State Trades and Labor Convention Race near Missoula
Helena unions prepare to send delegates to the Montana State Trades and Labor assembly at Missoula on Aug. 24. The race for secretary draws interest with Partelow seeking re election and Howard O. Smith backed by the Helena Typographical union.
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Standard
Helena
Montana State Trades and Labor Assembly
Missoula
Charles Dempster
Butte Workingmen’s Union
Partelow
Butte Typographical Union
Howard O. Smith
Helena Typographical Union
C. J. Mackey
Helena Federal Labor Union
R. J. Lemeri
Smith
Death jump confusion clears on Great Northern claim
A letter from Lewistown to the Standard reveals the girl who jumped from a train near Boulder on Aug 14 is not Kathryn Cronin nor Mrs Moses Shull. Kathryn Cronin married Moses Shull in March and they have not left Fergus county since. the impersonator had an imagined grievance.
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The
Standard
Helena
Lewistown
Great Northern
Boulder
St. James Hospital
Butte
Kathryn Cronin
Moses Shull
Shull
For Killing a Steer They Did Not Own
Fort Benton August 21 Henry Winters a prominent ranchman near Chinook and his foreman Andrew Beller are charged in district court with stealing and killing a steer belonging to others Albert Latusky a worker for Winters testified he saw Winters and Beller kill the steer and hang its hide on the fence State's witnesses George W Hall and J Kenneburg failed to appear on time and were fined 50 each by Judge Tattan
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Standard
Fort Benton
Henry Winters
Chinook
Andrew Beller
Albert Latusky
Winters
Beller
George W. Hall
J. Kenneburg
Tattan
Deer Lodge Fisherman Claims 60 Season Title After Trophy Catch
Frank Conley, claiming the season’s champion fisherman honor, shot and killed a large bull trout in the Deer Lodge River above the penitentiary. The fish weighed five and a quarter pounds.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
Frank Conley
Penitentiary
First Cousins May Wed in Montana No Law Against It
Missoula suitor seeks license to marry his first cousin. County attorney and district clerk find no current statute forbidding marriage between first cousins in Montana, noting a territorial era ban was removed in the revised statutes. If no other legal impediments exist, a license will be issued.
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The
Standard
Billings
Missoula
Montana
T. A. Williams
District Court
Far East
Williams
C. L. Harris
Doings of Dillon and Beaverhead
Special Correspondence of the Standard Dillon Aug. 21 Henry Shoenborn fooled by a forger who paid with a $75 check signed as Alice Barrett wife of pioneer Martin Barrett. The check proved a clever forgery and the swindler remains free. Water rights suits dominate the docket Birch Creek case and Blacktail case drag on with filings to follow. Several prisoners were moved to Virginia City for jail completion. Phillips fight on technicalities ends in demurrer defeat. Young Phillips faces trial Nov. 22. Mrs. Joseph Young, once of Dillon, shows signs of recovery in Nampa Idaho.
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Dillon
Henry Shoenborn
Alice Barrett
Horse Prairie
Martin Barrett
Montana
State Bank
Birchdale
Hawley Selway
Birch Creek
Parker
Blacktall
Poindexter & Orr Livestock Company
George F
George Pillack
Dan Nichols
Albert Phillips
Joseph Toney
Virginia City
Phillips
Young Phillips
Joseph Young
Nampa
Idaho
Textbook Commission Winding Up Its Work
Helena August 21 The Montana state textbook commission continues its adjourned session to finalize supplementary reading and local color books. Members include Hamilton Missoula Harmon Bozeman Harvey Livingston Lenning Whites Sulphur Springs Monroe Dillon with publishing houses Whitaker Ray Ginn and local authorities named for geography history civics.
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Helena
State Textbook Commission
Montana
Whittaker-Ray Company
San Francisco
Hart Wagner
Ginn & Co
Kr. J. Condon
H. H. Swain
State Normal College
Dillon
F. C. Kress
J. M. Lewis
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
J. M. Hamilton
Missoula
W. E. Harmon
Bozeman
O. M. Harvey
Livingston
W. J. Lenning
Whites Sulphur Springs
J. E. Monroe
Welch and Lewis Named State Educational Leaders
State Superintendent W. W. Welch and J. M. Lewis were identified as key figures in the latest education leadership lineup. The pair are cited in official announcements regarding policy direction and school system oversight.
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W. W. Welch
J.M. Lewis
Jamaica Seeks Large Loan to Aid Cane Growers
Kingston Jamaica August 21 Governor Hemming asked imperial authorities for a loan of 1 250 000 to help cane growers restore plantations after the hurricane disaster. The government provides work to hundreds of unemployed and charity aids others as distress remains high. St Marys Fruit Association sent the Astrea to Baltimore with 20 000 bunches of bananas and suspended operations for 12 months. United Fruit steamers except Admiral have been withdrawn with several hundred workers discharged.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Hemming
St. Mary's Fruit Association
Astrea
Baltimore
Association
United Fruit Company
Standard Mining Manager Murdoch Leaves for Bristol Meeting
Charles R. Murdock, manager of Standard Mining Company of Contract, departed for Bristol while stockholders meet to decide resumption of operations. He could not state plans before leaving as work is suspended pending the meeting outcome.
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Standard
Big Timber
Charles R. Murdock
Standard Mining Company
Bristol
Standard Properties
Murdock
Northwestern Improvement company files Montana articles
Helena August 2 Northwestern Improvement company filed articles of incorporation in the secretary of state office. Principal office in St Paul and Montana office to be in Helena. Capitalized at 3 million with 1.775 million in cash and 1 million in Montana property. Assets total 21.015 million. liabilities 9.093 million. C. B. Mellen president R. H. Relf assistant secretary. Helena August 21.
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Helena
Northwestern Improvement Company
St. Paul
Montana
C. 8. Mellen
R. H. Relf
Open Air Auditorium Plan Approved at Winona Assembly
At the Winona assembly stockholders meeting in Winona Lake Indiana the board decided to build an open air auditorium with 20000 seats and to make other improvements R F Coyle of Denver was added to the assembly board.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Winona Assembly
R. F. Coyle
Denver
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