Montana Governor Decries Demagoguery and Montana Prosperity
Governor Stewart affirms Montana’s dual strength in farming and mining, citing record mineral output and rising livestock and dairy value. He argues public funds are well spent on schools, roads, and welfare, rebuts claims of land sales and high taxes, and urges unity against political demagogues while praising state growth and prudent governance. A separate dispatch from Great Falls notes the Judith Basin farmers picnic at Moccasin with 3000 attendees and speeches by Governor Stewart and others.
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Montana
Alderich
Washington
Tong
Northwest
Agricultural College
Seomuanyem
Northwestern
Oregon
Great Falls
Judith Basin
Jurge Roy E. Ayers
Town
W. Stewart
Alfred Atkinson
A. R. Parker
Bozeman
H. P. Grifin
Cook Ingham
Malta
Stewart
Taylor Used Judgment In Carving Up A Lewis
Arthur Lewis, a colored man stabbed eight times, identified "Blue" as his assailant Robert Taylor yesterday. Taylor did not deny the attack, and the formal identification Proceeding followed. Lewis’s condition includes risk of infection but he is expected to recover with care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lewis
Robert Taylor
Taylor
Lewis
Untitled fragment on an Oxford altercation report
A fragment describes a confrontation where a man called Towle attacked Lewis with a pocket knife after noticing him approaching. Lewis allegedly fell, and Towle ceased the assault despite possible further harm, with claims of self defense or weakness in defense.
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Onkey
Oxford
Lewis
Towle
Taylor
Sheriff Remounts Lively Visitor Photo Compliment
A sheriff removed a large photograph of Henderson after a visitor mocked Woodrow Wilson in the office. The incident followed patriotic decorations for the Fourth of July. The visitor, slightly intoxicated, commented on the likeness and the sheriff acted to end the merriment. The piece notes local residents and funeral details for Frogler of Butte, and travel plans for W. Fenner and family to Santa Barbara and Los Angeles in August.
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Sherif Henderson
Jack Wyman
San
Woodrow
Wilton
Taft
Roosevelt
Idaho Street
Frogler
Butte
Helena
Charles Freyler
Montana
W. “Smith
Woodside
Isadore Wagner
Florence
Julia Reynols
Winston
Miriam Lodge
Rebekahs
Richards’ — Undertaking
RE. J. Grosneveld
W. D. Fenner
Santa Barbara
Cal
Fenner
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Austrians and Germans Push Russians Back Across Fronts
The Austrians and Germans press advances from the Baltic provinces toward Riga and Warsaw, with reports of Russian retreats in Sokal and across the Vistula. In Courland Berlin says Germans drive back Russians and seize machine guns. Miluny and Ino fortifications fall near Novogeorgievsk after a night sortie. Archduke Joseph Ferdinand’s army defeats Russians at Belzyce. Italians claim gains on the Tsonzo while Vienna disputes. Western front sees artillery dominance with some infantry actions in Le Pretre forest and Vosges.
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Associated Press
Baltic
Poland
Sokal
Galicia
Riga
Warsaw
Petrograd
Farew
Hozan
Miluny
Ino
Ayonet
Novogeorgievsk
Vistula
Bug
Archduke Joseph Perdinand
Belzyce
Lublin
Wrod
Tsonzo
Vienna
le Pretre
Vosges
Prosecute Saloonkeepers For Selling To Minors
County Attorney Canning will call witnesses testifying that in Suburban saloons minors easily obtain liquor. Deputy County Attorney Fitzpatrick said a saloon in Centerville faced charges with John Doe Cassidy and John Sivalon of Walkerville accused of selling beer to a year old. Wertin was sent to the industrial school and will testify at arraignments due today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canning
Fitzpatrick
Carlisle
Colter
Te Clap
Centerville
John Doe ‘Cassidy
John Sivalon
Walkerville
John Wertin
Wertin
Industrial School
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Symons
C.D
Morris
Madras
Mart
Sre
Kayser
Women’s Union Suits
Munsing
Imien
Merode
Mises
Charles K. Fox & Co
Queen
Montad Stockman
Montana Riner
Cattie
Plains
Itle
Apn
Monts
Democratic Party
Association of Wool
Turers
Duyers
Sae
A. Lewis
Mes
Christ Ne Preyler
California
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