Dillon Pioneer Matron Charlotte Willard Dead in Dillon
Mrs. Charlotte Willard wife of R P Williard longtime Beaverhead County resident died at 11 am at the family home on South Washington Street She was 83 and had lived near Dillon for 37 years Survived by her husband three sons and 19 grandchildren Funeral arrangements to be announced by Rev Edward Smith with Mountain View cemetery in Dillon.
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H. W. ‘Turner
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Alex Salad
Oregon
William Williard
Edward Smith
Mountain View
Methodist Church
Prisoner Foley in Montana Penitentiary Turns 76 This Spring
Deer Lodge March 16 Michael Foley prisoner No 217 at the state penitentiary is the second oldest inmate in the United States and the oldest in Montana. Convicted of second degree murder in Madison county on April 6 1879 he was sentenced to life and will be 76 when his imprisonment anniversary arrives.
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Sville
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Norma’ Rae
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Springfisia
Ore
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Vietor
Western Hotel
Fe Puyear
Ed Childers
Walbridge Named In Charge Of Ravalli County Road Work
Hamilton March 16 County Engineer A C Walbridge has been placed in charge of all road and bridge building in Ravalli county under a new board plan adopted by most Montana counties. Stevensville notes report continued illnesses and local family updates as residents share travel to hospitals and births.
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Hamilton
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Ravalli County
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Japan alien land law restricts foreign land ownership
Tokyo March 16 reports the house of peers has passed the alien land law outlining conditions under which foreigners may obtain land in Japan. The measure bars ownership by non citizens of counties residents and imposes prohibitions on land ownership by Japanese citizens elsewhere.
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Sheridan News Notes Spanning Social and Church Events
Sheridan March 16 items note Mr and Mrs O T Junod of Helena visiting relatives, Ben Golden planning to lease and move to Swayze ranch, Rev Charles Cunningham attending funeral in town, Mountain States Telephone official visit by C F Doak, Coley family moving to Brandon, Mrs Howard Tilton hosting Fortnightly Bridge, Kinle Holland guests of Mrs Manley Holbert, quarterly conference of Sheridan M E Church, and a plug for Leys Honey and Tar Compound plus a Swiss cow with 960 electric power stations.
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Mildred
Virginia
Sheridan M. E. Church
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Cannot Levy on Ringling Notes In Damage Case
The 215000 dollars in notes held by Hubert D Bath belong to Richard Ringling and are tied to attorney fees claimed by Ringling’s counsel. Plaintiffs cannot levy on the notes as execution proceeds and a permanent stay was sought by Ringling’s attorneys. Judge Goddard presided after Judge Law’s July trial.
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Diversified farming leads to moonshine find near Butte
Federal officers, led by Ben Hoite, found a large moonshine operation in a farm barn near Butte. Vats held mash and a still while a farmhouse plant used former equipment, including a separator. Suspect Vaso Stanich was arrested on a prosecution charge.
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Coolidge greets Japanese envoy in welcoming talks
President Coolidge received Tevir Matsudaira and welcomed the Japanese ambassador, recalling the Washington arms conference and urging closer US Japan cooperation toward shared goals. Matsudaira echoed hope for lasting friendship, noting mutual respect and past efforts toward peace.
Supreme Court limits FTC power to investigate general trade conditions
Washington March 16 The Supreme Court held that the Federal Trade Commission lacks authority to probe broad general conditions in trade and industry. No opinion was delivered as the court affirmed the commission’s limitation despite Senate directives.
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Friend of John L. Dead in Havana
March 18 reports Michael C. Padden a well known New Yorker and said to be a close friend of Tim Sullivan of New York the pugilist.
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New Yorker
Tim Sulliva
New York
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Prince Sige Loses To Hidden Rival in London
Unclear report from London notes Prince Sige, son of the king, undergoing a medical procedure on his tonsils. The bulletin suggests his condition is fragile and the operation is noted as part of royal health updates.
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Riot disrupts Russia lecture at Loop theater
A lecture on Russia by journalist R. Abramovits triggered a riot as Communists heckled and police clashed with the audience. Three officers were assaulted, 20 minutes of patrol followed, and arrests were made including a man charged with aiding the disturbance.
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Toman
New method combats dental film for whiter teeth
Modern Science introduces a 10 day at home test to erase a viscous film on teeth. Dentists tout this method as the key to whiter, healthier teeth by removing the coating that harbors germs and tartar.
Butte Aims Major City Beautification Push This Spring
The Butte Improvement Club plans expanded plantings of hedges shrubs and rose bushes this spring, aiming to surpass other cities. H D Page general manager of the Montana Improvement clubs says Butte has formed a large community improvement group with hundreds of members after winter organizing efforts.
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Montana Improvement Clubs
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Butte Improvement Club
Club Plans Guidance On Local Shrubs And Hedges
The club will advise members on shrubs and plants best suited to local climate and conditions. It will hire gardeners to assist members in proper cultivation and maintenance of their hedges and shrubs.
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Postal employes receive pay increase nationwide
The new salary bill raises wages for all postal workers from assistant postmasters onward by about $63.50 to $63.80 per biweekly period, totaling roughly $300 per year. Back pay is provided retroactively to cover past earnings.
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