Miners Vote Today On Two Tickets In Heavy Election
Miners go to the polls today to choose between conservative and radical tickets in the annual election. Voters will cast ballots from morning until closing. heavy turnout is anticipated as miners down tools to rate candidates for president and other officers. The conservative slate includes judges and clerks with W. Maxwell and P. McCarthy among officials. counting will take hours with two ballot boxes in use.
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Pat McCarthy
Bat Buckley
C. O'Neil
Pat Lee
John Lowney
Edward Gilmore
Bert Riley
Martin Seahird
Flrst
Mike Houghton
Dennia Murphy
Veu
Joe Feeney
Joe Penhail
John, Rowe
John Hartigan
Ilsrigan
Mike J. Cleary
James Cassidy
William A ‘el
Maurice Condon
James Celly
James Gi
Prescription Department Promotes Centralized Pharmacist Care
Our department emphasizes full responsibility of registered pharmacists with all facilities for quick accurate compounding of all physicians prescriptions. We claim the finest city facilities in this field.
Delegates Named for Western Federation Miners Convention
A long list of delegates is recorded including J J Bowden Jerryen Janos Mullins Pat Traiger William Indy and others such as In Thang Campbell Joy Lilie Kolby Driscoll George Curry doh Sagan Thomas Cox Max darlin Frank Byrne William Vugeyn doc Guelli Tae Bradley Teuham Crane Tol lickers John Sullivan Dan Mc Carthy Jerry D O Neill Dan Molland Burns Frank O Connner Lan D Harrington Jncah Oliver Herbert Dorning Don Shea Pat Leahy Dom ntek Martin Mele Warrington William Hennessy Charles Ferns Charles Lee Joseph H Murphy William Jane Petey Mayron Whur Vivian Hi Clough Jao Juchart mes J Martin Peter Cavanaugh.
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Dite
Burns
Frank O'Conner
Lan D. Harrington
Jncah Oliver
Herbert Dorning
Don Shea
Pat Leahy
Domntek Martin
Mele Warrington
William Hennessy
Charles Ferns
Charles Lee
Joseph H. Murphy
William Jane
Petey Mayron
Whur Vivian
Hi Clough
Jao Juchart
Mes J. Martin
Peter Cavanaugh
First Burial in New Holy Cross Cemetery
Holy Cross cemetery opened yesterday for the Catholic community with Thomas Mannlog of 318 West Silver Street serving as the first interment. The one acre plot lies between We Four and Five Able houses on the boulevard, fronting a quarter mile, with Mountain View Cemetery a half mile north. Tom McGuire, previously assistant sexton, becomes sexton.
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Holy Cross
Rmred
Thomas Mannlog
West Silver Street
Treland
Trix
Holy Cross Cemetery
J. 2. Carroll
Mgr
Peter Dewre
BL Patrick's
Father Bale
Grounids
Mountain View
Tom McGuire
Catholicentery
Election of Officers by Women of Woodcraft
Buttecircle No. 155 Women of Woodcraft elect its officers for the ensuing term. May M. Thomason is past guardian, Mary Fownen guardian neighbor, Avna Aiken adviser, WW. TI Curran clerk, Annie McDermot ranger, Mary GB Convict atin gielan, Margaret Henningan attendant, Anna Warhock captain of parts, Elizabeth Harrington musician, Cathy Donders Maud Thlmes Jennie Pomeroy managers, Hilda Murch inn er sentinel, Sophie Cull outer sentinel. Organizer Miss Jennie Gree of Denver will install officers at a public installation at the Auditorium in July.
