Committee Spent Eleven Thousand in State Campaign
Helena Dec 5 The statement by EE Benelstyn secretary of the republican state committee shows the committee spent $11,813 in the recent campaign and that it collected for the campaign from four subscribers a total of $1,999. The largest subscription was that of T A Marlow $1,250 FO Selway chairman $1101 and Dr O M Landstram and B D Phillips each $760. John D Waite gave $600 and $500 subscriptions were seven by Edward Donlan A K Lusk J F Edwards A J Bennett J B Morse H W Chia N B Holter B Cooney and C H Tooley. Contributions of $250 each were received from Judge W L Holloway XL Smith A J Galen F Bo Linder Man J C Kinney and TR Miller. TLR Cunningham and T Power subscribed $20 each. There were seven $100 contributions and the balance of the fund was subscribed in smaller amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
EE. Benelstyn
Republican State Committee
T. A. Marlow
FO. Selway
Dr. OM. Landstram
B.D. Phillips
John D
Man
J.C. Kinney
TR. Miller
Tlr. Cunningham
T. C. Power
State Board May Take Up Question Of Chancellor
Helena December 5 Recommendations to the legislature for appropriations to state institutions will likely be the main item at the semi annual meeting of the state board of education in Helena. Reports from heads of institutions will be read and discussed. Some members favor electing a chancellor to oversee the university agricultural college and normal school while others push for consolidation of institutions. The decision on this feature remains uncertain.
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Helena
State Board of Education
Lkely
State University
Agricultural College
Normal School
Philipsburg News highlights and local trips
The Philipsburg column reports J. Fred Andreas of Boho Lake traveling to Missoula to provide music for high school events, with details on the orchestra personnel. It notes visits by Arthur Castle and J. H. Wagers of New Bloomfield and a Missoula motor party, plus homestead proof by Alfred Johnson near Hall. Social events include student entertainment, A. Y. T. I. club gatherings, and a skating party at Lewis Pond.
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Philipsburg
Dec
Mes
J. Fred ‘Andreas
Boho Lake
Philips Bure
Missoula
Virgie Beltivon
Mise ‘Montana Wil- Hama
McClannahan
Francis Percy
Arthur Castle
J. H. Wagers
New Bloomfield
Montana
Mr. Castle
Walls Page
Cash “Grocery
Missouri
Mike Greason
Henry Greenhood
Dell Meeker
Chester Derry
A. Y. T. I. Club
D. M. Durfee
Lucy Carpenter
Bret Bi Gannon
Mra. Basar
Pallard
Granite County_Mill_ and Eleator company
Il Tn
B. Thurston
Charles Rawson
Ar. Thurston
Southnavanry
Itx
Eiaitionel” Ling
Philipebure
Levator St
Woman Arrested on Murder Charge in Glendive Case
In Glendive, County Attorney Slattery moved to press murder charges against Benjamin Harry and others. Mrs Lillian Stollard, daughter of Benjamin Harry, is jailed with her father and brother James E Harry and Lester J Hinck. The four face first degree murder informations tied to the Garinger death. the case hinges on circumstantial evidence and a nearby improvised grave. The sensational prosecution draws wide county attention.
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Glendive
Slattery
Benjamin Harry
Garinger
Lillian Stollard
Stollard
James E. Harry
Lester J. Hinck
Mra
Garinger Iman
Harry
Jag
Dawson County
Livingston Lodge memorial services and local unions news
Memorial services held for Livingston lodge No 346 BPOE with members Rostum Syaney Fox Fi Dickerson and Soneph Lund named among those who died. Livingston Volunteer Firemen elect officers for next year. Montana Improved Spring Wheel Company plans a new factory in Livingston, with Spokane capital and local investors. potential 300 jobs. Open-air Christmas tree planned in Clyde Park. electric lighting via Pry H Plant. Howard Steste of Paradise and Miss Maddelina Meas of Youngstown wed at Paradise Methodist parsonage. couple to reside in Paradise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston, Des
Livingston Lodge
Manomic
Rostum
Syaney Fox
Fi Dickerson
Soneph “Lund
D. N. Miles
Joseph Brooks
B. Tradford
Lewis Terwitger
Tr. Gentle
Livingston Volunteer Firemen's Association
Mr. Walsh
William Ster- Wood
Frank Ben Gor
Chic H. J. Melde
Dan ‘Allen
Carl Leikina
Montana Improved Spring Wheel Company
Spokane
Emberg
Riria
Bell Telephone
Iite
Arate
Clyde Park
Livingston
Christman
Howard Steste
Paradise
Mont
Mise
Maddelina
Mt. Meas
Youngstown
Vestern Gay
Methodist
HA. James
Hewily
Prisoner Escapes and Local Trials Dominant Deer Lodge News
In Deer Lodge county three prisoners face arraignment on December 28 after Information charging them with escaping from the state prison. Frank Haynes from Teton county, William McWhirr from Beaverhead, and James Reagan from Gallatin county, all escaped road camps. Also noted are Shriners attendance, a preliminary gambling case, and a foot and mouth disease scare near Glendive with cattle culled at Harpster Bros ranch.
