Opening of Shoot High Scores Mark Western Roosters Tourney
The Western Roosters shoot high scores as the second annual Wrag-Shooting Association tournament opens in Anaconda. Local winners include Drumgoale with five perfect 20s and Meven scoring 100 for the day. Pros Hensler, O'Brien excel. Contacr faltered yet showed form. Heavy crowd enjoyed the big event despite light wind. format featured 20 targets per event with top marks by MacConnachra and Marshill among notable totals.
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Western Roosters
Wrag-Shooting Association
Roel
Slind
Tess
Drumgoale
Meben
Hensler
O'Brien
Feuntioy
Commercial Day for Anacondans Promises Annual Picnic
Commercial day in Anacondafeatures a Deer Lodge picnic day, with clerks and merchants working late yet urging a large gathering at Washoe Park. Vendors, parades, and a horse race track program promise amusement while out-of-town visitors flood the city, as local workers join a procession despite the holiday.
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O'Clark
Deer Lodge
Bulle
Parry
Todas
Washoe Park
Milwaukee city notes on shops and people
A collation of city items mentions Alfet beer and Verborckmaes water, local businesses, and various residents. It reports track activity by Paul Ransfacon and others, family visits, a court notice about marital debt, a trip to a copper smelter, and a drummers’ tour with a laughable array of names and misspellings.
Knight for a Day at Myr-Burnt Theater Promises Drama
Chicago stage notices the musical comedy A Knight for a Day with Edward Hume and Grace De Mar in principal roles. The production highlights a large chorus and promotional focus on hardworking performers. The show, by Edward Hume, opens Tuesday April 24 at the Myr-Burnt theater with a cast of around 60.
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Chicago
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Edward Hume
Grace de Mar
Annual address on coordination in the promotion of agriculture
About eighty college inspectors and other scientists gathered for the tunnel convention with a major discussion on deforestation. Gifford Pinchot was expected to speak but could not attend. Br. Thomas I. Hunt, president of Pennsylvania State College, delivered the annual address on coordination in the diffusion of agriculture.
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Flint
Thomas I. Hunt
Pennsylvania State College
Reports From Acapulco Exaggerated On Earthquake Toll
Telegrams from San Franelucce Aug 17 describe influx of reports about the July 29 earthquake in Acapulco with many errors. Most buildings are single story and residents flee to tents while substantial damage appears limited. Only two deaths are claimed by some but observers doubt the figures.
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Passengore
Apts
Mie
Acuquleo
Mis
Excessive Southwest Heat Brings Warnings and Losses
Temperatures across Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma soared with some readings over 110 degrees. Despite the heat there were few prostrations and two deaths recorded in Minnesota. Government thermometers showed 113 at Seattle, 111 at Arietere, 119 at Witla, with Kansas City and Western Missouri near 110. Oklahoma City and Tulsa logged around 106. Rainfall earlier in the season left crops stretched but not yet damaged.
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Ulin
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Aissouri
Olsiahenis
Oklahoma
SeAluster
Arietere
Witla
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Guturlu
Man Higher Up Sought By Perseh in Larceny Case
In New York, August, Donald Perseh, a broker accused of stealing $100,000 in securities from the Windar Prasat company as collateral for a $50,000 loan, claimed manipulation by a “man higher up” and insisted he was a catspaw. The district attorney argued Perseh was victimized by wiser, larger men. bail remained at $50,000 as the case proceeded.
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F. Augustus Haka
Defanie
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Wino Prasat Company
M. Me Jeyce
Ietee
Peach
Conre
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Jerome
Ain’ Eave
Leonora J. Fields
Frin
Justice Meted Out To Some Offenders In Taft Court
Report from Taft details several criminal cases. Two guilty pleas and sentences ranged to years of hard labor, while others received fines and probation. A saloon owner and staff admitted near prohibition violations and paid costs. a teen thief implicated in bicycle and horse theft was placed on parole with reform school prospects.
