Politicians Fined for Display Cards on Poles
Elmer C. Binder a county auditor candidate faced Judge Grimes after admitting he placed campaign cards on city poles. Several others from the race also paid fines of five dollars. many appealed and were released on a hundred dollar property bond.
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W. J. McCormick
Missoula
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Grimes
Mr. McCormick
TG. Denny
Howard McIntyre
W. W. McDowell
N. Aering
W. Billings
Gus Strom F. Sheehan
George Bourquin
B. J. Wheeler
P. Donovan
J. J Fynch
John M
Trapp
Larry Duggan
A. Buckley
Sam Speedwell
T. B. Smith
John O'Leary
Jere Clifford Fee Buckles
John H. Driscoll
J. C. Murphy
Pat Lee
Charles Coll
Arthur E. Cox
W. F. Dunn
Elizabeth Kennedy Phi Sullivan
Sam Anderson
Sam Spiegel
Thomas Tracy
John Bevan
Anthony McBride
Nellie Sullian
Frank Carr
Melvina Beakey
A. ‘Alderman
Archie Barrows
Mike Allen
New Flying Machine With Seabull Wings
The Aeroplane company unveils a seagull shaped wing design claiming high lift and low drag enabling 2 pounds per square foot loading. A four ton aerial lorry by Blackburn demonstrates the concept with a 148 foot wing monoplane powered by Napier engines, promising freight at a low cost per mile.
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London
Fiseburn Aeroplane Company
Blackburn
Pair
Napier
Tsabe
Absent Voters Ballots Received by Clerk
Fifty persons have availed themselves of absent voting, with county clerk Harms Xhaerson and Sam Fer reporting. The article notes that regular voters away at the time may mail or deliver ballots, returnable to the clerk, and that provisions exist for restoring status if not registered or voting at the last general election.
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Law
Harms Xhaerson
Sam Fer
Terreo
Tantessay
Youthful welder profiles three years in hazardous work
The article notes Wiley, a young appearing laborer, has been in a dangerous occupation for over three years, including aerial drops by parachute and balloon, building climbing, and experiences in Lor. The piece references his work history and ongoing exposure to risk.
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Cea
Aleesiee Dom Wvonta
Tolre
Wiley
Catholic Field Day Plans Promise Success at Columbia Gardens
A general committee led by Mrs Attridge of Butte announced that arrangements for the Catholic Field Day at Columbia Gardens next Saturday are complete. The group, optimistic about a successful event, expects a prize donation and notes the affair’s favorable reception in Syers way.
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Columbia Gardens
Syers Way
Mra. Attridge
Butte
Are
Life is a one way street ends in tragic death
Dr Parra, a New York physician, turned on stove gas in his kitchen and died by his own action leaving a note about life. He had become totally blind after eye problems and had recently undergone operations with little hope of recovery. Local report notes his death as a self inflicted tragedy.
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New York
Parra
Martin
Newis
Montana Pioneer Dies Sudden at Home
Flora Coushing, age 66, a Montana pioneer and longtime resident of Butte, died suddenly yesterday afternoon at 117 West Silver Street. She leaves five daughters and one son, with survivors spanning California, Washington, Arizona, and Montana.
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Montana
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Rose Hopson
San Francisco
Will Riley
John Vlood
Statue
William Tith
Robert Caro
Twin Bridges
Mont
Wit Coushing
Slio
Seattle
Sherman & Reed
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