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Deer Lodge
Frank Haynes
Teton County
Gallatin County
William McWhirr
Beaverhead
James Reagan
Joseph Smith II
Alfred Whitworth
G. D. Cessford
WC. Spottswood
C. L. Benton
W.G. Dye
Lee Montgomery
Scott Ranger
Shriners
Helena
Garrison
J. Bradley
Montana
Whitworth
Justice of the Peace Vaitton
Glendive
Dec
Harpster Bros
Harpster
Two Passenger Cars Hurled From Track in Havre to Virgelle Wreck
A Havre local passenger train bound for Havre derailed a mile west of Virgelle. The smoker and day coach were thrown to the side but stayed upright while the sleeper remained on the track. Glass broke, some passengers cut but none seriously. Fire from tanks scorched couches. Passengers moved to the baggage car and continued to Havre, arriving 1 hour 40 minutes late. The wrecker and Assistant General Superintendent Nicholson assisted. line cleared by midnight.
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Great Falls
Havre
Virgelle
Nicholson
Hutte-Havre
Electrification plans for Milwaukee railway unit reaches 1915
C A Goodnow reports from Tacoma that Milwaukee railway will complete its Deer Lodge to Three Forks unit by October 1915. Nineteen electric locomotives haul 16 miles on 1 percent grade, two engines handle load on 2 percent, speed 29 mph on level. Passenger engines will run Olympic style 25 mph on grades and 60 mph on level. Montana Power to string two trolley lines for 300 volts. First direct current high voltage installation worldwide. January will see electric locomotives switch Great Falls. Goodnow travels to Montana next week.
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Standard
Tacoma
Dec
C. A. Goodnow
Baring
Milwaukkee
Deer Lodge
Montana Power Company
Goodnow
Airec
Falla
Montana
Big Horse Sales Company Organized at Glendive
Organized today in Glendive the Big Horse Sales Company gained a temporary president as stockmen and local business leaders planned a regular sale schedule. Subscriptions surged and yards of commodious size were eyed on the railroad right of way to attract buyers from across the country.
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BIG Horse Sales Company
Glendive
White Sulphur News Court Session Opens
Judge John A. Mathews and court stenographer HH Holloway are in White Sulphur Springs for court set to begin on Tuesday. Dutt Pritchett, recently east, has visited John Lewis of Sheridan Mont, former Cooper ranch manager, in the valley. Mrs Charles Mayn left for Helena to visit her daughter Mrs J Stanley Smith and friends. Mrs P D Scott returned from a trip to Helena Deer Lodge Livingston Great Falls and Belt.
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John A. Mathews
HH. Holloway
Dutt Pritchett
East
John Lewis
Sheridan, Mont
Cooper Ranch
Charles Mayn
Helena
J. Stanley Smith
P. D. Scott
Deer Lodge
Livingston
Great Pulls
Belt
Damages Awarded in Sorensen v Northern Pacific
Bozeman December 6 A jury awarded William Sorensen $1000 in the case against the Northern Pacific Railway for injuries while laying rails in the tunnel between Bozeman and Livingston. Sorensen claimed insufficient crew caused the accident and had sought $2750. The Dismissal of E J Parkin v Benton Norris et al and other docket notes follow. The Montana state case Lazarich Moriarity Tomich Mitr for theft in Butte and the Butte mayor Clarence A Smith ibel case set for December 10.
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Bozeman
William Sorenss
Northern Pacifi Railway Company
Sorensen
Northern Pacific
Livingston
Sait
E. J. Parkin
Benton Norris
District Court
State of
Dillon Man Cleared in Petty Larceny Case at Justice Court
W M France, arrested last Thursday on a petty larceny complaint by Mrs. William Klein, was tried in justice court before Judge Kennison and a jury. The verdict was not guilty and France was discharged. Citizens plan a municipal Christmas tree at the library Friday night. George T Lyman sold calves to John Swing of Sheridan. City officials move into the new city hall this week. Red Men lodge to install officers Tuesday night at Odd Fellows hall. Beaverhead Elevator company is ...
