Miss Marlowe At Tea In Plaza Hotel
The article recounts Miss Marion Miss Milla Marlowe at the Plaza hotel apartment tea, discussing theater philosophy, the role of drama, and public influence. She stresses that the stage should entertain while shaping viewer perception, condemns mere amusement, and advocates serious, responsible acting and audience impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla Marlowe
Roetour
Danusemertt
Plaza Hotel
Vie Theater
Marion
The New Theatre Debate in Shakespearean Terms
A long, debated piece argues for a new theatre era blending Shakespearean classics with modern drama. It quotes Marlowe and critics on commercial risk, artistic balance, and the public’s appetite for innovative staging versus faithful Shakespearean presentation.
The Theater Scene and Elusive First Act Delays
A fragmentary theater snippet describes tardy arrivals delaying the first act while the audience awaits, noting empty booths and a clockless stage. The passage references Lola and Miss Marlowe, with mixed impressions of performers and the audience’s patience.
Panhandle mine case alleges fraud by Creeoughs and officers
The complaint accuses former Panhandle Smelting officials and J Werbert Anderson of improper stock issuance and hypothecation, claiming 410000 Panhandle Stack shares were oversold and 84000 signed certificates fraudulently used for private loans. Bank loans secured by the plant and mines are cited, with Anderson aiding the scheme and holding stock as security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vgsele Worll
Neveta
Panhandle Company
Panhandle
Panhandle Smiking Company
Mmited
Tormwater
Vsti
J. Werbert Anderson
Prlvside Petnores
Wera
Anderson and Associates
Dawn of Auch
Prac
Firat Bank of Pankeruy
Oo Morteppe Oon
Dro
Kutho
Ami
Greenoughs
Astochaecs
Anderson
Creevoughs
Lincoln County Voters Face Levy Opposition
A large portion of Lincoln county residents oppose the levy measure. The article notes debate over the will and mentions the expected plan for Lucie certs to declare the action. Residents weigh the impact and the ordinance’s consequences on local finances.
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Lincoln County
Lucie Certs
TRYING TO SAVE LEBEAU FROM DYING ON GALLows
Specialists from Waym Springs consulted on Lebeau's case after the July execution in the year. Doctors assess if Lebeau will be hanged and condemned or confined for life as criminally insane. A 60 day reprieve was granted on friends’ petition, expiring April 25.
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Maltupall
M. Seunjon
Exunntlon
Irederick Teter
Imirder
Lebeau
Foreman killed in fight over water
Gleny Werry of Tanho reports March 16 Ray Williams killed Joseph Pallise er about a water hole dispute on the range. Williams surrendered to officers claiming a long standing feud between sheep and horse herders sparked the fight. Threats of lynching were heard but not carried out.
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Gleny Werry
Tanho
Ray Williams
Hotang
Joseph Palliseer
Willams
Pot Weer
Williame
Man found guilty of petty larceny in dairy egg case
John Laden, from HandA Minn, was tried for taking a bucket containing about ten dozen eggs from neighbor Dere Chulatenaen last week. The jury found Laden guilty after a lengthy Green County court session that adjourned with a verdict and costs totaling eight dollars.
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Handa
Minn
John Teen
Itleh
Melton
WI Cnehlig
Joseph Smith
Laden
Chielstenin
Chielstensen
Cho Jurys
Atioyney
Youth Sent to Prison for Stealing Horses
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Rufus Middolen, aged 16, sentenced to one year in the penitentiary for grand larceny after stealing a horse from Alatrdee center. He was observed driving the horse toward Boseman mill and later captured near Boxerman. Also linked to vaudeville actor Liatot and 17 year old Joe Tlaumo, both implicated in the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Midollen
Rallen
Farmers Want Tactics Changed Or No Beets
Reported actions by the state convention of the Farmers’ alucr enol union press for a $5 per ton increase and threaten farmers with no beet crops if the sugar company does not concede. Mentions Dan Sagalet and Snyder with high scores in games, plus several autos arriving and expected delivery within the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Alucrenol Mirror-Operation Union
Twella County
Domanda
Arkmans Valley
Lincoln County measure sparks political dispute
A controversial proposal to create Lincoln County faces opposition and debate as supporters push funding and signatures while critics allege irregularities and question where the measure will originate and who backs it. Authorities say passage depends on the Senate and House votes with signatures under review.
Missoula to Get a Second Telephone Exchange
Missoula council approves Montana Independent Telephone Company privilege to build a second exchange. Work will begin once permits are granted and underground cables required in the immediate business district. Council also considers a district improvement plan for Washington Street to Front Street, including sewer upgrades, paving and sidewalks. Willan Smith’s $5,000 damage claim for a fall is rejected.
