Public reception honors F C Selway and Frank Eltel in Dillon
A Saturday evening gathering at Hormel college hall honored former legislator F C Selway and Frank Eltel with an approbation program of short speeches and music. College officials, local boards, and notable guests attended. The event featured student body participation and a drum major entrance, reflecting campus pride and civic links.
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Murrey
Crowell
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Naecson Rodent
Manor Ad Bt
Resia Bilion
Rochester District Claims Attract Outside Investors
March 16. James Iter Joan Mahoney and Ike Hanson own the Montrose Group in the Rochester district. Outside capital is interested and a deal may occur soon. The group has eight claims developed by engineers, with a tunnel producing ore valued at $100 per foot. Maebird claim has substantial past ore worth about $150,000. Contincopper development revives activity. negotiations for Ziegler's Springs near Twin Bridges are reported. The property includes cold and rain springs and a notable firing linked to the claims. Rail access speculation surrounds area.
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Rochester
Ziegler's
Big Hole
Ihat
Patto
Sincona
Trity
Noth
Twin Bridges News Item From Early State Legislature and Local Developments
The report covers state legislature actions on hospital funding and land for farming, with 31 000 appropriated for additional land near Grace. It notes land conversion plans, improvements for maintainable prices, a cash drawer theft, an election ahead with little candidate activity, a new bridge on the Big Ha river, and a river channel shift near the Jefferson river. It also mentions a rail shipping point at Harbinson's siding and George Forvill's return from Rochester Nevada, confirming town growth of the mining camp.
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Phans
Institut
Reas
Keeton
Big Ha
Pennington
Harbinson
Silver Star
Iron Tod
George Forvill
Frank
Forvilly
Rochester
Nev
City Rejoices As New Y M C A Is Freed Of Debt
March 16 report notes a panic during the opera house act as the canvassing committee for a new Y M C A campaign announced funds raised. The effort aimed to secure enough to launch the enterprise and complete financing. The committee pledged thousands to cover the remaining debt and fund building and equipment.
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NEW Y. M.C. A
Opera House
Rly
Pencasion Fort
MCA
Prateen
Wight
Hoya Wert
Camp Aten
Japanese Convicted of Mail Robbery at Garrison
In Great Falls area a federal court trial lasting over two days found Toda Senger guilty of stealing a package containing 2300 dollars from the Garrison post office. He was sentenced to 15 months in Leavenworth and fined 300 dollars plus costs, with transfer to Leavenworth tomorrow. REPRESENTED by BE Masterson of Tacoma.
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George Mc Hourquin
Witesses
Toda
Garrison
Monthe Mago
AU Leavenworth
Leavenworth
Y BE
Masterson
Tacoma
Girls Lose Fight to Be Released From Home
Helena March 16 Annie Christian Butte Mary Fenner and Rose Sherrard of Boseman failing to obtain a writ of habeas corpus from Judge Ci for release from the Home of the Good Shepherd in the city. The girls were committed to the institution a few days ago on vagrancy charges. Attorneys challenged the commitment as unconstitutional but Judge Clements upheld the statute.
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Helena
Annie Christian Butte
Mary Fenner
Rose Sherrard
Boseman
Habeas Corps
The
Good Shepherd
Clements
Local News Highlights From Lewistown Area March
Reports show a surge in weekly papers across the county with new towns establishing publications. Land and homestead activity rises amid oil and gas finds around Clyde Park, while a divorce case and a debt suit move through district court.
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Great ‘Northern
Grasa Range
Denton Recorder
Toywn
Carlem
Palls-Lew
Tocal Land Office
Dawson
Hulth “Preston
Peter Preston
Wien I + NO
Unclear saga of local funds and trials in Dillon area
A garbled Dillon page notes Sweet Grass county plans to spend 760 on Houlder road with Park and state funds matching, while Park county and government offers hinge on county aid. Other items report Judge William Aek in Virginia City, Aronbarra pleading guilty to forgery, a Haitian baby case, a university debate defeat, cattle shipments from Clark Fork and Billings area livestock rise, Bozeman Elks officers, and Roy Smith’s arrest tied to a jail escape plot, with two accomplices facing 1500 bail.