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John Swing
Sheridan
Centennial Valley
Red Men Lodge
Odd Fellowsi
Beaverhead Elevator Company
Flax seed shipments and regional notes across Montana
Local elevator reports another flax seed carload sent to Sioux City within the last month. In Madison county trial updates, officials return from Virginia City related to John Hoffman case. Malta and Chateau area discuss beet sugar prospects with a mass meeting planned for Dec 12 to nominate county candidates. Scarlet fever closures hit Malta schools as public venues shut down. Wheat and grain prices listed by McCaull-Dinemore Co with mixed futures. Washington officials expect cattle foot and mouth disease under control by year’s end.
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Sioux City
Sherif D. W. Erwin
J.C. Smith
E. J. Holingsworth
Virginia City
John Hoffman
Sweetwater
Madison County
Central agency to sell fruits of the Northwest
The by products board of the fruits products congress favors a central agency for selling by products of fruits in the Pacific Northwest and cooperative by products plants in all fruit districts. They will assist by product enterprises at cost with a $4 000 fund. Meetings in Seattle and Portland will discuss amalgamating green fruit selling agencies and perfecting the central by product selling agency. Philadelphia: Agnes Tevin, dean of Radcliffe College, dies at home after pneumonia. She was Benjamin Franklin's great great granddaughter and served as Massachusetts Paris expo commissioner in 1900 and adult blind commissioner. She was 70. Jovice funeral set for tomorrow morning at family residence with high mass at 8 30. Annie Marie Gavan funeral plans published for Sunday afternoon interment in Catholic cemetery.
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North Yakima
Wash
The
Fruit Products Congress
Pacific Northwest
Atrictty
Seattle
Portland
Philadeiphia
Allan Agnes Tewin
Radelitte College
Mas
Mise Irwin
Benjamin Franklin
Massachusetts
Jovice
Jovick
St Patrick's Church
Gavan
Annie Marie
Patrick’ Gaughrin
Cathalte Vene
Duggan Mertaker and Embalmer Services Listed
Larry Duggan is identified as a mortician and embalmer with contact details showing a North Main address and phone number 770, indicating a local obituary or service listing. The fragment notes roles and a possible location for funeral services.
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Larry Dugganeygh
Mertaker
Nord
Indiana grand jury cites large sums unlawfully drawn from state treasury
Indianapolis report charges 1913 legislators conspired to sign false claims and payouts from funds. It lists 60,903.60 owed to members and 160,000 spent on expenses, with 100,000 extra for outside pay. The document flags lobbying influence and calls for penal legislation.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Treasury of
Indiana
Marion ‘County
Wilam P. O'Neill
Homer L. Cook
of State
Ransom Demanded by Mexican Court Judge
Colonel Canty leads Villa reinforcements to Mexteali as Judge Guajardo orders arrests for ransom of 5005 dollars each from Alfonso Curio Enrico Torres and others. Andrade flees to the American side amid threats. Mexican candidates Carilio and Torres seek Mexicali mayoral office as arrests widen.
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Calexico
Cal
Canty
Mexteali
Tijuana
Judge Guadjardo
First Instance Court
Alfonso Curio
Mexicali
Enriqo Torres
Death Notices for Treglawn and Rathore
TREGLAWN John Treglawn aged 51 years died yesterday. Body to be removed from icharue Parlors to sister Mrs George Trembath Harvard avenue for funeral Sunday at 2 PM Rev Pascoe officiating Interment Mountain View cemetery. BATHORNE John Rathore aged 33 years died yesterday at family residence Inia East Park street funeral time to be announced in later papers.
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Treglawn
John Treglawn
Icharue
George ‘Trembath
Harvard Avenue
Pascoe
Mountain "View
Bathorne
John Rathore
Inia East Park Street
Joseph Richards Funeral Director and Embalmer
A funeral director and embalmer based at 15 19 S Montana Street in Butte Montana is identified in the notice. The sourcing lists Joseph Richards in association with funeral services in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Richards
S. Montana Street
Butte, Mont
Ho Baths Wi Cuticura Soap Samples Free by Mail
Advertises free samples of Cuticura Soap and Ointment by mail. Claims benefit for skin conditions with women and housewives as target readers. Includes contact offer and mail reply method.
A War That Will Go On Forever
The piece contrasts Europe’s conflict with the ongoing war on disease, arguing health is vital and that strong bodies come from nature’s requirements. It cites professionals who attest benefits of medicine for mankind and promotes Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a health aid.
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Merry
Duffy
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