Not Medicine Not Surgery Not Osteopathy Testimonial
William Dunaway of Butte Montana writes that prior to August 2 1911 he suffered rheumatism liver and kidney trouble and pleurisy pain with catarrh. After two courses of spinal adjustments by J D Long D C at the Pennsylvania building he reports complete recovery and renewed vigor and appetite.
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William Dunaway
J. D. Long
D. C
Pennsylvania
Butte
Doctor OF Chiropractic Pennsylvania
Butte Montana
Deer Lodge
Goleman
Will is Sustained by Court Ruling in Westlake Will Contest
A jury found in favor of Annie M. Welch's will against Edward Westlake, with the contested will made in the hospital prior to his death. Judge Donlan's department later transferred the case to Judge McClernan, who upheld the Welch will after hearing motions. Father John F. O’Kennedy appointed administrator. estate valued at $26,000. Bennetts sues for $4,088 unpaid salary during layoff. Administratrix reports $1,450 in mining-claim assets and seeks guardianship for daughter Susie Hitt. Multiple civil suits follow, including quiet title, alimony, and personal injury actions against Crescent Creamery and others.
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Ide McCiernan
Edward Westlake
Westlake
Wits
Annie M. Welch
John F. O'Kennnedy
Thomas J. Jones
Augustine Dachman
Arm
Int
Donlan
Department of the District Court
Welch
McClernan
Bennetts
Henry Bennetts
Butte
Samuel Kitt
Susie Hitt
Davide Gennara
J. Campana
Peter Biransberg
Inna
Thomian Wadden
Nentia Hadden
Montana State Band Concert at Columbia Gardens
The Montana State band performs at Columbia Gardens with afternoon and evening programs. Vocal solos by Hugh Jones and a Jones Stone duet precede marches, overtures, and selections by Vanderercook, Rockwell, Verdi, and Remick. A musical sketch titled Down South is included, and a special round-trip railroad rate is noted for Miners’ Union Day.
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Montana
Columbia Gardens
Hugh Jones
Messrs. Jones and Stone
Mesars
Jenkins and Green
Omvard Christian Soldiers
John N. Kione
Voelker
A. Vandercook
Charles J. Rockwell
Bone
A. Sullivan
M. BL Snyder Oy
Keutzer
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Donsetl Ruselter
F. Daniels
B. Lampe Synonets
Remick
Honey Land
Prasant
von Suppe
MI Stream
Hy. Jones
H. Stone
Messrs. Jenkins
Freen
Down South
Myddleton
Finia
Vincent
Pleads Not Guilty to Murder Charge in Court
Hannah Clement faces murder charges for stabbing her husband after a quarrel over her alleged affair. Judge Donlan set that the trial jury will be called when the department moves to the new county building, likely in September.
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Hannah Clement
Donlan
District Court
Duage Vonlen
Usw Councy
John Day
Rel McRea
Jon Turner
McDonicts
Hun
Bill Smith
Wen
Needie House
Tyler
George Williams
Raymond Wright
John Cronin
Peter Erickson
Johny Ennuttlle
Amy
Presidential Year Increases Interest In Voters
The article notes heightened public interest during presidential years as parties refine platforms and voters seek plain language on governance. It highlights Haskin’s The American Government as a useful guide, with The Standard distributing inexpensive copies to inform readers, urging coupon saving to secure a copy.
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United States
Frederick J. Haetkinook
Haskin
Jok
Uncle Ham
Attractive Features of the New Ansonia
The Ansonia theater presents seven features including Lubin’s Two-Gun Sermon and Vitagraph’s Suing Stan. A smoking room caters to both smokers and non-smokers, with a five piece orchestra performing melodies and dances. Lillian Davis and Larde Pearl perform, and Thusnelda lodge Wo. 4 O Th H invites members to a canyon trip on Aug 1 from Ferman hall at 8:00.
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H. Sy
Nine Mile Canyon
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Ferman
Special Train for Gregson to run daily service
The Bute, Anaconda and Pacific railway schedules a daily special train starting Wednesday July 3 leaving Buligg at 3 p.m. bound for Gregson arriving at 4 40 p.m. and Anaconda at 9 p.m. Return from Anaconda at 9 04 p.m. to Gregson at 10 30 a.m. with further arrival time at Gutte Wie p.m. The article ends with an unclear line asking if you read today’s article on murder.
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Bute
Five suits seek damages from railroad after fire loss
In South Butte the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway is blamed for a warehouse fire on Nevada avenue. Five district court suits allege the engine was too light and caused sparks in wind, igniting the building and nearby property. Plaintiffs include Minnie Knuth and the Septliate Union and National Insurance Company with losses totaling up to 5600 dollars.
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South Butte
Frank
Cur
Minnie Knuth
Septliate
Unlon
National Insuranta Company
B.D. Lear
South
Wyoming
Saska
Sam Reiner
James Wilson
Queen Toshy
Atco Company
GREAT MYSTERY PLAY AT AMERICAN THEATER
A photoplay at the American Theater adapts Hugh Conway’s "Caught Back" with suspenseful drama. Gilbert Vaughn, blinded yet restless, encounters a murder plot, theft, and a insane heiress, leading to peril, memory, and ultimate revelation in a tale praised for gripping all the way through.
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American Theater
Hugh Conway
Gilbert Vaughn
Wansha
Avesident
Vaughn van
Italy
England
Vaughn
Murderer recollection and wedding surprise feature noted
The item recalls a husband’s memory and a wife’s surprising reveal. A dramatic moving picture called Back! is advertised with an American feature about Biron ranch plot and a trained horse Snowball. Also listed are songs and a Stover club event tomorrow night.
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MR. Keith
Fearl Rubi
Butle
Convict Escape Traced After Guards Find Missing Tools
Intermountain officers pursue Andres Wilson, an Idaho penitentiary inmate who fled while working outside the wall. Wilson, a sheep herder, disappeared last Wednesday. guards later report only a single shoe and shovel left as clues. He has a prior five year sentence and an indeterminate parole status.
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Andres Wilson
Idaho
Prizon Walla
Wison
Dhes
Memetana
Ian
Five fined for attempting to fight with the dwarfs
Police report a disorder incident at a Barnum and Bailey circus display. An attempt to fight led to Boisterous behavior. McDonald received a fine while Moran was dismissed. Harve charged with disturbing the event.
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J Moran Anadike
Mcdonald
Barnum
Calier Circus
Wwe
Ona Moran
J. Harve
Fragmentary police blotter notes on local offenses
A garbled OCR entry records fines and suspensions involving taxi drivers and several named individuals. The text mentions a park location, a five day period, a vaca or show, a supper at a cafe, and references to dining rooms and a proprietor, but specific actions and outcomes are unclear due to corruption.
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Wichatier
South Main
Sraca Savings Bank
Lulean Taverat
Propetetor
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