Gallatin Leads Missoula Meet In State Track Tests
In Missoula 1913 interscholastic meet Gallatin high school led with 118 points after three events, while Bozeman and Helena fought for honors. Jolley of Gallatin faced a four year eligibility protest, with finals to decide his fate. Phelps of Butte dominated sprints and set a pace for the day as teams vie for state title on a crowded field.
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Missoula
Varius High School
Gallatin
Bozeman
Helena High School
Great Falls
Ad Missoula
Dwight
Gallatin Valley
Roseman
Lee Park Na Britton
Park
Tritton
Leever
Interscholastic Association
Jolley
Board of Control
Tupon
Phelps
Tittle Col Sea
Butte
University Feld
Autetes
Miland
Fort Missoula
Ugh
Athlet
University Hall
Ingram
Helema
Bridgeman
Sticht
Britton
Puryear
Victor
Hevan
Devore
Larfiner
Billings
Firet
Phelps Ghutte
Whaley
Newman
Selleck
Stevensville
Murphy
Rowland
Helena
Luce Gallatin
Limeste
Wat- Hing
Avhaley
Dumnie
Johnson
Gil Tete
Watt
Devore Stearns
Schrampf
Custertin
Anaconda
Hel Nay
Watkins
Hurdies
Kelly
Sullivan
McHatfie
Marr
Ham- Smcaulliffe Butte
Rowand
Anderson
Jon
McHate
Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Relief for Constipation
An old advertisement urges mothers to use Syrup of Figs as a safe stomach and bowel cleaner for children and adults. It claims coated tongues signal waste buildup, promises quick relief from feverish, irritable, or upset stomachs, and touts the product as tasty, nonirritating, and derived from figs, senna, and aromatics.
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California Fig Syrup Company
Tuberculosis Cure Praised In Amenia Letter
A letter from Amenia New York recites a recovery from tuberculosis after using Eckman’s Alter. The testimonial describes severe chills coughing and great weakness before taking the remedy. The author claims rapid improvement with weight gain and full health restored. The note is signed by EH and endorsed by a pastor.
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Wright
Dorey
Wwidene
Amenia
N.Y
Cecayman
Eckman
Treaith
Eekman
Rus Newbro Drug Company
Butte Feading
Piadelphia
Beat testimony at Johnson trial may be barred
A federal judge was to decide whether testimony about Jack Johnson beating a woman will be allowed in the Mann Act case. Witness Miss Schreiber testified she met Johnson in 1909 and described alleged payments and travel arrangements. Objections from the defense interrupted the session, and court adjourned with plans to resume.
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Chicago
May
Jack Johnson
Carter
Elle Mehreliver
Thoman Johnson
Pittsburg
John A
New York
Chicas
Oakland
Boston
Parkin
Miss Schreiber
Mudge Carpenter
Robbery Report From Sagebrush Sheepherder Case
B 3 Kopis a 20 year old sheepherder fresh from Idaho sagebrush arrived in Butte yesterday morning en route to Eastern Montana. On Park street he befriended a stranger who invited him to breakfast and later at a Galena street restaurant he was attacked. Two husky men and two colored women were at the table. Kopis went to police late last evening with a sore head after his pockets were picked and his car damaged.
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Kopis
Idaho
Kipie
Pink Charmeuse Ensemble Described in Peach Tones
Fashion note outlines an outfit with a peach charmeuse tunic and corsage, veiled in rich ivory. The skirt gathers at the front with a bunch of silk roses in a vieux blue shade, creating a simple graceful silhouette.
Murderous Axe Spree Blamed on Henry Lee Moore
Missouri official assigns 25 ax murders in four states to Henry Lee Moore now serving a term in Jefferson City. Moore allegedly killed mothers, children, and spouses in Missouri Kansas Colorado Iowa and Illinois. Investigator McCaughry cites brutal, ritual patterns and a mind steeped in crime research.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Mundere
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Iowa
Henry Lee Moore
Missouri Penitentiary
Me W. McCaughry
Wenrs Moore
Jefferson City
Mary Wilson
George Moore
Timbia
Moore
Crippen
England
McCaughry
Wayne
Mra. A
Turnham
Ellsworth
I Tollah
Virlines
Mix
Wilson
Communitia
Mcclaughry
Hutchinson
Perso
MrClaughry
Federal Penitentiary
Currency Reform at Present Session in House Discussion
May and June 1 actions dominate talks on currency reform. Underwood reports the House will take up banking and currency legislation within three weeks, aiming to organize committees and start work by June 1. The president favors currency reform this session and considers sending a special message urging Congress to act.
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W. Underwood
Der
House
Pennsylvania
Gaucus
Senate
Pnderwood
Congress
Old Scandal Revived In Answer To OConnor Suit
In St Louis on May 8 the Amer ican league club answered a $5.09 claim by former manager Jack O Connor alleging unpaid due. The defense accuses O Connor of disrepute for aiding Napoleon Lajoie in a Cobb batting contest and details alleged improper instruction to Third Baseman Corridon to back off to benefit Lajoie during a 1919 game. The club contends any contract with O Connor was forfeited by his conduct in the Lajoie matter.
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St. Louis
St. Louts
Jack O'Connor
O'Connor
Napoleon Lajoie
Ty Cobb
Cleveland
St Louis
Corridon
Lajoie
Hin
Gentes 1c
Cooperative society reports large wholesale sales and layoffs
The document reviews the Cooperative Wholesale Society of Manchester and its branches, noting wholesale sales of 144,696,008 for the year and member societies totaling around 40,000 in leadership and share capital. It discusses overlaps, competition, and a push toward consolidation to improve trading efficiency. It also references historical notes on sewing machinery development and a poem interspersed within the text.
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Serra
Heath
England
Eah
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