Old Sol Picnic Draws 3000 Ranchers in Deer Lodge Valley
Governor Stewart attends the Meadowbrook ranch grounds for the Deer Lodge Valley Farmers Picnic with 3000 attendees. Officials announce a repeat picnic next year and a race between Governor Stewart and John W. James for a $50 prize. The event features speeches by Prof. Cooley and Judge Branly, a parade of veterans, and an Anaconda band performance, with sports including races, sack races, and a Deer Lodge vs Anaconda baseball tie after three innings.
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Ual
Deer Lodge Valley
Meadowbrook Ranch
Valeley
Meadowbrook’ Farm
Dan Tewey
Sol
Frank Conley
Tom Tague
Anaconda
J.B
Stewart
Warm Springs
J.M. Scanland
Mate Hospital
Dana Tewey
Auto
Association
Tewey
Charles TL. Willlams
John W. James
J. G. Coy
James Oliver
W. ©. Spottewood
Tom McTague
Joe Whitworth
John Reese
Sig Goodfriend
Alfred P
Peterson
George Johnson Jr
James Pereking
Richmond Mitchell
Tewey Ranch
James
Governor Stewart
Scanland
Mo James
John _ Mattich
Floyd Reardon
George
Brazalatch
Hoye
Hert Walsh
Russel Rid
Francis Sulily Hoys
Kerlin
Bob Duvall
Plekern
Etta_ Meagher
Beatrice Thill
Theresa Cliftora
Anthil Thill
Lance Schutty
Bertha Anderson
J. J.thorsen
Charles Norcott
Anderson
Chauncey John Barkovich
J. L. Lake
Jack Forake
Frank Williams
F.C. Eliason
Ray McCarron
Fred Watts
Jack Lavell
Fred Walsh
Ben Nesbitt
Byrnes
Willie Walsh
Russell Leo Schwend
George Snell
Pitch Wisner
John Han
Han
James Meddles
Deer Lodge
Picnic Draws Hundreds at Race Track in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Aug 24 crowds of 200 to 300 gathered at Race Track for a picnic with political candidates meeting supporters and shaking hands. Mildred Toomey traveled to Helena for Brantly-Longmaid wedding plans while Abe Henry of Elliston campaigned for sheriff on the Republican ticket. Edna Rankin of Helena, sister of Jeannette Rankin, attended the Deer Lodge event.
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Deer Lodge
Iige
Race Track
Mildred ‘Toomey
Helena
Abe Henry
Elliston
Edna Rankin
Helenter
Jeannette Rankin
Secretary Baker on Wilson policy in Maine speech
Secretary of War Newton D. Baker praised President Wilson’s European policy in Waterville Maine noting it infused the spirit of independence and the golden rule into foreign relations. He claimed the administration enacted wholesome laws and kept the nation peaceful, with a vision for just humanity amid the European conflict.
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Waterville
Newton D. Baker
Maine
Wilson
Baker
Mexico
Aps
United States
Meeting of Montana bankers opens with ladies luncheon
The Montana Bankers association meets in Missoula with bankers from outside Montana asked to refrain from comments. A luncheon for ladies is set at the Butler home with Mesdames Butler De Carlo A G Baker and HB Wiley as hostesses. A reception and Elks ball follow at the Elks home. A Pine Hills plane trip is planned for Saturday afternoon with autos departing the Elks club at 2:80.
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Ites City
Montana Fankers’ Association
Montana
Butler
Mesdames Butler, de Carlo
A. G. Baker
HB. Wiley
Elks
Missing German Steamer Wilched Leaves Boston
New London Conn Aug 24 report says no news by late hour from the German steamer Wilched which left Boston suddenly today. Wireless attempts to reach her failed and at the dock no preparations or information were available from authorities about the steamer's whereabouts.
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New London
Conn
Wilched
Boston
New State
Mysterious recluse vanishes on North River hunt
Stephen M. Van Allen, a reclusive figure living a secluded life along the North River, was found shot after leaving a note claiming poverty and no place to live. He had bequeathed his possessions to a medical college. His motorboat cabin featured mother of pearl inlays.
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Jelly ‘County
Dpatie
Reclus
New York
Stephen M. van Allen
Ida
North River
Theae
van Allen
Overdue schooner and fatal auto accident
Aug. 22 reports show the power schooner car overdue after a week in a storm off the Bering Sea beating John Borden the millionaire sportsman. Mrs. Louis Lane believes the ship may have moved northward. Tacoma Aug. 24 a fatal auto wreck near Lewis county kills banker James A Urquhart and injures his mother Mrs William M Urquhart when their car plunged from a bridge near Morton Washington.
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John Borden
Bering Sea
Louis Lane
Tacoma
James A. Urquhart
Chehalis
William M. Urquhart
Lewis County
Morton
Wash
Hughes Is Endorsed by State Central Committee
Little Rock Arkansas August 24 The aggressive state central committee afternoon endorsed the candidacy Hughes and Charles W. Parker at the meeting.
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Hughes
Little Rock
Ark
Eressive State Central Committee
Charles W. John M. ‘Parkers
Torpedo destroyers to steam from La Paz area
From San Diego dated August 24 torpedo boat destroyers Paul Jones and Stewart will steam tomorrow from La Paz Mexico for 85 searching radiograms received here indicate.
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Lapaz
Mexico
San Diego
Paul Jones
Model school girl from Gloucester earns flawless attendance
Miss Gertrude Isabelle Butler of Gloucester Massachusetts never missed a day or arrived late in 18 years of schooling. She was an honor scholar at the high school and a member of the girls baseball team the class basketball team the Bleo club and the dramatic club.
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Gertrude Isabelle Butler
Gloucester
Mass
Yorkers Seek Audit of Exposition Funds in Kingston Case
New York requests a peremptory writ of mandamus to force State Comptroller Eugene M. Travis to audit the New York Panama-Pacific Exposition commission accounts. Judge Hasbrouck granted the application, noting Frederick W. Heinrich of Strooklyn leads the Brooklyn Young Men's Republican club committee pressing for a full accounting of the commission's expenditures on the trip to the Pacific coast last year. Extensive concrete-work studies by the Bureau of Standards suggest excessive water in mixes lowers strength up to 50 percent.
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New York
Eugene M. Travis
Hasbrouck
Kingston
Cording
Frederick W. Heinrich
Strooklyn
Hiv
Heinrich
Young Men's Republican Club
Brooklyn
Commission
Bureau of Standards
Bureau
Japanese Physician Claims Villa Death By Poison
A Japanese physician Nodko claims to have killed Pancho Villa by slow poison under medical treatment in Chihuahua City reports the Chihuahua Star. He says Villa leaders planned impersonation, naming Colonel Baca as the dead chief due to resemblance, with guards blocking locals and ranchers from coming near.
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Chihuahua City
Nodko
Villa
Chihuahua
Baca
Parral
The Mexican War and General Scott’s Troop Enlistment
A damaged OCR passage notes General Winfield Scott led 104000 troops with 12000 militia during the Mexican War. It cites short enlistments and a lack of system, detailing how seven of eleven regiments planned to end service by year’s end, resolved only by the Mexican foe’s momentum reaching Pueblo.
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Wintiela Scott
Scott
Pueblo
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Washington
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Omaha
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