Montana Good Roads Congress Delegates Meet In Anaconda
Delegates in Anaconda hear telegram from A L Westgard delaying attendance due to bad roads and washouts. President Mathewson outlines aims as committees are named for resolutions and permanent organization with Missoula and Great Falls prominent in hosting next gathering. Weather reduced attendance but enthusiasm remains high across Missoula Lewistown and other cities.
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Westgard
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New York
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Georgetown
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Helena
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Hutte
J. M. Keith
Missoula
T. TE. Tinzamond
Forsyth
Oscar Kohn
Butte
Marce Sorensen
Yellowstone
Br. L. M. Rheem
Great Walls
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Joseph Tdge
Sealispetl
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Ejtes
Wisher
Men of Illinois Defend Darrow in Kazan Trial
A fragmentary note reports Illinois men rally to defend Darrow amid legal actions and a related dispute involving Devonmoss paying a sum to an opposing party. The text hints at a courtroom or political defense context with tensions mounting between local figures and outside interests.
Darrow Defense Hears Depositions On Reputation In California Bribery Trial
Chicago lawyer Clarence Darrow fights a California bribery case by presenting depositions to bolster his reputation. Prosecution rested after two witnesses testified, including juror Robert Dain and Mrs. Dorn Bain. Former senators and officials praised Darrow as defense begins cross examining.
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Dorn Bain
California
United States
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Federal aid urged for rural schools
The National Education Association opened its annual convention urging federal aid and national supervision to improve rural schools. Louisiana state superintendent Thomas H Harris called the rural system deplorable and urged money, methods, and traveling Neid workers to promote rural education nationwide.
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Dongress
National Education Association
United States
Thomas H.flarris
Schonls
Louisiana
Asic
Harris
Ippatniga
Northern Pacific trains to run on time tomorrow
Northern Pacific officials say all eastern Montana washouts have been patched and service should return to normal by tomorrow. Rail conditions were disrupted the past week, but a full restoration is expected as trains resume on schedule.
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Northern Pacific
The
Standard
Livingston
Tyly
Ivania
Allroad
Tsalybi
Montana
Menetary
Withdrawal asked by office holders in Republican bid
Washington July reports a nation wide movement among Republican office holders to urge President Tate to withdraw as the Republican presidential candidate. Promoters seek a compromise candidate and plan petitions, canvassers and supervisors to gather signatures, aiming for action before August 3 when Roosevelt faction holds a Chicago convention.
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Dixon
Colonel Attacked in Lorimer Case In Senate Debate
A chaotic senate debate centers on Theodore Toosevell criticizing Senator Lorimer. Florida's Benatar Fretcher accuses Roosevelt of hypocrisy and moral decay, while editor Kohtenat and others discuss funds and dates tied to Lorimer’s defense.
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Vermont
Taft and committee discuss pending chairmanship
President Taft and Charles D. Estes with a Republican subcommittee deliberated for four hours on the party chairmanship. More than four dozen names were considered. The meeting ended amicably with no candidate favored and a prediction that choosing a chair may take days.
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Taft
Charles D. Estes
Republican National
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Rebellion shifts to western state frontier in Mexico
Juarez and Menton report a large rebel advance from the Stil region toward Sonora. About 2000 rebel troops move toward Casan Vrandeg near the Northwestern railroad while 7600 federal cavalry under General a 'Telle and Atabaga advance from Chihuahua. Government forces in Sonora, led by General Sanines, prepare to block the rebels’ movement as insurrectionists press toward Mormon colonies near Douglas Arizona.
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Loyal New York Pledges Support in Democratic National Plan
Seagin and Norman Mack, chairmen of the Democratic National Committee, held talks with Governor Wilson outlining New York party backing and plans for a campaign manager. Mack cited Tammany leaders ready to back Wilson and discussed appointing a western campaign manager while aiming to recruit an eastern national chairman. He predicted Roosevelt’s effect on the party and noted campaign costs. Former Judge Robert Studsperth urged Wilson to nominate William F. McCombs as campaign manager.
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J Alag
Rap York
Thera
New York
Roonevall
Republicne Party
Democratic Party
Robert Studsperth
Democratic National Convlites
New Terrey
Wilson
Hia Choles
Hurtapeth
William F. McCombs
Wilson Campalem
Joy of Ling Shown by Elks Celebrations
An Elks gathering highlights the joy of language with performances and speeches. attendees celebrate linguistic talents and community spirit. Local officials and cultural groups attend, showcasing regional pride and cultural exchange.
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Elks
Portland Elks reunion opens with civic welcome in Puget Sound era style
The July Portland gathering of a grand lodge celebration draws a large turnout with veterans, dignitaries, and visiting Elks. A formal reception, parade, and demonstrations fill the downtown, with regalia, banners, and patriotic decor enhancing the event. Leaders pledge service and community unity as activities unfold through the week.
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Cy Mradley
Exmid Paler
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Bos
TMEV
Wwe
Probhsiy Aalien
Welvome
Rennin Commission
Vity
Kiran
John DL. Sullivan
Souston
Parker Support and Montana Pivots in Baltimore Convention
In a Baltimore context, Judge Parker received loyal Democratic backing amid debate over subcommittee actions. Montana delegates favored Champ Tar, while the national committee faced questions on party loyalty and potential shifts. The discussion centered on the 1908 1936 eras and the role of Jeffersonian alignment within the party.
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