Registration Push Aims To Secure Votes In Montana
The article urges timely voter registration as up to one third of Montana women may be registered and ready to vote in November. It notes many men also must register, including newcomers, young first timers, and those whose registrations have lapsed. It highlights primaries on August 4 and details the contested New York delegation dynamics between Hughes Root Roosevelt and the Old Guard.
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Montana
Justice Hughes
Senator Root
New York
Whitman
Hughes
Wadsworth
Hilhy Root
Roosevelt
Root
Chicago
Old Guard
American Indian Day Observed On Second Saturday In May
The movement behind American Indian Day gains congressional recognition and broad support. The piece notes Indians vary in circumstance, with many thrifty and prosperous, yet others errant, and highlights government views on progress and large tribal populations, including state counts and Oklahoma’s high numbers.
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Society of American Indians
Congress
Montana
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
War year figures and preparedness debate across states
The text cites state populations and Indian expenditure, noting 118,558 for one state, 42,886 for Arizona, and 21,082 elsewhere, plus $20,603,2248 spent on Indians in the year ending June 30, 1916. It discusses boarding and day schools, mission schools, and a shift in attitudes toward education. It then shifts to a political column criticizing Congress for delaying preparedness measures urged by President Wilson, arguing Republicans bore blame and Roosevelt’s critique highlights unpreparedness, calling for bipartisan action to pass safety bills.
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Arizona
South Dakota
Delaware
Vermont
New England
Maine
United States
Humbera
House of Representatives
Europe
Congress of
Wilson
Congress
Army
Navy
Iete
Roosevelt
Toseve
Germany
Denmark West Indies Treaty Reopened for US Purchase
Washington correspondence reports Denmark reopens talks on selling the Danish West Indies to the United States. Denmark prioritizes cash amid war costs, with St Thomas Santa Cruz and St John cited. A 1902 treaty for 5.9 million dollars failed narrowly in Congress.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Denmark
Panama
Wide Difference Emphasized in War Opinion Sermon
The piece notes twenty one months of conflict underscoring religious divides over the war. It recalls Bishop Chelmsford preaching at St Paul’s London saying Great Britain was bound to seek a just and holy peace, reflecting differing church views on the war’s merits and outcome.
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Woodrow Wilsen
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Europe
Chelmsford
St. Paul's
London
Great Britain
Humor of the Day Funny quips from papers on debts alimony and golf
A collection of witty lines and contrasts from various newspapers. Jests touch on debts, alimony, golf strokes and actors, with sharp one liners about the press and public notices. The snippet showcases humor across sources like Boston Transcript Houston Post Yonkers Statesman Pittsburg Post and Puck.
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Boston Transcript
America
Mexico
Houston Post
Redd
Greene
Yonkers Statesman
Pittsburg Post
Puck
Fever in Consumption Explained by Dr Evans
How to Keep Well outlines how fever and body heat relate to consumption. It notes normal temp near 98 and describes fever patterns, relapse cycles, and using a thermometer to guide rest or activity. The piece warns that high fever signals rapid progression and advises bed rest when fever rises above 101.
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Chiis ‘Tribune
Formal Dinner Table Setting from Early Housekeeping Text
A detailed 1816 guide describes ceremonial private dining table setup with a felted top, central crease for symmetry, a lace edged centerpiece, a low flower ornament, and four candlesticks arranged around it. Crystal candlesticks and silver salts are placed in accurate groups, with guests' plates arranged for ample space and neatly folded monogrammed napkins.
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McChu
Columnists weigh Roosevelt and party figures in national mood
Readers across papers comment on Teddy Roosevelt patriotism and political impact while Sullivan hints at revolution in Santo Domingo. The Bryan boom stirs Democratic ire as Ford finds humor in the presidential scene and generals outpace diplomats in action.
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Roosevelt
Columbia
Sullivan
Santo Y Domingo
Pittsburg
Fairbanks
Bryan
Minneapolis Journal
Out on Location for Moving Pictures Across the Nation
The studio explains going out on location to photograph scenes in Arizona Florida California Alaska and New York with diverse climates and landscapes. Cast and crew travel from New York to near and far venues including Saranac Lake Scranton and Virginia while some exteriors are recreated in studio to meet dramatic needs.
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New York
Arizona
Floreda
California
Los Angeles
Alaska
Auirondack Mountains
Saranacine
Les Almo
Great Northwest
Scranton
Yarcest
Virginia
Imprant
Simtda
Wee
Bridgehampton
Long Island
Mane
Japan
Janan
Wwe Grove
Awa
Mimmer
Cheaper Tank Staking and Large Seat Count Update
A local report highlights reduced costs for tank staking and an increase in seat counts, detailing how price cuts improve access and capacity. Officials cite broader supply chain easing and revised allocations to boost affordability and availability for consumers and institutions.
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Paton Inciare
Oreo Mire
Raman
Ertand Vara
Venter
Kane-B
Eisbeck
Tom Beart
Anaronda Mont
England
Frita
Berlin
Ernest Haeckel
Sir Oliver Lodge
Gerard
Sussex
John Bull
Pancho Villa
Seattle
Blind Tigere
Ees
Amsterdam
Boy-Ea
Order of the Red Eagle
Uncle Sam
Verdun
Ireland
Asquith
du Pont
Funston
Ohio
Theodore E. Burton
Mr. Tiryan
Charles
Big Bend
Charles E. Smyth
W. A Evans
Frances Marshall
Spirit of
The
Teddy
Springfield Union
Henry Ford
Memphis
Baltimore Sun
Colonel House
General Scott
Spetroit Free Press
Ole Daily Mary
Roy Milog
Butte Floral Co
Broadway
Conley Gunentellegs
Butte
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
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