Cascade Post Office Burglary Report At Great Falls
Great Falls reports a Cascade post office burglary with $170 taken from the safe and thousands in stamps left behind. The break in used a jimmyed door and local experts are suspected. The same gang is linked to six prior break ins at Dutton and a garage theft, with a car abandoned near a street carnival. Two men were seen entering the crowd as the escape occurred.
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Great Falls
Cascade
Cascade Creamery
Eame
Dutton
Compensation for Stockholm Park Bench Paint
A passerby notes the bench in a Stockholm park has just been painted, complimenting the vivid colors and describing the scene as a positive improvement for visitors.
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Kasper
Stockholm
Plague of Cholera Worries Japan
Cholera fears mount in Yokohama with authorities aiming to halt the outbreak. Tokyo remains unaffected while palaces are guarded. Death estimates range from five to nine per vernacular papers. Shipping is restricted and passenger vaccination is under way. Prince George of England may skip Yokohama landings, docking at Yokosuka instead.
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Associated Press
Yokohama
Tokyo
Prince George of England
Yokusuka
Snakes Saidto Drink Moonshine in Morgantown
State trooper John Ross reports snakes in Morgantown West Virginia drinking moonshine from broken jugs and becoming aggressive. He says he was forced to kill five snakes after they grew intoxicated and posed a danger.
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Morgantown
W. Va
John Ross
Princess Ellen of Lewis and Clark Ready for Busy Week
Princess Ellen O Shea of East Helena, winner of last June s popular vote, will host 42 girls at the upcoming princess contest week. A former East Helena student active in music, she will appear in a lavender gown at coronation hall with two other princesses from Broadwater and White Sulphur Springs.
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Princess Ellen of
Lewis and Clark
Lewis and Clark County
Ellen O'Shea
East Helena
Ellen
T. O'Shea
Orr
Myson King
Elfen
Lilian, Crittenden
Broadwater County
Ruth McArthur
White Sulphur Springs
Court-martial verdicts in S-19 and S-49 accidents
The navy department announced court-martial verdicts in the S-19 and S-49 submarine accidents. The bodies of three Shenandoah victims arrived and preparations began for a joint Arlington funeral. Secretary Wilbur would ask the attorney general to investigate Shenandoah looting by souvenir hunters.
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Navy Department
Arlington
Wilbur
Gold Indians Lookout Aids Firefighters At Lake Arrowhead
In Lake Arrowhead California a pine tree near the north shore serves as a forest lookout. Rangers in modern gear monitor the upper branches with glasses and telephones. The base bears faded Indian blaze markings recalling tribal watchmen of old.
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Lake Arrowhead
Calif
Associated Fpress
United States Forestry Service
Ranger
Father Objects to Smithson's Lack of Industry
A dialogue features a father disapproving of the young Smithson for not showing diligence in his calling. The daughter asks what the calling is and quips that he “calls” seven evenings in the week, implying excessive social or idle activity.
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Smithson
Mother Jones on Rockefeller Jr The Independent excerpt
The firebrand of coal camps recounts a visit to John D Rockefeller Jr in New York to discuss Colorado Fuel and Iron mining conditions. Her life story, now in this newspaper, paints a vivid, action packed portrait of the multmillionaire mine owner and his public image.
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Mother Jones
John D. Rockefeller Jr
New York City
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
John DB. Rockefeller
Independent
Crime Will Out in Historic Neustadt Hostel Find
Archaeologists uncover a sixteenth century hostel for pilgrims in Neustadt Germany run by a mother and son. Investigators say the pair killed and robbed guests over years, with traces of crimes brought to light during-site excavation. The find sheds light on medieval crime and social conditions.
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Neustadt
Germany
Pet turtle gone as diners seek return at Longview dining hall
Fragmentary item describes a missing pet turtle tied to a 20 year old Brookhaven resident. A diner advertises a Lost pet note while a household owner protests, claiming the turtle’s disappearance is linked to burying bodies beneath a cellar floor and a fear of a passerby. The report mixes disjointed lines and social chatter about a long familial tradition and a “Passing Show” reference.
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Brookhaven
LL. S
Edward Raynoe
Beautiful trophies on display for state fair winners
Silver cups awarded to winners in multiple exhibits are on display at Mr Atlas jewelry on North Main Street. The cups were airmailed to Salt Lake City and then sent by fast express to the State fair offices in Helena.
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Mr. Atlas
North Main Street
Air Mai
Salt Lake City
Fast Express
State Fair
Tielena
Two British Towns Claim A Composer Orlando Gibbons
Oxford and Cambridge dispute birthplace claims for Tudor composer Orlando Gibbons after a baptism entry in Oxford records suggests a possible birth in 1538. The period seen him as an organist more than a prolific composer, with Cambridge previously noted for his early education and Chapel Royal tenure.
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Oxford
England
Associated Press
Orlando Gibbons
Cambridge
Gibbons
King's Chapel
Chapel Royal
England’s classical composers praised for dignity and beauty
The passage extols English composers as few yet unsurpassed in dignity and propriety. It highlights anthems such as Oh Clap Your Hands Itosana and Almighty and Everlasting and madrigals The Silver Swan Oh That the Learned Poets as pinnacle works in England’s ancient, simple musical tradition.
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England
$15000 Suit Over Ball Park Injury Filed in St Louis
Viola Hays sues owners of the St Louis Browns and Cardinals for 15000 claiming she lost several teeth when a football struck her mouth as she entered the ball park in St Louis Missouri.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis Cardinals
Viola Hays
One a year. Yuma couple’s 24 years of marriage yields 24 children
Mrs Ruiz Sanchez of Yuma, wife of Joe Sanchez, marks twenty four years of married life with twenty four children born. Only seven of the brood, all non twins, remain living.
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Yuma
Auiz
Ruiz Sanchez
Joe Sanchez
Sanchez
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