Accumulated troubles dethrone a woman's reason
Grace Lewistown, with Taylor kinfolk, sinks into insanity after a family death and estate burden. She sought a revolver uptown as tension between mourning, inheritance, and rationed liberty overwhelms her mind. Relatives reside in the East, including a Cornell-connected sister.
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Grace Lewistown
Ay S Taylor
Edwar Taylor
M Taylor
Nella
Cornell University
W. D. Symmes
JE. Pinkley
Lewistown
Methodist Church
Bike
M. Donaldson
Servine
Beatrice Kriebbel
Henry Kriebel
W. J. Burton
Aushiste Burton
White Sulphur News Attends Court in County
County legal circle gathers as attorneys from Lewistown Judith Gap Helena and Two Dot attend sessions. Notables include EL Rousseau business visitor and residents Glenn D Anderson Emma Lowry and Mrs Hilliard McDonald. Charles Mayn and Harold return from Helena to reopen home on First Street while Emma Mayn visits family.
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Surphur Springs
Sen AL Mathews
HH. Hetfowagy
Newourander
S Cheadle
Lewistown
Norman A. Baracora
Judith Gap
Sturt
C. B. Nolan
Helena
EL. Rousseau
Dot
Hilliard McDonald
Grace van Helm
Garnet
By Auto
Frank Carrier
Bheep Creek
Having & Tawault
Mire
Emma Mayn
St. Louis
Charles Mayn
Great Falls Stock Thefts Lead To Arrests
Local stock inspector and three men near Hower northwest of the city are charged with horse theft. Nathaniel Hitchardx, Carl Granger, and Halt The arrests followed an alleged robbery at Power of a fees or horses near Parrell by St. Peter's. One furred horse was recovered Monday.
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Jena
Hower
Norve
Nathaniel Fern Hitchardx
Carl Granger
Parrell
St. Peter's
Man on bike seriously injured in Missoula crash
Clark, a Missoula high school student, was run down on South Sixth Street by Fred Reardon, a Lane grocer, while returning from lunch. He suffered serious injuries including a possible fractured vertebra and remained at the scene near Clark's building.
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Clark
Jani County
Missoula
D. W
Amisso
Fred Reardon
Philipsburg News highlights and local updates
Philipsburg News summarizes a crowded week with returning residents and visitors, including Mrs Sam t A, May McConnell of Butte, and Harry Harding’s recent Philipsburg stay. It notes a Great Falls trip by Mrs A A McDonald, California sojourns of Frank J Wilsons, and Walter W Kroger’s East trip. Community events include a social honoring Mrs Sophia Hansen, a move toward Missoula with the Hansen family, and a public school board meeting. two candidates, Miss Anna Sadin and Miss Elsie Troeltzsch, are granted second grade states after exams. The spring piano recital at Red Men’s hall features Miss Margaret Doe, with a strong slate of high school performers.
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Sam T
Wiliam
Philipsburg
May McConnell
Butte
Lure
Harry Harding
Southern Cross
A. A. McDonald
Great Falls
F. J. Perry
Frank J. Wilson
California
Walter W. Kroger
Sophia, Hansen
GE. Hansen
Missoula
Perna
Julius Hansen
Robert McDonel
Anaconda
I. Tivine
Anna Sadin
Elsie ‘Troeltzsch
Philipsburs
Boa Aulta
Tikes
Real Possum Tale From Nigger Hollow Stuns Belgrade Readers
Belgrade locals recount a strange 1915 16 winter tale of a tropical possum found lean and hungry in a straw near Nigger Hollow by Witte Forks. Eyewitnesses say the possum, nicknamed Nisger, aided by local belief, survived the harsh season and later fed on bananas and prunes while being shown around.
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Belgrade
Gallatin Wal
Wittrday
Nigger Hollow
Witte Forks
Nisger” Ree Nave
A. Three Forks
Deer Lodge News Highlights Local Visits and County Meet
Deer Lodge reports visiting residents James Hicks now in Tacoma en route from Chicago with returns to old friends. Henry Kauhaupt and family plan summer in Michigan and Wisconsin to aid health. Local trains amuse at Milwaukee station with a four legged bull occupying baggage. Gallatin hosts annual field meet with weather delays and final scores led by Gallatin with Pitts and Marsden among top finishers.
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Deer Lodge
James Hicks
Tacoma
Chicago
Henry Kauhaupt
Oconto
Wii
Tront Mountain
Mich
Milwaukee's
Zimmerman
Noerdeen
Sioux City
Oakes
N. D
Leo Kemp
Haugan
Mont
J. J. Rockerbrand
Arthur
Einert
Walter M. Smith
Wilmington
Del
Mary Stopple
Garrison
John Geary
A. Stoddard
Clark
Butte
Track Meet Results From multiple towns show varied placements
Murphy leads distance events with 37 feet 5 inches, Gallatin places twice in sprints. Marsden wins the dash for Gallatin with Dawes second for Manhattan. Belgrade nets thirds in several events. Machemer and Ryan top high jump, Steel clears two inches in height, and Mack wins hurdles. Time figures include 1945 seconds and 19 flat in one heat.
