Paderewski, famed pianist and Polish leader, dies in New York
Ignace Paderewski, 80, former Polish president and world famous pianist, died at the Hotel Buckingham after a week of illness from pneumonia. He was accompanied by his sister Wilkawska, doctor Dr. Asa L. Lincoln, and aide Sylvian Starackacz. Born 1860 in Karlowka, he used his wealth for Polish causes and charities, notably the Paderewski Fund, and had toured globally before retiring to a Santa Barbara ranch.
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Ignace Paderewski
Poland
Buckingham
Asa L. Lincoln
Wilkawska
Sylvian Starackacz
Paderewski
Ignace Jan Paderewski
8Ser
League of Nations
Santa Barbara County
California
London
Boston
America
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South America
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South Affrica
Far East
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Karlowka
Podolia
Liszt
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Elman
Hofmann
Warsaw Conservatory
Strasbourg
Mme
Helena Modjeska
Vienna
Paris
United States
Morges
Switzerland
Lake Geneva
Antonina Korsak
Warsaw
Helena Gorska
Baron von Rosen
Polish Information Bureau
Colorado players to represent region in national public links
Three Patty Jewett club players in Colorado Springs and nine Denver golfers will play in Spokane Washington for the national public links tournament on July 14. Harold Grace of Denver posted a 73 72 145 to lead the qualifiers among 138 hopefuls, survivors from a regional field of 517 the largest in the nation.
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Denver
Patty Jewett Club
Colorado Springs
Spokane
Wash
Harold Grace
Sheridan golfer Shaffer wins Wyoming state championship
Frank Shaffer of Sheridan carded a final 72 to win the Wyoming state golf championship. His 72-hole total was 293, with George Layman of Sheridan two strokes back in second and L. A. Christiansen of Casper third at 297. Dolly Gray of Cheyenne and Pickell of Sheridan tied for fourth at 299.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Frank Shaffer
Wyoming
George Layman
Shaffer
L. A. Christensen
Casper
Dolly Gray
Cheyenne
Pickell
Body Found East of Hamilton Near Car in Hills
Harry South Sr., 66, longtime trainer and jockey with Marcus Daly racing Stables, was found dead Sunday beside a hired car in the hills east of Hamilton. Acting Coroner W B McLaughlin said wrists were slashed and a razor blade was found near the body.
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Hamilton
Harry South, Sr
Marcus Daly
W. B. McLaughlin
Mrs Kennedy Rites Set Tuesday In Butte
Funeral rites for Mrs. Mary Kennedy of 667 South Washington will be held Tuesday morning. Services begin at 9 o'clock at Daly-Shea chapel then move to St Patrick church for a 9 30 funeral mass. Burial follows at Holy Cross cemetery.
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Mary Kennedy
South
Washington
Butte
Daly-Shea
St. Patrick Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Deer Lodge News Frances Hale Correspondent
Local brief from Deer Lodge with general community notes and reader announcements. Details are sparse in the OCR fragment and no specific events or dates are readable.
C E S to Aid Red Cross in Deer Lodge
Eastern Star Floral chapter 46 members will spend Tuesday afternoons from 1 to 4 at Red Cross rooms to sew garments and knit wear for the relief effort. Workers may serve at headquarters or at home, with supplies available for home work. Mrs. W J Roberts and Mrs. Harry Watson lead sewing. Mrs. Frank McAvoy and Mrs. W B Kantner direct knitting work.
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W. J. Roberts
Harry Watson
Frank McAvoy
W. B. Kantner
Draft Registration Plans Completed Powell County
Arrangements are completed for the registration of all Powell county men who have reached 21 since last winter. Those able may register at the selective service board office in the bank building. others may register at Helmville. If a man is not home, he can register in the city he is in and cards will be sent to his home board.
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Deer Lodge
Powell County
Selective Service Board
Bank
Helmville
Deer Lodge Briefs Highlight Local Visiting Guests
Mr and Mrs Harry Wood of Marmath North Dakota are guests of Mr and Mrs James Dennis. Mrs J R Rule plans return from Portland where she stayed with her son Clinton and family. Mrs James Dunn visits her son Gordon and wife in Portland this week. Mr and Mrs C E Altop of Great Falls stay with Mr and Mrs Arva Girard and family.
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Deer Lodge
Harry Wood
Marmath
N. D
James Dennis
J. R. Rule
Portland
Clinton
James Dunn
Gordon
C. E. Altop
Great Falls
Arva Girard
Anaconda Rodeo Crowns Winners Across Events
Results from the Anaconda rodeo list Calf roping finals with Carl Shepard of Tempe first at 34 seconds and Harry Hart of Pocatello second. Bulldogging finals name James Irwin Weatherford as winner in 15 seconds, with Oral Zumwalt second and Harry Hart third. Other events award top placers from across the West, including Bob Wilkinson and John Tubbs in bull riding and bronc riding, with multiple runners-up in second-day money events.
