Wilson Walkaway Forecast Dominates Midwest Opinion
Ed Devine tours Wyoming, the Dakotas, Nebraska, Illinois, Wisconsin and reports strong push for Wilson. Roosevelt loses ground with only three states likely to flip, while Taft shows little support. Midwest sentiment favors Wilson as crops rise and living costs loom. railroad specials and party meetings noted.
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Taft
Teddy
Ed Devine
Middle West
Mr. Devine
Wyoming
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Illinois
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Washington
California
Devine
Republican
Anaconda Editors Visit Warm Springs For Association Meeting
Anaconda News Press Association members, delayed by Northern washouts, proceed to Warm Springs today then to Gregson Springs. Secretary Smith urges prompt departure at 11 with Dr Scanland hosting luncheon under the trees. visitors tour the asylum grounds and stay as guests of Hugh Daly at the hotel and bath house.
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Hutte
Lanstrum
Montana
Tancheon
Standard Hall
Decker
Meere Sf
Wax
Standard
J. Widmyer
Glendive Independent
Warm Springs Asylum
Jenen Searle
William Howarth
Association
Holt
Warm Springs
Joseph Smith S
Deer Lodge Sliver
Bath
Hove
Tillon Team 10 Here Tomorrow in Local Games
The Independents beat the Red Men 6 to 2 yesterday in a common game and the same teams meet again this evening. Brogan leaves for Ogden, leaving the locals without his services. The Standard urges readers to stay informed on current politics and notes a $1 monthly subscription for the daily and Sunday Standard.
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Ditton Hall
Nce
Sui- Gay
Washoe Park
Brogan
Ogden
Union Associaon
Independents
Red Men
Standard
Montana
Lve
Nowy
United States
Canada
Catholic Picnic Draws Crowds to Gregson Springs
Seven hundred fifty tickets were sold for the St. Peter's Church fed societies picnic at Gregson Springs. Attendees enjoyed athletic sports and a crowded train service, marking it as one of the most successful events in the area.
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St. Peter's Church
Gregson Springs
Fire at Prank Gorr’s Garage on West Park
Firemen answered a call last evening to extinguish a blaze at Prank Gorr’s garage at 318 West Park. Little damage occurred after a near turn to a serious fire, the main loss a gasoline can burned. Gorr had a sparking device near the tank he carried, igniting the gasoline in the can.
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Prank Gorr
West Park
Gorr
Taft Read Veto Message On Civil Service Bill
President Taft addressed a cabinet meeting in Washington and read a veto of the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill. The message proposes amendments to abolish the commerce court and to limit civil service employment to seven years, with the purpose to be sent to the House today.
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Washington
Taft
Commerce Court
House
Prominent Railroad Man Passes Away
Flint Droppy De neaRT Pe or Leaves A Large Family. Joan Cornwall Flint, superintendent of the airline for the Anaconda Copper Mining company, died suddenly from heart failure after an attack of bronchial pneumonia earlier in February. Born in Toronto, he moved west with a long railroad career, including work on the Oregon Short Line and Northern Pacific. Survived by wife, three sons Chester, Norman, Murray, Kelby, and three daughters Miek, Jesse Rawson, and Eith Flint, plus brothers George, William, Thomas, and Mrs. George Bal. Funeral planned under Masonic auspices in Boise with later arrangements pending.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Maple Street
California
Mr. Flint
Toronto
Canada
New York
Mona
Oregon
Pocatello
Northern Pacific
Miss
Chester Te
Norman V
Murray
Kelbey
Mek
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W. T. Hogg
Mise Eith
Flint
George
William
Thomas
George Ballive
Frank
Winnipes
Masons, Shriners and Maccabees
Masonic Lodge
Po Catello
Masonic Fraternity
Boise, Bt
Moose picnic and city notices crowd Vermillion's club
A sprawling local page lists social visits and business trips including Dan Roach and Mike Shea in town, Deputy County Treasurer James Murphy’s itinerary, and Jack Spelman’s appendicitis. It notes Moose picnic plans for Aug and several social events at the Moose lodge and Swedish Mission church.
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James Murphy
Butte
Labor Day Parade Promises Largest Industrial Show in Anaconda
Labor Day will be the biggest ever in Anaconda with a $20,000 in contributions drive. The industrial parade on Monday September 2 features brewery workers bartenders clerks and many unions joining the effort. Cash prizes will honor best floats decorated autos athletic winners and the top union display. The Anaconda Mining Company leads funding and Washer Park hosts sports and a dance with a red ball game. The organizing committee includes Caldwett Traynor Me Fartandy Johnson and others.
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Anaconder Mining Company
Spo
Washer Park
Anaconda Band
LG Calgwetl, Jamon Traynor, 5 W. Me. Fartandy
Ra Jonnson
Republican County Committee Plans August Meeting
Dr W C Gutelius chairman calls a Republican county central committee meeting for Monday evening August 19 at his office. Preliminary fall campaign plans will be discussed along with other party matters. Likely will consider the nomination of a county ticket.
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Republican County Central Committee
W. €. Gutelius
Gatelius
Dunnigan
W. C. Gutelius
Te Party
Atention
Sand
Weket
Moose Pickid 10 Be a Merry Event at Anaconda
The first annual picnic of Anaconda lodge No. 68 Loyal Order of Moose will be held at Gregson Springs next Sunday with athletic sports and liberal prizes, a ball game between Anaconda and Butte, dancing all day, and special train service. Notables include committee chair John Lawler and members M. Stafford Bert Hows Cutt Tad Dr C R Bancroft William Brinton John Threney. The day features Anaconda band music, expected crowds from Butte and the city.
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Order of Moose
Gregson Springs
Anaconda
Butte
John Lawler
M. Stafford
Bert Hows
Cutt Tad
R. Bancroft
William Brinton
John Threney
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