Democratic Convention Chooses Kelley and Clark Delegates
A Montana Democratic convention recesses and reassembles to nominate permanent chairman W S Kelley of Silver Bow and national committeemen J Bruce Kremer and others. Delegates also name candidates including George of Yellowstone and Clark of Lewis and Clark with debates on platform and tariff reform.
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Wes Wen
Con i. Kelley
W. A. Clark
Denver
Wid
J. Bruce Kremer
Naional
Charles 4S. Hurlman
Gree Tt
Con FL Kelley
Tger
Fergus
Walter
Horton
Gallatin
Kelley
Clagutes
Carben Pelded
Yellowstone
Wester
BK. George
Montana
Gormley
Case Cade
Hebert
Sanner
Dawson
C. Cato
Custer
Chateau
WM. Bole
Cascade
Flalsad
Robert B. Smith
Walter Cooper
Waller
Hartman
T. Powell
Thott McTague
W. H. Haviland
W.W. Am. Bretford
Pat Meaney
A. Galwey
Winn
Clark
Mavis Jane Wass
Vhalee
Silver Bow
Tlewhs
T. Walsh
Park
A. J. Delane
Role
Ford
Bozeman Convention Adjourns After Vote Totals Barred
In Bozeman the convention concluded with various tallies listed for Swindlehurst Kremer and others. Totals show Kremer leading with 378 and Swindlehurst at 23 percent as delegates wrapped up amid thanks and adjournment.
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Swindlehurst Missoula
Kremer
Payk
Swindlehurst
Powell
Kavalli
Kemer
Rosebud
Indlehurst
Sliver Tow
Saunders
Sremer
Teton
Swindlehaurst
Valet
Swindle
Injured banker Harry Yeager in automobile accident
Special dispatch from Helena reports that Harry H. Yeager Lewistown banker and former Helena resident was injured in an automobile wreck near Diamond City Meagher County. A Helena doctor was summoned and the Yeagers were en route to attend a carnival in Selena.
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Sturdaca
Helena
Harry H. Yeaver
Lewistown
Nevilent
Dininnd
Meagher Canity
weRsage
Diamond City
Yeager
Murles
Selena
John Mitchell May Run in Vice Presidential Race
Denver dispatch reports Roger C. Sin1 Wan a committeeman from Indiana announced Mitchell as a potential vice presidential candidate. Sullivan stated Mitchell would officially declare only if willing to run and receive the nomination, with Illinois backing ready to support. Discussion hinged on Mitchell’s arrival Monday and the political maneuvering to secure solid party support.
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John Mitchell
Denver
Colo
Roger C. Sin1- Wan
Infinota
Sullivan
Mitchell
Mice Inc
Hwinois
Bishop Potter Near Death In New York Diocese
Cooperstown New York July 1 Bishop Henry G Potter of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of New York is near death tonight according to a bulletin issued at 9 20 o clock The bulletin says Potter is gradually but perceptibly losing strength yet remains conscious and is enduring physical suffering
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Cooperstown
N. Y
Henry G. Pour
Protestant Episcopal Diousse
New York
Hig
Uishey Potter
Charley Towne Out For Vice Presidency
Lincoln July 1 Charles A Towne an avowed candidate for the democratic nomination for president stopped here to discuss the vice presidency with William J Bryan. Towne lingered an hour in a close meeting with Bryan and afterward told reporters that his candidacy and the platform had not been topics of conversation.
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Committee On Resolutions
Charles
Harman Wis
Taft
Ronse Voll
United States
W. J. Bryan
T. J. Walsh
Lewis and Clark
Lincoln
Charles A. Towne
Willian J. Bryan
Aryan
Towne
Sherman to be taken back to Utica today
A garbled early 20th century report states Sherman will be transported from Cleveland, Ohio, to Utica for recovery. The text mentions presidential candidate references and accompanying doctors, with unclear dates and details, but implies relocation after a medical or personal event.
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Sherman
Utica
Bridge plan debated for Higgins Avenue over Missona River
A Missoula dispatch reports a city meeting of ten property owners from four wards plus the mayor and council, voting unanimously to build a Higgins Avenue bridge across the Missona River. They propose a cost between 74000 and 1000 dollars, funded by a special improvement district if public funds are unavailable, with contributions from local firms and individuals.
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Missoula
Citizens, Committee
Amayor
Missona River
Higgins Avenue
Mie
Airedales and Airedales of aapsy same day
By a remarkable coincidence Prince George F. Downer was presented with two litters of fancy bred A rare game cock champion. One litter sired by Lasin and the other by Ballochmyie. Seven of the young are males and eight are females.
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Princas George F. Downer
Jampa Keefn
Mining accident buries worker after leg and arm injuries
John Lally, eight wide and tall, was buried at the Speculator mine on the 1600 level at 9 o clock. He suffered two injuries including a broken thigh and arm and was rushed to St James hospital in a pallent condition. His uncle was bruised and his head injury noted. He will be in hospital for weeks.
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John Lally
Speculator
St. James’ Hospital
Fally
National Association Spelling Reform Debate
At the general session of the National Manelational association the speakers included Lisa Louise Arnold dean of Shumans collage and Miss Young principal of the Chicago normal sevant. Arnold spoke on the Reconcilement at Cross Purposes In Tativation of Women while Young urged focus on School and the Pricuva at Ethics. An effort to endorse simplified spelling failed by a narrow vote. The integrated commissioner Anrine Ellsworth Brown discussed possible cooperation between the idluentlomil Ase sociv(iong of thy Different Canptries.
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Cleveloml
Mily L
Lisah Louise Arnald
Shumans Collage
Boston
WF. Young
Chicago Normal Sevant
Chinagi
Miss Arnold
Miss Young
Pricuva
Yinatlen
Gaiourn
Ainne Ellsworth Brown
Cinvention, Nly
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