Faithful Old Guard and Trade Talks Roil Butte Baseball
Spokane Chronicle reports turmoil as the old guard and fans push for Teddy Roosevelt and Jos. Donsvan joins the Butte Miners. Ed Quinn negotiates salaries while Carney faces doubt about a Spokane uniform. trades loom as teams eye Pitcher Feuse Hoi and lefty Harry Ue Welfe amid a season of discontent and lingering rivalries.
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Spokane Chronicle
Kililay
Baro
Teddy
Waliarmaga
Hall
Edés Quinn
Ewain
Comeliy Defeats Wihiuu R in Amateur National Playoff
In Chicago on March C. 2 Conklin of Chicago defeated MH A Wricht of San Francisco to decide the second game of the playoff for the triple to decide the amateur national championship. The score was 4h Ly iB.
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Chicago
Conklin
MH. A
No Hope For Gillette Says Governor Hughes
Albany reports Governor Hughes will not seek clemency for Chester Gillette of Cortland who faces execution in the electric chair at Auburn prison next week for the murder of his sweetheart Grace Brown of Booth Oteelle at Big Mansi. The governor says the evidence leaves no basis to intercede.
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Albany
Chester Gillette
Cortland
Auburn Prison West
Grace Brown
Booth Oteelle
Big Mansi
Jake
Hughes
Plans of City League Nears Opening in Walkerville
Walkerville enthusiasts push for the city league season with a grand opening celebration and plan a new ballpark north of Daly Street. Mayne Murray to toss opening ball. controversy over opening site between Walkerville and Columbia Gardens. Teams from Montsanas Parret Flats Woodtien East talent plus local players ready for the season.
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Walkervile
Tiill
Walkerville
Butte City
T. B. Elliott
Mutte
Welkerville
Mayne Murray
Eix
Iomic
Columbia
Gardens
Sesgus
Columbia Gardens
East Park Street
Willey
Cfronts
J. A. Kells
Michigan
Witty
Pete Rockefeller
Walkervilla Park
Daly Street
Digek
New City
Burglary Suspect Captured in Box Car
Charles C. Glenn, accused of burglary, was brought to Boswman from Belgrade by Undersheriff Sales. A Logan dwelling was robbed early yesterday, a woman’s jewelry and a watch were taken. A telephoned tip led deputies to a box car where Glenn was found with stolen items before being moved to the jail.
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The
Standard
Boswman
Charles C. Glenn
Belgrade
Logan
Bheritt Dell Gray
Belgraie
Gleth
Omer
Sherif Allan Sales
Leg injury details from Pallipsburg incident
Pallipsburg report states WWerd was brought in from the Metcalf ranch after a horse fell during a chase. The right leg was fractured between the knee and ankle. Dr Power treated the injury but the operation proved ineffective.
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Standard
Pallipsburg
Wwerd
Metcalf
Uils
Power
Fresh Charges of Jury Fixing Move for New Trial
An affidavit by Detective Bates claims direct knowledge of jury fixing. County Attorney Murray had no knowledge of the Daney confession until a rumor reached his office on Wednesday. A sheriff’s aide suggested informing the county attorney, but he did not receive the statement.
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Bates
Strom
Murray
Sutton
Daney
Taney
Spokane Leader to Lead 10 Day Yellowstone Visit for 100 Businessmen
Levi G. Monroe Spokane chamber of commerce secretary outlines a ten day August trip for about 100 business and professional men to Yellowstone National Park. The tour will stop in Missoula Stevensville Helena Livingston Mammoth Hot Springs and Butte with visits to smelting plants in Anaconda and several other towns. The group will depart Spokane on a Friday night and tour via a route through western Montana and back.
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Standard
Spokane
Levi G. Monroe
Anstania
Gouldér
Monroe
Missoula
Thelena
Honer
Livingston
Mammoth Hot Springs
Silay
Programs Prepared for Farmers Institute Meeting
Beaverhead County Farmers Institute president George R Featherly has completed the programme for the institute set for Monday March 30. Sugar beet culture and dry land farming receive special attention with Professor Litfield from the agricultural college to discuss beet culture. Secretary Frank A Hazelbaker reports a Washington request for literature to aid low bearing sugar beet culture and dry land farming to be distributed at the meeting. Fred Whiteside of Kallspel will conclude the dryland farming discussion. More dry land acreage is planned to expand cultivation on the valley beaches, and steam plow tools will be needed for breaking in new ground.
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Standard
Dillon
George R. Featherly
Beaverhead County
Litfield
The
Agricultural College
Anstead
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Institute
Charles N. Pray
Washington, D. C
Tha Institute
Fred Whiteside
London auction notes and breeding percentages listed
The fragment from London shows auction items and breeding percentages for various lots. It mentions TAL bales, wine, Fate, WAL Breed, and Me Tal Jowlny dowlines with figures such as Finn mermos 19 percent and Mie crosebreds 10 percent. Additional percentages cover Inermor 17 percent and 15 percent for others, with references to Good Hope and Rit Braaay crowabreds and related market notes.
