Sargon credited with curing 25 years of ailments
Ernest Miller of 2924 First Ave South says he fasted 18 days and then used Sargon. He reports stomach, liver, kidney and rheumatic troubles vanished, weight gained, sleep restored, and energy returned after seven bottles. Miller, once in Washington timber, now praises Sargon and notes it is available at Parchin Drug Co Helena.
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Ernest ‘Miller
Miller
Washington
Helena
Parchin Drug Co
Main St
Gas leak at paper plant injures workers in Berlin
Two workers were overcome and about 200 others affected by chlorine gas released from a tank car behind the Brown company paper plant. Alfred Duval and George Pipwer rushed to stop the flow but were overcome. plant workers and nearby residents fled outside. An air emergency followed as gas escaped during car switching on the private Brown railroad.
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Berlin
X. Hy
Brown Company
Hrown Company
Alfred Duval
George Pipwer
California Gunfight Ties Bank Robbery Gang to Outlaws
Witnesses in California describe the Pinole bank raid where Constable Arthur J. McDonald was killed after a 327 000 silver warrant delivery. Investigators identify two suspects as Fer Frengle and Jon Miller of the Fleagle gang, with several members held in Colorado for Lamar State bank robbery and other crimes. Shot during the exchange, three bandits fled in a decapitated car toward Contra Costa hills. four killed in the earlier Pittsburg train holdup.
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Biartine
Cal
Tonteht
Jat
Fleazle
Weed
Colorado
Lamar State
Jon Miller
R. R. Veale
Frengle
Miller
Arthur J
Jerry” McDonald
McDonald
Richmond
Contra Costs
Oakland
Southern Pacific
Pittsburg
Fleagle
Colorade’ Springs
Lanar
Colo
Police Court Quiet Except for Auto Violations
Traffic violations dominated police court business yesterday with three defendants paying fines. Caldwell on Peosta Avenue fined $10 for speeding. Woods of Great Falls forfeited $10 for the same charge. R Steele failed to appear for reckless driving, forfeiting $25. John Slavins faces a hearing for double parking in front of Weiss case. One arrest, Joe Smith on Edwards Street, to be charged with disorderly conduct tomorrow.
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L Caldwell
Peostal Avenue
Woods
Walt Eagerly Heads to Capital in Espionage Trial
El Paso Texas September 36 APJ Al tert Fall trips to Washington to face charges in the Tes pot Dame case. The former cabinet member travels with his physician Dr Safford noting his poor condition. He seeks a swift trial and expects vindication. He will change trains at Chicago. Fall travels with two daughters and one other companion.
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el Pass
Tex
APJ
Fall
Traiis
Cllcage
The Single Standard Opens At Marlow Theater
Metro-Goldwyn Mayer presents The Single Standard at the Maslow Theater featuring Greta Garbo and Nils Asther in a romantic musical drama. Johnny Mack Brown co stars as the two leads shine in a lavish production praised for its style and performances.
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Ron
Iss Garbo
Asther
Johnny Mack Brown
Rs Toth
iAsther
Brown
Rokes
God
Will
Montana Derby at The Fair Faces Wet Weather Challenge
The Montana Derby at The Fair drew crowds despite raw weather and rain, with fans backing favorites and racing, while the Winter Garden Revue offered discounted prices. Organizers touted a strong racing program and a broad fair showcase, though finances stressed by adverse conditions.
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Hilco
Bearetas
Naval Pilot Saved by Leap Into Ocean
San Diego September 26 AP A Navy pilot Lieutenant J P De Shazo leaped from his plane 1400 feet above the ocean when its target line fouled the aircraft causing loss of control. He deployed a parachute and life preserver and was rescued an hour later by a fishing boat unharmed. The incident occurred north of San Diego as the craft towed a target.
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San Diego
Cal
J. P. del Shazo
de Shazo
Hal An
Westward Ride On After Today Mix And Tony
Tam Ais and Tony ride off after today as a theater piece previews the story of the west prior to modern telegraph survey work. Sharon Lynt as an eastern daughter joins a rugged cast led by Regent Forde with Fritzi Ridgeway and others in a fast paced dramatic sequence featuring the horse Wet Tony.
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Tam Ais
Tony
Preei
Protodr
T West
Oppor Matic
Seeme
Regent Forde
Fritzi Ridgeway
Tom Linghats
Duke Lee
Mark Hamilton
Lee Stutiway
Joi Ray
Wynn
Wet Tony
Missoula Sheriff Urges Signing of Anonymous Letters
A Missoula sheriff criticizes anonymous correspondence and questions why a letter to the sheriff isn’t signed. The missive discusses undersheriff Bob Harkness, illicit sale of denatured alcohol and “canned heat” and mentions vendors and court action. The piece notes public concerns over unregulated substances and even references Japanese gifts via wireless stations.