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Houlder Road
Park County
Feet
Sweet Grase County
McLeod
Dillon
William Aek
Virginia City
Hamon Aronbarra
Reno
Nev
Erwin
Aronbarra
Howard
Nevada
Sheri Scully
Florence Tet
Twin Tridges
Ida Simmons
Wegium
Hiings
Ue Clark Fork Valley
Billings
E. B. Ryan
Ludwig Lehfeldt
G.B. Pope
Yellows Stone County
Delightful Palm Sunday Song Service in Anaconda
The Anaconda Methodist church hosted a Sunday evening service praised for its high quality music. The choir directed by Walter Quilliam prepared extensively and received widespread appreciation. Palm Sunday, marking Christ’s triumphal entry, featured a brief address by Pastor Mr. Tait as a large audience filled the auditorium.
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Walter Quilliam
Jerusalem
Tait
Anaconda High School First Semester Work Report
Summary of Anaconda High School first semester results notes no failures and high passing rates across multiple classes. It lists teacher pupil counts and percentages, highlighting near perfect marks for several instructors and noting several classes with very high pass percentages.
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Anaconda
Phomore
Rountree
Mise! Ryan
Mr. Reinertsen
Mr. Shaughnessy
Mr. Beam
Mise Hilman
Mise Sutherlands
Old Jurisdictional Troubles Renewed in Mining Union Fight
A determined jurisdictional dispute rages between Butte Engineers' union No. 8 and Electrical Workers' union No. 6 over rights to employ women at the Butte Duluth company mine. The case centers on electrical power use, hoisting machinery, and whether electricians or engineers should operate the plant. Arbitration previously occurred in 1908. the matter now advances to union assemblies with formal written communications.
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Electrical Workers’ Union
Buttes Duluth
A.C. Dawe
Thornton Bute
State Savings Bank
Grant
Silver Bowl
Meade Street car narrowly escapes bullet incident
A Meade Street streetcar last night endured a close call as a bullet shattered a window and grazed a conductor's coat amid a crowd of passengers. Motorman Pete Lyd and conductor Sam Anderson were aboard when a youth, described as a man with a n, ran past toward the Silver Bow No. 1 mine. police are investigating the incident.
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Pete
Silver Bow
Deer Lodge resident hurt in auto accident near Warm Springs
Special Dispatch to the St Deer Lodge on March 18 reports resident McMahon injured in a single vehicle crash a quarter mile from Warm Springs. Robinson escaped with no injuries and assisted. McMahon sustained rib fractures and internal injuries. Doctors from Deer Lodge and the springs treated him. steering gear was faulty.
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Warm Springs
Robinson
Scanland
McMahon
Policeman Confesses Killing Sister in Law
Chicago March 1 Police officer Joseph Smith long with the force for over two years confessed to shooting his sister in law Mrs Rose Smith at her home. He stated I just killed my sister-in-law. Officers found Mrs Smith shot three times and she died almost instantly. Smith, dressed in uniform, surrendered to a superior after the act.
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Maron
Inns
Joseph Smith
Antittea
Tve
Rose Smith
Smith
Mr. Smith
Cleveland Birthplace Dedication Tuesday
Caldwell New Jersey March 16 celebration tomorrow marks turning over Grover Weland birthplace to Cleveland Memorial association. Tonight services were held at the old First Presbyterian church with President John H Finley of the College of the City of New York presiding.
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Grover Bleveland
Cleveland
Wilton Merkle Smith
Central” Presbyterian Church
New York City
Dr. Smith
Harriman Estate Valued At Eighty Million Dollars
New York March 16 Inventory sworn today by the state comptroller shows the Harriman estate valued at about 80 million dollars. The bulk of the holdings lie in railroad stocks steamships and industrial securities. Reports that he gifted 4000000 of railroad stock to family members are denied by the appraisal.
