Call for Bids by State Furnishings Board Helena
Sealed proposals to furnish stationery printing binding paper and related supplies for Montana state government for 1918 to begin Dec 1912. Bids classified by type with最低 bid wins, require certified check, and may be let for any term. Public opening Dec 23 1912 at noon at the state capitol office.
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State Printing and Office
Office of the
State Furness Board
Helena
Ont
Montana
State Furnishing Board
State of
Leminnative Assembly
T. M. Swindlehurst
State Board of Examiners
Attorney General's Department
Supreme Court
Legislative Assembly
House Noti Nal
Conlegislative Assembly Ee
Capito
Capitol
S Restmenten State Capitol
Government sues horseshoers' trust for price fixing
Detroit civil anti trust action seeks injunctions against Master Horseshoers' National Protective Association and affiliated manufacturers for a conspiracy to control sale of drilled horseshoes and related products in the United States and Canada. States excluding Montana Utah Washington Wyoming Idaho show 88% over price to horseshoers, others 50% higher. Also lists defendants and the United States Attorney Clyde L. Webster in the filing by Attorney General Wickersham.
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Detroit
Mich
Horseshoers’ Trust
Equity
Wickersham
Horseshoers
National Protective Association
Canada
Horseshoers’ Association
Montana
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Idaho
Master Horseshoers’ National Protective Association of America
New York
The
Master Horseshoers' Protective Association of America
Michigan
Octagon Drop Forge Company
Minots
Dryden Hoof and Pa Company
Tilinois
Hoopeston Horsebail Company
Tilnois
Charles B. Craft, Florisant
Charles P. Dryden
Chicago
Williams Drop
Pennsylvania
Rowe Calk Company
Connecticut
Diamond Calk and Horseshoe Company
Minnesota
Giant Grip Horseshoe Company
Wisconsin
Alero-Pad Company
Revere Rubber Company
Rhode Island
Walpole Rubber Company
Maine
William Killian & Sons Comny
Massachusetts
Firestonere and Rubber Company
Ohio
Wiliam EF. Murphy
Philadelphia
Harry T. Baldwin
Grand Rapids
Censured Iron Workers Leader in dynamite case
In Indianapolis a court censured Frank M. Ryan president of the iron workers union for giving unresponsive answers at the dynamite conspiracy trial. He defended remarks about virulent attacks by non union contractors and explained he feared an impeachment attempt aided by the National Erectors association.
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Indianapolis
Frank M. Ryan
Iron Workers’ Union
Ryan
William T. Jerome
New York
John H. Barry
St. Louis
Anaconda Church Anniversary to Feature Speakers
Tomorrow marks the twenty-second anniversary of the first Methodist Episcopal church in Anaconda with dedication ceremonies of former years repeated. The day includes prayers, communion, sermons by Rev. Tower and Rev. Riggin, a Sunday school session, Epworth league, and a platform meeting featuring historical reviews and remarks from local clergy and citizens. A large chorus will provide music as services continue into the evening.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Anaconda
Philip Lowry
EB. R. Capps
F. A. Riggin
S. E. Snider
F. P. Tower
Montana University
G. Cc. Stull
Epworth League
G. C. Stull
JF. P. Tower
D. D
George D. Wolfe
Mountain View Church
Butte
M. O. Trial
Jonathan Sewell
H. F. Carman
D. R. MacRae
John W. James
Dr. Wolfe
Oldest Reigning Prince Luitpold of Bavaria Dies
Munich reports the death of Prince Regent Luitpold of Bavaria at 91. Born March 21, 1821, he was Europe’s oldest reigning prince by years and regent since 1886. The death prompted three weeks of imperial mourning and Parliament adjournment. Emperor William plans to attend the funeral, date TBD. the heart will be embalmed and transported to Altoetting for the shrine of the Virgin Mary.
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Munich
Bavaria
Luitpold
Europe
Francia Joseph of
Austria
Luittpold
Berlin
William
Altoetling
Annual Meeting of the Fraternal Union Held
The Washington lodge No. 231 Fraternal Union of America held its annual meeting last evening with a program and refreshments. Officers for the year were elected including Worthy president George W. Peterson and secretary H. H. Logan.
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Washington Lodge
Fraternal Union of America
Worthy
George W. Peterson
Mary EF. Maloney
H. H. Logan
Alexander J. McDonald
William Lavis
Anna K. Heagy
Michael Cox
J. D. McCarthy
W. Jones
M. D. Logan
W. D. Bennett
Those Who Bet Suffer Punishment for It
Annapolis announces that 400 midshipmen were given demerits and loss of all privileges for the rest of the academic year after violating Superintendent Gibbons order against betting on the inter service football game in Philadelphia. They reportedly confessed to participating in a $2,000 pool with West Point cadets on the outcome.
