Ridder Demands Drastic Action Over Paper Makers
In New York on July 13 Herman Ridder of the American Newspaper Publishers Association accuses paper makers of idling workers nationwide. He cites failed remedies after investigations into two cent paper companies and the fibre and manila pool, naming John H. Parks as a fugitive in Europe.
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New York
Herman Ridder
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Congress
Fibre and Manila Association
John H. Parks
Europe
Life of Judge Martin Recalls Bold Judicial Stand
The obituary recounts Judge Martin's tenure as probate judge and his defiant stance when a lawyer challenged his ruling by citing the law. He maintained his belief in the correctness of his decision despite the legal opposition. Later, cancer weakened him and he lived at the county home. Relatives are said to have lived in Pennsylvania.
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Martin
Pennsylvania
Funeral of Old Pioneer of Southern Montana
Special Dispatch to the Standard Dillon July 13 The body of Judge Martin a Beaverhead county pioneer was buried in Mountain View cemetery at county expense He died Saturday at the county farm after a long cancer battle Born in Ireland in 1819 he came to Montana in 1863 settling at Bannack the state's then capital He soon rose to prominence there
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Standard
Dillon
Judge Martin
Beaverhead
Mountain View
Martin
Ireland
Montana
Bannack
Body recovered of hero as mine reopened in Hanna
In Hanna Wyoming the Union Pacific coal mine No 1 on the eastern slope is reopened after two blasts on March 30. Debris cleanup is underway with 100 feet cleared and workers to advance. electrician Robert Armstrong who entered the mine to repair lights was recovered today. A total of 57 bodies remain inside.
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Hanna
Wyo
Union Pacific Company
Robert Armstrong
Honduran Rebels Face Setback as Government Retakes Town
Official dispatches confirm Honduras government forces have retaken Gracias and plan to move on Choluteca. Reports say Honduras is threatened from the Caribbean border near Puerto Cortes, while Guatemala and El Salvador are accused of aiding revolutionists. The US watches closely with mediation efforts ongoing.
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Washington
State Department
Gracias
Choluteca
Honduras
Caribbean Sea
Puerto Cortez
Lee Christman
United States
Dodge
Salvador
Albany
Panama
Ampala
Associated Press
Cartago
Guatemala
Department of Nicaragua
Stampede at Biwabik church during Passion play pictures
A stampede broke out in a Biwabik Catholic church during a showing of Passion play moving pictures last night in Duluth. No further details on injuries or casualties are provided.
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Duluth
Biwabik
Fire Pandemonium in Dark Theater Injures Dozen
A cinema blaze caused a panicked escape in a dark room. About twelve people were hurt as crowds fled. a woman named Attilik leapt from a window ten feet to the ground and died of her injuries.
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Attilik
Arctic voyage blood study by Dr George Randall
Halifax July 13 Dr George Randall of Lowell plans experiments on the crew of the Peary arctic steamer Roosevelt to learn how frigid climate affects blood. Microscopic blood tests will be done before voyage and after return for comparison. Randall represents the American Haematological society at Washington.
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Halifax
Roosevelt
George Randall
Lowell
Sydney
Arctic
Randall
American Haematological Society
Washington
Transport Sheridan Returns from Manila Run Through Typhoon
The United States Army transport Sheridan under Captain Stenson arrived in San Francisco from Manila via Nagasaki, Guam, and Honolulu. She carried cabin passengers and troops returning from the islands. A typhoon lasting 16 hours struck the ship a day and a half after leaving Nagasaki.
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San Francisco
United States Army
Sheridan
Stenson
Manila
Nagasaki
Guam
Honolulu
Nervous System Remedy Promoted In Historic Ad Copy
An advertisement touts Horsford's Acid Phosphate as particularly useful for weak nerves upset digestion and constipation. It presents the product as a treatment aid in common ailments of the era.
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Horsford
Shriner Conclave Opens as Cities Seek Next Meet
St Paul hosts the twenty fourth annual Shriners conclave with thousands arriving from across the United States. Seattle Louisville and St. Louis are named candidates for future conclaves while Des Moines backs the 1910 gathering.
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St. Paul
United States
St Paul
Order
Seattle
Louisville
St. Louis
Des Moines
Auxiliary hoped for at state fair blue ribbon Berkshire effort
Helena July 13 During the state fair meeting there is an effort to form an auxiliary of the American Berkshire Breeders association. Dr W P Mills of Missoula leads the campaign naming Dr M E Knowles as temporary president and H S Rearden as temporary secretary. The parent group offers a $50 cup for the best Berkshire herd exhibited at the fair.
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Standard
Helena
American Berkshire Breeders’ Association
W. P. Mills
Missoula
M. E. Knowles
H. S. Rearden
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