Mayors Edwards and Carter clash in Helena primaries
Sharp battles across Helena and Lewis and Clarke county mark the Republican contest between former Senator Thomas H. Carter and Mayor Frank J. Edwards. Edwards wins wards, Carter leads in other factions as county delegates for the state convention are chosen, with 165 delegates expected and a Chicago national convention in view.
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Fght
Thomas H. Carter
Frank J. Edwards
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Nin Sinteranvention
Chicago
Careter
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W. J. Aldchaflie
George Bessler
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George Kunnelly
George Miller
Wiliam Sieger
Charles d. L. Jezick
William Voss
Mackey
Berry Beckney
Michel Quaid
Arthur O
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Dave Kean
Aug Mich
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George Gornm
James Rooney
A. N. Nichards
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FE. J. Rosen
J. Lemert
J. T. Law
Joseph Weigemat
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C. M.ater
W. F. Sanders
F. J. Edwards
William AfeClatchey
H. N. Blake
Thomas Hailey
Edward
Many Injured In Wreck Of Katy Flyer
A Katy flyer wrecked four miles south of Fort Scott injuring many aboard. The engine derailed, cars piled, and the smoker overturned. Injured passengers were taken to Fort Scott and include W G Gunn and J Walkier among others from Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, and Texas.
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Annual Report of Diocese of Montana Reveals Catholic Growth
Special dispatch notes Rev Father Victor Day administrator of Helena diocese forwarded to Rome the annual report showing material gains in Montana Catholics for the year ending December. Estimated total parishioners exceed 40,000 with about 20,000 in Butte where parishes of strong size include 5,000 in one parish. Helena and Great Falls areas also cited with parish counts around two to three thousand each.
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Vatican
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Butte
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St. Mary's Parish
Great Parle
Tint Parla
Miners Return Sparks Telluride Train Clash
Union miners briefly returned from Ouray to Telluride inciting a clash as troops and a citizen guard escorted them from the train. A cordon of soldiers faced armed miners on the platform, with confrontations at the station and at the opera house amid injunction violations cited by Judge Stevens of Ouray.
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Bell
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Blizzard Sweep Hits Several States Across Plains North
A fierce blizzard moved from the Dakotas into Minnesota and Nebraska with rain and snow, high winds, and telegraph wire damage. Reports note a winter-prone storm extending over Western Iowa Kansas Missouri and Nebraska with temperatures dropping and orchard damage possible.
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Neary Beats Briggs in Milwaukee Bout After Sixth Round
Charley Neary of Milwaukee defeats Little Jimmy Briggs of Chelsea in six rounds at the Badger Athletic Club. Neary knocked Briggs down in the sixth round and nearly finished him, but failed to land a knockout as Briggs endured a spirited finale. Also notes Gardner and Ryan fought to a six round draw in Lowell, mass. Mayor veto blocks a pole ordinance. city admin cites existing powers.
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Jimmy Bridge
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Chicago
Jimmy Gardner
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Mase
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White Sulphur Springs Elects McKay as Mayor
In White Sulphur Springs on April election day the residents overwhelmingly re elected incumbent mayor Mc Kay. Aldermen chosen include Jd. J. Mesa ing, George Marmon and T. Reed. A pass for the world's fair mrowels during the exposition period was issued in the name of TheodoreMensereit.
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Eheizens Teket
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Te McKay
Jd. J. Mesaing
George Marmon
T. Reed
Nenseveld
BU Lowe
Theadore Mensereit
Butte Briefs Mention Local Arrivals And Political Moves
W M Enright and wife of the capital visit the Finien. T A Barclay and Miss C Leach arrive from the east side. J H Calderhead state auditor and O M Holmes his chief clerk traveled from Helena last night. W B George, chair of the state central committee of the anti rat Democratic party, left for Billings last night with fresh anti dope supplies.
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C. Leach
Jaat Ylaht
J. H. Calderhead
O M. Holmes
Helena Tast
W. B. George
Stat Central Committee
Butte
Comptroller Ridgely On National Banks Convention Essay
A Philadelphia gathering of the American Academy of Political and Special Science opens its eighth annual meeting with industry leaders present. William Ridgely discusses government control of banks and trust companies, noting limited bank insolvencies and the need for harmony between national banks and trust firms while federal control remains not presently practical. George B. Vortelyan delivers the closing annual address on commerce and trade policy.
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American Academy of Political and Special Science
Great Corporation
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Secretary of the Treasury
Wiliam Barrett Ridgely
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National Bikes and Trust
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Department of Commerce and Tahov
Unclear ad text about order and delivery terms
The fragment describes an offer or subscription with a delivery claim and premium offer. It mentions Bernnard or Sinnard names, door delivery in the morning, a price per month, and an inquiry after the offer. The text is garbled but implies a sales push and at-home delivery.
Cabinet Meeting Focuses on Chinese Exclusion Pact
Washington April 4 Cabinet sessions center on the Chinese exclusion pact as China denounces the existing treaty set to expire next December. Officials indicate China is unlikely to accept a more favorable pact than the current one, hindering renewal by Congress.
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China
Congress
Tyner to No Tried. Washington. April &-Justice Priten ard of the criminal court has fixes) May 1 as the date for the trial of former AR
Justice Priten ard of the criminal court sets May 1 as the trial date for the former Arkansas official in a case tied to amendments and proceedings in Washington. The fragment confirms a scheduled court action without full context.
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Antisemitic Rhetoric Claimed in Vienna Papers
The Odessa dispatch notes Vienna Berlin papers allege authorities here neglect to curb anti Jewish agitation to provoke trouble. Officials strive to quell racial tensions and reassure the public there will be no disruption. In Seattle, Arthur E Dell, a noted robber, faces state forgery charges after thefts from sacks. His partner Bell, a youth, claims no involvement. Miss Alexis Muller, 20, Oklahoma writer and author, is reported dead in St Paul after suffering from consumption. James Younger, formerly in hand, reportedly took his own life influenced by personal troubles including marriage to Muller.
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Berlin
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Bell Saya Schriner
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Ani
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Kenokai Named to Honolulu Bench After Kalon Removal
At a cabinet meeting Attorney General Inns announced the president would appoint A N Kenokai to succeed J W Kalon as judge of the second circuit court at Honolulu, Kalon having been removed yesterday. Kenokai is currently Hawaii treasurer and was formerly a district judge under $110 angrom.
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Washington
Alleged murderer pursued after double tragedy near Water Valley
Edward Gammons, sought for the killing of Miss Fannie Kimsey and J. J. Lingey, was pursued by three armed posses near Water Valley, Mississippi. Public sentiment rose as the double murder remained unresolved.
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Misa
Edward Gammons
Fannie Kimsey
J. J.lingey
Gammons
Three Planters Drowned in Take Manawa Lake
Three saloon keepers Cornell huiffs Towa April 8 Jack Ten nell Charles Maskins and Smiley Baxter drowned while hunting ducks on Take Manawa Lake. They crossed a small schooner when a trough pulled them under and sank.
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Jack Tennell
Charles Maskins
Smiley Baxter
Take Manawa
Open Calville Reservation Bill Reported Favorable
In Washington on April 8 Senator Stewart presented a favorable committee report on the Indian affairs bill to open the remaining portion of the Calville reservation. Also reports from Wilkesport Pennsylvania state four young Burke children burned in a barn fire at Sebastopol near Pittston at 1 am. Utah notes district attorney Dennis C Elehnor, a Republican figure, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Stewart
Committee of Indian Affairs
Calville Reservation
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Burke
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Pi Taton
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