Primary election surprises loom in Montana race
In Helena Montana on August 25 reports hint at a wide primary election with women voters viewed as pivotal. Veterans show mixed views on outcomes while Jeannette Rankin of Missoula campaigns for U S Senator amid strong editorial support and local splinter opinions across papers.
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Heleny
Mont
Abe
Sam
Farhrinen
Gta
Nes
Onkresewomnan
Jeannette Rankin
Missoula
United States
Mise Banksiea
Montana
Latety
Bozeman News items mix funerals and officials
Bozeman residents heard of distant kin visits and local services as Miss Atherta Holloway was brought from Helena by her brother J Holloway for a Mayne Memorial church funeral. Other notices include the Reese Creek cemetery interment of a local family, a fire department memorial day, and arrests in a case near Spanish Creek with two people released to Wyoming authorities.
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Bozeman
Atherta ~ Holloway
Assoc
W. J. Holloway
Helena
Mayne Memorial Christian Cn
Mder
A. S. Chapman
Salt
Anton
Peterson
Gallatin
Albert Lea Minn
Wis
John F. Harwood Creek
H. Q. Morton
Reese Creek
Tozeman
Bud C. Clark
Fannie Scott
Spanish Creek
Ozeman
Harry “Scott
Casper
Wyo
Wyoming
Gallatin County
Poxeman Fire Department
Cora Harmon
Wal. Harmon
Ella Harmon
C. W. Sweet
Bozeman Milling Company
Spokane Wash
No Liability in Lightning Death Roundup Incident
Homera, killed by lightning weeks ago while employed by the county on road work, whose family expected compensation under the county employee act, was found not liable under the law governing such cases. The notice indicates continued questions about duty and payment.
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Homera
Supreme court ruling limits state liability under act
A fragment notes that the Supreme Court held no liability to the state under certain conditions, with a claimant left to a wife and three small children. The readable text suggests a legal decision affecting a family's claim and reflecting a disallowed plea under the act. No further details available about parties or dates.
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Elaine Haveen
Bishop R Dubois Guest in Bozeman
The Rev Snowden, a longtime pastor in Bozeman, hosted Bishop R Dubois at the city church. A prospective call to retain him as pastor was discussed and a formal request to the conference may follow.
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R. Dubois
Bozeman
Booman
Oakland
Cai
Hailstorm Claims Reach Three Hundred Across Regions
August reports list about 300 hail damage claims totaling roughly 300000 with farmers hit hard and many uninsured. State board investigators arrived to process claims rapidly as storms this year caused widespread crop loss and feed concerns for grain quality.
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Hall ‘Leas
State Board
Umain
Huntley Bridge Span Damaged by Flood Berths Cut Off
Reporting from Billings and surrounding areas, flood conditions washed out a bridge span on the Huntley structure. Rescue boats were ordered to ferry people across the river while crews assessed the damage.atrol
Hopes to Establish a Plowing Record in Koon Rivalry
Bets, augmented by Billings Aug bell, aims for a plowing record as crews work soil for planting winter wheat. The effort runs through the season until freezing, with cities in competition to show the best performance in a forthcoming big contest. Meat Hardin and Morgan leaders are noted in the race.
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Bell
Sning
Meat Hardin
Morgan
Sheepman Receives High Price For Wool
Billings reports M F Trask of Ballantine, a prominent Yellowstone County sheepman, receiving a record price per pound for wool through government channels in Boston. The telegram notes a high valuation and strong demand from national authorities, reflecting robust market conditions for western wool producers.
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Billings
M. F. Trask
Ballantine
Yellowstone County
Nations House
Bente
Hoston
Montana Methodist conference appoints new superintendents
Aug 25 Montana conference of the Methodist Episcopal church closes a highly successful session. Bishop announces assignments across Dillon, Helena, Glendive, and other towns for district superintendents and circuit pastors, with several to be supplied. Roundup reports Joe Weaver killed in a saloon incident. while tax details note interest suspension during military service for contract holders.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Glendive
Shepard
C.L. Huard
C. F. Wolfe
Avon
Maryatile
C."g Hannon; Hig, Tackfoot Circut, ‘To Be Supplied; Nee Ure
Mount
Tethel ‘Glarkson
Mou Wolfe
Silver Row
Fulford
Trinity
Jame
Ligienen
Joe Weaver
Aiiners
Instantis
Senators Sweep Double Header Over White Sox 13 Hits Each
The Washington Senators defeated the Chicago White Sox in a double header as both teams battled for runs. The Senators showcased solid offense with 13 hits in the contest while limiting the White Sox to marginal scoring opportunities.
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White Sox
Senators
Flag Now Cinch for Chicagoans Cubs Double Bill Split
The Cubs cannot lose the pennant after yesterday's double bill split. The latest results leave Chicago poised to clinch the league title as the team maintains a strong lead and momentum heading toward the season end.
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Cubs
Washington Nationals Clinch National League Pennant
Shaw and Johnson held Chicago to four hits as Washington swept a doubleheader 6 to 3 and maybe 4 to 3. Lavan had four hits in the second game. Chicago’s outlook strained as Brooklyn and New York results influenced the pennant race.
