Ravalli County Pushes Skalkaho Road Linking Rails
Miles Romney credits government backing and local funding for a 26 mile Skalkaho road to connect Hamilton and Anaconda. The project aims to spur Bitter Root trade, serve 180000 people, and create a scenic mountain highway with state support and bond election in the next primary.
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Hamilton
Anaconda
Montana
Haseen
Butte
Rocky Mountain
Miles Romney
Ravalli County
Mr. Romney
Bitter Root
United States
Bitter Root Valley
Ravalli
Georgetown Lake
Philipsburg
Ravalli County Good Roads Association
Myers
Lautz
Forestry Bureau
Houston
Granite County
Romney
H. A. Calkins
Forestry Service
Highway Commission
Medicine Lake
R. W. Beck
R. A. O'Hara
Sever Thompson
Darby
Otto R. Bolen
Joseph Bowden
Corvallis
Elmer Johnson
George T. Baggs
Stevensville
E.C. Mathews
Florence
Missoula
Drummond
Bonita
Republicans Establish Campaign Headquarters
Republican headquarters opened at 25 North Main Street yesterday with a full staff and active campaign for alderman candidates. Chairman Richard Brimacombe, John Wulf, and city executive committee members lead the effort listing candidates Clara OConnor Daly, W B Ivey, W J Pollard, Roy C Redlich, Albert Pierce, Frederick Langdon, Daniel Thomas, Albert E Wilkinson, and John MacDonald across the eight wards.
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North Main Street
Richard Brimacombe
John &. Wulf
Clara O'Connor Daly
W. B. Ivey
W. J. Pollard
Roy C
Lost Four Days Totters To Town
A. F. Rabe, a 53 year old farmer from Elk Washington, wandered four days in the Mount Spokane wilderness without food before reaching Blanchard Idaho at noon yesterday. He left Wednesday to drive in his cows and became lost turning up only after sheltering in a deserted cabin Friday night.
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A. F. Rabe
Blanchard
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Rabe
Court Hears Gambling Charges In Police Court
Fines of 25 dollars each were imposed on Sam Alley and George Kerras for vagrancy by gambling. Testimony stated dice passed over a counter and money was pocketed. Several others forfeited bonds for drunkenness, and minor fines were levied for horse untied and a fist fight among Phoenix Heating workers.
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Sam Alley
George Kerras
East Park Street
Pete McDonald
Wyoming Street
Joe Marcus
Marcus
Mike Metrovich
Louise McDonald
Tom Harrington
May Arnold
Hope Martin
Phoenix Heating Company
John Burke
W. J. Corbett
Corbett
Burke
Cc. R. Tryack
Granite and
Main
Grimes
Frank Sullivan
Sullivan
Double Tragedy in New Orleans Man Kills, Then Self
In New Orleans A. W. Favalora 32 shot and killed Miss Carrie Hirschler 22 and then shot himself. Relatives say the man was crazed after she refused marriage as hundreds witnessed the crime. The fatal incident occurred early today and left both victims dead.
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New Orleans
A. W. Favalora
Carrie Hirschler
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