Love of gold as master passion in Judas tale
A sermon by Rev. R. T. Westren of Unity Methodist Episcopal church links Judas Iscariot’s greed to modern commercialism. He notes Judas traded devotion for thirty pieces of silver, betrayed Christ, and chose despair over forgiveness, ending in self destruction and eternal damnation.
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R. T. Westren
Unity Methodist Episcopal Church
Judas Iscariot
Christ
Mary
Judas
Hell
Devil
Satan
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Butte Current Notes Recap of Local Reminiscences
Butte notes list Walker's liquors and rent pianos from Orton Bros, with numerous brief items. Mentions of doctors, dentists, bankers, births, travel, residences, and visitors include Dr. Lorton, Dr. Ironside, Yegen Bros, and Peter Valston Jr. in town, plus several Montanans staying at the Finlen and Thornton hotels.
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Walker's Liquors
Orton Bros
Lorton
Osteopath
Owsley
Edward Donlan
Missoula Ta
A. Wright
Warm Springs
Ironside
North Main Street
Yegen Bros
Thm J. McCarthy
Caledonia Street
P.O
Charles “Horse” Smith
Dilton
Charles Hdwards
Mics Wine
Kellar
C. A. Duffy
Anaconda
Silver Jake
John L
Alder
J. E. Edwards
Melrose
Peter Valston
Deer Lodge
Frank Dowting
Montana Street
G. W. Craven
C.S. Jackman
Seattle
J. R. Jacoby
United Spanish ‘War Veterans
Virginia City
T. F. Hagan
Glendive
George F. Wilson
Wicks
Standard Montana News Summary Prospect in The Annual Campaign
The Standard promotes its progressive stance and urges readers to track the presidential year. It advertises a subscription price of 1 per month for daily and Sunday delivery by carrier or mail across the United States Canada and Mexico.
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Standard
Montana
United States
Canada
Montanan voices views on Argentine politics and economy
A Montanan stockman visiting Butte discusses Argentina’s political system and rising prices. He criticizes Sunday voting, voter identification methods, and state control, noting wealthier families move to other territories to avoid rules. He reports Americans flocking there and high land prices, with inflation concerns and a growing profile abroad.
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Argentine Republic
South America
T. Furber
Buenos Ayres
Butte
Argentina
Furber
United States
Texas
Condition of Jack Adams Shows Some Improvement
The condition of John Agama assistant general superintendent of the A C M company is causing attending physicians at Murray hospital concern as little improvement noted since he was removed to the hospital from his home 909 West Quartz street Mr Adams is suffering from pneumonia His condition is becoming worse
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John Agama
A.C. M. Company
Murray Hospital
West Quartz Treet
Adams
Governor Wilson Campaign Plans Outlined In Seagire
Seagire New Jersey July 14 indications from party leaders show Willem McCombs of New Jersey favored as governor Wilson campaign chief with William McAdoo of New York Hindson as possible vice chairman and a national committee led by Wisconsin’s Davies. The plan places campaign HQ in New York with a Chicago satellite and a Western outpost, aims for a finance committee including Henry Morgenthau, and keeps the committee to guide vital campaign decisions.
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National ‘Committee
Chisago
Wilson
National Campaign
New York
Chicago
Vtero
Henry Morgenthal
Mire Morgenthau
Far West
Hin Tienda
Cours
McCombe
Jones
Iya
Mecombs
Church Leaders Welcome Modern Methods Sermon
The Rev. C A Rexroad of St Pauls Methodist urges openness to timely church criticisms while warning against shallow solutions. He notes the lasting appeal of religion’s supernatural aspect and says religious life supports community morals. neglect would let vice rise.
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C. A. Rexroad
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Weldom
Trains Crash at Full Speed Reported Causes and Casualties
An express train derailed after a grade descent as torpedo signals allegedly warned of a clear track. Conductor Frank Hughes of Mins aie TL and others were injured, with rescuers pulling debris from the second Pullman coach. Mrs. Pohi died in the wreck, described as a pathetic feature of the incident.
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Frank Hughes
Minsaie
Tragic Wreck Details Tie Blame to Signals and Fog
The report outlines a wreck involving trains No 2 and No 8 with blocks and signals misread in fog. It notes three trains passed signals contrary to rules, a brakeman possibly tampered with torpedoes, and that engineer error and late stopping contributed. The deceased is Mrs. Etwant, a society figure, who married eight months ago to Edwin Pohlmann.
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Eustis
Jenger
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Sherman
Edwin Pohlmann
Santa Rosa
Frank P. Sherman
Carlson Carrier Silk Company
Ilinois Glass Company
New York
Pohlmann
Porto Rico
Pohilmann
John Wieland
Mystery surrounding miner slaying at Park Street home
Hermond Clement, a Finn miner living at 1 Park Street, was fatally stabbed in a Fourth of July incident. He died at St. James hospital after refusing to name his attacker. Coroners and local officials investigated with little progress as a Finn prisoner reportedly has knowledge. An autopsy cites a knife wound piercing the lungs. Clement’s wife and friends deny knowledge of a saloon fight linked to the case.
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Park Street
Clement
St. James' Hospital
Afta
Ook Place
C.H. Horst
P. Af Mccarthy
Clearisy
Cleanent
Mountain Con
Butte
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