Suffragettes Begin Battle Of Revenge
London, April. A revenge campaign follows a light sentence for Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst, with outrages across Britain. Destruction at Ayr race track, Kelso grandstand damage, smashed shop windows in Glasgow, damaged letter boxes in Liverpool, New Castle park beds torn up, and London parks damaged. Bris Emerson of Jackson protests at home secretary McKenna concession. Emerson awaits cable from Bryan about her daughter's case.
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London
Emméline Pankhurst
Ayr
Scotland
Kelso Race Course
Glasgow
Labor Exchange
Uverpool
New Castle
Bris. Emerson
Jackson
Midh
Charges Against Senator Without Justification
Washington reports United States Attorney Wilson disputed impropriety allegations against a western senator, saying there is no justification to present any complaint to the grand jury. The statement followed a conference with Attorney General McReynolds, as Vice President Marshall postponed action until Monday.
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Washington
United States
Wilson
United Stated
As Atorney
McReynolds
Jim RB. Timphs
Oklahoma City
Senate
United States Attorney
Marshall
Try the New Way of Curing Corns
A dubious advertisement touts a new method for curing corns claiming rapid relief and permanent removal. It pledges quick results and uses bold promises, urging readers to try the remedy immediately despite vague instructions.
Pain relief patent remedy ad from 19th century paper
An advertisement promotes a new corn plaster and wart cure. It claims pain relief without harming healthy flesh, guarantees results, and lists prices of 26 cents plus shipping. Sold by Lawrence & Co in Chicago and local druggists.
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Gents
Uortle
Ke Lawrence & Co
Chteagy
C. B. Maskins & Qc
Jensen
Bolte
Fuller Drug Co
Anaconda
Sale of Domestics and Wash Goods Details
Domestic and wash goods offered includingPatterned dress fabrics 22 inches wide at 22? NATICENE, faded colors. damask napkins, towels, and Turkish toweling. mercurised damask napkins. cot ton chali lies in full width with new spring patterns. Prices listed per item and width.
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Gomé
Governor Stewart Proclaims Arbor Day in 1913
Helena April 5 1913 Governor Stewart designates May 1 1913 Arbor Day urging schools and homes to observe by planting trees and adorning grounds. Proclamation attached to Montana state seal signed by Governor S. V. Stewart and Secretary A. M. Alderson.
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Helena
Overnor Stewart
Jané Ia
Mesa
Stewart
Montana
Makrra
United States of America
V. Sewert
Revernir
A. M. Alderson
Stock Commissioners Appoint Inspectors Across Counties
The state board of stock commissioners adjourned after naming inspectors for multiple counties including Valley Sheridan Custer Miles City Forsyth Lewis town Meagher White Sulphur Missoula Ravalli Flathead Sanders Polson Missle Corvallis Jefferson Broadwater East Helena Gallatin and others. Names listed but some counties not named.
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Belena
State Board of Stock Commissioners
Valley
Sheridan
Forrest Goodman
Plentywood
Awaon
Custer
Richardson
Miles City
Borebud
Kruger
Forsyth
Fergus
Frank Sigler
Lewis
Town
Musselfshell
Meagher
John Kien
White Sulphur Savings
Yellowstone
Carbon
Sir Grase
William Fleming
Timber
Blaine
James Mmccoy
Chinook
Lincoln
Flathead
Sanders
Thet Pate
Masovian County
Lathes Reservation
Joseph Marlin
Polson
Ravalli
Missle
Flathead Reservation
Jamta KR
Colllan Corvallis
Lewin and Clark
Jefferson and
Broadwater
D. J. Hagan
East Helena
Badion
Gallatin
B.C
Local Place Names and Individuals Listed in OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a string of place names and personal names including Bryaht Tiree Forks ITI North ernn Teton Harry 8 Green Chaute Chouten county Robert Kennon Mort Bentin Cascade Southern Teton Thomas AMcShane Greatalls Beav erhead Frank Nelgon Dilton Silver Bow Deer Lodge John Davis Butte Granito Powell Jack Quinare Phitipsburg.
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Bryaht
Tiree Forks
Iti
Bids Sought for Sun River Canal Reclamation Project
Great Falls April 6 bids will be received here for a major Sun River reclamation effort including 45 miles of main canal with a 30 foot bottom width and 32 feet depth, excavation of 3 400 000 cubic yards, and two tunnels about three quarters of a mile long. The work runs parallel to Sun River within 25 miles of Great Falls and is the centerpiece of the Sun River project.
