Red Devils Cheer Thrills Thousands at Saucer Track
A 4000-strong crowd packed the saucer track for the biggest show since opening night. The two 10 mile motor cycle tandem races stunned fans with rapid laps and record efforts, while the Terrible Swede and Iver Lawson led the finals. Additional heats featured major crashes and clever stops as amateurs and professionals vied for purses and titles with anticipation of an Australian pursuit and a heated one mile professional push race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie Bell
J. Lawson
Jack Green
John Slaver
St. Sherman
Bell
Sharman
Iver Lawson
Warne
Clem Turville
Philadelphia
Burris
C. KE. May
Salt Lake
Hoffman
Bob Allen
Jack Spafford
Ferguson
GBB
Merly
Allen
Stern
Spafford
Man
Turville
Oval
Montana
Green
Staver
John Lawson
Chapman
Barnett
German
Olsen
Shoeman
Iver Lawsen
Priges
Allen Barnett
Royce
Saucer
Faet
King
New Ejection Dispute Ends With Civil Route
Last evening Chief Reynolds mediated a dispute at 112 West Silver street between landlady Mrs McGuire and tenant Mrs Anderson. McGuire had locked the building to hurry vacating, but the chief ruled it a civil matter with redress in court. After discussion, tenants were allowed back in and the issue was temporarily settled. Local assessments and livestock values dominate the rest of the page, noting Dan McLeod and Daniels county figures and various property tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Reynolds
No. 112
West Silver Street
Mra McGuire
Mra. Anderson
Judge Dismisses Burglary Case in Walkerville
Judge O Connor ruled in Walkerville that the preliminary hearing for J H Knight Frank Moran Burt Marsh and Joe Bower on second degree burglary charges is dismissed. The case stemmed from a claim by J P Lundgren that a carpet was taken from his home amid a disputed $87 debt and writ of attachment, with the state arguing papers were not taken with the goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connor
Walkerville
J. H. Knight
Frank Moran
Burt Marsh
Joe Bower
J. P. Lundgren
Lundgren
Valley County Assessment Error Increases County Valuation
Special Dispatch from Helena reports three more Montana counties Dunsire Flathead Daniels Park and McLeod Valley assessment totals show gains over last year. Valley county had an error in personal property footing that masked a $260 000 difference and kept it behind. Flathead lists $3 190 956 total and $820 645 gain with detailed items including franchises goods and machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flathead
Dan McLeod
Gallatin County
State Board
Daniels
Park County
Helena
State Board of Equalization
H. G. Robinson
Valley County
J. J. Ryan
Dunsire
Park
McLeod
Gallatin
Flathead County
Express
War Policy Indorsed at Guild Hall Rally
A July 10 meeting in London at Guild Hall backed the government’s war policy. The 4,000 capacity hall overflowed as crowds outside cheered British generals and hissed Henry Labouchere. A lord mayor led a Conservative assembly of MPs and bankers, adopting a resolution in full support of South African policy amid anti opposition protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Guild Hall
Stock Exchange
Queen's Hall
Henry Labouchere
House of Commons
Attempted blackmail leads to arrest in New Whatcom
Daniel Wilson an 18 year old was arrested for trying to extort $500 from wealthy property holders by threatening arson. He planned delivery at a secluded spot near the city limits, but police intervened as Atkins handed the letters to them and Wilson appeared for the money. He said he read dime novels including the Cudahy kidnapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Whatcom
Wash
Daniel Wilson
Wilson
C. H. Atkins
Atkins
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Butte News
W. W
North Main St
Butte
Furs Remodeled
Rauh & Richter
Robert Koenne
North Main Street
Silver Bow Foundry and Machine Company
Butte, Mont
DR. Chung
Herb Sanitarium
Galena St
RED Devils
Reynolds
Viathead
Gallatin and
Io Valley
Sail
The
Philippines
San Francisco
Buford
Manila
Harry Mann
Saratoga
N. Y
Harry H. Mann
Bedford
Evin
Ladies’ Union
Valenciennes
Valenciennes Laces
Grenadines
W. Park St. Butte, Ment
W. Park
Butte, Ment
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