Norways to America Tale Ties Holter and Haugen Founders
Norman B. Holter learns his father sailed with Nils P. Haugen from Norway in 1854 and later met Haugen in Wisconsin. Governor Dixon joined the ball park meeting as Haugen spoke of cholera aboard the voyage.
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Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Health Return
A man unable to work due to fever from intestinal indigestion found relief after a lodge brother gifted Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims the formula clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract, promising one dose to prove efficacy or money back, with the Parden Drug Co. distributing it widely.
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Young boy among ship passengers in North Sea storm
A fragment notes a five year old boy and an older companion aboard a boat that entered the English Channel during a severe North Sea storm. The vessel departed its regular course and went south, while other passengers reportedly shared the same storm experience.
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Preserve the Soldiers Name Board in Lewis and Clark County
A local drive urges saving a weathered wooden memorial board from World War I days. It commemorates parades, entries of soldiers’ names, and farewell scenes at Fidler Avenue HQ, with gold stars for families and tears of parting. The board symbolizes patriotism and family sacrifice, awaiting preservation for future generations.
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Great Northern to close most shops for summer shutdown
St Paul May 24 Great Northern railway announces that almost every shop on its system will close from May to July 3, affecting more than 3000 men. Light traffic expected. Remaining open are shops at Superior and Havre plus the Great Falls and St Paul locations.
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Skirmish in Mexico injures bandits near Baja jail
General Rodrigues reports a cavalry detachment pursuing bandits in Lower California was ambushed 30 miles east of Bastida after attacking the jail and other buildings in Ti Iu May 5. Lieut Chavez and two bandits died. several attackers were wounded. Five detachments are sent to hunt the remaining bandits.
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Poisoned grain debate pits Montana wardens view on gophers
State game warden Charles A. Jackways issues a formal statement defending farmers use of strychnine poisoned grain to kill gophers, arguing gallinaceous birds with large crops risk little from the grain while predators and birds with small crops face higher danger, and that benefits to farmers may outweigh wildlife harm.
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Barber Named Head of Butte Child and Animal Bureau
Governor Dixon appoints John M Barber of Butte to lead the Montana Bureau of Child and Animal Protection succeeding Wiley Monaijoy. Barber, a 54 year old Butte businessman and Silver Bow Republican chairman, will relocate his family to Helena and assume duties June 1.
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Chancellor Elliott Returns From the East
Chancellor E C Ellett returns from Chicago and investigations. He believes a sufficient amount of school bonds can be sold to start major work this year. He estimates 700000 to 800000 dollars will cover first bond sale and enable planned buildings to begin before year’s end. France Sails to Meet Soviet Representatives in London Riga Libau route discussed.
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Strobel Named Assistant to J. J. Wood in Helena
Roger J. Strobel of Helena was announced as assistant to J. J. Wood in state purchasing. Strobel previously worked ten years in the purchasing department of American Smelting and Refining Company and will have offices in the capitol.
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Debate Over Physician Patient Confidence Sparks Testimony
Testimony by Dr. L. Russell of Buffalo and Dr. Hussell centers on physician patient confidences in the Stillman suit. James A. Stilman’s allegations draw wide discussion of physicians rights and privacy in medical communications.
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Wesleyan Academy Grads Star In Annual Spotlight Tonight
Montana Wesleyan academy graduates present their annual class day program and exercises in Helena hall tonight. The event, tied to graduation next week, features program items from the college orchestra to class history and prophecy plus solos and a class ovation as part of the big college life moment.
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Pimples on Face and Body Heal With Cuticura
Bernard Breitenbach describes a severe acne outbreak on his face and body that worsened with itching and scratching, causing loss of sleep and money. After two months using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, he reports complete healing and urges daily skin care routines.
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Senator Jonson Inquiries Prompt West Virginia Probe
Washington May 24 Associated Press reports Senator Jonson starts inquiries into the West Virginia Kentucky border dispute. A resolution directing the Senate investigation has support from West Virginia senators Elkins and Suthselind, and likely passage is anticipated. Police note a Malawan former police official charged with assault at the Stona Mountain Coal Corp. plant. A Lynn Coal and Coke store fire is blamed on incendiaries with losses estimated between 10 000 and 16 000 dollars. Maldwin Felts detectives indicted over deaths in the Matewan battle are released by a jury in Louisburg circuit court after days of hearings.
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Injustice Claimed In Mooney Case By Defense
San Francisco May 24. attorney Milton A. Uren argues there was doubt in Gov Stephens mind when he commuted Mooney’s sentence from life to life with parole, seeking to free Mooney via a writ to challenge alleged fraud in the conviction for preparedness day bomb marches. Mooney’s wife cried for a remedy as the district attorney opposes the writ. The case centers on perjury and statutory relief and involves co defendant Warren K. Billings and past DA Charles Fickert.
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Rioting Sailors Clash In Shanghai Streets
The Associated Press reports a clash in Shanghai between Japanese and American sailors. The foreign office issued a statement noting American sailors caused disturbances in the amusement quarter by setting off firecrackers and a minor explosion injuring pedestrians. Officials and consuls are investigating, with optimism for an easy settlement.
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Quiet Restored In Alexandria After Rioting
Associated Press reports in Cairo that Alexandria returned to quiet after Sunday rioting. Several arrests followed clashes that left numerous casualties, with police pursuing suspects at headquarters amid ongoing investigations.
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