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Missoula
Missoulana
Montana
Lava Omiade
Missoula Ua
Imamediate
Besinesa
Beiot
J. R. Wheeton
Fai
Midsoula
Washington Shrout
Patten Atveci
Eilegina
Woody Street
Prctic
Front Street
Inshulk
Cannell
Willan Smith
Mie Council
Governor vetoes taxation bill amid opposition
The governor vetoed a bill exempting mortgages and secured credits from county taxation. He cited constitutional concerns and warned the measure would reduce tax intake and allow escapes from taxation. He argued the exemption conflicts with revised codes and would shift burdens improperly.
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Bidndard Helena
Venato UK
Ruel
Letting of Contract Stirs Comment on Bridge Project
A Tark county meeting approved a contract for Breel bridge to span the Yellowstone river five miles up the canyon for 14740. Taxpayers voiced concern about the new bridge while noting the old structure cost 490. County Surveyor Sackett criticized the present bridge as unsafe in a report.
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Livingston
Tark County
Dean of County Commissioners
Canyon
Wis
Montane Ridge Sal Crom Company
Iseal Concern
Sackett
Prison sentences in Great Falls freight theft case
Dispatch reports in Oneida district court Mollun pled guilty to larceny and burglary and each received one year at the state penitentiary. Beag Ley arrested for tying a freight car. confession implicates his brother Madly, who pleaded guilty. Waeman held for trial on criminal assault. Mildred Wilson dies after long illness in Montana.
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Great Falls
Atitc Penitentary
Beagley
Hutte
Willings & Northern
Sprokn
Standard
Lewistown
Waeman
District Court
Agsault
Lenng
Miiole Clark
Weman
Hay
Men of Milwaukee Busy Survey Parties Head West
Milwaukee survey crews prepare to move into the Swan Lake and Montani Clearwater regions for a preliminary route survey. Engineer 34 B. Tatbalt leads 11 men with outfits and four-horse teams. Another camp forms near Nine Mile Pass as two Milwaukee teams push toward coal fields on the Flathead and Columbia river basins.
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Stanand
Missoula
Marcel
Nird
Milwaukee
Blackoot
Hig Macktoot Valley
Swan Rleer Valley
Montini Clearwater
B. Tatbalt
Uvity
Alisgoula
Milswaukee
Columile Fata
Wathenud River
Wathenud River, By Nine Mile Oass
Maith
Flathord
Alga
Colunmbia Alsa
Swan Inne
Inca
District Court Hearings Include Murder Plea and Divorces
Lonis Sing plenie Enis tn Reem Ming sent to fed hmuderd Holtare Special Tisnateno the Standau, Missoula. March 18-Joseph Brown charged with the murder of Madeny GU ruth neat Dolo, Feb. 2h taet, pleaded not guilty. Gowla ATnjy charged with gambling withdrew plea to partty, fined $0 and costs. Harry Gold proprietor of the Office bar arrested with King. case quash challenged on will grounds. In Morris Wines Morris case, court grants divorce to plaintiff Sidgée Wen sle. Alvina Tintota seeks divorce. Rath Anstis seeks custody. William Connell sues J. Markarsa for 312% dealer amount plus attorney fees.
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Tisnateno
Missoula
Joseph Brown
Madeny Guruth Neat Dolo
Isitial
Brown
Hall
Gowla Atnjy
Costa
Wabater
Cron
Harry Gold
Offica
West Front
Errest
Kama
Justice's
Dhe
Rath Anstis
William Connell
J. Markarsa
Atorney
Meet Local Shippers and Confer on Rates in Missoula
Special Dispatch from Missoula reports Antet Boyle and Th. F L Stanton of the state railway commission met local shippers to discuss freight rates on wool shipped into Missoula from outside lines via the Northern Pacific. Several shippers attended, with little protest to current rates though complaints had reached the commission about Bitter Root Irrigation Company cord wool prices. The commission heard that rules do not grant Any special advantage to Alteh Company over local dealers. The officials planned to reconvene this afternoon in Missoula with Morley absent due to illness.
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Missoula
Lake Camp
Alteh Company
Lcadoalore
Messrs
Boyte
Stanton
Meurte
Morley
Come Do Missoula
Wren
Lewistown plans new northeast schoolhouse to ease crowding
Lewistown on March 18 reports the city school board selected a fine site in the northwest district near the city field and schoolhouse, to preer lyre and modernize with a new schoolhouse this summer. The improvement will be proposed to taxpayers soon to cover the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirwateh
He Acanmara
Lewistown
City
Echonl Haard
Breome
Stormy Democratic Caucus Debates Over Rules
A stormy Democratic caucus debated party rule changes and a select committee to tighten rules. The session featured sharp exchanges over Speaker Cannon’s appointment and the Fitzgerald amendment amid ongoing party division.
