County Courts Highlight New Courthouse Dedication
The article covers Silver Bow County’s new courthouse ceremony with remarks by Judge Brantly and officials. Commissioners, architects, and county leaders celebrate, noting the building’s size, costs, and future use for justice and records.
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S Hake
James Iley
Gus J. Stromme
John H. Cronin
John (. Nfolland
Gretsu R. Brown
Cutarmingstoners
Joni Hastie
Sound Construction and Engineering Company
Giperintennant
Riley
J. Charles
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Silver Bow County
Butte Chamer
Commeres
Speedy Action Promised In State Land Matters
Governor Norris held talks with Interior and Forest Service officials promising swift handling of state land exchanges covering about 200000 acres. The Interior Department pledged to act promptly on pending selections and to transfer Flathead Inn lands to state and private owners. Forest Service plans early surveys to support a compact land exchange, with lands to be held as a state forest reserve if granted to the state. Norris predicted Democratic gains in Montana this year under Woodrow Wilson.
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Blund
Warrington
Norris
Forest Service
Washington
Norrin
Woodrow Wilson
Renly
Cades
Nic Renly
Andrew Letter Arouses Capitol In Treasury Turmoil
A leaked letter from Secretary Andrew to Secretary MacVeagh reveals deep unrest within the U S Treasury during Taft's administration. The document details delays, distrust, and mutinous attitudes toward MacVeagh, noting high officials facing pressure, resignations, and a cabinet rift over Panama bond negotiations and internal management. Andrew resigns, Taft confirms, and MacVeagh faces scrutiny as markets react to the turmoil.
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Dr. Andrew
Macv Veagh
MacVeagh
Dessonshire
Quinnot
White House
Tursiy
Treasury
McClang
United States
May Venaro
Tes
Ralph
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Murray
Oerastoms
Morent
Mace
Veagh
Tyue
Cabell
Oller
Tversary
MacViogh
Inseniel Hig
Houlor
Taft
Andrew
MacVearh
Washington
Dublin
N. IL
Excess of Legal Hours Is Charged
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports a government suit against the Northern Pacific Railway for alleged hours of service violations. Ten counts seek 400 dollars each, totaling 36,970 dollars, with additional 2,006 dollars demanded for telegraph operators held beyond legal limits.
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Helena
James W. Freeman
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Northern Pacific
Laurel 2Nd
F. Welchart
N. W. Hendy
W. Clyde Watching
Tinen Leigh
H. J. Wimmer
Fr. Angka
3. F. Cellins
A. EB
Laotbrecht Fleming
Norther Pacific
J. E. Land
M. A Farnsworth
Livingston
Governor Marshall Wow Holding His First Office
Tudjenapolia Ind July 3 Thomas Ti Marshall, Democratic vice presidential nominee, long political career but first public office comes as Indiana governor in 1908. He declined a 1906 congressional bid, fearing election risk, seeking only the governorship. he won by 14 000 plurality as Tutt carried Indiana by 10 000.
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Tudjenapolia
Ind
Thomas Ti. Marshall
Indiana
District Committee
Congress
Washington
Efther
House of Congress
Soma
Marshall
Tutt
Carnival Fireworks and Loot Ring Butte Streets
Thousands crowded Butte as fireworks exploded from university windows and streets filled with vendors and hustlers. Officials faced disorder with arrests for firearms use while carts and crowd-control efforts tried to restore order after a long night of revelry and clashes.
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Mery
Elifagon
Wren
Puck
Malu Agrinyts
Worna
Mark Street
Ateqot
West Park Street
Park Street
Brajn
Uakotr Ani
Broadway
Vari
Wiehamid
Vinod
Caton
Raons
Ol & Premium
Dead Man's Watch Found Linked to Ackard Case
A broken watch connected to Clarence Ackard's death is traced to James J. Srying, jailed on unrelated charges. The watch matched Ackard's missing piece after a Albuquerque jeweler confirmed a engraving and repair marks. The case ties prior testimony to a land dispute with Smith as a suspect.
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Dead Man
Smith
James J. Srying
Jai
Kwarier
Mike Murray
Clarence Ackard
Smith Wag
Ackaret
Ackarel Wail
Danderine Hair Growth Ad Claims Quick Transformation
An old fashioned sales pitch promotes Danderine as a 25 cent bottle that stops hair loss and dandruff. It promises immediate improvement, claiming hair becomes fuller, softer, and healthier after a few weeks, with roots strengthened and new hair appearing.
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Ein
Knowlinn
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