Cure Piled On Face Relief Promises Free Samples
A Baltimore advertisement touts Resinol and Resinot y for skin troubles and says a reader, Mrs. Mo. Batema, reports relief from a long lasting facial eruption after using the products. It invites readers to mail for free samples from Dept. 26 8, Resinol, Baltimore, Md. Also notes a shoe shake brand ad.
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Philadelphia
Mts
Mra
Batema Viola
Dept
Resinol
Baltimore
Break in Party Widening in Butte Socialist Split
In Montana city disputes widen within the socialist faction as mayor Duncan and conservatives align against radicals. The article notes resignations, factional rules fights, and petitions to revoke the local socialist charter as tensions mount over city appointments and the Industrial Workers challenge. Leaders named include Lewis J. Daly, Clarence Smith, and William Sullivan, with civic figures eyeing a conservative victory in upcoming votes.
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William Sullivan
Sullivan
Reds
Mts
Booker
Rede
Clarence Smith
Wheel Horse
Miners’ Union
Miners Rally In Butte Backed By Longtime Residents
A local election ticket led by vice president William McCaltion and recording secretary Join J She Warden with Don Boyle seeks reelection. The slate is expected to be printed by Thursday and the election set for next Tuesday. Voters anticipate miner support as a decisive gauge.
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J. She
Don Boyle
Alsow
Butte
Three Men to Be Ordained Priests at St Charles College
Helena on May 2 reports three young men will be ordained as priests by Bishop Carroll at St Charles College. C A Scullon of Helena Michael English and Timothy McCormick of St Paul are named for the ordination with preliminary rites starting Thursday at 6 30 am as subdeacon and deacon milestones revealed. Francis Gabisch and Michael McCormick of Helmville will receive graduation certificates in commercial and arts courses respectively as the college closes June 1 with exercises.
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Standard
Helena
St. Charles College
Bishop Carroll
C. A. Scullon
Michael English
Timothy McCormick
St. Paul
Father Scullon
Francis Gabisch
Athan
Mis Souli
Michael McCormick
Helmville
Sekt
Ervices
Main line will again go through Kalispell
Special Dispatch reports Kalispell May 26 J W Hill chair man of the Great Northern board of directors said to Use chat commerce the Libby euta tively be built and final agency is alone responsible for Ite not being in progress now He asserted the main line will be established through Kalispell He pledged company cooperation with the chamber of commerce to reduce freight rates charged local shippers by the Great Northern BG Dahlberg rate expert of Minneapolis arrived to assist in securing data
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Standard
Great Northern
BG. Dahlberg
Minneapolis
Supreme Court Fixes June 14 as Tentative Decision Day
Washington May 26. The U S Supreme Court moved to wrap up cases before the summer recess by setting June 14 as a tentative final decision day. It will meet June 9 to release decisions and may add a second decision day after June 14 if required. Illinois dairy herd case listed among the matters.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Montana Senators Fear for Sun River Project
Montana senators urge action as Sun River settlers face rising annual maintenance and operation charges. Culver protests the burden, arguing the government should not compel payments until the project is turned over to settlers, amid ongoing debates from the Supreme Court ruling.
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Sun River
Culver
Supreme Court
Governor Stewart Leaves for Washington Conference
Special Dispatch from Helena May 2 reports Governor Stewart is summoned to Washington for a conference with Secretary Lane on Montana reclamation funds. A Montana delegation will accompany him, and Governor Norris may join. Stewart aims to present Montana’s case amid reportedly unfavourable developments and plans to be away until June. He will attend the Western Governors Conference in Salt Lake City on June 7 and deliver an address.
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Helena
Myers
Stewart
Ator Myers
Lane
Montana
Norris
Myera
Len Myers
Montans
Washington
Matana
Monstana
Falls
Lena Myers
Salt Lake
Defense contends payment was legitimate in dynamite case
Boston May 26 indications the defense would rely on the ability to prove that Frederick be admitted to have checks American company enjoyed by the company in legitimate capacity developed at the dynamite conspiracy trial today W H Dwelly Jr treasurer of the woolen company who was summoned as a witness for the person testified under cross examination the intention was that Atteaux should visit various places where the companies factories are located and confer with the mill agents regarding labor troubles The payments to Atteaux in two checks were entered according to witness in the same manner as all legitimate disbursements on the company's books Testimony that Atteaux had per-
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Witam HM. Dwelly Jr
Woolen Company
Preserton
Atteaux
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