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Carl Shepard
Tempe
Ariz
Harry Hart
Pocatello
Idaho
Paggett Berry
Deming
N. Mex
Larry Danials
Homestead
Ore
Shepard
Berry
Oscar Linkhaus
Baker
James Irwin
Weatherford
Texas
Oral Zumwalt
Wolf Creek
Mont
Arnie Wills
Omak
Wash
Bob Scott
John Tubbs
Spokane
Tea Davis
Mitch Owen
Roland Christiansen
Jim Richards
John Newcomb
Vidal Garcia
Joe Holmes
Bob Wilkinson
Tonasket
Fresno
Calif
Tony Benidictis
San Jose
Turk Greenough
Red Lodge
Bob Olson
Helena
Vic Blackstone
Kissimnee
Fla
Turk Gree
Montana youths named aviation cadets in Navy call
The Navy announced the appointment of 335 aviation cadets including Montanans Edward Arthur Arnold Jr Rex Ford George John Digman Glasgow Benjamin Charles Fowler Bozeman Robert Earl Kelly Anaconda Harry Eugene Sorenson Kremlin and Francis Edward Tonrey Dillon.
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Washington
Navy
Montana
Edward Arthur Arnold, Jr
Rexford
George John Digman
Glasgow
Benjamin Charles Fowler
Bozeman
Robert Earl Kelly Anaconda
Harry Eugene Sorenson
Kremlin
Francis Edward Tonrey
Dillon
Fourth of July Sports Slated
The program features band led by Fred Edwards and De Molay Hill Billy Band. Boy Scout activities include fire and mast building, rescue, and exhibitions. Wall scaling chariot racing bicycle drill and cage ball games with Butte high schools follow. Novelty races tug of war pie and watermelon eating contests close the day with a tennis tournament set for July 3 4 5 at Harrison avenue courts under the Butte Tennis club.
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Fred Edwards
Butte High School
Butte
de Molay “Hill Billy Band
Harrison Avenue
Butte Tennis Club
Printers Elect Denton Montana Typographical Chief
Ray Denton of Anaconda was elected president of the Montana Typographical conference at a two day state convention held in the area. Graeme Baker of Kalispell relinquishes the post after one year as Joseph Magill of Butte vice president and Elmer Peterson of Helena secretary were also chosen. Delegates from most cities attended to hear talks and elect officers. banquet in Meaderville featured Albert Evans of Butte as toastmaster.
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Ray Denton
Anaconda
Montana
Denton
Graeme Baker
Kalispell
Joseph Magill
Butte
Harry Silver
Helena
Elmer Peterson
Paul Martz
Missoula
Meaderville
Albert Evans
Walter Carrington
Ernest Ericson
Harry Overand
Frank Sullivan
Tom Murphy
Veteran Railroad Worker Will Retire on July 1
John Hoth of Rocker, a 29 year veteran of the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway, will retire from active service on July 1. He recently attended a Switchmen's Union of America convention in Buffalo and visited major cities before returning to Rocker. The Hoths have lived in Rocker for 20 years and plan to move to Portland, Oregon.
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John Hoth
Rocker
Butte, Anaconda and Pacific Railway
Hoth
Buffalo
N. Y
Switchmen’s Union of America
New York City
Washington, D. C
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Elroy
Wis
Portland
Ore
Butte Sees Heavy Weekend Rainfall In June End
Butte recorded another heavy weekend rainfall with 0.41 inches in 24 hours ending Sunday evening. Temperatures ranged from 48 to 62 degrees with only a trace of rain Sunday night. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions today through Tuesday.
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Butte
Federal Weather Bureau
One Man Hurt in Tri Car Crash
A three car crash on the Butte Helena highway Sunday night left one man with a deep chin cut treated at St James hospital. Mrs Dan Kensale faces reckless driving charges after posting a 25 dollar bond. other drivers and passengers escaped injuries.
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Butte- Helena
Joe Wilizeiwski
al Boehme
Dan Kensale
East Granite Street
St. James Hospital
Kenjalo
Boehme
Joe Richards, Jr
Ash Street
Joe Richards
Heinie Apostel
Yale Street
Lord Beaverbrook Named Minister of Supply
London reports Churchill reshuffles his cabinet to boost the war effort as Lord Beaverbrook is appointed minister of supply. The move returns Beaverbrook to a top post once held as vice prime minister after May 2 cabinet changes and abolishes the minister of state role.
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Lord Beaverbrook
London
Churchill
Adolf Hitler
Beaver
Vidov Dan Observed by Serbians in Butte Church
Traditional Vidov Dan services at the Serbian Orthodox church in Butte drew scores of Serbian residents and neighbors to commemorate the day. The observance marks Serbia’s historic liberty from the Turks, first celebrated 500 years ago, with a silent prayer for freedom amid the European conflict.
