Montana livestock values rise in 1910 census totals
The 1910 Montana livestock report shows sheep and lambs valued at 28.999 million, cattle 27.469 million, horses 27.071 million and swine 0.858 million. Poultry and bees add smaller values. Farms reporting livestock numbered 26,218 with dairy cows on 1,919 farms. Calves and yearlings show notable increases since 1900, while the census notes data from 1910 and 1900 comparisons and revisions may adjust totals later.
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Montana
Wheat and flour prices in Minneapolis market report
Minneapolis market report lists wheat for July at 614 cents, September 96 1/2 cents, December 97. No. 1 hard 9 1/2 cents, No. 1 northern 9 3/4 cents, No. 2 northern 9 1/4 cents, No. 3 wheat 1 1/2 to 2 dollars, oats white 41 1/4 to 43 1/2 cents, rye No. 2 54 cents. Bran 19 1/2 to 19 5/8 dollars, flour patents first 6.20, second 4.70 to 5.60, first clears 8.85, second clears 2.60.
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Minneapolis
Directors authorize security company massive stock dividend
New York June 27 Directors of the National City bank authorized today the formation of a security company capitalized at 19,900,000. Shares will be distributed gratis to shareholders in the bank which is capitalized at 25,000,000. The formation of the Securities company is thus equivalent to a 40 per cent stock dividend. No name for the new company has yet been chosen.
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New York
National City Bank
Surgeon Dr Wester F Rice Killed In Auto Train Crash
Oakland California June 27 Dr Wester F Rice local surgeon for the Southern Pacific was killed on the operating table after the automobile he rode in collided with a suburban train F C Wells receiving teller of Central National Bank was probably fatally injured Wells is unconscious with a fractured skull and other injuries
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Oakland
Cal
Wester F. Rice
Southern Pacific
F. C. Wells
Central National Bank
Rice
Wells
Blood donor saves doctor from stomach ulcer crisis in New York
In New York on June 27 an unidentified park lounger donated blood to Dr George R Lockwood a stomach specialist suffering a severe gastric hemorrhage. After quick tests the healthy donor was chosen and transfusion given for 69 dollars. Dr Lockwood showed strength and optimism for recovery, with his reputation as a diagnostician noted.
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New York
Park
George R. Lockwood
Lockwood
Central Park
Lyr. Lockwood
Grover Cleveland
Salt Lake City approves wet vote in local option
Salt Lake City Ogden and Park City voted wet at local option elections with heavy majorities while Provo and Logan stayed dry. Agricultural communities favored prohibition and mining towns retained saloons. Salt Lake City totals Wet 14775 Dry 9162 Ogden Wet 4718 Dry 3051 About two thirds of smaller towns reported statewide as dry.
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Salt Lake City
Sal Lake City
Ogden
Park City
Provo
Logan
Ogden Votes Wet by Narrow 1462 Margin in Prohibition Beat
Ogden Utah on June 27 recorded a landslide against prohibition with 4713 wet and 3061 dry votes. The bitter campaign produced Ogden’s heaviest city vote.
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Ogden
Utah
Wealthy Affiliations Do Not Prevent Their Failure
Philadelphia June 27 Financial circles faced a shock as Norman MacLeod & Co. suspended with liabilities at 182,173 and assets of 410,884. The firm shows no personal liabilities for Norman or Malcolm MacLeod, though Malcolm’s assets are only 400. The brothers, stock brokers for about 19 years, include Norman who married a Wanamaker daughter and Malcolm, a son-in-law of H B Rosengarten of Powers Wrightman Rosengarten, a major chemical concern.
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Philadelphia
Gay
Norman MacLeod & Co
Norman MacLeod
Malcolm MacLeod
Superb theatrical event for new king and queen
London June 27 The king queen and royal guests attended the second command performance at His Majesty's theatre. Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree arranged a superb programme with scenes from The Merry Wives of Windsor David Garrick Julius Caesar The Critics and Jonsons masque The Vision of Delight. Over 300 actors appeared with minor players in supernumerary roles, totaling nearly 1 000 in all. The royal box was lavishly decorated and the audience rose to sing the national anthem as the king and queen took their seats.
