Arm disarmament urged at Trinidad camp amid strike chaos
Maj. W A Holbrook urged 2000 strikers at Camp San Rafael Trinidad to surrender arms and return to homes as interpreters and officials explained disarmament plans. He said the president’s orders would be enforced with force if needed, while promising receipts for surrendered weapons and avoiding actions against non working miners. Other notes mention a Belgrade May 6 dispatch: ranchers West Gallatin man died of appendicitis and peritonitis at 25, survived by siblings. and a government wage report showing farm laborers earning faster gains than city workers over 20 years.
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Trinidad
Col
W. A. Holebrook
United States Cavsity Ody
Camp San Rafael
United States
William — Diamond
Ginjor Holbrook
Eheader
Nietas
Major Holbrook
United
Nery
West Virginia
Swwe
Wilson
Lockett
Standard
Belgrade
Sen Wor
West Gallatin
Tod
Johnston Hospital
Ree
Becker's Second Trial at Sing Sing Portrait
The photo shows John Lynch Mra Becker and her brother outside Sing Sing death house after a new trial was granted. Charles Becker's brother and Mra Becker are present as Becker faces the proceedings.
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Underwood & Underwood
New York
John Lynch
Mra. Becker
Tenant Becker
Charles Becker
Sing Sing
Becker's Bid to Save Himself From Death Penalty
New York May 8 Charles Becker a former police lieutenant began his bid to avoid the electric chair in the Herman Rosenthal murder case Attorneys including Rourke Cochran attacked District Attorney Whitman as contempt of court efforts to brand witnesses as perjurers and influence the panel The judge denied the motions including venue change and dismissal of the special panel The district attorney aims to present before the first witness today with the trial halted due to circumstantial safety concerns and the custody order for the jurors and witnesses.
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New York
May
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Becker
Rourke Cochran
Whitman
Montana engineers push amendment to mining laws
The Montana Society has passed resolutions sent to Montana's Washington delegation, endorsing current congressional efforts to revise mining laws with a five person commission including an attorney geologist a mining engineer a US Geological Survey representative and a mine owner. The May meeting is set for May 1 at 1 p m in the courthouse society room in Butte. A separate note reports O Callaghan aged 11 fell 60 feet on Mountain Concord Street fracturing his legs and chest. he is hospitalized at St James.
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Montana Society
Montana
Washington
Congress
Indorsi J
American Institute At Mining Eagle
Engin
United States’ Geological Survey
Bureau of Mines
Society For May
Nelive O'Callaghan
Main Street
St. James Hospital
Judge Booker Fines Charles Hida a 823 for Knuckles Attack
The judge announced yesterday that anyone using brass knuckles or carrying them faces a fine of 100 dollars. Charles Hida a 823 was fined for attacking Lewis Abrams, as charged.
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Booker
Charles Hida'a
Lewis Abrams
Chief Justice Brantly to Speak at Arm a College Graduation
Chief Justice Brantly of the Montana Supreme Court plans to deliver the commencement address at Arm a College on June 4, joining the largest class in the college’s history. Word comes as Dillon reports ongoing trial activity, including the state versus James Kula, a white slavery case dismissed for lack of sufficient evidence.
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Standard
Dillon, May
Joseph Monroe
Montana State Normal Allege
Theodore Brantly
State Supreme Court
Dillon
Arma College
Brantly
Stannara
James Kula
Poindexter
Kula
Oil Interest Leaders Press Secretary on Tampico Stakes
New York figures Hay and Mark Neveson press secretary Bryan on measures to protect Tampico District oil properties. They urge immediate steps to safeguard a property deemed at greater risk than others.
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Wot Hay
Mark Nevetson
New York
Representi Ng American
Tap
Bryan
Tampico
Orpheum to Feature New Essanay Photoplay
A big three reel style Essanay photoplay will be shown at the Orpheum today. It follows The Fulfillment, one of the most sensational photoplays exhibited there, which closed last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Evelyn Thaw Reflects on Life and Future After Trials
Evelyn Thaw discusses her past with Harry Thaw, her health, and work. She describes her present life in New York and Paris, her dancing career, and plans for a possible future marriage. She emphasizes independence, resilience, and the value of labor over idle days.
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Paris
Tack Chord
Dancin
Evelyn Thaw
Russell
New York
Tony
Harry Thaw
Wien Evelyn
Dr. Flint
Marell
Cout
Jack Clifford
Mrs. Thaw
Hammer- Stein's
Mrs Thaw Shines On Stage As Actress And Dancer
Mrs Thaw and partner Jack Clifford performed a sequence of dances including tango and dip in a lively program featuring the Courtney sisters and Neaitation choir. The playlet Mariette depicted a studio love triangle in Paris with Rudolf and the baron, ending with renewed affection as Sissle Hayden and others provided music and mime.
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Mrs, Thaw
Dancitiz
Jack Clifford
Atv
Courtney
Peppino
Arnaud Brothers
Mike Berhard
Cyelist
Mariette
Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw
Rudolph
Jack Cofford
Enrico Zantretta
Sissle Hayden Jillette
Heth O'Sullivan
Tose
Catherine Hradley
Hariette
Viola Allivon
A. Arnaud
Paul
John Arnaud
Joseph
Rene Armas
Paris
Marie
Rtudolph
Jules
Mia
Woman's Club elects new officers amid suffrage clash
Yesterday afternoon at the Woman's club the regular annual election of officers was held. Mrs. P. Irish, a relatively new member, will lead the organization next year, a victory for suffragists within the club. Mrs. W. F. Noyes withdrew after being nominated for a second term. Other officers elected include Mrs. Grigg, Mrs. Haskins, Mrs. Arthur, and Mrs. Kerr, with several positions filled by acclamation. The contest between factions has lingered for weeks as the club eyes future leadership and activities.
