Meeting Tonight of the Good Roads Association
A meeting will be held this evening at the Montana hotel parlors under the Anaconda Automobile and Good Roads association. All automobile owners and good road enthusiasts are invited. committeemen are urged to attend to collect supplies and plan the summer program amid expected turnout and decisions shaping this year’s work. Funeral of John G. Smith set for this Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at the Locust Street home with Rev. Charles F Resting officiating.
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Montana
Anaconda Automobile and Good Roads Association
Mexico
Atcone Smith
C. A. Tuttle Co Funeral Directors Service Notice
Funeral service scheduled at Peter’s Church following a morning requiem high mass at Stroteel. The C A Tuttle Co Funeral Directors at 312 Want Park Avenue are arranging details for the ceremony and procession.
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C. A. Tuttle Co. ‘Funeral Directors
Contemplated Visit Ends as Daughter Dies in Ireland
Mrs. Belle McCoo planned to visit her daughter Margaret McCoo in County Armagh but learned of her death on March 9 at her uncle’s home. Margaret, who had just graduated from a convent school, had been ill after December surgery and a relapse. The mother, awaiting the 1917 trip, had its plans halted by war and held a passport and ticket.
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Belle McCoo
Ireland
Margaret McCoo
County Armagh
Vocational Camp To Be Established In Livingston
Livingston news reports a summer vocational camp for city boys to run ten days on a site donated by mining man W. D. Matelow. An ex army officer will supervise play and work, while vocational guidance will link high school students with local professionals through posted lists in grammar and high schools. Bozeman notes unusually heavy presidential primary registration at Gallatin County, totaling 38.
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Livingston
Totty Lab
Boulder
W. D. Matelow
Bozeman
Gallatin County
Hunger Strike in Ireland Dominates Dublin Crisis
Dublin reports a one day general strike over hunger striking political prisoners at Mount Joy. About 20,000 protesters gathered near the prison as tanks and armored cars stood guard. Dublin cites standstill in Dublin west and south, with prayers offered for the prisoners and the lord mayor seeking peace and humane treatment. US envoy warns of limited influence amid calls for intervention.
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Mount Joy
Belfast
Irland
London
United States
O'Neill
McWalter
John W. Davis
Dubin
Mesage
O'Neil
Davis
Andrew Bonar Law
Auto Crash In Springfield Injures Family Of Six
An automobile driven by Louis Stephens plowed into a horse and buggy carrying Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones and their four children. All but the youngest child were seriously injured. the infant was unharmed. The mother fainted, the baby was rescued uninjured, and Stephens was arrested.
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Springfield
Louis Stephens
Charles Jones
Anaconda Hosts Local Baseball Prospects Amid Talk of Upgrades
In Anaconda, attention centers on amateur and semi professional players as top locals Lutrell Varian Kel tus Tucker Carey Selle and Baker are named among stars likely to boost a strong lineup. Buck Jones arrival later this week could reshape the team with Lodell Curley Domitrovich Harmon and Nadeau filling utility roles.
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Battery Line
Lodell
Buck” Jones
Lutrell
Varian
Keltus
Tucker
Carey
Selle
Shortstop
Baker
Curley
Mickey Domitrovich
Harmon
Nadeau
Writ Denied In Primary Case Helena April 13
The Montana Supreme Court orally denied G. J. Lafollette's petition for a writ of mandate to force Secretary of State C. T. Stewart to place "vote for one" at the head of presidential elector and national delegate lists for the April 23 primary. The decision left the wording as the secretary deemed, and the petitioner argued the primary law allows only one vote per elector and per national delegate.
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G. J. Lafollette
The
Independent
C.T. Stewart
State Supreme Court
Secretary of Stat
Three Drop Corn Killer Returns to Popular Demand
The old claim promises quick safe relief for corns using the tried and proved Gets-It method. Millions are said to have found it easiest and most reliable for corn removal.
Gets-It Corn Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A vintage ad asserts Gets-It relieves corns instantly and loosens them until they lift away with no pain. The product is advertised as guaranteed with a money-back offer and marketed by E. Lawrence & Co. of Chicago, available at drug stores for a small price.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Pay of teachers should be higher
An earnest plea for higher education funding was delivered before the Rotary Club by President Clapp of the State School of Mines. He and George C. Jackson urged higher salaries for teachers to attract qualified staff, noting current pay scales and the need for larger county and state support.
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State School of Mines
School of Mines
Hie
George C. Jackson
Board ‘of School Trustees
United States
Palatin Pal Trade Seachers
Lincoln
Bryan
Prescott
Beas Ver Dam
Jackson
W. K. Dwyer
Helena
Meetsing
Dwyer
Couny
Coy
Boy ‘Scout Council
Boy ‘Scout Movement
Danielson
Denver
Karr
Denisor
Peace overtures rejected in nationwide rail strike
As tensions rise across the nation, rail workers in Pennsylvania, Illinois, and the Midwest press for action while leaders deny defections. In Scranton and Uniontown about 30,000 mine and coke workers idle, with rail yard and shop workers in Trenton and other East zones adding pressure. Some Western unions show restraint as embargoes lift and livestock shipments resume.
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Uniontown
Middle West
Pennsylvania Railway
Trenton
N. J
Chicago
Enrichmen
Chicago Terminal
Ludington
Mich
Hannibal
Bloomingston
Far West
Northern Pacific
Deer Lodge City Hall Bids Put Off Over Bond Bar
Deer Lodge council opened bids for a new city hall but delayed action as bids far exceeded the $30,000 bond issue. Lowest bid for the hall was 44,410 by Hugh Johnson of Butte. Heating and plumbing bid was 9,987 by ONeill Hardware. Bonds were voted for September 1918 building. C Wideher of Bozeman to study water supply. Desmey Creek water rights case continued to June 7.
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Wideher
Bozeman
Deer Lode
Dempsey Creek
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