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Annapolis
Gibbons
Philadelphia
West Point
Power Line Poles and Towers Raised Near Railroad
Adolph Clossa leads a linemen crew raising the Great Falls Tower Company line where it crosses the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific tracks. Five pole crossings have been completed and three tower crossings will be raised to gain clearance for railroad electrification.
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Adolph Clossa
Great Falls Tower Company
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railroad
Charity Ball Tickets Selling Fast for Friday Event
Preparations for the charity balls on Friday night the 20th advance quickly with strong hope for a successful event and a substantial fund for the needy. Tickets are in circulation among gentlemen for sale and more sales are encouraged. Members of the good of the cause committee may obtain tickets through the finance committee members J. M. Minor, D. R. Roach, and W. A. Bower.
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Good of the Cause
J. M. Minor
D. R. Roach
W. A. Bower
Lions trapped then released on enemy ranch shot after escape
The article describes Africa's famed lion captured alive then set free on an adversary's ranch and shot when victims reacted. It notes the film Sailors' Life as a very interesting picture and Cowboys' Leap Year as the comedy, praised as an excellent programme to be repeated tonight.
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Africa
Adv
Call for Warrants Payable at City Treasurer Office
Warrants registered on the general fund before June 1, 1911 and on the condemned sidewalk fund plus warrant No 1046 of improvement district No 50 are now payable at the city treasurer s office. Interest ceases after this date. R B Lewis city treasurer dated Anaconda Dec 18 1912.
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General Fund
R. B. Lewis
Anaconda
King Speaks Good English Among Balkan Rulers
A New York Sun piece notes the Balkan monarchs King Ferdinand King Peter and King Nicholas all speak English well. It notes Ferdinand and Peter with European capitals experience, while Nicholas, ruler of a shepherd nation, is the most proficient Finglish speaker of the trio. A New York worker is cited for teaching boys to craft furniture from packing boxes.
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New York Sun
Ferdinand
Peter
Nicholas
Saxe-Coburg
Europe
New York City
After Seat in Senate Candidate Beattys Eyed by Friends
Coeur d Alene reports Judge James H Beattys who served 16 years on Idaho US district bench may be a candidate to succeed the late William B Heyburn. Friends have organized a campaign in his behalf, though Beattys has not made a formal statement. He is said to be in a receptive mood.
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Coeur d'Alene
James H. Beattys
United States District Court
Idaho
United States
William B. Heyburn
Beattys
Standard holiday number 80 pages set for Sunday release
The Standard announces an 80 page holiday edition to be printed on Sunday the 15th with 25,000 copies. Demand will exceed supply so readers are urged to place orders now or tomorrow by listing recipients and delivering to the Butte or Anaconda office. Price is five cents per copy wrapped during the edition's run.
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Butte
Anaconda
French Farmers Harness Motor Plow In Modern Invention
French farmers are adopting the motor plow as a recent innovation promising to ease fieldwork. The device replaces manual plowing, enabling faster cultivation and potentially reshaping small farm productivity in rural regions.
The Land of the Lions at Reel theater
The two reel animal picture, set in Africa, drew four large audiences last evening and was praised as the best animal picture seen in the city. The hand colored drama unfolds a thrilling story with vivid scenes and detailed plot.
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Reel Theater
Africa
Indictments Likely After Testimony From Local Boys
Steubenville Ohio reports additional indictments expected as grand jury probes corrupt practices in a recent election. About a score of high school boys testified that they were paid five dollars daily to pass circulars for various candidates. Officials said the incident may aim to influence voters such as fathers and older brothers.
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Barry
John J. McNamara
McNamara
Frank C. Webb
New York
Herberts. Hockin
Miller
Steubenville
Ohio
Chester Krum
Anderson
Hogan
Electric Baggage Trucks Debut in Chicago Transit
The Chicago Tribune notes a new low deck four wheel stor age battery driven baggage truck. It hauls trunks and bags at up to eight mph empty and six mph loaded, with a 4000 pound capacity. Electric trucks promise efficiency in mail handling and warehouse use, performing more work than multiple hand trucks.
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Chicago Tribune
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Western Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
United States Depository
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Laogal
Horseshoers' Trust
Ganypral
Tana
Ton and
Hyan
Iron Workers
National Erectors’ Association
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Donnelly
Albany
Hannon
Scranton
Union
Anaconda News
Methodist Church
Bert Brown
Kansas City
James B. McNamara
Los Angeles Times
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Ortie E B. McManigal
Brown
Los Angeles
Edmonton
Luitpold OF
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Gordon & Ferguson Furs
Santa
Choice
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King
Sa Daily Hunt
Paris
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Reutlinger E Comstight
Bereider
Senate
the Land OF the
LIONS
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Mental Oil Company
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Salt Lake City
Vapo Cresolene CO
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Mondon Mpf
Minneapolis
Minn
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