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Buttecircle
Eving Ing
May M. Thomason
Mary Fownen
Avna Aiken
WW. TI
Curran
Annie McDermot
Ranger
Mary GB
Atingielan
Margaret Henningan
Anna Warhock
Puarts
Elizabeth,Harrington
Cally Donders
Maud Thlmes
Jennie Pomeroy
Hilda Murch
Inner Sentinel
Sophie Cull
Outer Sentinel
Jennie Gree
Denver
Hill City Sets Plan to Improve Roads to City Limits
Hill City council approves road improvements toward the city limits following cleanup day led by Mayor Joe Biney who designated May 10. A committee will interview mining companies with property on Hust Daly Street to assist in meeting sewer assessments. private owners express willingness to build the sewer.
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Walkerville
Beter
Umila
Ue Eountiil
Joe Biiney
Hust Daly St
Mrade Las Bee Sur
Merchants Lose Hundreds on Thirty Forged Checks
Special Dispatch to the Standard, Billings. Jimes Telivers is in custody at Great Falls on a charge of obtaining several hundred dollars from Billings merchants by means of checks forged in the name of employer Trott of Ube Printing company. He drew about 30 checks, converting them to cash with ease, and had already turned nine of them to Trott by mail with a remorseful note. He bought merchandise and a ticket to Lethbridge, Alberta, and was on his way when apprehened.
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Standard
Billings
Jimes Telivers
Great Falls
Tratt
Ube Printing Company
Rivers Pa
Trott
Lethbridge
Alberta
Trustees seek approval to sell assets in bankruptcy case
Trustee Louis Sichler of the Columbia River Orchards company and Washington Orchard Irrigation and Fruit asks Referee John P. Hoyt for an order to sell the companies assets in Eastern Washington. Proceeds would pay bondholders with residents of Washington and others sharing the losses, leaving no payout for holders of 5 million in bonds. Promoter W. Irelarm is named in the filing.
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Louis 2. Sichler
Columbia River Orehards Company
Washington Orchard, Irrigation and Fruit, Company
John P. Hoyt
Washington
Washingle
Nile Plates
W. &. Irelarm
Stip
Widinegs
Cows Stolen Case Leads to Court Action at Spokane
Special dispatch reports Sidbottom of Stevensville charged with appropriation of cows. Proceedings in a local court ordered the cows returned to their rightful owners. The case resumes Friday with possible wider investigations into livestock theft and related frontier concerns across Washington and Britain. An 41,800,000 appropriation is noted as part of broader work funding.
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Spokane
Specials From the Sporting Goods Basement
Advertising copy lists fishing tackle items offered at low prices in the basement section. Trout flies, lines, leaders, fly books, reels, baskets, shoulder straps, and split bamboo rods are featured with varied price points.
Industrial Workers Invasion Spurred Docketed Rhetoric In Butte
A fragmentary report shows Industrial Workers invading Butte with nightly gatherings and speeches by an orator at Daker and Park, amid claims of brutal crowd control. The piece discusses free speech, a government printing dispute, and questions about a government style book. It references Wyoming and Path street, a book printed by a government presses division, and concerns over numbness of readers.
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Butte
Severn
Dakatne
Durhiyeh
Remiiubor
Order
Wyoming Trent
Path Street
Mer
Townships to be opened near Winston and beyond
Fragmentary OCR describes four townships joining with standard measures and a planned opening after July. Mentions land near Winston, a vessel or cargo valued at range, and a plot for townships north of a range with unclear names and dates. References messy text and partial place names.
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Hicetil
Dune de Pinty
Eitey
Winston
Plata
South Side Residents Plan Drainage Discussion Tonight
South Side residents meet at South Side Methodist Church Sutdlock to hear two week old appointee report on sewer and drainage plans as part of a redistricting project. Other proposed improvements to the drainage system will also be discussed at the special meeting.
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South Side
Newell Explains Delay on Sun River Project
Washington dispatch reports Newell stating the Sun River irrigation project faces several construction and material bottlenecks. He asserts the aim is to accelerate dam feature work once a suitable site is located and the river diversion plans advance, with Great Northern access aiding site completion.
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Newell
Washington
Mirevior Sewell
San
Great Northern Railroad
Dion
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