Double wedding joins two couples in Centerville
Charles A Brown and Marguerite Ford wed first with Fred J Lohman and Ethel M Beley as witnesses. Brown and Ford then served as best man and bridesmaid for the second ceremony at 205 South Arizona Street. Beley had surfaced amid a prior stabbing and shooting incident linked to her former fiancé. The case was dropped after a complaint was filed.
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Charles A, Brown
Marguerite Ford
South Idaho Street
C. A. Rexroad
Usey
Quineter
South Arizone Street
Mr. Brown
Miss Ford
Fred J. Lohman
Ethel M. Beley
West Daly Street
Mrs. Brown
Miss Beley
Lohman
Centerville
Miss Heley
Ohman
New Bill a Big Success at the Ansonia Theater
The Kentucky Girl opens the second park of the week’s bill at the Angonia theater and proves a big success. The Stubborness of Youth stands out as a top feature and Danny and the Desa leaves audiences cheering. Ingenuity and Careless Curt add laughs and crowd appeal with Prof. A. H. Cammack’s organ recital and Miss Pearl’s singing enhancing the program for the closing days.
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Ansonia Theater
Kentucky
Angonia Theater
Old Kentucky
Danny
Desa
A. H. Cammack
Miss Pearl
Curt
Well known Young Man Is Sent to the Asylum
George B. German a young dentist was sent to Warm Springs at his request after examination by Drs Sullivan and Turner in Judge Donlan's district court. He had used dope for four years. Another patient was to be examined but officers reported he was not arrested, as he was out rustling for a job. Judge Bonlan dismissed the complaint.
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George B. German
Warm Springs
Mrs Pryor Objects To Proposed Guardian
The petition to appoint Mike Pryor guardian of his stepmother Mrs Sarah Pryor, an aged patient at a local hospital, faced opposition from Mrs Pryor and a nephew who traveled from Pennsylvania. Hearing postponed to next Wednesday after objections were entered by Mrs Pryor’s attorney. The story includes other local notices and ads.
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Mike Pryor
Sarah Pryor
Women Economy Sale at Connell’s in Butte
Women come to Connell’s for economy with prices kept low to move large volumes of merchandise. The ad promises fresh, up to date stocks and exceptional values that make savings hard to miss for every woman in Butte. It invites readers to scan the reduction sale and note must have items at unbeatable prices.
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Butte
Patchen II Defeated At Fort Erie By Knight Onward
Reports from Buffalo and Fort Erie recount Joe Patchen II losing the Fort Erie stake to Knight Onward in a 2:12 pace, despite Patchen II breaking at the start of heats and Ed Geers winning other heats with Dorsch Medium. The card also notes cruising times and other minor races, plus a Calgary remark by Taramy Burne and a light anecdote about shelf heights and a domestic mishap.
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Buffalo
Fort Erie
Joe Patchen
Joe Patehen
Knight Onwatt
J. E. Grey
Toronto
Ontario
Nat Nay
Hear Patchen
Fleming
Wright
Knight
Dorsch
Annis Kohl
Semiconscious status reported for Conroy after accident
W. J. Conroy, the flamesmith who was injured yesterday afternoon when unwittingly thrown from a wagon by a frightened animal, is reported in a semi conscious condition after a night of unconsciousness in Hamilton Australia.
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The
Standard
Hamilton
Aus
W. J. Conroy
Seattle delegates swing toward Roosevelt ally in Alaska race
In Seattle yesterday a progressive delegate from Alaska, Edwines Wickershaw, emerged as a supporter of Roosevelt. Early results from major precincts suggested a majority for his slate, with estimates near one fifth of the delegation counted. The scene focused on mobilization and party alignment as coverage highlighted evolving coalition dynamics.
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Seattle
Edwines Wickershaw
Froosevelt
Alaska
Nclalist
VOR AGAINST STRIKE IN FEDERATION RAIL LABOR CLASH
An authoritative statement was issued in Brainerd on August 1 by the Federation of Railway Shop Employees west of Chicago. No general strike will be called against the Harriman line, which remains on strike. The vote on a general strike of the federation failed by a single vote.
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Brainerd
Mim
Wieterret
Chicago
Agranathy
Harriman
Voln
Péderatiin
Puteratinns
Wis
Dt Voles
Men and Children Footwear Sale Listing
Fiber patent leather oxfords in Viet kid and calf styles offered at 41.50 and 3 values per pair 2.95. Children’s slippers in dull feather or fan calf with straps and heavy soles sizes up to 11 priced 1.26. Local sale listing notes multiple sizes and price points.
Underwear Sale Offers Varied Vests and Drawers
Readable ad copy describes white cotton vests for children from 2 to 10 years with knee length or lace trimmed pants, plus boys and girls vests, drawers, and women's vests with lace trim or plain styles. Prices listed as values in the ad are unclear.
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Dimity
Rep
Bedding Sale Delivers Mixed Blanket Deals Across Items
Fragmentary list shows large wool blankets, cotton blankets, plaid and white wool options with varied prices. Mentions of brands or makers unclear, several words garbled. Market items suggest a regional sale of textiles including blankets in assorted materials.
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Ford
Caup
Santa, Maia
Avuil
Roosevelt to Speak in Montana Campaign Itinerary
A telegram notes plans for Colonel Roosevelt to address the progressive convention in Helena and speak along the line to Missoula and Kane, with a possible Montana state convention in Helena. The trip aims to rally support, time frame shifting to early September, and may include a stop at Teta sites and eventual coast by Missoula.
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Dixon
Seary Datare A
Metcalf
Iird
slalGeeantrat
Mela
Sunderstood Ahrom
Moosevelt
Ospeak
Teta Ites
Tiamarek
Montana
Helena
Missoula
Kane
Roosevelt
Fragmented Party History in Early American Politics
Fragmented article notes the Democratic and Republican party origins and the earlier Federalists fading by 1816, with dissipation of the National Republican Party as Federalists joined new groups then the Whig party. It outlines transitions and party realignments in early U S political history.
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Frag
Wronklyn Pagie
Democratic Party
Airea V2
Republican
Teiez
National Republicam:arty
Thia
Whiz
Fragmentary Civil Pact Note Hints At Four Year Terms
A garbled historical notice references pacts, four year terms, and national leadership. It mentions membership, border states, and period postwar context with vague names and dates, suggesting a snapshot of constitutional or political discussions without clear events or individuals.
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Fis
Ottawa stock notes raised after cabinet approval
A government note from Ottawa reports that stock increases were approved after cabinet discussion and the secretary of state confirmed the action upon colleagues approval. The document notes parliamentary necessity, letters of patent, and timing matters.
County commissioners set levy on same tax as last year
Lewistown August 1 Fergus Tayley reports the county commissioners approved the levy for the county tax at the same rate as the previous year. The move maintains funding for county services amid ongoing budgeting considerations.
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Lewistown
Belgium flag won from Holtland in 33h Hts
The flag of Belgium symbolizing independence was earned from Holtland in 33h Hts in a ceremony featuring yellow and black colors representing the duchy of Bra bant.
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Belgium
Fran Holtland
Duchy of Brabant
Canadian Sloop Crowned Lakes Champion at Great Lakes Regatta
Patricia won the fourth aml jase race and the international championship of the Great Lakes from Michigan, finishing in 4:14:82. Wind was light to calm, weather hampered rivals, as American sailors conceded they were outmatched. Baby Reliance VII won motor boat events over 15 and 70 mile courses, while Disturber NL started the 20 mile race but Til Baby Reliance III, a 426 footer, won.
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J. 8 Blackton
New York
John J. Ryan
Sra
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