Wilson Expected to Carry North Dakota in 1912
Fargo source Thompson predicts Woodrow Wilson will win North Dakota under a strong Republican split with Roosevelt and La Follette. He notes progressives may stay with Wilson if Chicago convention splits persist, Taft pushes tariff arguments, and no major party disarray arises. Labor and harvest outlook mentioned.
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Woodrow Wilson
North Dakota
Roosevelt
FL. Thompson
Fargo
Mr. Thompson
Chicago
la Follette
Negall
Norl
Choupsen
Chompson
Settle
Butte Current Notes on Local People and Biz Changes
A mixed update from Butte notes rental pianos, local businesses and offices, and residents traveling or visiting. Mentions Oyton Bros. Walkers, Dr. Leese, The Clothery, Yegen Bros, Symons store staff, and area bankers. Reports visitors from Idaho and Washington, sales at local shops, a Montana labor federation president’s trip, and a labor movement meeting. Includes list of Montana residents at Great Falls and Butte social guests. Also notes upcoming theater slide on yupon labeled goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyton Bros. Walkers
Penn
Bok
Dr. Leese
Butte Grill
Trish's
East Park
Clothery
North Main
Dr. Ironside
North Main Street
Yegen Bros
Bankers
Montana
Inguirinca
Slemons & Booth
Buthanan Stewart
Everett
Wash
Is. KH. Gray
Joseph Wicharria
Viewinton City
Nisa Mabel Stevens
Symons
St. James’ Hospital
Lizzie Diaje
Symons Dry Goods Company
Lg Hole
P. O. News
Ius Bool
People’s
West Parr
L. O. Marshall
Jace
Idaho
Butte
Hutte
Denver
BM. M. Donoghue
Helena
M. E. Barry
Dillon
M. B. Foley
Great Falls
G. Clark
Manhattan
Thomza Thompson
Justin
Flax production in Fergus fields to double this year
Special dispatch from Standard Tewistown reports Fergus farmers expect a near doubling of flax yield this season after prior low output caused by inexperience. Observer David Pilger notes best flax fields seen, winter wheat harvest underway, and prices on market. An alloy development with chromium aluminum nickel and zinc is also mentioned with strong tensile strength.
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Tewistown
David Pilger
Judith Hus
Meneh Natal
Jurgiet
Americans Beat Canadians in Money Making Game
Daniel McCarthy, a night turnkey at the county jail, returns from a Calgary trip and says Canadians lag Americans in farming and business gains. He notes Edmonton blue laws restrict Sundays, land prices cool, and Americans homesteading on railroad land report better returns. Richelien cafe at 22-26 South Main referenced.
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Canada
Daniel McCarthy
County Jar
Calgary
Edmonton
Mr. McCarthy
Suslak Guilty Verdict in White Slave Case
In federal court at Butte Sigmund Susiak was found guilty of the white slave charge after a 27 hour jury deliberation. Judge Bourquin ordered a retrial date for Max Fried and announced Suslak’s sentencing set for Saturday August 10.
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Standar Melena
Sigmund Susiak
Rullty
Max Wried
Max Fried
Bourquin
Suslak
Trades Assembly Demands End To Convict Labor
Protests against convict labor on public highways dominated Ws Silver Bow Labor Assembly session. Resolutions call for abolition of convict labor, wages credited to convicts or their families, and urging legislators and candidates to back these measures. Committed leaders Ma bie J B Henderson E J Swaidner signaled broad support and dissemination.
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Ws Silver Bow Tpecies and Labor Assembly
Montana
Alhambra Springs
Mabie
J. B Henderson
E. J. Swaidner
Jury Secured to Hear Ricketts Case Evidence
Special Dispatch to the Beanhard Livingston Acte reports the Montana state case against George Ricketts for the murder of Deputy Sheriff Brannin at Melville last November is ready for witness examination on Monday. A large jury list is set, and trial is expected to exceed a week. Also noted is a Dillon dispatch about Crostey’s arrest on bigamy charges and questions surrounding his true identity and domestic ties.
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Ricketts
Livingston
State of Montana
George Ricketts
Sherrif Brannin
Melville
A. L. Fox
A. A. Henn
A. Jy Eeton
Joh Fitzpatrick
P. Ileonard
C.D. Palmer
Lawrences McAda
Ter
Nauch
Oriman
Ben Fi
Franklin
Shepherd
Albert Snyder
Montana Drilling Match Set at Gregon Springs Next Sunday
Contests feature heavy weight and lightweight rock drilling with four teams in the heavies led by Pickens and Hage as favorites. Entries include Bradshaw and Kinrela, Bradshaw and Perovich, and a Finlander team. Lightweights list seven pairs. Bly McLean will sharpen drills for three teams. Prizes total 1090 for heavies and 800 for lightweights with cash from donors including J Jolisi D. Ryan, subject to Montana residency.
