Men Wanted address by Rev Edward L Mills at Methodist church
Rev Edward Laird Mills of Helena spoke to the Baraca Bible class and D R MacRae Sunday school group on Men Wanted. He urged able men in all life fields, praised the Bible class for guiding youth, and noted 5 million church members and 8 million nonmembers as a field for growth.
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Methodist Church
Edward Laird Mills
Helena
Baraca
D. R. MacRae
Mills
Humanife
Pontius Pilate
Montana
Motor Cycle Club Formally Organized in Copper City
A meeting at the Montana hotel elected officers for a new motorcycle club in the city with white membership requirements tied to machine ownership. Officers chosen include H. Barnard as president and R. L. Richardson as vice president. Charlie Sharron serves as captain. Members listed include Charles Sparrow and Jack Briener among others. A furniture sale circular was distributed and prep closures noted.
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Red
Montana
Charlie Sharron
Jack Briener
Pasadena
H. Banard
R. L. Richardson
F. L. Smith
Bert Conyne
R. D. Barmard
Two Held for Unlawful Cohabitation Receive 30 Days
Henry Webster and Eva Newell were arrested Monday night for unlawful cohabitation and appeared before Judge Murphy yesterday morning. The judge sentenced both to thirty days in the county jail.
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Henry Webster
Eva Newell
Murphy
Solo and Orchestra Performance by 35 Youths
A youth concert features solo and ensemble pieces including Mr Walsh and Mr Sperry with Mrs Fagin. About 35 young performers will present in a show noted for costume elements and mock trial demonstrations.
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the Baptist Church
Mrs. Hayes
Alice Peterson
Mr. Lucey
Mr. Walsh
Mr. Sperry
Mrs. Fagin
Anaconda Baseball Reorganizes Ahead of Easter Game
Anaconda to open the season with a Easter Sunday matchup against the Mountmen of Butte. Patrick Finnegan, manager, announces the team has reorganized and will begin practicing. No captain has been chosen yet as tryouts loom. Players include McEachran, Hogan, Logan, Butler, Bittner, McNamara, Trudeau, Nolan, Morris, Parks.
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Mountmen
Butte
Patrick Finnegan
Finnegan
Anaconda
William McEachran
Bart Hogan
Tom Logan
Frank McEachran
Larry Butler
Claude Bittner
Gerald McNamara
Joe Trudeau
William Nolan
John Morris
Walter Parks
Duffy Disbarment Proceedings Begun
A disbarment hearing against Attorney J H Duffy of Anaconda opened with Charles H Cooper of Helena presiding as referee. The defense led by J A Poore and others argued over Perkins affidavit and prior cases including a $1000 fee and mortgage dispute. The session reviewed Perkins murder case against his wife and possible fees of 2500 to 5000. The referee will forward findings to the Montana Supreme Court once the testimony ends.
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Standard Deer Lodge
J. HW. Duffy
Anaconda
Charles H. Cooper
Helena
Supreme Court
J. A. Poore
Attorney General's Office
John Perkins
Duffy
Peter Breen
W. A. Pennington
Butte
C. A. Spaulding
John C. Brown
T. P. Stewart
W. B. Keeley
Deer Lodge
Perkins
J. H. Duffy
O. B. O'Bannon
Imperial Showcases Epic Western in Two Reels
A major western drama directed by McKee Rankin screens at the Imperial tonight. The two reel feature depicts a caravan of 300 immigrants drawn by up to 16 oxen per schooner crossing the prairie. The production remains a standout of the season for realism.
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the Imperial
McKee Rankin
Through the Flames and Amusement at Reel Theater
The Reel theater offers top quality pictures with high attendance. Through the Flames depicts a railroad rescue as a wife’s illness drives an engineer to save villagers and send a crucial message. An Assisted Elopement and Surelock Jones entertain audiences. Friday features an amateur prize show bigger and better than ever.
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Reel
Popular Playhouse
Surelock Jones
Thanhouser House
Dixon Preparing For Bout In Local City
Tommy Dixon athletic director of the Washoe Athletic club trains for a 10 round bout with Tally Johns Friday evening in this city. Dixon’s workouts draw many fans to watch at the club each afternoon and he is winning friends who wish him success against the Butte opponent.