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London
LMHS
Unclear historical snippet from Chicago March items
Fragmentary measurements of names and places appear, mentioning St Louis Wool and Chicago. The readable text lists March and individual names such as James Xana and Susie, with garbled descriptors surrounding clothing and dates. The passage is incomplete and cannot determine a coherent event or outcome.
Man Found Dead on Eighteenth Street After Police Chase
A man was found dead on Eighteenth street and Calumet avenue early today with a bullet wound to the head. Police believe the death resulted from wounds inflicted by an officer who attempted to arrest him after a disturbance involving two companions and a cabman. The trio allegedly stole a vehicle and assaulted two pedestrians during a wild dash through the north and west city streets.
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Calumet Avenue
Alm
Deaton & Cabman
Wool Likely to Be Lower Than It Was Last Year
Special Dispatches from Lewistown report Senator John Waite returning from the East says wool prices will probably be about 10 per year lower in the coming season than last summer. He notes a 27 percent drop since March of last year and attributes the decline to manufacturers failing to move large stocks of finished goods, despite little wool in warehouses.
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Lewistown
John D. Walte
Washington
Waite
Boston
Dr Brethour Acquitted In Miss Warren Case Trial
A Hamilton court resumed a verdict at 2 o clock in the Brethour case acquitting Dr Brethour on the charge connected with Miss Lilley Warren. Leo Cottrell’s trial on the same charge opened, with jurors and counsel present as proceedings filled the courtroom and surrounding rooms.
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DR. Brethour
Leo Cottrell
Hamilton
March S
Brethony
Lilley Warren
Leo Cotte
Bretour
Biker
R. A. O'Mara
Parsons
W. P. Barker
Mevee T. Baggs
Thomas Johnsott
Herman Brath
A’chie Seislop
Easter Vacation Cut Out at Gallatin High School
Special Dispatch to the Blander. Gallatin county high school trustees deny an Easter break this year noting the term began late last fall. Classes run to May 29 with vacations starting then. Attendance tops 430 with about 97 percent from Bozeman and 1 percent from surrounding county. A fourth year of high school was added this year, extending the program to four years. The senior class is small, with four graduates this year. next year’s seniors number about 26. Principal J. Parkin and teachers Shipley Gullidce Cubine Davis Ferris Chastnutt Sprague Kennedy listed.
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Hozaman
Mareh G
Gallatin County High School
Hun Beels
Bozeman
J. Parkin
Mess
W. H. Shipley
Len Gullidce
Miges Cubine
Licie
Davis
Ferris
Chastnutt
Sprague and
Kennedy
Readjustment promised for Milwaukee rail traffic
Lewistown officials and business leaders report RAL Calking in charge of general traffic for Milwaukee in the West says a readjustment of rail tax is planned and Milwaukee intends to give Foegue county fair treatment on gates.
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Standard
Lewistown
Seation
Ral Calking
Trafic
Milwaukee
Foegue County
Gates
Lewistown Special Dispute Preview
Special dispatch to the Standard reports Governor Norris accepted an invitation to address a Jovareen sick meeting in Lewistown on April 1. The event aims to gather Democrats from Fergus County, with Norris as a key figure, despite expected Republican opposition.
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Standard
Lewistown
Norris
Simaker
Democrata Trom
Fergus
Telephony report on suspect in Helena jail escape case
A telegram from Buite Informoste reports a man seen near Malrese yesterday who lowered the reservation at one of the holdings that escaped from the Helena jail. The man was pursued in the afternoon but the capture proved mistaken and he was released.
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Epeela
Mamitena
Pilon
Buite
Malrese
Williams on Democrats and trade policy in prohibition era debates
Williams addresses Democrats criticizing state power over intoxicants and argues against unanimous consent legislation until an employers' liability bill advances. He cites court rulings on boycotts and blacklists, supports extending wood pulp and print paper duties, and calls tariff commissions to reflect popular representation.
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Williams
Contractors On Hand To Bid For Ditch Work
Contractors on hand to bid for ditch work include Memilton, March Sky Contractorg and others from Spokane, Missoula, and Wintore. William Winters, H. H. Boomer of Parson & Boomer, A. D. ad Matt McDougall, and a Chicago firm organizing to resume work by May 1. Bids must be submitted by April 1.
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Standard
Memilton
March
Sky
Idamlton
Irisathan
Alten
William Winters
H. H. Boomer
Wintore
Parson
Chicago
Democrats Form Aldermen Ticket for Livingston Wards
In Livingston on March 2 the Democrats met in several wards and formed a candidate slate for aldermen. First ward George W. Kurtzman, Second ward Fred Mijelde, Third ward A G Steazer. The ticket is regarded as strong.
