Bozeman Carnival Parade Impresses Crowds in 7th Annual Display
Bozeman Aug 28 Residents called the city carnival parade a complete success with more attendees than ever. Float variety ranged from goldnrod awn to a mill with turning water wheel. The Montana State band and Helena units provided music as the procession wound through Main Street, featuring royal retinue and guards, Queen Louisia and King in regal robes, with city floats including Paul Stanton’s drum float and a baby carriage spectacle.
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Bozeman
Rozeman
James Keown
Ed M. Radis
Royal Herald
J. J.mcintosh
Royal Tranefer
Julian Isnay
National Guard
Montana
Buttenfoot
Kings George
Ousia
Little Misses Mayo Story
Alice Menard
Madge Switeer
Anna Wilsim
J. Potter
Jessie Webster
Vinla Fowler
Paul Stanton
Ed Murray
See America First in Congress Debate and Tourism Pitch
Delegates at a Trans-Nussisgispp Commercial congress at a lake resort address why See America First. Louis Hill and Rev E E Higley urge promoting U S scenery and postage stamp advertising to boost domestic tourism and national pride.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
E. E Higley
Denver
America
Louis W. Hill
W. Graton
Seattle
Senator Perkins Ends Political Career
San Francisco Aug 28 George C Berkins United States Senator from California announced his permanent retirement from politics upon returning from Washington He will not seek re election citing failing health and age He serves in the Senate until March 14 1915 with a 43 year political career He was first governor of California under the new constitution 1880 1883 and has chaired the naval affairs committee He has missed only a few terms in the Senate and remains in office until the end of his current term.
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San Francisco
George C. Berkins
United States
California
Washington
Perkins
Senate
United States Senate
State Senate
Butte
Plumas
Lassen
Naval Affairs
Appointment setback in Portland anti-vice drive
Walter Evans declined Governor West’s offer to be special deputy district attorney in Multnomah County. West hopes Evans may still accept. A new request to appoint a special prosecutor to probe delinquency in the district attorney’s act was announced, with H. M. Esterly named as a recommended investigator. Tom Ward has not yet accepted the sheriff’s office appointment.
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Portland
Ore
Walter 1
Evans
West
Mutnemeh
United States District Attorney
Merrow
Cameron
H. M. Esterly
Tom Ward
Werth
Timber trust trial reveals cross‑state lumber links
Evidence shows how members and manufacturers coordinated to supply lumber to unethical Middle West retailers and mail order houses. Key figures Becker Hollis Porter and Gollis discussed shipments and retailer standings as government evidence links shippers to manufacturers. Ellas describes Western Washington Lumber Co losing business after a consumer sale in Osceola Iowa.
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King
William G. Hollis
Minneapolis
Northwest Lumbermen’s Association
A. J. Porter
Syoking
Western Retail Lumbermen's Association
Middle West
Gollis
Porter
Hecker
Nsecker
Becker
Clark McKeecher
Faith of People Beyond Question at American Bar Association
Milwaukee Aug 28 severe criticism of those who question the federal constitution was voiced by United States Senator Sutherland at the American Bar Association. He denounced recall of judicial decisions and urged a unified pleading system for state and federal courts. A model marriage law was approved, and the removal of Walter G. Smith from Philadelphia was reversed on a resignation latter.
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Milwaukee
Wee
United
Sutherland
Cts
Jy Effret
Tait
Congress
Bar
Walter G. Smith Nog
Wiliam BR. Morris
Aclin
Bram
Brandeis Praises Governor Wilson Views In New Jersey
Brandeis lauds Governor Wilson as constructive on immigration and reform. He meets with Wilson and Essex county delegation, commenting the governor is a progressive statesman aligned with his own views on the immigration issue.
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Seught
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Louis
Brantels
Reston
Essex County
Branteis
Ravenners House
Wilson
Brandeis
Wisin
Boy dragged to death by frightened horse
In Billings on August 25 a 13-year-old boy riding a gentle old horse was dragged for about a half mile after the animal bucked and ran wild. The saddle turned, his foot freed from the strap, and he suffered fatal neck and arm injuries when the horse leaped a wire fence. Bystanders attempted to stop the maddened animal but failed.