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Tommy Dixon
Washoe Athletic Club
Tally Johns
Dixon
Bolt Convicted of Assault in County Court
Ben Bolt appeared before Judge Murphy and was found guilty of assault on Jack Kelliher after testimony. Bolt received 15 days in the county jail. Kelliher was arrest ed but released when it was determined he did not cause the trouble.
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Ben Bolt
Murphy
Jack Kelliher
Bolt
Kelliher
American divorce held not valid in England
London March 26 June Ames author and former private secretary to Sir Julian Pauncefote and Flora Northesk-Wilson of California appeared before Bow Street magistrate and were committed to Old Bailey for trial on bigamy charges. The English courts had ruled the Boise Idaho divorce invalid in England, making the Portland Oregon marriage bigamous.
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London
June Ames
Julian Pauncefote
Washington
Flora Northesk-Wilson
California
Bow Street
Old Bailey
Ames
Boise
Idaho
Kate Ames
Portland
Ore
Control of Stock Retained by Lewis in Debenture Scheme
Testimony in the FE G Lewis fraud case details a plan to suspend business, launch a debenture note issue, and channel cash to running expenses. Francis G Putnam testified that Lewis retained complete control of stock while declaring it held in trust for debenture purchasers, with the Peoples Savings Trust acting only as registrar.
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Putnam
People's Savings Trust Company
Lewis
Peoples’ Savings Trust Company
Houts
Trust Company
Encampment Entertainment Committees Appointed
The state encampment of the Grand Army Spanish War Veterans Ladies of the Grand Army and the Womens Relief Corps named committees for entertainment at the Anaconda convention May 9 to 11. Chairs include Harold Blake and John Marchion with members covering finances lodging speakers and decoration. A courthouse meeting is set for March 30 to finalize plans.
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Grand Army
Ladies of the Grand Army
Women's Relief Corps
Anaconda
Harold Blake
Thomas J. Ward
E. A. Waterbury
J. P. McAndrews
John Marchion
Andrew Linguist
Edna Waterbury
Lydia Jacobi
George
Jackson
J. E. Sommerhauser
T. Onarheim
Fred Fisher
Hugh Rafferty
Myles Kelly
Spangler
Jessie Blackstone
J. W. McNall
Clara Marceille
Charles Sunderland
T. O'Leary
P. E. Sommerhauser
Benjamin Sweeny
Charles West
C. P. Munroe
Board of County Commissioners
Deer Lodge County
Montana
State of Montana
Deer Lodge
Board of County Cmmissioners
City of
M. P. Mahoney
The Breadwinner Dares Not Give Up
An advertisement style piece urges relief for tired workers with kidney weakness. It cites backache, rheumatic pain, and fatigue as signals of kidney trouble and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a worldwide remedy with home proof claims.
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Brealwinner
Dean
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Anaconda Resident
Mrs. Shackleton of 513 Washington St Anaconda Mont endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble backache and kidney weakness noting relief and long term benefit She cites a family member also benefiting and recalls a confirmation interview from November 2 149 with continued satisfactory results over three years.
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Joseph Shackleton
Washington Street
Anaconda
Mont
Dean
Doan
Smith Drug Company
City notices and social items fill town page
A long list of local happenings includes sales and ads at Quane's Stage's and Parker's with mentions of furniture sewing machines and Blue Ribbon beer. Several residents from Butte Helena Missoula and Miles City are noted with business trips visits and travel. Incorporations for Gregson Hot Springs filed with $200000 capital. local committee named Patrick Dalton chairman and J P McGuire secretary.
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Gregson Hot Springs
Hugh Daly
Mabel Daly
J. JD. Murphy
Butte
Ohio Democrats Back Governor Wilson for Presidential Nomination
In Columbus the Ohio Democratic Progressive league endorsed Governor Wilson of New Jersey for the presidential nomination at the May primaries. The group again avoided naming any other candidate.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Democratic Progressive League
Wilson
New Jersey
Governor Foas seeks Massachusetts ballot preference
Governor Foas informed Representative Curley that he is not a presidential candidate but wishes his name to appear as a preferential option in the Massachusetts primary. Champ Clark declined to allow his name on the ballot in Massachusetts to avoid factional strife and to focus on party-building nationwide.
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Washington
Foas
Curley
Massachusetts
Champ Clark
Four White Liners Found Guilty in Floating Sentence Case
The four white liners arrested Monday appeared before Judge Murphy yesterday and were found guilty of the charge. Three received floating sentences while James McDonald was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail for a prior count on the same charge.