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London
His Majesty's Theater
Herbert Beerbohm Tree
David Garrick
Julius Caesar
Ben Jonsons
Funeral Panic Injures Eight Mourners in Kittanning
In West Kittanning a severe electrical storm during the funeral for George Serene caused a panic as mourners filed out to board carriages. Some fled back inside the house and a crowd formed in the front garden. Eight women were badly hurt and required medical attention.
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Kittanning
George Serene
West Kittanning
Fort Yellowstone Trooper Ends His Life
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Livingston reports Thomas King, a 22 year old trumpeter with troop F First Cavalry at Fort Yellowstone in Yellowstone Park, shot himself through the heart this afternoon. He left two notes one to his mother reading I am through good bye and another unaddressed note pinned to his shirt requesting burial in civilian clothes. His body was sent tonight to Dryden Utah to his relatives. No motive for the suicide is known.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Thomas King
First Cavalry
Fort Yellowstone
Yellowstone Park
King
Dryden
Utah
Dance at Cater's hall by Knights and Ladies of Security
A dance will be held Thursday June 29 at Cater's hall hosted by the Knights and Ladies of Security Mountaineer council 1 960.
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Cater's Hall
Knights and Ladies of Security
Mountaineer Council
McManigal wife testifies under threat as grand jury probe unfolds
Mrs Mary McManigal faced intense questioning before the grand jury over the Los Angeles Times plant deaths. Attorneys allege district attorney tortured her to testify, while defense says she may be sent to hospital and faces contempt charges if she refuses. Her companions and children could be summoned if testimony is pursued further.
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Liewelten
McNimara
Los Angeles Times
McManigal
Brothers Law
Sadie McGuire
Thomas McGuire
Union Structural Iron Worker
Chicago
MccManigal
Grand Jury
Arthur Weltch
Veitch
Philipsburg Notes Special Dispatch to the Standard
E G Rerdan and B W Brew Chicago railroad men owning Crescent Mining returned to Chicago after inspecting properties. Ferdinand Dratz Granite county teacher leaves for Muskegon Mich for vacation. A ball game planned July 4 between Philipsburg home team and Red Men of Anaconda. F J Perry returns from Waverly Minn due to his father’s illness. L M Rumsey Jr and Charles D McLure arrive from St Louis for annual stockholders meetings on June 28 and June 30.
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Standard Philipsburg
E. G. Rerdan
B. W. Brew
Chicago Railroad
Crescent Mining Company
Chicago
Ferdinand Dratz
Granite County High School
Muskegon
Mich
Red Men
Anaconda
F. J. Perry
Waverly
Minn
L. M. Rumsey Jr
Hope Mining Company
Charles D. McLure
Granite B Metallic Consolidated Mining Company
St. Louis
Mexican Troops Cross American Border to Line
Two hundred Mexican troops from Juarez arrived in San Diego and were guided to the Mexican line at Tia Juana. They marched to a federal camp in the Mexican town as American guards watched their guns and ammunition stored in boxcars. The arms were transferred at the border line.
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San Diego
Cal
Juarez
Tia Juasa
Detectives Question Hines Aboard Lorimer Affair
Testimony from W H Cook details alleged conversations with Hines about wood and politics. He recalls Hines saying Hopkins was opposed by Taft and Aldrich and urged Lorimer’s election with money. Cook revisits Springfield hearings and affirms a long distance call involving Governor Deneen.
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Hines
Senator Johnston
Alabama
Fletcher
Florida
Johnston
Cook
Springfield
Senator Lorimer
Washington
Taft
Aldrich
Hopkins
Hopkins. “Lorimer
Governor Deneen
Legislators Respond Favorably to Primary Proposal
Bozeman June 27 Secretary B B Law of the special commission to draft the primary election law reports several favorable responses from legislators. Representative Law sent copies to lawmakers and the first reply came from Frank Woody of Missoula who praised the draft. W C Whaley of Broadwater and Dan J Donohue of Dawson county also signaled support. The legislature’s stance should be clear by Saturday night.
