Cuban Editor and Family Deported From Havana
In Havana on August 21 Jose Maria Villaverde Cuba editor and his nephew were seized by the secret police and sent aboard the Spanish liner Alfonsen to Spain amid government tension with hostile papers. The action drew mixed reactions from local press with El Mundo praising the order and El Dia condemning it as unlawful. Villaverde’s sons plan to continue Cuba and defend their father’s policy despite the crackdown.
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Display of Local Farm Products and Minerals At Libby
Judge Hoffman collects crops and mineral specimens from Libby district for year round exhibit near the Great Northern depot. The display draws many visitors including strangers as Libby enjoys an unusually good crop year in the Kootenai and tributary valleys.
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R. Hoffman
Judge Hoffman
Great Northern
Kootenai
A Healthy Happy Old Age Laxative Remedy Promote
A health note promoting cleansing the system with Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle natural laxative. Claims to be endorsed by eminent physicians, suitable for all ages, and stresses buying the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product with the company name on the package.
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Hair Care Advice for Itching Scalp and Dandruff
An old instruction promotes Cuticura soap and ointment for itching scalp, dandruff, and falling hair. It advises nightly ointment application, morning shampoo, and a monthly routine for women, with free samples offered from Cuticura, Boston, plus a care booklet.
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Helena Cathedral Hosts Investiture of Rev Victor Day Domestic Prelate
The Cathedral of Sacred Hearts in Helena witnessed the investiture of Rev Victor Day as domestic prelate after a pontifical mass. Bishop Carroll presided with a roster of visiting priests, praising Day’s long service to the diocese and its institutions. A celebratory day included dinner at the Grand hotel and a motor outing to Hauser lake dam. Day, born in Belgium, has served in Helena since 1893 and led construction fundraising for cathedral and schools.
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Chicago
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Carroll
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St. Charles College
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Belgium
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Cathedral of Sacred Hearts
Eagles Convention Opens in San Francisco With 4000 Expected
In San Francisco the thirteenth annual Fraternal Order of Eagles convention begins with 100 delegates present and 1000 more arriving by trains tonight. Officials anticipate a total turnout near 4000 as night and day sessions proceed throughout the week. Delegates discuss the presidential race between Frank Enring and J J Cusack and consider forming a women's auxiliary and lowering the age limit to 18.
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Indiana
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Duncan to Speak Against City Commission Plan in Kalispell
Kalispell Montana August 21 Socialists push to defeat the commission government plan and invite Mayor Duncan of Butte to address citizens next Wednesday in opposition He aims to show the council can be filled with socialist members One socialist alderman sits on the council A special election is set for August 29 with both sides campaigning Voter registration drops from 806 in spring to 626 now.
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Butte
Small Named Permanent Receiver For Farmers Protective
Kalispell Aug 21 M F T Small prominent farmer was appointed permanent receiver by the court for the Farmers Protective association which was in trouble last week R W Main former store manager and temporary receiver resigned in favor of Small chosen by many stockholders The company hopes to continue business with ample assets.
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Standard
Kalispell
Small
Farmers’ Protective Association
R. W. Main
Bears Bother Campers in Glacier National Park Insects
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports bears disturb camping parties in Glacier National Park. Bears raid tents stealing bacon berries and food. Park visitors without firearms feel unsafe and women travelers grow timid due to the persistent nuisance.
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Kalispell
Glacier National Park
Latest French fashions for children
A Paris influenced petite frock for toddlers showcases Empire styling. The soft white organdie dress relies on tucked pleats and Valenciennes lace for trim. The hem reaches below the knee with three narrow tucks, all handmade and designed to charm.
Indian Maiden To Return To Tuscarora Reservation
A Tuscarora girl, found walking naked in New York streets, will be sent back to the Tuscarora reservation this week to settle her troubles with her people. Police traced the disturbance to three Indians, including an elder squaw and a young brave, with the girl punished under an old tribal custom.
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Tuscarora
Moose convention opens with political talks in Detroit
Thousands attend the twenty third annual Order of Moose convention in Detroit as Edward A. Tanner of Ohio steps down and Arthur H. Jones of Indianapolis is named potential successor. Elections set for tomorrow as Kansas City Baltimore and Seattle vie to host next year.
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Order of Moose
Edward A. Tanner
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Arthur H. Jones
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Roosevelt rebuts 1912 nomination in Pittsburgh letter
Former President Theodore Roosevelt writes to editor Alexander P. Moore of the Pittsburg Leader denying any push for his 1912 nomination. He states he must ask friends not to seek his return, calling it a calamity if such a movement starts.
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Alexander P. Moore
Roosevelt Nominated for President in 1912
A 1912 era notice records the nomination of Mr Roosevelt for president highlighting the political action and the party context. The brief item notes the historic bid and sets a record of this campaign moment with emphasis on the major figure and party alignment.
Boulder school building contract awarded to Olson and Johnson
Helena August 21 state board of examiners awarded a contract for a new dormitory and school building at Boulder. Five bids were received with Olson and Johnson of Missoula submitting the lowest bid at 79000 dollars. the next bid stood at 93000 dollars.
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Helena
Boulder
State Board of Examiners
Olson & Johnson
Missoula
National monetary commission to close work in March next
The national monetary commission will end its work in March next after the Senate accepted House amendments to the measure and sent it to the President for signature. A final report is planned with hearings for financial and business interests to be held starting in October across several cities. In Duluth, leading dairy and food officials assembled for the opening of a national convention of state and national dairy and food commissioners.
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National Mecretary Commission
Senate
House
Monetary Commission
Duluth
Dairy and Food Commissioners
Association of State and National Dairy and Food Commissioners
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