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Woman's Club
Mra
P. Irish
TA. Grigg
Helmer Ginger
Mw Trisit
Grin
Irish
oMcera
Haskins
Ser
Sam Arthur
Kerr
George Metinte
Aws Christie
Chaigmnan
Mes
Rawah
Bostwick
Trish
Ity
Nobles of Mystic Shrine Leave Montana on Georgia Trip
A caravan of Montana Shriners led by Rev D J Price and others sets out from Helena, Great Falls, and Missoula toward Atlanta, with stops in Nashville and Minneapolis. The group includes J A Kelly Forsyth W H Porter and more than 20 Helena Shriners. Planned entertainments include bands, feathered regalia, and a welcome in Atlanta with hospitalities and a possible return via Washington or New York.
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Newman
William Silverman
J de McVicars
Great Falls
Fr. Warren
Ute
Montana
Tomorras
Zurah Temple
Minneapolis
Slimeapolis
Nashville
del Hagon
Nashville Circle
Atlanta
Mont
Athana
Washington
New York
Helena Shriners
Mr. Parden
A. W. Mahon
T. Walters
EC. Day
H.R. Cunningham
Edgar Cunningham
Atlanta Council
Kilanta
County seeks Frann Powers on petty larceny charge
Frann Powers, a Crescent Creamery collector, is sought by county authorities for allegedly taking $5. Edward Edwards was arrested by Patrolman Heaney on a petty larceny complaint from A. Frendenthal, owner of a clothing store on Park Street, for three pairs of trousers hidden under his coat. James McLoughlin of Centerville is charged with second degree assault on his wife, Annie McLaughlin, and related breaking and entering after family troubles. Nick Kast is accused of passing a worthless check to Nick Gochmas.
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Frann Powers
Agea O
Crescent Creamery Company
Edward Edwards
James McLoughlin
Centerville
Geeree
Annie McLaughlin
Mu Pay
McLaughlin
Xhiulder
Wala
U Tid Warren
Nick Kasting
Nick Gochmas
Unclear OCR fragment involving Stephen Apell and Lynch family
Fragmentary text mentions Stephen Lynch and Amanda Appel with unclear relation to a father and business matters. Unable to determine full event, location, or date from the readable lines.
Demand for Montana coins grows rapidly
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Dillon reports Montana exposition secretary Frank Hazelbaker busy as demand for the new Montana coins surges. Over 10,000 coins mailed nationwide, with urgent requests pouring in. Officials scramble to distribute remaining supply as letters keep arriving.
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Dillon
Frank Hazelbaker
Montana Exposition Immission
Maxebaker
Elerrams
Frm Tagelbaker
Estate of late president of pirateship reading company
The will of the late president leaves a wife and several grandchildren with bequests. no public bequests are noted. The estate is valued at an estimated amount, with earnings and assets described in the draft.
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Raer
Pritatespia & Reading
Iso
Funeral services for oP Demtakens and JuVon
The funeral for avon will be held at Walsh's undertaking parlors at relock, proceeding to Holy Savior. A mass will be celebrated at the Holy Cross cemetery.
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Walsh
Arelock
Holy Cross Cemetery
J J Walsh named independent tribunal director
J J Walsh has been appointed as an independent tribunal director. The move positions Walsh to oversee rulings and uphold impartiality within the organization.
Death notice for Thomas of Conrad region family names
The obituary summary notes the passing of Thomas, a beloved figure linked to Conrad and surrounding areas. It mentions family ties and local recognition, with emphasis on personal impact and community loss. The text appears fragmentary, but preserves the core fact of a death and the subject’s local significance.
Funeral notices for Murphy and Lund appear in Sherman area
The funeral for Murphy will be held at the Sherman Funeral Parlor this morning with services at St. Mary’s and interment at Moly Cross Cemetery. Arrangements for Lund have not been finalized. Tremaine and Sherman undertaking parlors are handling details and a notice will follow.
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Murphy
Iephy
Fock
St. Eh
Moly ‘Cros
Lund
Aries Lund
Tremaine
Sherman
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New Jersey
Mr. Leyson
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Massachusetts
Justice Brantly
Columbus
Robert Heggie
Stillwater County
Ibert
Night Riders
Peter Sham
Orpheum Theater
Mars
Sphinx
Harry
Mie
Mother Thew
Evelyn Thew
Jay
Meon
Jack
Vees
Tammerfein
David Telasco
Tie
Leonard
Garpenters
Lilly
Mmechanics
Eve
Atelanta
Nrans Wamts Calle
California
Cou
Chan
Mrs
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Georgia
Vingilad
al- Beria
Hutte
Helena
Cisco
Conventio
San Francisco Bagdad Temple
Tors Couch
Wwe
Algeria
Blackfoot
Glacier Park
Butte Shriners
Redskins
Montana Shriners
Southland
Bagdad
Montoe
Votentate Aan
Bawtad Temple
Or Stephen Appel
James
Stephen Lynch
Jere
Ane
Melaner
Mans Estate
J. J. Walsh
fover-Dell
Titu
Ral
Kuma
Conole
Thomas
Wena Sara Sonnee
Conrad, Bont
Winerat Notk
Larry Duggan
Joseph Richards
Emt
Ind
Bell
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