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Standard
Bozeman
B. B. Law
Special Commission
Norris
Representative Law
Oregon
Frank Woody
Missoula
Woody
W. C. Whaley
Broadwater
Dan J. Donohue
Dawson County
Sues over train failing to stop for dying wife
Dillon, June 27. L. Burles, as administrator of Goldie May Burles's estate, files a $25,000 damage suit in district court against Oregon Short Line Railroad Co and Engineer Ed Hughes. He claims Hughes refused to stop the early morning passenger train at Barrett's station on June 27, 1910, preventing Burles from taking his wife to Butte for a life-saving operation. she died en route later that afternoon on another train.
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Standard
Dillon
M. L. Burles
District Court
Goldie May Burles
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Ed Hughes
Burles
Hughes
Barrett's Station
Butte
Taft and senators caught in Chevy Chase storm
President Taft and fellow golfers faced a severe thunderstorm at Chevy Chase golf links. Rain hail and a 69 mph wind forced a Senate adjournment, uprooted shade trees, and caused a building at the soldiers' home to be destroyed. The heat earlier reached 102 degrees.
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Washington
Senate
Taft
Chevy Chase
Bozeman Debuts Postal Savings Bank At City Post Office
Bozeman on June 27 saw the post office open a 4 postal savings bank with deposits all day. A rush to be first depositor formed a line, J. W. Ponsford securing the honor. Postmaster I. L. Kirk handled new duties and no deposit total was released.
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Standard
Bozeman
Postal Savings Bank
J. W. Ponsford
I. L. Kirk
Quarrel Over Drink Ends in Fatal Shooting at Saloon
In Boise on June 27, rancher Ben Higgs shot and killed Joe Jones after a quarrel over drinking. A stray bullet through a saloon window lightly wounded 4 year old James Campbell.
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Boise
Idaho
Ben Higgs
Joe Jones
James Campbell
Clark reiterates emancipation stance after White House talks
Washington June 27 Speaker Clark, after White House discussions, repeats his position that emancipation would be pursued. The remarks reiterate earlier statements amid ongoing national debate on civil rights and wartime policy.
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Washington
White House
Champ Clark
Senate tariff drive continues as congress stays in session
The article notes continued pressure on the senate to push revised tariff schedules while congress remains in session. Mr. Clark offers no comment on the president's stance toward the program, signaling cautious official positioning amid ongoing policy debate.
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Tinue
Senate
Congress
Clark
Conferees Appointed On Direct Elections Bill
Washington June 27 The first step toward settling differences between senate and house on the direct election of senators was taken as the senate granted a conference appointing Clark Wyoming Nelson Minnesota and Bacon Georgia as conferees to meet a house committee The dispute centers on Bristows amendment preserving federal control of Senate elections and is likely to require further action in one house or the other.
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Hynes
Cook
Hines
Virginia & Rainy Lake Company
Grand
Mr. Cook
Washington
Senate
House
Clark
Wyoming
Nelson
Minnesota
Bacon
Greorgia
Bristow
Officers Elected by San Francisco Convention
San Francisco June 7 delegates of the International Sunday School association concluded what was declared to be the most successful convention in the history of the organization. Officers were elected including President W N Hartshorn of Boston and Treasurer W A Peterson of Chicago, with a long list of Chicago and other city officers. The exact date for the 194 convention was left to a committee. A luncheon honored the executive committee and emphasized the convention's importance and benefits to the cause.