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Washington, Mare
Tig Allegan
House
Caucu Decidiet
Roxeti
Chelrmart Claytray
Deadey Clack
Cannon
Burton Marevison
New York
Representative Rd
Louisiana
UAB Way
Bolmen
Fuewens
Bronasard
Rlee
Moeelinga
Dry Farming Congress Meeting Promotion Planned
A local committee from the chamber of commerce scheduled a meeting for March 16 to discuss advertising the upcoming Dry Farming Congress. Swan of Denver urged active campaigning among citizens and towns statewide to thoroughly exploit the event. Swan, assistant secretary of the dry farming congress, will arrive Thursday morning to begin travel through Montana.
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Chamber of Commence
Any Farming Congress
Swan
Denver
Anea
Eltien
Swan Iq
Sry
Will
Trial of James Maton for Dabner murder in Great Falls
The trial centers on James Maton colored who pleads self defense for the killing of Dabney Dobner. The case follows a card dispute turning deadly after Dabney was mortally wounded and walked to a drug store two blocks away as attorneys prepare to argue preexisting law and Batton claims Dabney pursued women.
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Standira
Great Falls
James Maton
Athewell Dobner
Dabney
Ting
Walt Attey
Taft Appoints White Men to Federal Posts
Washington reports a cabinet style shift as President Taft nominates Charles Durant in a move viewed as continuing a policy of appointing white men to federal roles. The selection follows controversy over Dr. Willan D Crumwat’s nomination and includes H Creamer for Brazos de Santiego, Texas, and judicial and U S attorney picks in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Calnelor
Customa
Charleeton
Willan D. Crumwats
Wath
Mawerd
Sir
Durant
Rentter H. Creamer
Brazos de Santiega
Tex
United States
Sixth Judiciat Etreuit
John W. Warrington
Ohio
Western
Sistrict
Pennsylvania
Dan
Metal Trades Union Officers Listed in New York Convention
A distorted report from the New York convention lists officers for the Metal Trades union bodies. Names include James OConnell as president of the International Order of Machinists and several vice presidents and officers from related international unions. The text references the American Federation of Labor context and mentions key positions such as secretary treasurer A J Torry.
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Washington
Starch U
New York
Omtcoya
Ymeinyte Department
Hee American Waterton of Labor
James O'Connell
International Order of Machhilste
Joseph &. Yuhenthne
Motdere Finion
A. D
Pate of Bill Tests Wet Jt Sacramento Notice
In Sacramento on March page appears news about a Senator’s first son in Oakland, his death at home, and political questions surrounding the current session, including the upcoming election of United States senators and broader state constitutional considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate
Bill
Sacramento
March
Oakland
Mount Dolly
United States
Petes 42 Ens March 16 Ticket to University Event
An unclear item notes a March 16 date and a ticket event involving Pete and several named entities. The fragment references a university matter with potential attendees or participants and a promotional or scheduling note. The text lacks full context and readable connections between entities.
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Marlowe
San Muporbing
Maxters
Thas
Tfe
Whedon
Hebrid
Luk
Hamen
Preston
Carle
Mise Markio
Julia Marecwe
Ici
Shakesneare
America
Ald
Stacy Nich
Vetaat
Tage
Stalerapeagy
Cen Ona
Gop
Meninin
Luinden
Katy
Pears
Owen
Rosake
Morty
Audi
Uie
Patna
Carty
Adlea
Lola
Trefner
Miss Marlowe
Mrs. Marlowe
Creenoughs
Foreman
Ofter Dyache
Evita
Boveman
Bieth Dan Sagalet
Mangaser
Ozeman
Emus
Monelana
Snyder
Avo
Ad Awark
Vin
Shydoy
Rozeman
Strek
Ney
Wmnge
Tit Plus
Manish
Don
Merek
Charles Wilson
Gilert
Yarlestt Ellioniten
ADVAS
Terry
Qnrern
Lone
Vioateinsh Ghantad Porth
Mepanpenpt Company
Roah Wiarton
Askaclts
Wilyon
Horeman
Mildred Wilson
Montara
Bue
Cotton
Annacondit
Airk
Awisen
Ievenns
Aurora
Specie
Stave Bureau
Etastenee
Martin Ria
Momans
Swan Lake
Gquntry
Linnanel
Columna Falls
Phom Walistole Ent
Josep
Chatugis
Lonis Sing
Plenie
Enis
Ming
Fed
Hmuderd
Holtare
Nedo Mpmbets
Palgete
Adilly
Tuimre
Olartan
Piso
Ghidratiany Clayton
Rhs
Clark
Shdarisai Sai
Fitegerald
Wil
Dabner
Taft
Metal Trades
Baber Herica
Petes
Citta
Solin Th. Tecketler
University of Citteazg
Annyincet Lodey
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