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Butte
Europe
Mass Is Celebrated by Father Dussault
Father Arthur Dussault of Alma California celebrated mass at 9:30 Sunday at St. Joseph church. He arrived in Butte to visit his parents at 706 Maryland avenue and to see Father Michael McCormick. He has been touring middle western cities for three weeks and recently attended a conference at St. Louis University.
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Arthur Dussault
O. J
Alma
Calif
St. Joseph Church
Butte
A. J. Dussault
Maryland Avenue
Michael McCormick
St. Joseph
Father Dussault
St. Louis University
St. Louis
Fire Destroys Genoa Post Office and Masonic Temple
Fire of undetermined origin Sunday destroyed Genoa Nevada's post office, Masonic temple, and the town's only saloon. Damage was estimated at 10,000 dollars. Also noted: demand for American cars in Malaya exceeds supply and Japan's mountains saw their worst frost in 30 years.
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Genoa
Nev
U.P
Nevada
Japan
FBI arrests 29 for espionage in defense data ring
FBI reports 29 persons charged in the eastern district of New York with conspiring to transmit information affecting national defense. The ring allegedly obtained, transmitted, and used data on U S rearmament, aircraft manufacturing, ship movements, and wartime materials to aid a foreign power. Some suspects were defense plant workers or recently served aboard U S vessels and Clipper planes.
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Hoover
United States
Federal Bureau of Investigation
District of
New York
Butte Briefs Stolen Tire Cover and Local Notices
Stolen tire cover reported from 201 South Washington street after a car was parked Saturday night. Firefighters responded to two calls Sunday including a false alarm near Woolman and Wyoming streets and a motor fire at Napton apartments with slight damage. Several hospital admissions and births are noted at Murray and St. James facilities, with multiple residents entering or leaving St. James hospital and related homecomings.
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Orville Rawlings
South
Washington Street
Woolman
Wyoming Streets
Napton Apartments
Machinists Return to Work in Bay Area Shipyards
In San Francisco June 29 to end a strike that began May 10 C I O and AFL machinists will resume work at 11 Bay Area shipyards and drydocks. Oakland unit votes to honor a coastwide master contract while negotiations and jurisdictional talks continue.
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San Francisco
Bay Area
Oakland
James P. Smith
Runaway Horses Kill Boy Near Stockett
Funeral services were being arranged for Earl John Kohut a nine year old who died from injuries after a runaway team of horses on his father’s farm nine miles south of Stockett threw him into a log pile Friday. He was operating a hay rake when the horses bolted and the rake overturned crushing him.
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Great Falls
Earl John Kohut
Stockett
Butte Hog Market Quote list for various weight ranges
The Butte market reports hog prices across weight classes from 160 to 350 pounds. Prices range from 10 percent to 9 1/2 percent, with different percentages assigned to each weight category and a note on extra heavy sows and stags priced at 7 to 9 cents.
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Butte
James Cordial Wins Soap Box Derby in Anaconda
James Cordial of 700 East Park won the Active club derby on Birch Street drawing about 5,000 spectators. He finished 50 feet ahead of Marvin Nelson and Sig Miller took third with Leonard Lundgren fourth. top three advance to state competition in Great Falls.
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Anaconda
James Cordial
East Park
Marvin Nelson
East
Sig Miller
Sunnyside
Leonard Lundgren
Birch Street
Great Falls
Reserve Officers Ordered to Report for One Year Active Duty
Two reserve officers in Butte were ordered to report for one year of active duty in the U S Army. First Lieut. T F Bush medical reserve to report at Camp San Luis Obispo California and First Lieut. Ralph A Hockensen Coast Artillery reserve to report to Fort George Wright Spokane Washington. Both report July 10 per Ninth Corps area headquarters. The article also notes Syria’s Druses religion and its belief in ten divine revelations, with the last in Cairo in 1030 A D.
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United States Army
Butte
Ninth Corps
Presidio of
San Francisco
T. F. Bush
Medical Reserve
Camp San Luis Obispo
Calif
Ralph A. Hockensen
Coast Artillery Reserve
Fort George Wright
Spokane
Wash
Corps Area
Vessel Carrying Marines Is Sunk
A ship carrying 10 American Marines to England was torpedoed in the Atlantic. One American is missing. others reportedly rescued. The Maarsden, a former Dutch vessel in British service, is named in advices. Navy confirms dispatch of three officers and 60 Marines to London to aid embassy operations and act as fire watchers. Ten million square yards of runway surface are being paved at Canadian airports.
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Washington
England
Atlantic
Navy Department
Department
Marine Corps
London
United States
Navy
Great Northern urges farmers to move grain before harvest
The railroad warns that country elevators are near capacity and storage is tight. It cites 4,000 new 50 ton box cars and an order for 2,000 more, stressing need for prompt loading and unloading to avoid prolonged storage. Cooperation from producers is essential to meet transport and defense obligations.
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Great Northern
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