Murray in Fight for Irish Plank
James E. Murray returned from the San Francisco convention where he pressed for an Irish Recognition plank in the Democratic platform. He blamed lack of organization for the campaign’s failure and noted Southern resistance due to unfamiliarity with the issue. The report highlights Bryan’s stirring defense of a dry plank and Rourke Cochran’s eloquence, with Bryan emerging as the popular figure among delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Murray
San Francisco
Murray
South
Bryan
Rourke Cochran
Jim Reynolds
Jim
Kremer Outlines Party Principles At San Francisco Meeting
Kremer praises Roosevelt as leader of new progressive thought and lauds Montana's delegation. He notes Walsh's strength on the platform committee and asserts Cox and Roosevelt will carry key states. West should back Cox for a solid Democratic bloc. He cites water power, mineral leasing, land act, and agricultural aid as party achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plank
Republc
Ireland
Eiaig
Montana
Cox
Roosevelt
Walsh
Stewart
San Fi Cisco
Kremer
New York
Ohio
Indiana
West
Fale
Rialto Films Show Despite Tacoma Strike
The Rialto theater in Butte reports no major drop in attendance after the Tacoma strike. An official cites public support for the square deal and notes Saturday turnout rose on fine weather. Other Northwest theaters Jensen & Von Herberg remain unaffected, drawing usual crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Tecoma
Bagdad
Northwest
Jensen & von Herberg
Blaze in Urover Canyon Destroys 100 Homes in Globe
A major fire in Urover Canyon near Globe Arizona destroyed over 100 houses and left numerous families homeless. The blaze, sparked by an overheated stove, is reported to have claimed two children. The Red Cross has taken charge of relief efforts for the affected residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure
Arizona
Globe
Ariz
Urover Canyon
Here
Rted Cross
Forty-Eight Seek Broad Third Party Unite in Chicago Convention
A Chicago convention saw the Forty-Eighters and the single tax party fuse efforts to draft a platform and nominate candidates. Allen McCurdy chaired briefly as Hopkins kept order amid factional debate. The single taxers may back Charles H. Ingersoll or Amos Pinchot for president, opposing La Follette, while labor groups seek a party name including labor and may back La Follette or Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Committee of 48
Single Tax
Allen McCurdy
New York
J. A. H. Hop
Robert M. la Follette
la Follette
Labor Party of the
United States
Labor Party
Wamees
Frank Po Walsh
Kansas City
Hamilton Summer Notes Brighten Local Life and Ties
Hamilton residents share travel, visits, and Fourth of July events as families arrive from California and elsewhere. Local officials, Eastern Star patrols, and county candidates pace summer activity while road and fire department routines run in the Bitter Root valley.
Local notes from Drummond missoula trip details
Drummond July 10 Miss Madge Muchmore returned home from a two week visit with sister Eme in Missoula. Families and friends across town attended gatherings and motor trips to Missoula Philipsburg Anaconda Butte and Deer Lodge. Several residents planned moves and visits to Havre Manhattan Almata and Missouri as Fourth of July events and meetings occurred locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummond
Madge Muchmore
Eme
Missoula
W. J. Luma
Robert
Frank Weatherford
Helena
L. A. Holroyd
Leonard Gove
Pol Fritz Peterson
Adolph Bauser
Forrest Norris
John Holland
Horn
Philipsburg
Anaconda
Butte
Gregson Springs
Deer Lodge
SR. Boone
Hall
Carl Bo Rose
Havre
Dierforst-Ross Company
Dwight Faust
F.R. Holland
Arthur Holton
Ray
Howard Norris
James King
Knights of Columbus
J.'D. Norris
Rauser
Leslie
Roy. Bergman
Montana postmasters appointed in four towns
Washington July 10 four Montana postmasters were appointed to fill vacancies created by resignations. John R Morison replaces C B Towler at GI Wil iam Bryan replaces Mattie Koontz at Keystone Mary A Gilhooley replaces L C Bevier Rexford Willard F Hawking replaces Phoebe Rumley at Rexford These changes finalize postmaster appointments and reflect resignations among the prior incumbents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Washington
Montana
John R. Morison
C. B. Towler
Wiliam "Bryan
Keystone
Mattie Koontz
Mary A. Gilhooley
View
L. C. Bevier
Willard F. Hawking
Rexford
Phoebe Rumley
Recital Highlights From Mr and Mrs Cafferty Home
A Friday evening recital at 600 West Fourth Street featured pupils of Professor Stone. Mrs. Cafferty hosted a large attentive audience with performances by vocalists Mrs. Lt. Owen Mrs. Lightowler H Stone J Horsfall and many student artists including Leona Wartens and Amelia Demitrovich. The program ranged from solos duets and string pieces to concert waltzes and band numbers, praised for polish and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scherrer
CP. St. Claire
Bessie Bennet
Stone
Ludwig Chytte
Charlotte Lyle
Miss L. Mo
Carl Tievis
Robin
Lischer
Gladys Ulrich
A. Clarke
Mrs. Ightowler
J. Fitzpatrick
Chilekman
Frank" Davies
Hans Englemann
Alice Bennet
Erin
J. Horsfal
Maria” Burns