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Belgrade
Gallatin County
Gallatin
Manhattan
Raymond Pitts
Paul Marsden
Saifr. Galatin
Robert Mack
Ful- Gallatin
Pitts
Beltrade
Jer
Murphy
Donohue
Three Forks
Toos
Marsden
Dawes
Bitenter Belgrade
Machemery Gallatin
Ryan
Perks
Mack
Tyan
Donahue
Belgrad
Woolsey
Mar. She
Martin
Mats Holdiman
Hecock
Belarads
Mareden
Ritchie
Bell Urate
Milman
Hatin
Mionforten
Machemer
Maraden
Gal
Walsh amendment adopted by Senate funds good roads plan
After two days of debate Senator Walsh of Montana led the Senate to approve the Walsh amendment to the good roads bill. It appropriates 1,000,000 dollars yearly for 11 years to aid construction in cooperation with public land states and counties. The vote was reported as 37 to 0, and Walsh said this margin should push House acceptance. The Senate also rejected the conference report on the Indian appropriation bill, delaying funding for the Flathead and Urner irrigation projects.
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Washington
May
Walsh
Montana
Senate
House
Flathead
State college oratorical winner tops Missoula event
Peer Eve t of the state university at Missoula won first place in the annual state collegiate oratorical contest held here. Mant and. Lee Park of the college Here took first honors in the extemporaneous speaking contest. Other participants included Raty Holand of the state normal college at Dillon, L Lewellyn Luce representing the college here, and Walter Alford of the Wesleyan University at Helena. Forrest Werts of Winneva and Miss Edna Voigt of the Macle normal spoke in the extempo states contest. Judges were Bruce Milliken of the Butte bar, Attorney H C Miller of Livingston, and Patten of Bozeman.
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MaGle Normal
Bruce Milliken
The
Butte Foot
C. Miller
Lisingston
Patten
Bozeman
Chicago man regains piano ability after finger lengthening surgery
In a historic procedure Dr Otto Bryning Uejamaica removed granula dees and shortened the stump caused by an auto accident to restore the injured digit. The patient, Gleo ge Merrel of Chicago, now has added Pisgah Inch in length and can continue playing the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleo Ge Merrel
Chicago
Otto Bryning Uejamaica
Presidential primary returns tabulated for Montana delegates
Helena dispatch reports complete Montana results from two weeks earlier. Republican Brennan wins a place on the delegation while Mantle loses. Dixon edges Too Roosevelt support, and first eight Republican delegates listed with alternates. Democratic side shows Hosenax Burr, Burke, Mecant, Walsh among top eight. Roosevelt and Cummins tallies incomplete. Progressives and Socialists counted. final canvass to follow.
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Helena
Anderson
W. J. Brennan
Flathead
United States
Eihster Lee Mantle
Se Cummins
Joseph M. Dixon
Tooosevelt
Tooosevelt, Finished Second In the List of 22 Aspirants, ‘the Fas
Fas
Ang
Burling Game
Dixon
Booth
Selway
Quone Carroll
Tusk
Fiseman
Goddard
Mantle
Braten
Harvey
Lee Power
McCone
Bievens
Clynick
Mace Kensie
McLean
Gillaly
Kot
Fishbeck
Shelton
Tressler
Hosenax
Tiger
Burke
Meccant
Walsh
Brewne Norris
Arthur
Art
Gallwey
Atl
Smith
Figueion
Good
Morris
Bete
Presbye
Thurston
Mansur
Polson
R. R. Purcell
Helenae
Wilson
Thiano
Cummins
Roosevelt
Talking machines and London traffic in 1913 report
The eighth annual report of the board of trade notes phonographic listening effects and London traffic. It cites Watsons phonograph ear experiences and explains ear adaptation to accents. London transport figures show railways carrying 462 million passengers, trams 640 million, buses 756 million in 1913, with total journeys about 1.0 billion and per head 271.5.
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Phonogaca Phc
New York Sun
Watson
Machin
London
New York Journal of Cqm
Poard of Trade
London Railways
Gi Yondon
Bet
Colors Are Still Coming and Smoke From Mount Hood
Reports discuss shortages of dyes affecting fashion colors in Europe and America, with notes on cafe au lait and Fragonard shades in fabrics. Weather theories describe smoke from Mount Hood’s crater, including wind-driven vapor and steam plumes. The piece mentions U S arable land data with 235 million acres, 100 million cultivated, and 400 thousand under cultivation in a brief statistical aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
America
Setine
Pirearmiis
Jersey
United
Sarria
Ed Clark Found Guilty in Great Falls HoldUp
May 6. Ed Clark, long associated with a checker career, was found guilty of grand larceny in Great Falls for the Joe Vanuto holdup. A fellow suspect, Genereaux, implicated Clark, leading to recovery of a gold watch. Clark faces sentencing as authorities review penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Clark
Great Falls
Butte
Theietrict Court
Joe Vanuto
Kight
Jan
Vanuto
Clark
Arthur
Genereaux
Cubis
Hently
Ward
Primitive dye fisherman crafts color for nets
An ingenious craftsman devised a method to dye his fishing nets using a simple wooden Indigo Ive and a quart jar of preservative to create a new color. The tale reflects early dye techniques and practical problem solving by a skilled worker.
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Industrial Accident Board
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Stewart
Norris
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Suings
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A.M. Alderson
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Davey & Gilmore
Finlen
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P. Love
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