Political skirmish erupts over Wilson Roosevelt clash in House
Washington lawmakers debate a Hearst attack on Governor Wilson with quotes from Theodore Roosevelt and editorials read into record. Rep Gardner of Texas and Rep Connell of New York push remarks while Rep Sulzer of New York defers to a diplomatic consular appropriation bill.
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Washington
House
Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Mann
William Randolph Hearst
Gardner
Texas
United States
White House
Connell
New York
New York City
Representative Hughes
New Jersey
Hearst
Sulzer
Foreign Affairs Committee
We Thank Friends for Kindness After Bereavement
Mr and Mrs A J Eamon express gratitude for acts of kindness and floral tributes shown after their sad bereavement.
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A. J. Eamon
Cabinet moves to hunt down auto bandits
Paris reports a special cabinet meeting ordered a centralized detective division and a mobile secret service to pursue the new auto bandit gang. A European alert followed the murders yesterday as the gang killed a chauffeur at Ville Neuve St Georges and stole 8000 dollars after robbing a Chantilly bank.
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Paris
Europe
Haseen
Ville Neuve St. Georges
Chantilly
Republican Convention Marks Harmony in Helena
In Helena on March 26 the Republican city convention ended factional strife with an open mayoralty race. On the fourth ballot John Wendel defeated Judge Joseph Davis 42 to 35, after R. J. Lemert withdrew on the third ballot. Mayor Horsky chaired as the platform endorsed his administration and former Mayor Edwards, plus support for a municipal owned lighting plant and home rule.
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Helena
Edwards
John Wendel
Joseph Davis
R. J. Lemert
Horsky
Nominated Officials in City Race Include Spratt and Rohrbaugh
In a city motion touching abolition of contract work and sanitary drinking fountains, Thomas H. Spratt was nominated for treasurer and John J. Rohrbaugh for police magistrate, outlining the ballot positions and municipal reform aims.
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Thomas H. Spratt
John J. Rohrbaugh
Judge Denies Acquittal Motion in Sugar Refining Case
In New York on March 26 Judge Hand denied the motion to instruct the jury to acquit directors John F. Parson Washington B. Thomas and others of the American Sugar Refining company charged under the Sherman antitrust law for the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining company closing. Trial will proceed.
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New York
Deadlock Unbroken in New Mexico Senator Ballot
Santa Fe New Mexico reports the seventh ballot for U S senator failed to break the deadlock. Democrats yielded Martinez 28 Jones 21 Poe 1 while Republicans named Fall 4 Andrews 17 Catron 18 Mills 17 and 21 scattering.
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Santa Fe
N. M
United States
Felix Martinez
A. A. Jones
John W. Poe
A. B. Fall
W. H. Andrews
Thomas B. Catron
William J. Mills
Scattering
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Gordon Nats
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F. H. Clinton
Care City Drug Store
Main St
Anaconda, Mont
Loase
Abbott & Ford
East Park Avenue
Daly Bank and Trust CO
B. J. J. Bowman
John R. Toole
Stocnton Veazey
L. Funk
The
Anaconda National ‘Bank
Motor Cycle Club
Copper City
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Good Clothes
Imperial
England
Trest Company
Ness
Afi Ovaters
Foster-Milburn Co
Beffalo
N.Y
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A. O
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Seattle
Ed Woodland
H. Lincoln
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City
Ed Labbe
Gregson Springs
Blue Ribbon Beer
Cash Liquor House
A. H. Cheney
Miles City
Buckner
Main Street
Bell
Elk
Elty Hall
J. M. Minor
John McDonald
Rainbow
Great Falla
Hammerslough
Addie Hotchkiss
Lincoln, Neb
W. E. Hanson
William Montgomery
J. B. Gallagher
John Gibbons
That City
W. E. Jackson
State University At
P. O. Hanson
Harvey Showers
Nell
St. Mark's Guild
Mrs. Shower
West Fifth Street
W. H. Gunniss
Mrs. J. T. Gunniss
Great Falls
Jack Hamill
Peter Collins
San Francisco
Mr. Collins
John A Pyke
Father Synan
St. Peter's Rectory
Father Coopman
St. Paul's Rectory
Philipsburg
George and
Kittie McGregor
Hickory Street
Martha Duffy
Democratic Central Committee
Patrick Dalton
J. P. McGuire
Judge Murphy
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