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Apecinl
Standard
Livingston
George W. Kurtzman
Fred Mijelde
A. G. Steazer
Chance for Cannon Strength Assessed by Manager
Springfield March 26 Congress man McKinley, manager of Cannon forces, issued a forecast for the Chicago convention. He said Cannon will have not less than 148 votes on the first ballot and total majorities from Illinois and other regions. On the second ballot Boecker Cannon gains strength from other candidates and is seen as the foremost figure, with a strong personal following.
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Springfield
Congress
Tian W. B. McKinley
Canna Forces
Cannon
Chicago
McKinley
Tlinois Be
New England
Weel
Boecker Cannon
Hilm
Tan
White House
Disposition of the Cases in Granite County Court
Special Correspondence reports Granite county district court near term end. The last jury case Kenyon Tor forgery was dismissed on county attorney motion and he was released after six months in custody. Higley injunction hearings continue as lawyers prepare briefs. Alexander Murray faces assault charge by Samuel Philips with a hearing scheduled.
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Philipsburg
District Court of
Granite County
Kenyon
Atylarney
Phil‘pg
Axtell
Tridar
Cunningham Found Guilty of Assault by Court
Special Dispatch to the Livingston Courier reports Cunningham was found guilty in district court of third degree assault and sentenced to pay a fine and six months in the county jail. The defendant was previously charged with first degree assault for an attack on Kenniston at Daly's and beaten him. he had earlier been sentenced to 40 years for horse theft, but secured a retrial and was acquitted.
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Livingston
Cunningham
Distriet Court
Cayren
Jai
MB. Kennistan
Daly's
Savr
Bickford
Sherif Webb
Sayne
Sherif Touny
Park County
Beller
Andy Comatuck
Billings
Ant
John B. Gerford
Hamilton business men plan to form a club
Hamilton voices push to reorganize the Hamilton Business Men's Club at city hall next Tuesday evening for commercial club aims. A preliminary meeting to organize a baseball committee follows Monday at 7 30 at the same venue as locals show strong interest in the national game.
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Dispatch
the Standard
Hamilton
City Hall
Commercial Club
Hamlon Business Men's Club
Syndicate Pays Money and Bank Reopens in Kansas City
In Kansas City on March 26 the comptroller of the currency confirmed the reopening of the Nations Bank of Commerce. Revolver George T. Cutter received 2,870,005 dollars in cash from a syndicate that took over the bank and its assets. The bank will reopen next month with 47 percent of deposits insured, and Ridgely will serve as president.
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Kansas City
Nations Bank of Conmerce
George T- Cutle
Ferring
Vantta
Ridgely
Funeral of Sheriff Webb Held in Billings Montana
Funeral services for James T. Webb former sheriff of Yellowstone County will be held in Billings with plans completed. The ceremony includes a eulogy by O. K. Goddard and remarks by Rev Samuel Fritsch, with the Second Regiment Band providing music and sheriffs from Montana attending as pallbearers.
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Billings
James T. Webb
Cherifé
Yellowstone County
County Estonsacla- Yfey
Coliseum
O. K. Goddard
Bar Ansaciacion
James R. Goss
Wiliam H. Johnson
Henry Brith
Harry L. Wileson
Thomas C. Klogan
Samuel Fritsch
First Congregational Church
Montana
Rata
Webb
Ed Sherman Gets Year in the Penitentiary
Special correspondence reports Ed Sherman found guilty of assault and sentenced to one year in prison. A large turnout from Big Muddy country north of Culbertson attended. Testimony described a dance hall shooting with multiple shots, one piercing Sherman’s clothing and another affecting him directly.
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Standerd
Glasgow
Mareh
Ed Sherman
Big Muddy
Culbertson
Sherman
Silas Star
Foraker League Formed by the Colored Voters
Washington March 26 The Foraker National league was organized that night by colored men representing Eight starter and an advisory committee headed by Rev W Lampizu of Mississippi was named to organize the league Oliver Randolph clerk in the treasury department was elected secretary The league will open headquarters here.
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Washington
Foraker National League
Rev. W. Lampizu
Mississippi
Oliver Randolph
Treasury Department
League
State settles cases over mob violence in San Francisco area
Washington dispatch reports the state department says an agreement has been reached to compensate Japanese victims of mob violence on Sept 7 last year in the city and county of San Francisco. The settlement will be paid to the Japanese claimants.
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Wrahington
State Department
San Francisco
Jon
Megs Arrival Delayed By San Francisco Election Day
The battleship fleet will not arrive in San Francisco as scheduled due to the election day. The delay pushes the arrival one day later than originally planned.
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Waslington
Marth
San Francisco
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