company to begin hydraulic mining in Emigrant Gulch Pack county within 60 days. Highgrade Mining Co has leased three acres and will operate two giants with 2000 cubic yards daily washing capacity. Expected yield 20 to 25 cents per yard, with ten million yards to be processed. Details include 6000 foot pipe line, water supply, and $50,000 to $75,000 planned expenditure. Joseph Gray presides. Walliam F. Carr and B Morse in leadership roles.
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Highgrade A I Mining Company
Aries of
Plater
EmIgrant Gulch
Pack County
B. Moise
Spokane
Helena
Sal Spokane
Joseph Gray
Walliam F. Carr
B. Morse
Couer d'Alene
Alaska
Mr. Carr
Silver Camp
Mr. Morse
Montana water could irrigate vast lands, officials say
Publicity division of the Department of Agriculture, Mines and Industry claims Montana water can irrigate 20,000,000 acres of land. Despite limited reservoirs, historical data suggest ample flow outside the state could irrigate millions more. About 1,680,000 acres are currently irrigated, with irrigation steadily boosting state income.
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Montana
Miho
Montini
Commonwealth
Herowater Power
Mrs Hannah’s Condition Reported Slightly Improved After Accident
Mrs Koward Hannah, injured in an automobile crash on Umontile Road Friday night, remains at St Ton’s Hospital in precarious condition. Reported to be slightly improved at midnight, with earlier fears of death.
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Koward Hannah
Umontile Road
St. Ton'a Hospital
Minister's marriages questioned as order status disputed
Article reports that Mr Western officiated several marriages this year while his status as a Methodist Episcopal minister was questioned. Bishop William McDowell previously ruled his orders canceled after a six year-old conviction for high impudence and commercializing marriage. Western admitted no longer being linked to the church but claimed authority as a sister of the gospel from higher authorities.
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Terday
Westren
Western
Colona
William PF
McDowell
Westra
Suel Yen
Cergyimen
Personal notices from the Tyres Bea event and arrivals
A long column lists numerous individuals traveling, arriving, or visiting for gatherings and events. Names include Emile Jackson, Titan McMuyker, Mary Bates, and Mra van Viner. Several entries note locations such as Pagosa, Montana, and Columba, with references to a conference, a convention, and a boxing event featuring heavyweights.
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Mies
Emile Jackson
Fort Marrleon
Nave
Ourchase
Titan McMuyker
Mra
van Viner
Mia Mary Batles
Pagosa
Wamwersee
BO Tord
Montana
Diromt Falta
She Learns to Sing on Farm Raeble Allack
Young aspirant joins rural music scene, training on a farm under local mentor Raeble Allack. Practice sessions emphasize traditional songs and family traditions as she develops vocal skills and stage presence.
Education Board Sets July 11 Meeting for Fund Distribution
The state education board plans its July 11 session to finalize how the wheel state funds are allocated across districts under a census-based method. A special committee, appointed by the 1927 legislature, will report on plans affecting fall term preparations and new university president McMullen’s influence at Kentucky institutions. Reports will cover six summer districts including Miles City and Havre, with over 1400 students enrolled and faculty classifications under review.
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Iity
Arsa
Tillings
McMullen
University of Kentucky
Miles City
Havre
Dillon
Missoula
Willie Ritchie in a Comeback Stunt
Willie Ritchie, former world lightweight champion, staged a comeback attempt tonight by stopping Ponty Connolly in the first round of their scheduled feature. Kragh and Keancisio were noted in the card as contenders, with the bout highlighted by a hard pace and early power exchanges.
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Willie Ritchie
San Keancisio
Jung 24
Local Post Elects Delegates to National Meet
The local post elected delegates to the national convention amid changes in membership and leadership. Elected were Wittats Pinoy, omnes T. Weaver, Gol, John J. Mccknness, with Alfa Tarver, Coma xeon and Adolph Stndran as alternates. Walter Fleck reinstated. A przyped portion of funds was allocated for a comrade in need. Meeting postponed to Thursday at 7:39 PM at the Mason Hut near Marion.
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Vwarold
Ha Organization
Providence
Benen
Wittats Pinoy
Omnes T. Weaver
Gol
John J. Mccknness
Alfa Tarver
Coma Xeon
Adolph Stndran
Wilter Fleck
Tha Pom
Ma Teonso
Amber
Fiat
Tha Cootien
Masone Hut
Wore Marrlion
Miles City approves franchise as city elects power deal
Miles City voters narrow the municipal electric plant sale to Minnesota Northern Power Company with 474 against 409. Official returns also show approval of a pay franchise to the same company by about two to one.
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Miles City
Tutte
Tod
Minnesota Northern Power Company
Wie
Fragmented note on Dune events and club transfers
Unclear OCR text fragments describe Teo Wanniger and a link to Chin Nationals and a Minneapolis club. Mentions preferring a report date, a natine factory deal, and a St Paul owner. Details are garbled, with missing names and concrete actions.