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EL N. Savage
Reclamaton Service
Sun River
Gidon
Great Falls
Power President of Sheep Commissioners Elected
Helena April 6 7 C Power of Helena was reelected president of the state board of sheep commissioners that met to organize Tint vey Coit of Big Timber was elected vice president and George J Ingeo of Helena was reelected secretary The executive committees comprised officers and others F E B Flammeant Forsyth Brank Swartz Twin Bridges and Joh V Carroll Fort Benton Governor Stewart addressed the board on the industry and its importance State Veterinarian Butler urged strict disease precautions The board will not repeal the sheep dipping law but aims to tighten operation rules The law allows shipping or trailing sheep into Montana without dipping under certain conditions The board plans broader vaccination against mange in wolves and coyotes Miles City April 5 After a campaign Elks lodge raised sufficient funds to sustain
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C. Power
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Tint Vey Coit
Big Timber
George J. Ingeo
F. EB. Flammeant
Forsyth
Brank Swartz
Twin Bridges
Joh. V. Carroll
Fort Benton
Stewart
Ita
W. 3
Butler
Montana
Elks Plan Erection of New Home Opposing Federal Building
The judge and members voted unanimously to proceed with building an Elks home. Committees will handle plans and fundraising for the project to rise on two Seventh and Pleasant street lots opposite the new federal building, expected in late 1914.
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Seventh and
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Avit Willo
Ew Federal
Totter
Livestock importations break records in Montana
April 6 report from the Montana State Veterinarian shows settlers importing livestock in March setting a record. total shipments 631 include 6 468 horses 1 663 cattle and 226 swine with 25 states represented led by North Dakota Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin South Dakota Illinois and others. totals for the period rise to 4 122 importations 6 847 horses 2 898 cattle 289 swine and further records anticipated.
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Oklahoma
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Highway Commission organizes for work
Thirteenth assembly created highway commission, Governor Stewart appoints members and adjourns after April 13. A. W. Mahon named chairman, Kneale vice chairman, Metlen chosen secretary. The panel will standardize county map forms and issue instructions to county boards under highway law. Coroner Haw King summoned to Baker for a shepherd’s death. In Lewistown a fire at the Daily News office disrupts printing.
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Thnatntea Highway Commission
Thirteenth Assembly
Stewart
Svertary
Boards of County Commissioners
Stale T
A. W. Mahon
Professor Kneal
Mites City
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Williams
Fire damages paper stock and plant before firefighters control
A fragment reports fire at an office damaging paper stock and plant while officers of The News org assess insurance impact. Warrators occupied part of the building and watered to mitigate water and wave damage. The incident likely raises insurance duties due to stock losses.
Victoria Cross holder Robert Jasnes Alle dies in Great Walls
The veteran of the British Army and participant in the expedition to Gordon at Khartoum passed away in Great Walls. He earned the Victoria Cross for bravery, served 12 years in the army, and received an annual pension of 10 pounds. He had not resided here long, leaving a widow and eight children.
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Great Walls
Apr
Tn Lin
Robert Jasnes Alle
Thia City
Oritigh
Gordon
Idhartum
Aml
Milla
Great Palla
Vwicinity
Great Falls Club Plans Fifty Thousand Dollar Fund
Great Falls Commercial club moves to raise fifty thousand dollars to spur industry and provide jobs. At a public meeting early contributions reached about six thousand with business leaders forming a committee to craft a campaign and outline disbursement plans. The aim is to offer funds for incentives and to attract legitimate industries to locate in Great Falls.
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Trent Pisin
Yalsee
Prohibition of Public Drinking Cup and Roller Towel Adopted
Helena April 6 The prohibition of the use of the public drinking cup and the common roller towel in all hotels restaurants lodging houses and other public places was adopted by the state board of health at its meeting here Rules for the control of various diseases and those relating to railway sanitation adopted by the Northwestern Sanitation association at St Paul last December were also adopted by the Board Dr J J Dendine of Glendive was re elected president and Dr W J Butler was elected vice president for the ensuing year
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W. J. Butler
Denton townhouse sale draws astonished bidding in Lewistown
In Lewistown on April 5 crowds flocked to a Denton townhouse sale conducted by the Milwaukee Land Company. Prices shocked observers as bidders pushed figures higher than expected amid brisk activity.
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Lewistown
Denton Townaire
Millwauken Land Company
Sale opens with large bid for Ham Vrewing firm
The sale began with 3550 dollars paid by Mr Ward for the Ham Vrewing company as the fest opened. In the business district of Nainstreat everything drew interest amid lively bidding. A Warwick townsite gale followed and a young woman from Miles City, Arunbe a Fancher near Bkrlaka, was involved in a shooting at a railway roadhouse. the wound was not fatal and the shooter’s name was not learned locally. Harvey offered Liebler Co for The Garden at Al Mah, aiming for a London production with himself in charge and Boris as apostate.
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Warwick
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