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New York
EM. Hare
Alroad
Jrresent Ie
Mark Ezekiels Near Death After Rescue Effort
The text recounts Mark Ezekiels in a dire rescue scenario as companions hurry to aid him. Dr Phillips arrives from Whitehall and Ezekiels is advised to stay at Whitehall to recover, with plans for his return home later the same day.
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Whitehall
Ezekiela
West Sliver Street
Shiner
Lemsky
Mr. Kacklels
Mr. Exektels
Tsar
Sehen
Butte
LOCK UP HYDE JURY FOR FOURTH NIGHT
Kansas City March 16 After another day of fruitless effort to agree the jury which since Thursday has deliberated on the guilt of inner Hyde charged with the murder of Col. Thomas H. Swope was sent from the courtroom to be locked for the night. Judge Porterfield warned he would again call them at eleven oclock tomorrow morning if no verdict is reached.
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Kansas City
Clarke Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Porterfield
Years of life ahead of banker Taft pardoned
New York reports Charles W. Morse, the former banker, returning from Europe with Mrs. Morse. Doctors say he may live for years with careful diet and constant vigilance. Morse plans to resume business but offers no details on future line or potential involvement with Wise ship lines.
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Taft
New York
Charles W. Morse
Viewing Niagara Falls Woman Carried Over American Falls
Josephine Kiguiteh, 35, of Butato, fell from a railing while viewing Niagara Falls from Laine Island and was carried over American Falls. The body was not recovered. Also noted: William Jennings Bryan left Washington to attend a birthday event in Lincoln, Nebraska, staying away from his desk for 10 days.
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Niagara Falls
Ti -Mise
Josephine Kiguiteh
Butato
Laine Island
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Maren
William Jennings Bryan
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Neb
Rocky Mountain Democratic club meets in Eagles hall
An almost full house gathered in Eagles hall to hear Rocky Mountain Democratic club leaders and candidates discuss nonpartisan aims and support for the national administration. Speakers urged citizens to place city and family welfare above politics as they seek a city head aligned with the president.
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Lewisohn
William Mal Kay
Rocky Mountain Democratic Club
Rocky Mountain
Citl
Rene Party
Campbell Spemie
Funeral notices from a fragmented obituaries page
Fragmented entries report multiple funerals with references to Saint Lawrence Church high mass at nine and services at local undertakers. Names appear garbled but indicate interments for Roch Fort Simmon Peter Reen and Charles House with associated family connections and locations.
Funeral notices from Riley and nearby towns
Funeral notices report services for Daniel Sullivan Sherman Trond chapel time 2 interment Mountain View cemetery at St Josephs church high mass. Other notices list remains in Delis and an unidentified man, with services at Sherman Undertaking parlors and December time placeholders.
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Sekt
Ct. Joseph’s Ch
Hilda
Frank
Hela
Chicago Street
Strock
Mountain View
Ene
Sherman & Heed
Repeal of Free Tolls Urged in Panama Canal Debate
A broad appeal urges repeal of the act exempting coastwise vessels from Panama Canal tolls. The statement, signed by long list including Senator Choate and Luke B. Wright, ties toll policy to treaty obligations and world peace. A separate note reports Patrolman Nyland locating year-old Herbert Clayton after a long wander from his West Broad street home.
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United States
Carnegie
Panama
Hin Ro Oh H. Choate
England
Luke B. Wright
Mary Charimagne Tower
Nicholas Marray Ratter
Peene Columba
University
Britain
Panama Canal
Jeet
Herbert Clayton
West Broadwas
Pari Street
Nyland
Neadquarters
Militant suffragists clash with mob near St Pauls
Reports describe militant women in black with orange scarves being manhandled by police while crowds taunted them outside St Pauls. Separately, chants and songs accompanied their followers as other suffrage groups gathered, with Mrs Drummond condemning police interference and vowing not to fear the mob in the anti mob incident.
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St Paul's
Drummond
Highe Park
Mother Drummond
Sts
Wwe
Aia
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