County Recewes New Courthouse and Ceremony Details
Readings on courthouse dedication recount judicial duty over public opinion. County commissioners received keys as Silver Bow County plans use of the new building amid Independence Day festivities and public remarks from officials and Judge Brantly on justice and duty.
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Rheims
Haire
James Tiley
Gus J. Stromme
John H. Cronin
John G. Holland
George Terrown
Board of Commissioners
John Hastie
Sound Construction,and Engineering Company
Riley
Charles
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Bow County
Board of County Comissionere
Tutte
Speedy action promised in state land matters
Special Dispatch reports Governor Norris held conferences with Interior Department officials and the Forest Service in Washington. Promises included prompt action on all state land selections totaling about 200000 acres and early transfers of Flathead Indian lands to state and private owners. The exchange plan aims to swap a compact forest reserve for school lands to be held as a state forest reserve, with further assurances on surveys and examinations. Norris predicted a Democratic sweep in Montana under Woodrow Wilson.
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Washington
Norris
Montana
Woodrow Wilson
Resignation of Assistant Secretary Andrew Shocks Treasury
The letter from Dr. Andrew to Secretary MacVeagh reveals conflicts in the Treasury and a push toward resignation. It details withheld decisions, prolonged delays, and strained relations with MacVeagh, Cabinet tensions, and the White House response. President Taft accepted Andrew’s resignation, effective immediately, and MacVeagh declined comment while markets reacted to the news.
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Treasury
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MacVeagh
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White House
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Treasury Department
The
MiVeagh
Maaain
United
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Hilles
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Murray
Veagh
Cabell
Internal Revenue
Taft
Mer Andrew
Assant
the Treasury
Washington
Dublin
N. H
Gloucester
Maas
Mint
Nn Fiona Monetary Commission
Henutant
Harvard University
Lancaster
Mass
Bayard
Thayer
al Grew
Excess of Legal Hours Charged in Public Case
The article lists names such as W. F. Welchart N. V. Hendy J. J. Bulow Clyde Hutchins and others involved in a legal dispute over excessive working hours. It states that Northern Pacific telegraph operators J.B. Lund and M.A. Farnsworth were kept at their keys beyond legal limits and calls for a judgment of $1,000.
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Santa
Tee Ates
W. F. Welchart
N. V. Hendy
J. Bulow
Clyde Hutchins
Tiden’ Leigh
H. D. Wimmer
H. Burka
J. F. Collins
A. E. Lambrecht
J. Fleming
Northern Pacific
J.B. Lund
M.A. Farnsworth
Livingston
Governor Marshall Now Holding His First Office
Indianapolis, Ind July Thomas H Marshall, Democratic vice presidential nominee, had long politics experience but had never held public office until elected governor of Indiana in 1906. He declined a congressional nomination, fearing election, and ultimately won the governorship by about 14,000 votes.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas H. Marshall
Indiana
Joes
District Committee
Congress
Washington
House of Congress
Cons
Tome
Marshall
Butte News Blazes of Fireworks Dazzle Downtown Carnival
Tens of thousands mingled with high spirits during Butte’s carnival fireworks on Main and Park streets. Crowd control proved difficult as explosions, cartridges in tracks, and falling debris filled the night, with theaters busy and out of town visitors renting rooms.
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Parke Street
Main
Dakota
Park
Dead man’s watch linked to murder case near Divide
In East Las Vegas on July 3 a gold-filled watch with a monogram, similar to one owned by Clarence Ackaret, was identified as Ackaret’s by a Melrose jeweler. James J. Smith, jailed on a murder charge, is suspected of knowledge about Ackaret’s death after Ackaret testified against him. Smith denied involvement.
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James J. Smith
Mike Murray
Clarence Ackaret
Divide
Smith
Ackaret
Jon. Smith
Mulcahy
Melrose
Cotton acreage and condition in the United States
Washington July 3 The department of agriculture estimates the cotton area this year at 240 087000 acres and the crop condition on June 27 at 804 percent of a normal crop. Medical note urges Horsford’s Acid Phosphate for tired nerves and headaches after mental strain.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Horsford
Danderine promises immediate hair beauty and growth
An advertisement claims Danderine doubles hair beauty with a damp cloth, leaving hair soft glossy and lustrous. It asserts dandruff disappears after use and promises new hair growth within weeks, urging purchase of a 20 cent bottle from drug stores for quick results.
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Irolacne
Knowlton
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