Finnegan and Murphy Charged With Grand Larceny
County Attorney Padbury filed all information in district court charging Dan Finnegan and Leona Murphy with grand larceny for stealing jewelry valued at 3000 from May Cooper, house servant at the Imperial rooming house opposite the Marlow theater. Finnegan posted 2000 bond with his brother as surety. Murphy remains in jail. The stolen items include two diamond rings, a diamond Javellier, a diamond dinner ring, a ruby ring, and a gold wedding ring.
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George W. Padbury, Jr
District Court
Dan Finnegan
Leona Murphy
Theat
May Cooner
Miss Murphy
Imperial
Marlow Theater
Justice Court
Fin“nega
May Cooper
Tilden hints he may be net pro at a later date
Wimbledon reports awakened Bil Tilden saying he would not turn pro for any amount, despite offers reportedly far below figures bandied about. The amateur scene at Wimbledon fuels a tense atmosphere as other players receive pro propositions, with Betsy Wills' status also under scrutiny in California and England.
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Tilden
Wimbledon
Eng
Bil Tilden
Associated Press
Jeff
Brug
Wrimbledon
Limon
Akies
Ad Convention Sees Fight on President Nomination
Denver dispatch reports heated battles at the International Advertising Association convention over the presidential nomination. Charles Younggreen of Milwaukee led with 25 of 27 votes in the nominating committee, but observers say the real contest will occur the next day as administration factions clash for influence.
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Denver
Colo
Charles ¢. Younggreny
Milwaukee
Wis
Rpportern
C.K. Woodbridge
Detroit
Younggreen
Woordbridge
Chronology of Solar Eclipse Seen in Europe
AP reports the solar eclipse visible over Europe with 6:30 am sun break and progress to totality later. Observers in London and northern England noted partial to total phases as clouds cleared. Sir Frank Dyson predicts favorable opening conditions as airplanes rise above the clouds.
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Europe
Associated Arena
London
North Wales
Durham
Lancashire
Yorkshire
England
Norway
Lnet
Bottle
Bog
Sane
Frank Dyson
Gigeledwick
Associated Press
Record Motor RM halted by smashup
Samuel Klein of Chicago was killed and his father Morris Klein seriously injured when a motor car crashed into a concrete culvert east of the Santa Fe trail. Witnesses said the speed was high. The car belonged to Klein and Company jewelers, Chicago and Milwaukee.
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Council Grove
Wan
Samuel Kein
Chicago
Morris Klein
Los Angeles
Mitre
Were
Klein
Corneil Grove
Sawmel Wein
Klein and Company, Jewelers
Milwaukee
Kleins
Chaga
J O'Elack
Pacific Coast
James Will Survey Needs of Aviation
Acting Chairman James of the House Military Committee left Washington for New York to study aviation needs at both locations and shape legislation for the next session. The army seeks authorization for 2 million dollars for air facilities in the Canal Zone and Hawaii, while surveying coastal defenses. He plans to be in Panama July 16, San Francisco July 16 to 23, and Manila July 29 to August 6.
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Washington
James
New York
Panama
Hite
Canal Zone
Hawaii
Pananta
San Francisco
Mawali
Europe’s Fate and War Cabinet Warnings
A fragmented telegraphic message reports Sen Rotal’s warning against canceling European debt and loaning American funds, arguing policy should conserve natural wealth for all. It notes Europe’s wartime shifts, rising military plans in Italy and Britain Russia tensions, and France’s tense public address as old wounds reopen.
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Rotal
Europe
Maly
Tig
Great Britain
Russia
Poland
France
Taneville
Conserving Nations Wealth Amid Domestic Strife
A historical speech excerpt urges peace and prudence, criticizing foreign debt loans and urging a home-centered conservation program. Senator Harah highlights waste of natural resources and calls for practical policy to end reliance on expensive, global markets, stressing national unity and responsible leadership.
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League
Europe
United States
Harah
Owil
Conanian
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Diidend Paying Company of America
Sam D. Goza
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Mount Royal
Vita Gen Ggaten
Manali
Theotar Teime
Collent
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N. Main SL
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Rae
Spokane Company
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Laplen
Hoe Miller
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Kinghia
Columba
Xrutein
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Teor Aneelen
Fer Merker
Ese
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Clem Hulkhard
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Af Tonne
Meninen Federation of Labor
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ATV
Charles Baltinger
Dac Raper
Angele
Genume Boxing Commission
Happ
Bill
Raeble Allack
Des Moines
Amerin Alcork
Metropolitin Opera Semipany
Drake University
Ahe Wan
Iowa
Education Board
Princinal Watter
State Board of Aducation
Logal Post
Drewer
Finnegan and Murphy
Kitty
Mis
Kitty Me
Godfree
Champon
Betty Nuthall
Grodfree
Miss Nuthall
Isount
Berkeley
BRAM
Velen Wills
C. A. Wills
California
Velen
Dr.Wills
Dodges
Dispatches
B. Cochran
Miss Wills
Sine
Record Motor RM
Smashup
BORAK
Weeee
Jat
Young and Nagle Co
Self Service Grocery
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N. I. Depot
Bacon
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Hennessy
Hennessy Bros
Morrell Pride
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Pete
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