Roads Congress Completes Work at Orgame Potd in Afternoon
Roads congress finishes sessions at Margaret Theater in Organe Potd this afternoon. Attendees include local officials and engineers, who outline completed projects and upcoming transport improvements for the region.
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Margaret Theater
Mathewson Heads Third Annual Good Roads Congress
Kalispell hosts the next meeting after the third annual session adjourned yesterday. Mathewson of Anaconda was elected the first president, with Mathews of Lewistown praising his candidacy. Delegates toured Washoe smelter and Warm Springs, then inspected county road work near the Deer Lodge Silver Bow line and the Anaconda Copper Mining farm, as plans and enthusiasm for a permanent state-wide road organization grew.
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Good Reade Congress
Kalispell
Tana Good Roads Congress
Good Roads
Congress
FP. Mathewson
Anaconda
Kanimation
George E. Mathews
Lewistown
Mr. Mathewson
Em ‘Cond
A. J. Davies Hutte
Prenter Mathewson
Martin Martin
Kaliapeit
Mathew
Ateine
Scanland
E. P. Mathewson
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Chosen At Portland For 113th Convention Roles
Grand exalted ruler Thomas B. Mills of Superior Wisconsin and James L. King of Topeka Kansas lead the slate as top officers for the 113 convention in Rochester New York. Other posts include Dr Charles He Ward of Pasadena as loyal knight and Fred C Robinson of Dubuque as grand secretary.
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Thomas B. Mills
Superior
Wis
James L. King
Topeka
Kan
Charles He Ward
Pasadena
Cai
KR. Maxwell
Marshalltown
Fred C. Robinson
Dubuque
Jows
Edward Leach
New York
J. J. Faulkner
Fast
Albuquerque
N. M
Grand Ter
Patrick H. Shield
Clarksburg
Rochester
Elks Convention Opens in Portland with 117 Delegates
Portland July 9 The Elks convention opened with 117 accredited delegates. The hall buzzed with bands, parades, and nonstop activity as delegations from various states visited and joked. Grand Exalted Ruler John P. Sullivan urged a rapid build of the National Home in Virginia and discussed ritual changes and other major issues facing the order.
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Portland
Ore
Sullivan
Tong
Robinson
Leach
John P. Sullivan
Elks
Elks’ National Home
Virginia
Grand Lodge
Sai Tt
Defense of Sonora Disorganized Amid Rebel Threats
In Agua Prieta on July 9 Gen Giuseppe Garibaldi resigned his command of volunteers tasked with defending Sonora from rebel forces. Disputes with Gen Sanjines and possible rebel infiltration of enlisted men undermine the campaign. Meanwhile Mormon colonists at Colonia Morelos organize to resist raids and seek to stay neutral by defense of stock and crops. In Juarez, twenty five Americans including Consul Edwards are detained by rebels over a disputed $5,000 check from the American Smelting and Refining Co.
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Agua Prieta
Mexico
Guiseppe Garibaldi
Chie
Madero
Sonora
Garibaldi
Augustin Sanjines
Orozco
Jose de Luz Blanco
Sanjines
Mexico City
Chihuahua
Componia Morelos
Here
United States
Ira Langton
Colonia
Morelos
Juarez
Thomas D. Edwards
Mexican Northwestern Railway
American Smelting and ‘Refining Company
Wrangle over Immunity Sways Darrow Trial
In Los Angeles the Darrow trial for bribing jurors grows chaotic as Hart testifies for the defense. Contempt fines are levied on Rogers, Ford, and others amid clashes over immunity and the admissibility of a statute clause. Darrow trains verbal barbs on Ford while defending Harriman as a voluntary witness.
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Los Angeles
Clarence
Darrow
McNamara
Job Hart
Rogers
Ford
Harriman
Fredericks
Appel
Hilles Named to Run Taft Campaign Announcement
Washington July 2 The Taft reelection campaign opens with James B Reynolds named secretary of the Republican National Committee and C D Hilles Tafts secretary elected chairman He issues a confident statement praising the administrations three year record and contrasts Republican progress with Democratic promises. Green River Utah July 2 A $50,000 fire damages part of Green River business district from an unknown origin.
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Washington
Taft
New York
James B. Reynolds
Massachusetts
Republican National Committee
C. D. Hilles
National Committee
Hilles
Republican Party
Green River
Utah
State Backing for State Highway Supervision Favored
In the adoption of the resolutions committee report chaired by Maldim Gillis of Butte the measure favors state supervision of highways. It urges a nonpartisan three member Montana state highways commission with general oversight and power to advise on construction and maintenance. The text also commends the prison system for convict labor on highways and public buildings, noting overall benefits to communities and business. Continued on Page Four.
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Maldim Gillis
Butte
Legislative Assembly of
Montana
State Highways Commission
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