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International Sunday School Association
Chicago
W. N. Hartshorn
Boston
A. D. Mason
Memphis
Terii Treneurer
W. A. Peterson
Trensurer
Andrew Stevenson
George W. Bailey
Philadelphia
Fred A. Welle
William Hamilton
Toornte
C . Chapman
Fullerton
Cal
Rev
G. R. Merri
Tamale Clash Ends in Arrests at Park and Main
Kahn and Johnson, both tamale vendors, clashed after an insult. Johnson struck and tipped a tamale can, Kahn retaliated. Both men were arrested. Kahn had money, Johnson did not and planned to pawn his stock at Park and Main.
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K. Kahn
Kahn
Willam Johnson
Johnson
Park and Main
Milwaukee Brakeman in Butte Lost $80 Over Panel Game
John Davis of Milwaukee visited Butte and lost $80 in a panel game scheme linked to Carmen Deggodin, a restricted district girl. Davis and the girl are held as police court weighs the Pleasant alley case.
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John Davis
Milwaukee
Butte
Carmen Deggodin
Carmen
Davis
Pleasant Alley
Former police lieutenant arrested under health ordinance
James Lyden, a former lieutenant of police, was taken into custody yesterday for an alleged health ordinance violation and released on a promise to appear in police court this morning.
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James Lyden
James McLaughlin Hurt in Leonard Mine Accident
James McLaughlin of Chicago street was taken to Murray's hospital after an accident at Leonard mine. His right leg was bruised when a piece of falling stee l struck him.
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James McLaughlin
Chicago Street
Murray's Hospital
Leonard Mine
Stee
Lynch indicted for murder in Roy Wooster case
Roswell New Mexico June 27 Jamesa Oo Lynch was indicted for murder by a special grand jury for shooting and killing Police Chief Roy Wooster on May 26 when he tried to serve a search warrant at the Lynch home The trial to start at once and Lynch seeks a venue change claiming the case is political and that he defended his home
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Roswell
N. M
Jamesa Oo
Lynch
Roy Wooster
Noted Crook County Attorney Shot Dead in Canyon City
Baker City Ore June 27 Advices report George Barnes pioneer attorney Crook county was shot dead in Canyon City yesterday George Anderson Canyon City resident is under arrest charged with murder Barnes had defeated Anderson in a wrestling contest and was said to be Andersons rival in a love affair
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Baker City
Ore
George Barnes
Crook County
Canyon City
George Anderson
Barnes
Anderson
Harvard Senior Commits Suicide Over Degree Failure
Cambridge June 27 Arthur E Smith a Harvard College senior son of David Smith Salt Lake City killed himself today by drinking cyanide of potassium in a dormitory body found by a janitor Despondent over failing to qualify for the A B degree
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard College
Arthur E. Smith
David ©. Smith
Salt Lake City
United States postal bank opens in Livingston with first depositor
On Livingston on June 27 the United States postal bank was opened. The first depositor was Gene Confarr, a schoolboy, who placed the initial savings in the new facility amid local ceremony and community interest.
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Livingston
United States Postal Bank
Gene Confarr
Henningsen Bros Attack Professor Hearing at Bozeman
Investigations into Montana State College dairy operations and potential commercial ventures concluded with a board of education committee hearing. Evidence from Henningsen Bros of Butte alleged state funds supported a college creamery and that Professor Clark opposed the Henningsen concern. The commission will study voluminous records before announcing a decision, with no public statement issued yet.
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Bozeman
Agricultural College
State Board of Education
Oo. W. Mcconnell
Helena
Charles H. Halil
Missoula
G. T. Paul
Lisbon
Henningsen Bros
Butte
Agricultural Department
R. W Clark
Henningsen
Montana
College Dairy Department
Clark
B. B. Law
F. B. Linfield
R. C. Jones
F. P. Schwinger
J. M Hamilton
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Hamilton
Miss Christie MacDonald Bridegroom Gillespie Named
Miss Christie MacDonald famed for The Spring Maid left letters for intimate friends as she departed for her box moon. The bridegroom is Mr Hai Gillespie of Pittsburgh in the steel and iron industry.
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Christin. MacDonald
Christie MacDonald
New York
Europe
Moon
Hai Gillespie
Pittsburg
Steg and Iron
City
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