Montana Governor Proclaims Public Morality and Reforms
The record outlines achievements of Secretary of State StewRB in Montana, detailing actions against gambling, regulation of liquor, suffrage expansion, labor protections, pensions, public deposits, and state finances. It emphasizes penal and charitable reforms, railroad rate regulation, and efforts to attract settlers and drive economic growth, urging continued public approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Commonwealth
Free Asthma Cure Method Offered for Sufferers
A stimulant free offer claims a new asthma method can relieve all breathing difficulties for long standing or recent cases. It promises to stop wheezing and breathlessness without cost, urging immediate writing for a free trial regardless of climate or occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Asthma CO
Niagara and Hudson Sts
Buffalo, N.Y
Dr Morse Extract of Sarsapa advertised for vitality
Advertisement for Dr Morse Extract of Sarsaparilla claiming to enrich blood and build energy for children in school. Offers large bottle six bottles for five dollars, available at Newbro Drug Company in Butte or by mail on receipt of price.
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Morse
Marge’s
Newbro Drug Company
Butte
Pric
Two Memorials Planned For Dr Murphy In Chicago
Chicago August 15 Two memorial projects for Dr John B Murphy famed Chicago surgeon who died yesterday were announced. A group of five physicians plans a joint memorial to three famed doctors including Murphy Senn and Fenger to fund a $1,000,000 medical research institute by popular subscription. The Cook County board public service commission proposes the Murphy Memorial Laboratory to be added to the Cook County Hospital group.
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Chicago
John B. Murphy
Public Service Commission
Cook County Board
Murphy Memorial Laboratory
Cook County Hospital
Normal Blood Serum as a Preventive
New York report notes Dr. Abraham Zingher of Willard-Parke hospital advising family physicians to test normal blood serum from parents as a preventive for infantile paralysis. The theory holds that adult blood contains antibodies that neutralize poliomyelitis virus, potentially matching vaccination in preventing the disease if proven correct.
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New York
Abraham Zingher
Willard-Parke Hospital
Willard-Parker Hospital
Zingher
Marmorale's Past Found in Missoula
Rocco Marmorale, an IWW organizer with a troubled record, is linked to prior charges in Meaderville and Yakima. He faced a 1916 burglary sentence, later tied to copper nails placed on fruit trees and grapevines as IWW propaganda. Extradition issues prevented action in Washington, with Missoula deputies noting further investigation of his record.
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Washington
Rocco Marmorale
Meaderville
Marmorate
Haldiseroid
Jack Wyman
Owas
Missoula
Yakima
Wash
Industrial “Workers of the World
Montana
Industrial Workers of the World
Marmorale
Bakers Rally for Stable Bread Prices in Butte
Salt Lake convention of bakers favored a ten cent loaf and urged federal inquiry into rising cereal costs. Butte bakers report no bread price increase yet as flour, sugar, and oil costs climb, with the loom of smaller loaf sizes discussed to maintain margins. Jacob Osenbrug of Home Baking Co. returns from Salt Lake amid calls for price safeguards and better profits for bakers.
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Salt Lake
Butte
Jacob Oeonbrug
Home Baking Company
National Association of Master Bakers
Peter
Fie
Osenbrug
Germany vows severe reprisals over Baralong case
Berlin reports a German white book to the Reichstag cites threats of more Zeppelin raids on England in retaliation for British seamen crimes. It recounts Germany’s plan to use airships within the law to strike London or defended towns, and notes Germany will not mirror British crimes while aiming to show Britain its capacity for punishment.
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Berlin
Sayville
England
Reichstag
Overseas
London
Overseas News Agency
Germany
Real estate transfers list with names and prices
A series of property transfers recorded with buyers, sellers, lot numbers and a nominal price of 1 dollar. Notable entries include George Moo to Walter J. Fenton in Atherton place and the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway company right of way through section 23. Some names appear garbled or partial.
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Ua & Urospy
Neenan
Lawler
George Moo
Walter J. Fenton
Atherton Place
Rosalie BE
Johnson
Harold Schwartz
Plymouth
Butte
Anaconda & Pacific Railway Company
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway Company
North Ranged
A. Clark & Bros
Sutton's
New Theater Company
Stanley Maley
James J. Nichol
Home
Adaline M. Percy
A. M. Sylvian
Yellow Jack Lode
Daly Addition Company
Albert J. Fortina
Clara BE. Casey
Dominick Giovando
West Walkerville
Mixed Flour Price Kept Low by Proposed Duty Repeal
The House Ways and Means Committee discussed a bill to repeal duties on mixed flour, claimed to lower bread costs. Action was postponed as lawmakers reviewed the proposal and its economic impact.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Fugitive Eloped With Married Woman Says Police
Report says D C Jordan formed liaisons in several towns and eloped with a married woman in Butte after passing worthless checks tied to the Jones Fruit bill. Authorities trace further affairs in Hutte and other cities as he fled toward the Northwest.
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D.C
Jordan
Bees
Butte
Aaleeman
Hutte
Teheck
Jor
J Lan Fe
Ath Fan
Northwest
San Francisco
Inventory Count of Mail Pouches in Department Posts
The Postmaster General orders a noon September 24 inventory of all mail pouches locks and carrier equipment in the United States Hawaii and Alaska. Indemnity will now be paid on damaged packages with a new valuation system though payment may be denied if a false valuation is found. Post offices are urged to save waste paper as a paper shortage looms and many old forms remain.