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Missoula
Bob
Harkness
John Dre
Focal
Richard Roe
Pelic “Ste
Mr. Harkness
Florida Storm Update From Cuban and U S Observatories
Florida escapes strengthened by gale winds with forecasts showing the storm center shifting toward Cuba. Cuban National Observatory and Revision Observatory report the system moving closer to Cuba while Belemu and Gutierrez Lanza offer cautious views amid uncertain data. The Laconia, an Italian freighter, reported foundering west of the Bahamas with all aboard. A naval radio station at Miami notes a gradually falling barometer around 930 o'clock local with northwest winds about 22 miles per hour as the storm approaches.
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Carolas Biklas
Cuban National Observatory
Cuba
Revion Observatory
de. Gutierces Lanza
Beleeu
Naval
Trio Arrested After Car Theft In Denver
Denver police arrest three alleged robbers after stealing a taxicab and assaulting a passerby. The suspects identified are Jack L. Davis of Denver, John Capuano of New York, and Robert Riga of St. Louis. The cab was found parked on a downtown street and the trio was caught as they returned to the vehicle.
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Cre Tony
Jack L. Davis
Jobrn Capuana
Newis York
Robert Riga
St. Louis
Rigo Wal Capuano
Army names Brig. Gen. Lytle Brown to direct key waterways
Brig. Gen. Lytle Brown is appointed chief of the army corps of engineers. He will supervise flood control in the lower Mississippi, oversee development of the upper Mississippi and its tributaries, and guide the proposed St Lawrence deep waterway. He replaces Lieut. Gen. Edgar Tadworth.
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Lytle Brown
Army Corps of Engineers
Lower Mississippi
Upper Mississippi
St. Lawrence Deep Waterway
Ile Set
Edgar Tadwit
Red Cross and Guard Aid Flood Refugees in New Mexico
Red Cross relief efforts continue as the Guard coordinates tents for the homeless in Socorro. Adjutant General W G Hatchinsen directs operations while 200 refugees at San Marcial await supplies from La Corre. Trains reach south of San Marcial but northern access remains cut off amid high water and flood debris.
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Red Cross
Socorro
San Marcial
State High
Colt W. G. Hatchinsen
New Mexico National Guard
Teansuc
San Martial
Albuquerque ‘Jourist
Lacorre
el Paso
Las Mar]cial
Santa Pe
Seon Sy High
FrankArmétrang
of & Ciel, Mercantile Company
Ebbets Knocks Out Burks in Quick 3 Round Bout
Detroit light heavyweight Harry Ebbets finished Jack Burks of Chicago in 3 minutes 32 seconds of a scheduled 10 round bout. Ebbets, 160 pounds, dropped Burks with rapid rights and lefts, forcing the stoppage. Other results noted include Johnny Minuet defeating Peter Firpo and Dona Sorciaré earning a decision over Johnny Ridello in separate 10 round bouts.
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Detroit
Ebbets
Brooklyn
Johnny Burns
Chicago
Burns
Fleits
Ebbetts
Personal notices from Great Falls area residents
Mrs E Te Teed of Great Falls guests of the Placer. Keely and Mrs Kelly are here from Helmville. Mr and Mrs A Rasamusson of Harlowton attend the fair. Leonard of Dell wan a business visitor. W C Este and FP Hicks of Wolf Creek at the Harvey. George Nelson of Great Falls in the city. Warner of Billings attended the State fair. Mr and Mrs Henry Good of Kalispell are in the city. Row Spaneiar of Superior registered. Mr and Mrs GA Hoopman of Buttwist guests of friends in Helena. J Mulvaney state highway commissioner here from Billings. Lt Garnengy Wagel lon leaves today by automobile for home in TiN oeere. Mrs and Mrs Jo Mote and Mr and Mrs S Peterson of Dillon were reported at the Placer. Dr J M Wolfe of White Sulphur Springs commissioner the Meagnor county patten attending the Beale fair. Telus county commissioner of Wolf Bolt here to attend a stay commissioners meeting. Willan Lamb, Al Livine, EJ Callaghan, Baynett and Harold Drive part of American Legion delegation who sort over the Great Northern for national convention of the organization.
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Hicks
Wolf Creek
Harvey
Shilel
George Nelson
Great Fails
Warner
Billings
Henry Good
Kaliswell
Ells
Eee
Alys
Row. Spaneiar
Superior
Jo Mote
Peterson
Dillon
Pacer
J. M. Wolfe
Wile -Silphue Springs
Sioner
Ej, Callaghan
Bei Baynett
Harold F
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