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Gregaon Springs
Steadiy
Unsday
Tere
Beta
Boeh
Pickens
Hage
Bradshaw
Kinrela
Perovich
Finlandarlam
Welch
Montana
Plokena
Cohumbre Gardens
Dickens
Page
Bullivan
Deomond
Peletti
Mcleod
Agberts
J Jolisi D. Ryan
Te Amalgamated Cappel Company
Knowing God and the witness of the Spirit preached
A South Side Methodist Church sermon by Rev. Frank Topkles contrasts knowing God with knowing about Him. The speaker argues belief rests on personal revelation and faith, not solely historical evidence, and warns agnosticism seeks certainty while denying existence. He urges unity with the church to gain true knowledge and eternal life.
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South Side Methodist Church
Prank Topkles
John xvii
Jesus Christ
Myr. Hopkins
Tn Parks
God
George Washington
Naver
Paul Ognys
Standard Montana's Live News Daily Price Increases
The Richelet cafe at 22 26 South Main opposite State Savings Bank advertises a subscription to the Standard Montanas live news daily. It lists delivery by carrier to routes or by mail nationwide. The notice cites a price of L per month and references several local merchants.
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Richelien Cafe
South Main
State Savings Bank
Lucian Raverat
Standard
Montana
Neway
Ciefly
Binday Standard
United States
Canada
Mexico
Richelet Cate
MB. Ni
Luciin Raverat
Union differences to be discussed at joint building trades meeting
Abe joint meeting of the several building trades unions is to be held this evening. It is thought definite arrangements will be made toward a settlement of the present building and construction troubles dating from last May when bricklayers and hod carriers had differences. The hod carriers union was organized, and trouble was sparked by amalgamation of old and new unions. A break led bricklayers to quit work in sympathy with hod carriers, then carpenters and others in the builders central council quit in sympathy with the affected union. Carters not affiliated with the local builders' union complicate matters. the unions are active with the American Federation of Labor.
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Abe
Im Tho
Suilders’ Central Council
Carters
Carters Are Not Affiliated With the Local Building Commne
Off
Rota Unioneans
Armerican Federation
Labar
Knights of Pythias biennial session opens in Denver
Delegates arrive for the twenty-seventh biennial supreme lodge meeting of the Knights of Pythias to be held in Denver from August 6 to 15 with representation from every state the Philippines Cuba Hawaii the canal zone and China. The supreme temple Pythian Sisters also holds its biennial session. A key proposed change is lowering the member age from 21 to 18.
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Denver
Col
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Lythiaey
Philippines
Cuba
Hawaii
Canal Zone
China
Supreme Temple
Pythian Sistere
Restocking Efforts Boost Streams Through Hatchery Output
The Hintin Anglora club pushes restocking of streams feeding Butte. Columbia hatchery has turned 700,000 fry to Ely who planted stock at no pay. About 300,000 trout fry are ready this week with 200,000 to Missoula for Judge Blokfort and Clark Interests. 600,000 fry will hatch before Sept 1, with prior planting starting May l0 and weather aiding. Grayling were successfully hatched this year, a challenging species to keep.
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Butte
Hintin Anglora’ Club
Columbia Gopdans
Ely
Missoula
Blokfort
Clark Interests
Clark
Biller Root
Magnificent reopening at Ansonia shows delight of crowd
Ansonia’s new picture house opened yesterday to immense crowds who praised the handsome building and the center’s coolness due to a unique fan system. The White Man’s Burden, Pearl and Mire, and H. Cammack’s piano drew praise as the theatre offered a three day program. The note of police caution appeared after a morning arrest on East Pac.
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Magnifzent
Vew Picture House
Ansonia
Serern
Miss Pearl
Mire
Ocewstor H. Cammack
Fia
Slartha
Notice of special meeting of Workingmen's Unkin
All members called to a special meeting at o clock. Officers Schillins's Natt W a T O Brien president Ramp Johnson secretary. French dinner from opm to a pm at the Richellon cat in O K private dining rooms for ladies. Lucian Naverat proprietor. SS Malhaps logs only 1 at Mayor's.
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Workingmen’s Unkin
Schillins
O'Brien
RAMP
Johnson
O. K
Lucian Naverat
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Butte News
Blanchard
East Dreadway
Butts. Telehote
Wilson
Pape and Hoosevely
Progressives
Atvensih
Promingndé Parkewan
UNION
Silver Bow Trades and Labor
Labor Campaign
Fergus Fields
the Clothery
Butte Optical Co
Corner Park and
Dakota Sts
McHy
Hourquin
Actollee
Foe Suataleow
Snisla Yy
Trades Assembly
Anbrey
Crostey
Pacatelle
Shere
Gorman
Crosley
Mins Goldie Mast
Apex
New York
Pickens and
Montana Sranito
Beld
Netver
Wenely
Welahia Batce
Avs Tueney
Mil. Hoptcins
Talib
Alcogni
Trey
Ikenemy
Sindee
Wytuians
Deas
Mose Linz—Lends
Anaconda Standard Inc
Markin
Anaconda
Nastaga
The
Agaif
A. C. M. Hardware House
Opr
Vormant
Quartz
East Pac
Apert
Wison
Mayor's
Boucher
Fashion Ar Correct
West Park St
Great Northern Railway
Parlion
J. Sullivan
Albentbra, Mont
ED Rose Jeweler
North Main St
Butte, Mont
McMonegal School of
Dorothy Block
Corner
Granite
Wyoming
Butte Novelty Works
Butte Auto Company
East
Galena
Bell
Ind
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