Mexican Governor Canto funds army from Tia Juana track profits
Isadore Laventhal asserts General Canto uses revenue from the Tia Juana race track and gambling concessions to pay Mexican soldiers in Lower California. He notes 80 percent of helpers are Mexicans, high duties on hay and oats fund the army, and coffroth’s track aims to attract eastern stables.
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Canto
Isadore Laventhal
Tia Juana
Laventhal
Butte
Thornton
Mexico
Calfornia
Bur
Matherland
United States
California
Ots
Sihmy Coffroth
Coffroth
Imay
Josek
General Canto
New Zealanders Peculiar as Found by Miss Rankin
Miss Jeannette Rankin of Missoula reports on New Zealand labor and living conditions. She notes low white wages, frugal natives, no real compulsory arbitration, and labor disputes without strikes or lockouts. Rankin will discuss Australia and New Zealand at a Helena meeting as president of the Good Government league of Montana.
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New Zealand
Jeannette Rankin
Missoula
Montana
United States
Miss Rankin
Antipodes
Good Government League of
Helena
Australia
Wilson Returns From California trip
H I Wilson, once a racing magnate from Butte, returns after three months in California. He reports good weather in San Francisco, prosperity there, and notes Snowflakes and raindrops during his stay. He says California and San Francisco enjoy strong times while other cities lag.
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H. I. Wilson
John Bunny
Wilson
California
Butte
Mr. Wilson
Frisco
San Francisco
M Wilson
CANNOT POST BILLS WITHOUT A LICENSE
Line of paper refers to a case in infermce where William Steinmetz, theater manager, paid a $10 fine in police court for posting ad daubs without a license. The Mon tana Bil Posting company contested rights to post small bills on leased boards cited as snipe and daub. The court ruled posters violated the ordinance and notice of appeal was filed. Also mentions Dan Aston convicted of vagrancy and Pocatello Chronicle suspension over a $1200 attachment. James Murray’s ownership context discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Steinmetz
Noire Theater
Xigdon
Montana Bil
Empire Theater
Wilkes Stock Players
Wilkes Broadway
City Ordinanes
Dan Aston
Henderson
Aston
Inside Bathing With Hot Water and Limestone Phosphate
An old advertisement urges readers to drink a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this cleanses purifies and revives digestion and energy, promising relief for constipation biliousness headaches and general malaise.
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Advt
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief
Olive Tablet Company markets Olive Tablets as a mild laxative alternative to calomel for chronic constipation and torpid liver. They claim the tablets soothe the bowels without forcing unnatural action and avoid unpleasant taste, promoting natural function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calomel
Edwards
Pine Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
No Home Available for Society's Use
After days of searching Butte and surrounding districts for a residence the Montana Child Society led by Rev. J. G. Williams has postponed plans to establish a home here. Missoula will host the headquarters with Williams spending most time in the city and inquiries directed to 12 Broad Street Missoula.
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Butte
J. G. Willams
Montana
Soula
Willams
Williams
Broad Street
Missoula
Bazaar Preparations By St Pauls Ladies
The ladies of St Pauls Methodist church plan an afternoon meeting to finalize arrangements for the bazaar set to open Tuesday May 20 in the southwest corner of the courthouse basement. The event was postponed earlier due to illnesses among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Matron of Poor Farm Defends Living Conditions
Matron Mrs. Mors Ward McCarthy counters inmate claims at the county poor farm saying conditions are well cared for with good food and sanitary wards. She notes four graduate nurses hired since January and that scraps are given to animals while meals include roast and beet with dressing for Sundays.
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Farith
Mors Ward McCarthy
Bankrupt John Mc Stank of Butte Referred to Referee
Judge Hourquin yesterday adjudged John Mc Stank of Butte a bankrupt and referred the matter to Referee Kins Guy C Hough and Cronan filed petitions for discharge in bankruptcy. Hearings set for June 26 in Helena with expert G F Rinehart superintendent Dry Montana Moderation speaking May 25 at 8 pm in the Auditorium. War impacts Madras nut trade.
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Refore
Hourquin
John McStank
Butte
Kins
Guy C. Hough
Cronan
Helena
G. F. Rinehart
Siperintendent
Montana
Sp. m
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Green
West Park Street
Jonas
Henry Jonas & Son
East
Granite Street
Bears
Motherland
Anager
EMP Theater
Pocatello Chronicle
Pocatello
Idaho
Lambert Paper Company of
Salt Lake
D. A. Cummings
James Murray
Sanrday
Pocatello Water Pany
Water Company
Dr. Edwards
Alexander Graham Bell
Bell
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Madras
India
Pacu
Anaconda
Mont
A. Tuttle
Thomas Silka
Sheridan
Mont. Elling & Co
J.H. Thomas
Pony, Mont. Rony Drug Co
Philipsburg
Red Cross Pharmacy
Salmon
Dition, Mont
C. P. Thomas Store
Three Forks
Three Forks Drug Co
City Drag Co. Roundup
Acton’s
West Broadway
Butte Floral Co
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