Special voting halt urged over primary amendment election
Helena July 28 Attorney General Ford advised Secretary of State Stewart that five petitions from 26 counties will automatically prevent holding the special election planned for September for voting on the direct primary law amendments. The ruling may require a Supreme Court decision. petitions total over 85 counties, with clerks to deliver within days. The boxing bill awaits action, and elections set for Sept 2 are not affected by this ruling.
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Dixon Woman Dies in Auto Accident
NISSOUL July 28 Mrs Winifred Dixon of Mont was fatally injured in an auto accident. The car was driven by Mrs who had planned a vacation trip with Miss Edwards and family.
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Nissoul
Mleg
Winifred Dixon
Mont
Bse
Edwards
Amily
Inis
Lewistown News discusses Nearing petition division protest
In Lewistown the article outlines a petition driven protest by divisionists who claim certain division actions and organization goals. The piece focuses on the linkage between the petition and the expected changes in Justin Basin planning and governance.
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Lewistown
Juatin
Local filings and personal notices surface in Lewistown area
A court adviser discusses withdrawal procedures during hearings as Seattle ties unfold. A marriage in Seattle between Freda Atrana and a former Army groom is announced, with plans to reside there. The body of Roy is shipped to Manhattan. Judith Moccasin Co begins in Lewistown by L Woodman, FW Ruzicka, and C C Mueller with 40000 capital. Pire Cigar Co files incorporation led by W Roses and partners with 90000 capital.
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Seattle
Freda Atrana
Rite
Roy
Powhattan
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Butte
Fred A. Beil
C. W. Belden
Annie Royce
Klondike Steamer Schedules Revised For Weekdays Polson
Polson notes say the Klondike owned by Hodge Navigation starts two daily trips Polson to Somers from the dock with a 12 30 return and Sundays unchanged The Montana steamer now leaves Polson at 8 00 am touches all lake points as before A Polson city council meeting discusses bathhouse funding sidewalk walls and water from Hell Roaring creek with citizens named Davideor and F jon to negotiate proper authorities
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Hodge Navigation Company
Somers
Flathead Lake
Montana
Pol- Son-Somers ‘Transportation’ Company
Civic League
Owen
Amm. Davideor
F Jon
Hell Roaring Creek
Whitehall Social Notes of July Visits and Travel
Whitehall residents and guests share a busy week with Dr A Leighton and wife from Boulder visiting on Tuesday. numerous travelers stopped in from Livingston and Billings for family gatherings at Dr Packard and family. July baby is born at home. many locals report health and travel updates across Whitehall and nearby towns.
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A. Leighton
Boulder
Freday
William Woodward
Pipestone Beach
Livingston
Packard
Ie Packard
Mir
Marya
Porayth
Thomas Calvert
Butte
Priday
Ith Ars Angus
McArthur Francia Warnes
Chit Tuttle
Billings
Sam V. Justus
Utah
Spokane
Wash
Sten Lewis
St. Paul
A. We Hobert
Metherington
Frank Digon
Temerton
Sunnayington
Ire, Brew
Aaug Butte
Waterloo
Sting
Mra
Tina Devine
Mire
Ray Clark
Ruth Moon
Rige By
Iaaho
It N. Reasoner
Yellows Bone Park
Ha Lyons
Baseman
Disputed Ore Vein For Court Hearing In Butte
A disputed ore vein dispute heads to court in Butte with George M Bourquin named in a ny company. The next session is planned for autumn with a jury in the matter likely to define ownership and mining rights.
Widow seeks compensation for death of express company worker
Uelena July 2 Mrs Rose Van serhule of Butte a widow asks the state compensation board if she can receive compensation for the death of her husband who worked for the American Express company in Butte Bay. He received an injury that led to his death.
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Rose Vanserhule
Butte
State Compensation Board
American ™ Express
Butte Bay
French Treaty To Be Submitted To Senate
Washington July 28 The special defense treaty with France likely will be submitted for ratification within a few days. President Wilson told Democratic senators at the capitol he plans to lay the pact before the Senate before his country-wide speaking tour, possibly by written message urging ratification. He did not provide an explanation for his delay, and the move counters Republican plans to delay Versailles consideration until the French treaty is acted on.
