Hundreds of Elks Make Merry in the Garden City
Missoula hosts Elks visitors from Hamilton Philipsburg and Anaconda for a day of receptions parades and an initiatory ceremony. The crowd fills Elks hall and Union Opera House with decorations and a royal banquet.
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Republicans Fix the Dates
At a meeting of the Republican city central committee chairs Freeman the group agreed to hold ward primaries next Friday evening for alderman nominations. Delegates will be chosen for the city convention to meet Saturday at 8 p.m. in the council chambers with nine delegates from the First ward seven from the Second and six from the Fourth. Nominees expected include George Hasseltine A H Stephens George Shaver A J Sullivan and Frank Scotten. The Democratic committee will meet Monday to set primaries and convention dates.
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Morgan subpoena service sparks legal rebuttals
In New York on March 22 Francis Lynde Stetson states Morgan agreed to voluntary testimony in Power v Northern Pacific. George A Lamb accepts responsibility for the service describing it as necessary and notes Kellogg failed to arrange nonservice. Lamb defends process server actions as justified and rejects ethics critiques.
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Found Dead in Cabin Near Lincoln Montana
William Curran a Montana pioneer was found dead in his cabin at Poorman's gulch near Lincoln in the Blackfoot country about 50 miles northwest of Helena. He was about 74 years old and had lived in Montana many years with no known relatives in the state. Curran had mined on the Blackfoot for years and is believed to have died in poor circumstances. The body was brought to Helena and an inquest was not deemed necessary by the coroner.
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Ashland Female Seminary Dormitory Burns in Versailles
Fire destroyed the Ashland female seminary dormitory in Versailles Kentucky early today. Most students were in bed when flames were found and many escaped in night robes. Loss covered by insurance.
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Probably Whipped to Death
The dead body of Oliver Wright was found in Higbee Missouri. His back and arms bore severe scars and bruises, his clothing torn and scattered along the road. Evidence suggests a death struggle and likely whipping, though the assailants and motive remain unknown.
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Swamp Root Cure Promoted by Kilmer Company
A testimonial letter from James Cook and others of the 58th Police Precinct describes relief from long kidney and bladder trouble after using Dr Kilmer Swamp Root. The ad touts broad health benefits, hospital use, and a free sample offer through Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York.
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Democratic success in coming house ride seen in turmoil
Washington dispatch reports rising Democratic confidence as Republicans fracture. Power hinges on a strong congressional chair able to marshal business support, with Senator Martin of Virginia a leading candidate. Democrats unite while Republicans face tariff fights and internal rifts, signaling a potential Democratic House victory this year.
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Democratic Campaign Prospects Highlight Northern Vote
The article discusses how aligning the northern negro vote was essential for returning the administration, with party discipline unable to suppress them. It notes Crumpacker’s tepid support from Republican leaders and suggests Democratic success this fall amid an aggressive campaign rhetoric.
Belgium Chamber Backs Total Gambling Ban Plan
Brussels March 22 deputies approve an anti gambling bill as amended by the senate. The measure aims to suppress all gambling clubs in Belgium and enforce the prohibition nationwide.
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