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Dusinese
Montana
Tfaxpayer
Eerste
Stew RB
United States Mail Service
United States
Hawaii
Alaska
Postal Department
Coun
Rural Standardization Gains Popularity in Montana
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Raves visits Hutte and endorses rural education efficiency efforts. Inspectors awarding name plates for schools reaching 75 percent efficiency. Emphasis on sanitary water coolers, heating, and other improvements. Davees advocates eight month rural school term as districts sometimes run only four months.
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Hutte
Aver
Davees
Horoscope for Wednesday 16 with forecasts and political hints
The 1916 horoscope warns a favorable day with evening improvement for infants and nervous-system illnesses rising. Military matters may intrude on public mind causing political differences. The forecast notes dangers for big enterprises, cautions politicians, and predicts opportunities for editors, inventors, and managers in labor devices and theater.
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Mar Tures
Neptune
Mercury
Quicksilver
America
Democratic Banquet Arrangements Near Completion at Silver Tow Club
The Original Woman's Democratic Club plans a banquet at the Silver Tow club this Saturday night. Over 200 tickets have sold for the event, with a 300 limit. committee members are selling remaining tickets. Speakers list to be announced tomorrow and promises top talent from the Gratic party. Stelart's orchestra will provide music.
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Silver Tow Club
Woman's Democratic Club
di Gratic
Democratic Rally Planned at Walkerville City Hall
The Democratic women of Walkerville organize a rally at Walkerville City Hall Thursday night inviting all candidates for county and state offices. Members of the Democratic Woman's Club and the Original Democratic Woman's Club are also invited with a rumor of a prize for the club with the largest attendance.
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Walkerville
Democratic Woman's Club
Coroner’s jury finds no blame in Walter Dawson death
Walter Dawson, 12, died after a car struck a circus wagon on Harrison Street East Post, who drove the car, said he braked and stopped within its length but the fender hit the boy fracturing his skull. N R Quine supported the same account and several others substantiated Post’s version.
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Walter Dawson
Harrison
E. Post
N. R. Quine
Post
Hares McIntyre
W. Ho Marshall
Dr. Hardy
Canadians Shift From Ypres to Somme Front
Ottawa reports Canadian troops, four divisions, moved from the Ypres salient to join the great Somme offensive. Previously defensive at St Julien and surrounding positions, they sustained about 30,000 total casualties during operations at St Julien St Blois Zillebecke Hoge and Festubert.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Military Department
Ypres Ealtent
Somme
Ypres
St. Julien
St. Blois
Zilleveke
Hoge
Festubert
Thousands Visit Yellowstone Park Amid Peak Summer Rush
Thousands visit Yellowstone National Park daily as hotels and camps run at capacity since July 4. Robert A. Putzler, traveling agent for the Wyle Way, notes the week’s visitor numbers rival the hotel and camp totals, with excellent fishing and no fishing license required drawing many locals who seldom fish outside the park.
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Yellowstone National Park
Robert A. Putzler
Wyle Way
Butte
Email engagement on Balkan front repulsed near Doiran
Berlin reports another Balkan front clash south of Lake Doiran and north of Salonika. Bulgarian advance posts were attacked by enemy forces said to number a battalion and were repulsed. The brief statement notes multiple engagements lately on the Doiran front via London.
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Berlin
London
Lake Doiran
Salon
Sras
Mexican Officer Killed By American Provost Guard
A Carranza army lieutenant was killed by an American provost guard at Colonia Dublan after firing on a Mexican railroad brakeman. The dispatch to General Funston from General Pershing provides no names and notes the officer was exonerated. The incident occurred three days ago.
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Meutenant
Colonia Dublan
Funston
General Pershing
Pershing
San Antonio
Texas
Seattle Market Receipts Report Strong Pork Prices
Seattle market receipts show prime light steers at 7.26 to 7.50, medium to common steers 6.50 to 7, cows 4.75 to 8.25, bulls 8 to 4.50, calves 105.50. Hogs receipts 281 with prime girl 890.10 and medium to choice 9,859.90, heavy packers 8, pigs 8.7509. Sheep receipts none. Market steady fat former quotations.
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Seattie
Mum
Venev
Methodist Ministers Leave for Conference in Livingston
Five pastors from Butte depart for the annual Montana district conference in Livingston. The gathering closes the church year while appointing new pastorates in some cases. A possible outcome is a union of the North Montana and Montana conferences. Representing Butte are Rev. George D. Wolfe, Rev. Charles A. Cartin, Rev. W. T. Pascoe, Rev. John C. Ross, and Rev. J. Harry Mitchell.
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Butte
Ann
Montana
Livingston
North Montana
George D. Wolfe
Mountain View
Charles A. Cartin
Walkerville
Wesley Chapel
W. TL. Pascoe
Meaderville
Unity
John C. Ross
Trinty
J. Harry Mitchell
Srace Church
Ownership dispute over missing piano valued at $629
Plaine Uift claims ownership of a piano valued at 629 dollars and says she demanded return which was refused. The case centers on the instrument's recovery and rightful possession.
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Plaine Uift
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