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W. Otto
Hero Hot Te
Webster
UN State
Olle Wan
Lowell
Gailty
Wancelfe
Assamit
Quick Justleg
Roy HL Nurse
Chamas Eckurt
Path
Arith Wointtys
Arthur
Albert Murgty
Italy
County Dads Hold Bridge Day on Coeur d'Alene Lines
Special Dispatch to the Standard Missoula Aug 1 County commissioners visited the Coeur d Alene branch and instructed the clerk to advertise for bids to build two air wagon bridges one at West Palis Spur and another across the St Thais river. They planned the West route near the Bis Backfont river at Tanner requiring about 10 feet clearance for safety. No final decision was reached.
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Missoula
Coeur d'Alene
West Palis Spur
St Thais
New Coal Company Formed And Articles Filed
A new coal company forms with Edward Duler Green G Ives and L B Tees as incorporators, Helena residents. Capital stock set at 10 000 shares of 100 each, three shares subscribed. Officials plan oversight from Denver and await state filing notices. The report notes district inspections and upcoming travel schedules.
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Isuptal
Edward Duler
Tial G. Ives
L. B. Tees
Elena
West Frontier Fire Flares Near Town
Reported Aug 17 a wildfire advanced toward Stindira Minamita in Northwestern Mato. Forestry officials say firefighting crews are on scene with extra men detached from available points, yet authorities fear the blaze may not be contained before causing substantial damage.
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Kania
Mato
Lyoni
Rio Grande Wreck Due to Criminal Neglect
In Colorado Springs the coroner ruled the Rio Grande wreck caused by criminal neglect. Eighteen to nineteen people were killed and three dozen injured when a train failed to signal. The verdict placed blame on railroad crew Paxieers Vesahy Hollingsworth Fireman Weta Conductor Dalton and Mearkeusn Mee Alhorn for defective signals and negligent operation. An order was issued for arrest of the rail crew members.
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AMR
Calnaion
Tener
Alhorn
Denver
Meintiers
New York Weather Treasures Shattered by Downpour
All records for the New York Weather treasure were broken by the heavy rain that began yesterday afternoon and ended this afternoon. Precipitation reached 5.18 inches and wind gusts topped 36 miles per hour. The city’s vacant apartments are advertised as usual.
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Son.om
Nomination of officers at American Pharmacists meeting
Angles hosts nominations for the American Pharmacists Association as officers for the upcoming year are chosen from the list by members. For a resident, Charles M Ford Eugene and Eberle and J G Goaling were nominated. Harry R Maron urged student pharmacists instruction. J W Knox spoke on Druggist Advertising. Committee report criticized Oscar Oldbergs address on the national formu lary.
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Auioiedan Pharmaceutical Association
Charles M. Ford
Eugene & Eberle
J. G. Goaling
C T
Harry R. Maron
Terrible Sequel To Tragic Murder Sparks Grand Jury Action
In Yonopah Nevada on August 1 Patrick Casey, accused intruder of Mrs Heellp at Goldheld, was moved from Esmeralda county jail to Nye county custody to avoid lynching. Sheriff Callahan alerted Sheriff Gwens as officers met 12 miles out on Gabrield road. An automobile wreck on the way revealed the prisoner survived the crash and Cosry arrived at the county jail under guard.
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Esmeralda
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Gwens
Nye County
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Petition for Final Discharge In Helena Court
Petition seeks final discharge from the Aald court held Septem ber 140 at 10s m in the jail court room. The petition invites objections from interested parties and notes Judge Willits as witness with the court seal. Clerk W. Sproug records the proceedings in Helena Montana.
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Lewis and Clark County
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Diécharges
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Leite Diy
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Fire destroys barn and sheds in Missoula area
A late evening fire in Missoula damaged a barn behind the J M Vickery residence on Coppee Street and several sheds, with flames reaching the rear of the Vickery and Peter Softness homes before firefighters contained the blaze. The fire threatened an entire block of buildings though total loss was limited to the structures noted. The incident followed reports from Portland on August 17 of the National Factory for the Promotion of Agricultural Science, whose members include various officials.
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Portland
National Foalery For the Promotion of
Notice of hearing petition for fat d incharge of hankengt
The Tetuel Court in the United States District of Montana issues a notice of hearing petition for fat d incharge of hankengt. The court schedule and details list parties and dates, with unclear names and typos.
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District of Montan
Philip Plas
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