Patriots Fight Is Today’s Battle Cited By Rev Walker
The Rev Andrew Walker of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church praised patriots who broke from England and urged modern action against trusts and saloons. He warned of moral oppression by big power and argued for independence from such forces, citing Valley Forge and biblical faith to inspire future victory.
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Andrew Walker
St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal
England
Miners Union
Walker
Valley Forge
Washington
Britten
Socialist Party
Automobile takes place of the mule on frontier roads
An auto zealot, L. N. Wilesx, touts the car as a desert workforce booster in mining districts. He cites Death Valley Scotty’s daring wealth claims and a booming auto trade from Goldfield to the coast. The piece notes western welcome for autos, though Scotty’s reliability remains debated.
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Nevada
L. N. Wilesx
Butte
Death Valley
Scotty
Goldfield
Great American Desert
Wilcox
Mr. Wilcox
New York
Sagebrush
Montana Pointed To As An Example To Dakota Washington
A Plant Physiologist Seaman report notes winter wheat grown in several areas in Western South Dakota may shift to a winter wheat giving section. It compares Wyoming and Montana climate and notes 7,250,000 bushels produced last season.
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Washington
South Dakota
Seaman
Department of Agriculture
Wyoming
Montana
Yankee Doodle cart offered to annual subscribers
A Yankee Doodle cart given to Standard subscribers paying in advance is advertised for children. Readers may visit the Standard office in Butte or Anaconda to see the carts.
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Standard
Butte
Anaconda
Quinns Hot Springs Health Resort in Paradise Montana Offer
Montana's best health reserv the pret tiest spot in America. Good fishing boating hunting in season. Away from turmoil of business a perfect resting place. All parties from Selesoula go by Coeur d'Alene train connecting at St. Regis for springs at 2:40 p m daily. M FE Quinn proprietor Paradise Mont.
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Montana
America
Selesoula
Coeur d'Alene
St. Regis
M. FE
Quinn
Paradise
Mont
Wilson Urges Commission Plan for New Jersey
Governor Woodrow Wilson favors the commission form of government, urging voters to support it for direct accountability. He argues that the specific individuals are less important than the system, noting how elected commissioners would be directly responsible for failures and praising a recent Trenton election for its political cross party cooperation and public unity.
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Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Trenton
State House
Jeath Takes Dixon as He Is Reading
Philipsburg Mont July 2 A gloom fell on Fourth of July preparations with the sudden death of Alderman Joseph Dixon of the Second ward He died at home while reading to his wife aged 63 He had long been a Miner and at death worked as Watchman at the Hope mine He leaves a wife two daughters Miss Alice Kendall Mont Mrs Allen Carmichael Kendall and the Odd Fellows lodge may conduct the funeral
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Philipsburg
Mont
Joseph Hh. Dixon
Dixon
Joseph Dixon
Hope
Alice
Allen Carmichael
Kendall, Mont
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
President Taft Promises Visit to Millbury With Aunt Delia
President Taft, traveling from Beverly to Indianapolis, passed through Albany and spoke briefly in Worcester, promising Aunt Delia Torrey he will visit Millbury if Congress adjourns in time. He planned speeches on peace and arbitration in Marion and currency reform in Indianapolis.
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Albany
N. Y
Taft
Marion
Indianapolis
Ind
Beverly
Mass
Boston
Worcester
Pittsfield
Springfield
Indiana
Marion Club
Delia Torrey
Millbury
Congress
Livery Stable Burns in Great Falls Fire
Special Dispatch reports a haymow blaze at the City livery stables in Great Falls on July 2. Firemen, aided by a calm morning, contained the flames after about 49 minutes. Harry Wilson and two unnamed men saved a dozen horses. The old wooden building, surrounded by other wooden structures, risked heavy damage. equipment in front was saved. Owner RK A Ballard faces losses likely under $1,000.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Harry Wilson
RK. A. Ballard
Teamsters Strike Averted In San Francisco Over Working Day
San Francisco activists report a threatened teamsters strike was averted as the union agreed to the draymen’s terms. Workers gain a 30 minute daily reduction immediately and another 30 minutes cut on January 1, 1912, with no pay reduction. The result is a 10 hour workday.
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San Francisco
Teamsters
Germany Moves On Agadir In Moroccan Dispute
Berlin reports say Germany sent the gunboat Panther to Agadir and claims a stake in Southern Morocco amid possible partition. The Cologne Gazette asserts France and Spain occupy Moroccan territory under temporary assurances and Germany will act to protect its interests while aiming to restore normal conditions. Baron von Eiderlen Waechter takes a brief vacation and British papers show no strong disapproval.
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Berlin
Germany
Panther
Agadir
Morocco
Sus
France
Spain
Cologne
Morgen
Great Britain
Baron von Eiderlen Waechter
Movement to widen game propagation and preserves noted
Washington reports steady progress in expanding game propagation and preserves. The annual biological survey notes over 150 hunting fatalities last year, rising automobile hunting, experiments with aeroplanes for duck shooting, deer increasing where not hunted, but westward ranges eroded by settlement and predators.
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Washington
California
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Rev
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George
Miner's Union
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Yellowstone National Park
DD. S. Spencer
Salt Lake
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Main Street
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Quinn’s Hot Springs
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Peo
Jeath
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J. R. Dobry
Pilsner and Haufbrau
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