Wesley Sawyer
W. Bennett
Professor Stone
Commission Submits Water Works Report for Deer Lodge
The special commission of engineers led by C. C. Widener and C. Trust filed their findings with the Deer Lodge city clerk. Five options for water supply were outlined including a new gravity system at 410,079 dollars and a pump plant at 423,377.87 dollars. Also proposed are purchases of Citizens and West Side Water companies at 418,428.89 dollars, Citizens alone at 34,386? plus development for 6,000 population, and West Side alone at 471,852.40 dollars. The appraisals set Citizens at 20.91 and West Side at 63,823.18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Special Commission of Engineers
C. C. Widener
C. 4 Trust
Widener Engineering Company
Bozeman
Citizens and
West Side Water Company
Citizens’ Water Company
West Side
County votes on new tax levy and district improvements
Deer Lodge news notes county commissioners resolve to submit a $25,000 tax levy for a courthouse and general improvement districts for sidewalks and parking. The West side electric night system begins, Kentucky avenue work progresses, and local residents attend events. A petition to dissolve the College Land Company is filed. Bien Coates garage receiver named. various residents move or visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missioners
Brookside
Kohra
Mortion
West Side
Astle
Bien & Coates
Pe Lroyd Mackea
Jack Ahern
Anaconda
Lars Sen
M.D. Larabie
Ase
Tiree Witlard
Taradigan
William Ropinson
Louise Zozel
Philipsburg
Cestie” Appiegate
College Land ‘Company
John’ Blelenberg
N. Lelenberis
Cee Bonner
William Coleman
Vdward Scharnikow
Brief Illness Fatal To Local Restaurateur
Albert J. Kasky of 106 Oak Street died yesterday at St. Ann's Hospital after a brief illness. He was 48, a Wisconsin native, and had lived in Anaconda ten years. He ran Mother's Cafe on Main Street. Survived by wife and six children Martha Olga Albert Lawrence Marie and Louise. Funeral Tuesday at Mahoney Undertaking and St. Paul’s Church with interment at Mount Mel Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert, J. Kasky
Oak Street
St. Ann's Hospital
Wisconsin
Anaconda
Mother's Cafe
Man Street
Martha
Olga
Albert
Lawrence
Marie
Louise
Mahoney
St. Paul's
Mount Mel Cemetery
Baby Boy Wanders From Parents Near Washoe Park
Two men, Matt Halloran and George Stokan, found a crying two year old near Washoe park and brought him to Officer James O Neill. The officer took the child to the O Neill home where Mrs. O Neill cared for him while the search for his parents continued. About 4 pm, the boy was identified as belonging to Mr and Mrs R Daniels of 621 East Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Halloran
George Stokan
Washoe Park
James O'Neill
O'Neill
Funeral services for victim of runaway near Garrison
The funeral of Mrs. J JH Osburn of Missoula who was accidentally killed in a runaway near Garrison Thursday morning will be held in Deer Lodge Sunday at 2 20 o clock at the Presbyterian Church. The wagon tipped, pinning her beneath. death occurred within minutes. Besides her husband she leaves four brothers two sisters and her mother Mrs M J MacNab of Nova B C Osburn formerly lived there with friends in Deer Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
J. JH. Osburn
Missoula
Garrison
Auto Wrecked When Train Strikes Car North of Deer Lodge
At a crossing near the Little Blackfoot river ten miles north of Deer Lodge a Chevrolet owned by Robert Zehntner of Victor was struck by a passenger train as the car stalled during an attempt to cross after engine trouble. Zehntner jumped to safety before the collision. The incident occurred last evening as he returned from Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER Lodge
Robert Zehntner
Victor
Blackfoot River
Deer Lodge
Zehntner
Bozeman
Central
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Bryan-Cochran
Rialto Films
Tacoma
Hamilton News
Hamilton
Gester Smith
California
Emma Madeen
D. J. Grush
Minor
Will Grush
B. F. Stewart
Warm Springs
J. M. Orvis
Missouli
Charles Orvis
J.C. Conkey
McGongle
Artur McDonald
Great Falls
Buell Ranch
Howard Packer
W. Tyler
Nashville
Tenn
Hart Addition
E. B. Smith
Hub Cates
Ralph Laws
Martin Tucker
J. W. Johnson
C.B. Calkins
BE. F. Mills
Eastern Star
Mary E. Baldwin
Bridger
TI. B. Day
Grand Chapter
George Fis
Wisdom
Charles Wagner
Second Street
Louis Peterson
Stork
Junge 4
Lee McCulloch
Mabel Creasep
Livingston
J. Creasep
River of the Golden Rule
Knights of Birmingham
Eagles
Martin
Bombrater
Tee Reala Hore Ae Adams
Birminghams
G. A. Gordon
Medicine Springs
M. Br
Red Bitter Root
Corvallis
Bitter Root
Kennedy
May Voigt
Genevieve Coumerich
Mul,lan
Idaho
Ball
Marjorie Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Charles Hoffman
Spokane
Carla Peterson
Nels Peterson
Seattle
Robert O'Hara
Butterin
Ruth Kleinodeo
J. Sullivan
F. D. Brown
Hughes Creek Placer
Alta
Drummond News
Commission
John Kasky
St. Ann’s Hospital
Imperial
Rich
Frank Mayo
Katherine Adams
J. Barney Sherry
Kaintuck’s Ward
Peggy O'Dare
Robert Burns
Ardy
Carly Mace
George Ovey
Pathe News
Columbia Records
Fuller Drug CO
Rexall Store
East Park Ave
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