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Standard
Billings
Frank Corwin
John W. Corwin
Park City
Sean
Con
Heo
Wien
Italian Squadron Bombards Turkish Coastal Region
A six ship Italian squadron is reported near a Syrian coast port. Turkish garrison maintains patrols and calm appears in the city while residents show nervous tension recalling a February bombardment when several Turkish cruisers and gunboats were sunk at anchor in the park.
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Ratrat
Syria
Welsh festival in Pittsburg invites Lloyd-George to speak
A Welsh-American delegation arrives in Fishguard Wales with ex-Governor Thomas of Utah and announces an invitation to David Lloyd-George the British chancellor to open next summer's Welsh festival in Pittsburg, reflecting strong cross ocean ties and political interest.
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Fishguard
Wales
David] Lloyd-George
Hritlsh Chancelor
Pittsburg
Thomas
Utah
Cloudburst Destroys Lebanon Village in Warren County
Aug 28 reports from Dayton Ohio indicate a cloudburst inundated Lebanon in Warren County destroying homes and crops. Several structures were flooded. no loss of life reported yet amid extensive damage to property and fields.
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Dayton
Ohio
Lebanon
Warren Canty
Ingato
Nicaragua Crisis Prompts U S Move Toward End to Conflict
United States officials express concern over a volatile situation in Nicaragua as the government seeks negotiations with the revolutionary junta. A Nicaraguan envoy urged talks with the State Department, while American diplomats consider potentially broader actions amid rising refugee flows and reports of intensified revolutionary activity in Central America.
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Washinton
Nieudtaus
State Department
Blugle
Alea
Gia Tokl
Jataguipas
Phe Dlypateh
Tokk
Kiting
Staterman
Nellis
Aps
Niesrigua
Nicaragua
Ktor
Stile
Angel Ugurde
Ure Juin
Oleettan
Doyle
Ugarte
Baner Casteily
Nigaraguan Minster
General Central
Miniator Woltzel
Tlandurag
Cantral Aniqtica
Competing Governors Weigh Nomination At Montana Convention
Delegates gathered in Billings amid rumors of a governor backed compromise if neither W B George nor Sam Stewart can secure a clear majority. The scene featured crowds, banners, and talks of a possible rotation or candidacy, with Eugene Poiniexter serving as temporary secretary and names like Fone Walkter and John Stanton mentioned as potential nominees.
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Standard
Theal
Norra
Tig Wag
Cantral
Eugene Poiniexter
Dillon
Tts
Stewart
George
Merc
Os Srnov
Bien
W- 1
Billings
Sam ¥. Stewart
Walsh
Thomeag J. Walsh
United States
Fone Swalkter
Butte
J. 31
Evans
Missoula
John H. Stanton
Grat Falls
Dan McKay
Valley County
W. B. Georg
Yellowstone
Dawson
Custer
Rosebud
Sovernor
W. B. George
Order sending troops to Nicaragua rescinded
President Taft recalled his order for immediate deployment of the Navy and Marines to Nicaragua. A 2000-strong force was expected to guard Managua and Corinto, but a telegram from Annapolis prompted the recall. Violence and looting spread in parts of Nicaragua as the situation remained unsettled.
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Nicaragua
Teti'a
Trale
Rochester
Aus
Taft
Arden
Panama
Rochester Yredg
Auting
Managua
Nicaragusa
Corinto
Ita
eMac
War Aml Navy Department
Washington
United States
Antapuna
Corinta
Managa
Nicarag
Tenth Infantry
Annapoalla
Pat
Vonditona
Central America
Sianaynd Corinte
Funeral Honors Paid to Great Evangelist
Funeral services for General William Boot, founder of the Salvation Army, were held at Olympia. About thirty four thousand people attended as bands played and officers sat at the platform. mourners included mayors, clergy, and rabbis while plain soldiers of the army stood among the crowd, and the coffin moved along the hall to the Dead March.
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Aytha
Banda of Musi
Foyultse
Cigira Lefora
Partea
Alao
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