Montana Press association meets at Great Falls
The Montana Press association opened its annual session with delegates from over 50 newspapers in attendance. Dr O M Lanstrum reelected president and Anaconda chosen as next meeting city after Lewistown and Cutbank offered sites. The program includes tours of Rainbow Falls, the smelter, and a grand Opera House event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reat Falls Sug
Metana
Montana Press Association
Department No. 2
District Court
O. M. Lanstrum
Rainbow Hotel
James W. Speer
Lanstrum
C. H. Retfenrath
Helena
Ww. M. Bole
Great Falls
Ray
Conger
Thompson Falls
B. B. Weldy
Chester
B. F. Yerkes
Twin Bridges
T. Shearer
Butte
J. H. Duraton
Ann R Banda
M. W. Pettigrew
Shelby
Perkeley Walker
Hingham
Ray &. Conger
Joseph Widmyer
Glendive
John Baker
Joseph Smith II
Deer Lodge
J H. Durston
Anaconda
Tom Stout
Lewistown
Daniel Whelston
Cutbank
Grand Opera House
Big Falls
Rainbow Falls
Giant Springs
Boston & Montana
Big Stack
German Cruiser Breach of Etiquette in Buzzards Bay
Washington reports high navy officers deem the Bremen's torpedo drills inside the three mile limit without government permission a breach of International etiquette. The State Department remains uncommunicative, noting Germany advised of the ship's visit but did not request practice permission.
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Washington
Bremen
Buzzards’ Bay
Germany
State Department
Bakers Elect Leaders at National Convention
George F. Clarke of Jamestown New York was elected president of the National Association of Master Bakers at the final session in Kansas City. Gay M. Mulgrew of Dubuque Iowa was chosen vice president and Charles E. Abbott of New York was reelected treasurer.
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Kansas City
George F. Clarke
Jamestown
N. Y
National Association of Master Bakers
Gay M. J. Mulgrew
Dubuque
Iowa
Charles E. Abbott
New York
Meet Me at McCarthy's Prices Under Cut Wholesale Deals
Local store advertises direct-from-rancher purchases and carload lots to offer low prices on flour potatoes cabbage onions ham tea lard eggs butter beef roasts steaks veal lamb poultry and fruit. It claims neighbors confirm savings over $4 per hundred flour and touts broad sale items with "special prices on everything in stock."
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Hutte
Montana
Idaho
Beattie murder trial details unfold at court
Witnesses describe Beattie era events with bloodhounds failing to locate scent while Mandy Alexander finds a gun on railroad tracks near the murder scene. The defense questions bruises and tracks as Maj Patton and W S Snyder recount Beattie’s account and Pettigrew identifies the gun amid automobile tracks on the road.
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James 1D. Patton
Richmond
Aghwayman
Beattie
W. S. Snyder
Snyder
Mandy Alexander
Beatty
T. P. Pettigrew
Jerry Reynolds
Wag
Mandy
Pettigrew
Jerry
R. L. Snyder
Seattie
J. S. Minor
Louisville
Midlothian Turnpike
Butte Man May Ose His Citizenship for Belief
Assistant District Attorney Ford filed in federal court to cancel Celeste Albertini's naturalization as an anarchist. Albertini, an Austrian naturalized in Butte on January 7, 1911, allegedly praised McKinley’s assassination and would fare poorly under American government. He is accused of perjuring when he claimed not to be married.
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Beattie
Paul Beattie
Commonwealth
Helena
Ford
Celeste Albertini
Butte
Albertini
McKinley
Attorney General Rules Rosebud Levy Delay Permissible
The Attorney General informs Rosebud county officials that despite missing the August levy date, commissioners may still impose a special school tax. An earlier error allowed school boards until the third Monday in August to submit levies, and the AG notes no fixed date or rate determines the board’s action.
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Helena
Galen
Rosebud
County Board of Commissioners
Chicago Population figure rises to 2 264 184 in new directory
Chicago announces the city population at 2 264 184 in the new directory. The figure shows an increase of 78 901 over the federal census from one year ago.
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Chicago
New City Directory
Potter Elected National Insurance Commissioners President
Milwaukee August 25 Fred Potter of I Hindgs was today elected president of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners F H Hardison of Massachusetts was chosen vice president
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Milwaukee
Fred Potter
Ihindgs
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
F. H. Hardison
Massachusetts
Curious pennant quirk leaves Chicago ahead in math
A Spokane report notes Chicago would win the pennant by percentage if the season ended yesterday, yet New York leads by half a game in actual standings. If New York breaks even, Chicago would need one more win than loss to tie, reflecting a rare mathematical edge for Chicago in the league race.
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Chicago
New York
Rain Postpones Goshen Racing Card
Weather in Goshen New York on August 25 caused the racing card to be postponed. Local track officials announced the delay due to rain affecting today’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
N. Y
Nursing in Germany Faces Overwork and Low Pay
The piece notes Germany expanded hospital capacity from 2000 to 6300 facilities and beds from 141000 to 370000, while population rose 30 percent. It cites long hours 12 to 14 per day in Berlin, few protections for titles, and low starting wages for male nurses.
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Germany
England
Nursing Times
Austria
Red Cross
Baden
Berlin
In & Seipsie
Schwestern
Agnes Karll
Dusseldorf
Improving the Phonograph Aids Music Through Acoustic Filtration
Prof J G Mc Kendrick advances acoustical filtration to reduce hiss and noise in gramophone playback. A device uses interconnecting narrow channels to damp short noise waves and improve tone. Dried peas beans and zinc fragments boost brightness, cutting frying pan noises. A Rochester girl refused a cigarette smoker 12 times.
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J. G. McKendrick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Swelter Cty
the Falls
Roston & Mon
Entine
Dr. Lanstrom
Lanstrom Ie
Bakers Elect
McCarthy’s
McCarthy
North Main
Postoffice
Bay Ocean
The
Pacific
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Astoria
Scandinavian Brotherhood of America
W.H Merriman
P.A. Butte, Mont
Doge
Levy
Cunningham
Orton’s
Orton Bros Piano Club
North Main Street
Orton
BROS
Harry L. Cunningham
Spokane, Wash
Preaks
Nursing
Rochester
the Herald
Gref Nor al
St Paul
Duluth
Omaha
Denver
Seattle
Portland
Vancouver
Victoria
Tacoma
Lake McDonald
Glacier National Park
M. C.ives, C. P
T. A. G. N. Railway
Butte, Mont
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