Democratic Rally at Austrian Hall Boosts Local Ticket
A large crowd gathered at the Austrian hall for a Democratic ward rally led by John Fe of Butte with speakers including Joseph Sladich T F Murephy and Boarman. Attendees heard support for the Democratic ticket across county and state offices and details of upcoming events at the Margaret theater and a final rally tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fe
Butte
Joseph Sladich
T. F. Mure Phy
Sladich
Boarman
Swick Indorsed by Typographical Union for Representative
Anaronan Typographical unit endorsed C L Swick for publican representative at Standard hall yesterday. Swick has long worked in Anaconda printing and seeks continued support from fellow printers. Also noted was a request to confirm whether William Jennings Bryan was a member of the Paris treaty negotiators. News items report the death of Mrs. Michael Connors on Third Street and a newborn baby, with funeral plans to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaronan Typographical Unit
Standard Hall
Yerteriay
Swick
William Jennings Hrgan
Paris
Michael Connors
Third Street
William Jennings Bryan
Hon.hurst
Edwin Norris
Tom Swindle
Local unions meet tonight amid election notes
Staton's union at 410 East Park and Central Labor council plan gatherings tonight. Delegates, readings, and social events listed with names like Harold G. Mitchell and William J. Gallagher active in campaigns. Judge Boland injured by footpads improving, taft and Sherman club set for a meeting tonight, political updates and election day plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Peterson
East Park
Taft and Sherman Club
Austrian Hall
Fourth
Chestnut Streets
D. ‘Oswald Cohen
Prohibition Party Claims Big Gains and Financial Strength
Chicago reports the prohibition party expects a strong showing next Tuesday as the party asserts a 7000 annual income for four years and broad support from 10 000 prominent persons. The party aims to suppress the lager beer trade and grow in national politics amid Republican and Democratic defections. Franke of Galesburg notes the loss of coal for Reno couples risks hardship this winter. Julia A Carney, author, dies at age 63 after long illness. born in Lancaster Massachusetts. Belton cotton compress fire destroys 10 000 bales, $250 000 loss.
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Chicago
Prohibition Party
Charter 3
Id Artien
Tom Nee
Hugene W.chafine
Guertin
Mr. Soses
Demo
Franke
Coal Dealers Refuse Sale to New Customers
A report notes coal dealers will not sell coal to new customers, citing a refusal by two dealers. A young married man was observed taking home a two gallon jug of wood alcohol, stating he would use it as fuel, while the dealers declined to supply coal.
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Satena Times
Galena
Til
Granite County
Dhiinemond. Mont
Charles P. Carroll
Carroll
Ounty
Adv
Reno
Two Thousand American Sailors Land Food Fete in Amoy
Amoy reports two thousand sailors from the American fleet landing for a European luncheon and Chinese dinner but barred from leaving the grounds amid fears of cholera and plague. Admiral Sah of the Chinese navy hosted luncheon for Rear Admiral Emory and the fleet commanders as the German cruiser Niobe departed.
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Amoy
Sah
Emory
Niobe
Wind Wagon Accident Injures Dr Thomas at Morris Park
New York reports an Aeronautic Society event at Morris Park where Dr Julian P Thomas was pinned when his wind wagon swerved to avoid a motorcycle. He was unconscious for minutes but doctors say no serious internal injury though a possible spinal risk is feared.
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New York
Julian P. Thomas
Morris Park
Aeronautic Society
Thomas
Curious ant colony study warns on queen duties in yard nest
A Suburban Life writer describes observing an ant hill with a black queen and red thorax worker engaging in hierarchical behavior. Ants recognize nestmates by scent, fight when belonging to different communities, and a worker queen undergoes wing removal while others coax and feed her as they adjust to egg-lolding duties.
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Ante
Air
Queen Mother Yields To Sister Chiefs In Colony Plan
A fragmented diary-like passage describes a queen mother reluctant to yield freedom for a new colony. The next day she appears to surrender to treaty demands, becoming wingless and depositing minute eggs. Black ants engage in frequent, good natured wresting and constant movement, tending cocoons and sharing food.
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John R. Roaray
BUPTR
Heket
Tissoula County
Democratic
Fourth Judicial District
R.L. Myers
Henry G. Stiff
Frank Woopy
A.M. Snow
Stanley E. Cutler
ET. Herrigan
Sheri Hugh B
Frank Nelson
Anna J. Faherty
W. D. Kendrick
W. R. Evarts
Woopworth
Hell Gates
Harry M. Small
E. L. P.ector
Hell Gate
Patrick Hale
Henry E. McUlloch
Frenchtown
B. Sizemore
Cedar Township
W. 8. Streeter
Saltese Township
Ichael Deevy
LS Nelson
Constable
Mikelvin
Patrick Callahan
United States
Tabor
Union Mento
Uekee
Montana
Norris
Tom Swindiehurst
Livingston
Leutenant
J. H
Ha Burke
Margaret Theater
Breen
William Tenenings Bryan
Deer Lodge
Carholes Glon
D. Demond
Alice Barnen Hoag
Stave
Denver
Anaconda
McKinley School
Anaconda Newsboys
Washoe Park
Gregson
C. L. Swick
Indorsed
Typographical Union
Insurance In
Peterson
W. T. Irvine
Spain
Avere
Wi Day, Frye
George Gray Reid
M. Connors
Retort
Boston Transcript
Muller’s
East Park Avenue
Bruce Kremer
J. E. McNally
P. J. Daly
National Union
Iberckmoes
Reading Optician
HL Hall
Central
Hoon
Havana
Dr. Hellikson
Nation Free
Fourth Street
C. Kenst
Harold G. Mitchell
Warm Springs
Whillam J. Gallagher
Boland
D. Oswald Cohen
Helena
Italy
Dr. Cornelius
LIA AL Caney Pean
Galesburg
Mia
Julia A. Carney
Lng
Lancaster
Mass
Borst
Rerers
Relton
Tex
Belton
Ernetual
Blackfoot Milling CO
Bonner, Montana
Toole Avenue
Missoula Mont
Missoula Concrete Company
East Main Street
Missoula, Montana
E. L. Ensign
Ferns & Fraser
Bailey Block
Helena, M
Schilling
Bitter Root Valley
Winstanley & Reeser
Higgins Avenue
Missoula Corner
Second Streets
Hamilton
John Ets
Ryman
Cane
M. L. Gulden
Ali
Missoula
Mont
Ssa
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Anaconda Capital
Yegen Bros
Bankers
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