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Tourists from Iowa well represented among Butte visitors
Iowa was the best represented state among tourists passing through Butte yesterday. Ten people in three Waterloo parties registered. The information bureau listed travelers heading to Yellowstone, Spokane, Portland, and other destinations from Waterloo, San Antonio, Los Angeles, Racine, Seattle, and Duluth.
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New York
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Texas
Yellowstone Park
George H. Post
Los Angeles
Cal
J. G. Huntley
Racine
Wis
R. Parker
Spokane
G.H. Anderson
Mount Vernon
Wash
Ed Krause
San Francisco
K. Kilpatrick
Thornton
Messrs. Riley
Casor
Rinker
H. E. Reynolds
A. L. Anderson
Seattle
Miles Gilbert
Duluth
Portland
Alleged Gamblers Furnish Bonds After Raid on Park Street
A raid on 212 East Park Street netted six prisoners listed on the jail blotter as gamblers. The group included Steve Chope Mike Kovich Phil Maze rock John Barnutt Roy Comur and officers Gerry and Van Orden say the sextet posted bonds of 100 each and were released until this morning.
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van ‘Orden
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Mike Kovich
Phil Mazerock
John Barnutt
Roy Comur
Roller Towel Still Working Is Report
Helena Montana reports the roller towel system remains functional after a 1914 rollout. Shea director of the food and drug division of the state board of health returned from an inspection tour.
Garden Judging Set for August Second
The Silver Bow Garden association announced that lawn watering curtailment after August 1 moves the first annual garden contest judging to August 2. Entries must be in by Friday, August 1 at 6 p.m. Contact Dr. Peter Potter or J. L. Dorsch for entry blanks. Exhibits 8, 10, and 12 cover flowers, lawns and vegetables, and trees respectively.
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Peter Potter
J. L. Dorsch
Water restrictions loom as Butte weighs hose limits
Butte water officials plan to seek action from the Montana Public Service Commission as creeks run low and Aug 1 looms for hose use. Manager Eugene Carroll hints at curbing sprinkling, possibly limiting hose use to two days a week to avert a water famine.
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Butte Water Company
Montana Public Service Commission
Eugene Carroll
Arizona Scenery Shines in Treat Em Rough at Ansonia
A San Francisco photoplay titled Treat Em Rough showcases daring cowboy stunts and vivid Arizona scenery filmed around Prescott. Audiences praise the western life depiction and consider it superior to Eddie Polo features, now showing at the Ansonia. Also note a Japan note on a 1920s women voting ban.
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Ansonia Theater
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Pres- Cott
Advent Pictures
Ansonia
Eddie Polo
Night of Bloody Riots Roils Negro Zone
Roving mobs clash on south side beaches and No Man's Land as negro laborers strike in industrial areas. Whites drag and shoot, stores loot, and police fire to quell unrest. Dozens wounded, several killed, as rioters target cars, streets, and telegraph lines amid chaotic, gunfire filled confrontations.
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No Man's Land
35Th Street
Thirty-fourth Street
Lost baby at emergency hospital seeks anxious mother
A boy answered to Peter but lacks a last name or home. He was found near a gardens car at 4 pm and brought to the city hospital matron, awaiting his mother’s return for custody and care. He is in loving care at the emergency hospital.
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Peter
From Architect to Circus Clown Lon Moore’s Career Change
Lon Moore, once a master architect who drafted many buildings, left blueprints behind to become principal clown with Hagenbeck-Wallace. He studied ancient troupes, learned stunts, and joined a small circus before rising to lead performances that delighted audiences in Butte with two shows.
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Lon Moore
Hagenbeck-Wallace
Butte
Chicago
Moore
Clown Moore’s Act features 49 assisting clowns
The article notes Moore’s lengthy burlesque act with clowns and slapstick humor. It highlights his pieces The Bus Parade The Atlantic City Board Walk and Broadway After Dark as examples of his challenging performance. Moore reportedly loves the slapsticks and has 49 clowns aiding him.
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Atlantic City Board
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