Murphy 18 Out for Bull Moose Party in Montana
Former detective J. F. Murphy returns to Hutte after a Progressive rally and declares a do or die effort for the Bull Moose. He predicts Oyster Bay backer wins Silver Bow and a statewide Taft Roosevelt split, and says he was not tied to a text excuse. He spent days in Helena with fellow politicians plotting a response to the committee call.
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Montana Bull Moose Party
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Silver Bow County
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McVing
Presidential Yean and Hard-Fought Battle Preview
In a compact edition the Standard promotes staying informed on current political events and urges readers to subscribe. It highlights Montana's progressive stance, pricing at $1 monthly, and carrier or mail delivery across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
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Community Urges Moral Stand Against City Vice
A column by Dr. G. Wolfe and local clergy denounces gambling and saloons in Butte. It warns that horse racing, roulette, and liquor trade corrupt business, families, and schools, urging ministers, unions, and citizens to unite for a purer city and to promote moral, religious institutions over vice-driven growth.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Woman’s
Hutte
Dillon Notes Reports Judge Poindexter Visit On Pacific Trip
Special dispatch from Dillon notes Judge Poindexter and wife returning from the Pacific coast, with visits to Portland and Beattie during the national convention. At a preliminary hearing in Hirschman’s precinct, Jay Brown was bound over to district court for assault with a gun after fencing new holdings in Sheep Creek basin and blocking Harry Anfrus at a road crossing.
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Former pastor greeted at Silver Bow reception
A former pastor Rev Noftsinger, long linked to First Baptist in this city, preached both services during a Seattle visit. He spoke of church affection for his successor Rev Atchley and praised the new leadership of Rev Bishop. A Tuesday reception at Treatment Baptist Church will bid farewell to Mrs Atchley and her son as they move to Atlantic City.
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Atchley
Bishop
Butte
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Settle
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Trat Baptist Church
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Dishonest Gains and Gambling Plague City Authority
A long opinion piece denounces dishonest gain fueling vice and calls for a grand jury. It attacks gambling, poolrooms, and saloons, claiming they operate illegally and threaten trust in banks and public life. The text laments corrupt officials and urges action against social evils tied to crime and merchandising of vice.
Call for broad grand jury probe in Butte corruption charges
In a fervent appeal, writers urge city and county officials to pursue a thorough investigation into widespread alleged corruption. They insist investigations must be by a grand jury representing diverse law enforcement and public welfare societies, to assure an impartial verdict and justice for honest citizens.
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Gambling is immoral and should be stopped
Rev Walter Jordan voices strong Christian church condemnation of gambling as a disgrace and outlaw act. He argues laws exist in many countries and gambling harms families, royalty, and trade, urging the public to demand action and for businesses to quit the activity. The piece frames gambling as a grave social evil provoking divorce and unrest.
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Walter So Jordan
Christian Church
Unclear text fragment about a savings firm and charges
Fragmentary OCR none of which presents a coherent news item. Readable bits mention a savings firm and fees but lack names dates places or outcomes to form a factual card. No verifiable actions or entities to summarize into a newspaper item.
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