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Als
Shaw
Johnson
Chicago
Lavan
Sehatie Shaw
Pieninich
Schelientachin Sehatie
Premies
Nationals
Brooklyn
New York
Brooklyn Chicano
Walker
Witlefer
Smith
Miller
Tyter
O'Farrell
Review of the Week in the Big Leagues
AP report from New York reviews weekly NL standings and World Series prospects. Chicago and Brooklyn gain ground as New York and St Louis inch closer. Pirates, Braves, Reds show strong hitting while Boston and Philadelphia mix results. In the American League Boston and Cleveland split, Senators close in on the leaders as Louis and Chicago split with Detroit and St Louis.
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Associated Press
New York
Chic Mure
Brooklyn
Bomton
Lurien
Washington
Glan
Chicago
Ing
Hicako Grimes
Therday
Rox
Wittsburg
Boston
Philadelphia
Pirates
Eds
Braves
Cincinn Eti
Cleveland
India Louis
Red ‘Louis
Senators
Shaw
Dehnsn
Louis
York
de Ko van
Pit
Teago St
Detroit
St Louis
Better Fighters for the Sports Overseas
Aug 25 report praises soldiers as top class sportsmen amid WWI, noting baseball, football, soccer and boxing thrive in trenches and billets. Mentions Tennis National Championship entries with Wil dero, Murray, Gravem, Simmons and others shaping postwar athletic ties. The event runs through Labor Day across turf courts of the West Side Club.
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Fhance
O' Kama
Tuileries
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York
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West Side Club
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Gna
Lindley Murray
Teris Williams
France
Middle West
Far West
Edward Simmons
California Tennis Association
Alexander Gravem
William A. Horrell
Phoenix
Anna
W. Hayes
Ralph H. Bur
Ick
Chicago
Arthur Nielson
University of Wisconsin Tenn
Way
Boston Club Refuses to Use Arrangements for Tests
A fragmented report notes the Boston club declining to adopt proposed arrangements for three games in Chicago. The text mentions test games, dates, and travel plans, with references to a Rebel team and discussions held around September. Details are garbled, but the core fact is Boston’s refusal to follow proposed scheduling.
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Boston
America
Boston Ue
Chicago
Weather Draws Shooters To Trap Meet With Names
Good weather brought many shooters to the trap event. Participants included Sutcoen Melton Thornton Cy Drummonie Peckover St Anaconda Marmenson Skouger from New York Witt from Deer Lodge and A J Wall from Jens Monthers. The day featured 20 singles and the Contart Medal at 15 singles with several matches. The exchange replay recalls a passenger story about trying to dress in a sleeping car berth.
Butte Beats Billings In High-Scoring Mine Country Tilt
In a lively game seven innings long, Butte outhit Billings 18 to 9, scoring 18 runs on 22 safeties while Montana Power’s Tremblay and a strong defense kept the visitors in check. Deshler and Callen sparked the effort with key hits as Major Bradley celebrated two Saturday-Sunday wins amid sugar beet country chatter.
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Callen
Tremblay
Low Boyer
Montana Power
Billings
Bradley
Deshler
Haxeman
Thorine
Billings. Ie
Lee Dennis Is Candidate for Railroad and Public Service Commissioner
Lee Dennis, Republican candidate, born Sioux Falls November 2 1874, moved to Montana over 25 years ago settling in Cascade County. He farmed and mined, led Sand Coulee United Mine Workers Local 2020, and served as Cascade County treasurer with strong tax collection and enforcement record amid broad local endorsements.
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Lee Dennis
Sioux Falls
Montana
Cascade County
Fergus County
Mr. Dennis
Dennis
Sand Coulee United Mine Workers
Americ
Sand Coulee
Cascade County Trades and Labor Council
Republican County Central Committee
Cascade
Chamber of Commerce Or Trades and Labor Council
Railroad and Public Service Commissioner
Commission
Fergus County Primary Campaign Closes Amid Broad Contests
Lewistown August 25 The Fergus County primary ends amid spirited contests for the Republican nomination. George Wright and Terry Trish seek sheriff, Charles Andersen and Charles Botta vie for the senate, John Cox and others contend for commissioner, while Ivor Lobel runs unopposed for recorder. Training camp plans, tuberculosis prevention efforts, and a tour by Mrs Morse to teach schools are noted amid the busy political scene.
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Lewistown
Neuil
Christina
Teme Sherman
Amesmor
George Wright
Terry Trish
Glengarey
Stuart Meconochte
Charles Andersen
Charles Botta
Joh, Cox
Toy Ht
Pal
Tvely Toen Hig
Clare
Youngr Roy
Ivor Lobel
Ed Johnson
United Commercist
Hex Sucewate
Oteers
Taylor
Kentucky
Sara Morse
Montana Association For the Toys and Prevention
Mra Morse
Counties Report On Crops In Montana Regions
Helena August 25 reports from EEN counties indicate crop conditions are improving with most fields in good plowing condition. Accounts from Ferguson Fergus Dawan Missoula Blaine Yellowstone and surrounding districts confirm steady growth and favorable weather aiding harvest prospects.
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Helena
Charles Eld
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