Republican Rally in Anaconda Highlights Mantle Speech
Ex senator Mantle spoke at Turner Hall fueling Republican enthusiasm amid fireworks and a torch parade. He attacked millionaire influence and defended Republican policies citing rising savings and national prosperity while praising Judge Holloway and McKinley. The Belle of New York at Margaret theater offered lively entertainment after the rally.
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Advertising Man Sees Big Montana Farm Market
Seattle advertiser C V White touring Montana says 22 000 farming families with high per capita farm output make the state ideal for mail order and general advertising. He notes Western agencies now have full facilities and seeks closer ties with Montana publishers while promoting Standard premium book Ireland in Pictures.
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Social notes and events in the city
Local notices describe sales at Strain's including fleece coats and underwear, a church dinner at 309 East Park avenue, and a view of election returns tonight from the Margaret theater stage. Rev N L Hanson of Butte preaches at the Swedish Baptist church. City council adjourns till next Thursday. Kilcoyne funeral details and Pendleton visitor Mr. Maskrey of Pendleton connected to the Pioneers encampment are noted.
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Amnesties Extended in Colombia Panama Accord
General Perdomo reported troops and war materiel moving by train with railroad aid and working with Admiral Casey. President Marroquin in Bogota extended Amnesty to November 13 to allow General Vargas Santos time to confer with Panama authorities.
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Democratic National Committee appoints Budd from California
Washington November 3 Chairman J K Jones of the Democratic National Committee announces James H Budd former governor of California is named as a member of the national committee from California to replace M F Tarpey who has resigned
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Funeral for Michael J Kilcoyne Planned Wednesday
The funeral of the late Michael J Kilcoyne will be held Wednesday morning November 5 with a 9 30 am service from the family residence 805 Fast Third Street and a 10 am requiem high mass at St Peters church followed by interment at Catholic cemetery. The Ladies of the Christian church offer a chicken pie dinner today at 309 Fast Park Avenue from 12 to 2 and 4 50 to 9. Mt Hagin Court 629 Catholic Order of Foresters to meet at AOH hall Wednesday morning at 9 to join the funeral procession.
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Forbes Defeats Two in One Chicago Bout
Bantamweight champion Harry Forbes boxed twice in one ring here beating George Halliday of New York in two minutes of the first round and then defeating Bill Finucane of Chicago over six rounds though Finucane stayed tough. Halliday was knocked out by a right swing to the jaw.
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President Roosevelt greeted by cheering crowds at station
Bonfires and fireworks lit the scene as President Roosevelt appeared at the door of his special car. He raised his hat and shook hands with many, despite secret service pressure. Mrs. Roosevelt, Dr. Lung and Secretaries Corteyou and Loeb accompanied him.
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Coal output rises in anthracite region amid strike
Wilkesbarre Pa November 3 coal companies hesitate to publish figures yet it is clear output in the anthracite region today exceeds any day since resumption of operations eleven days ago President Mitchell's protest at the ending scale gains miners approval Strike headquarters oppose sliding scale claiming the strike harms miners Dynamite damaged a Pittston home of Samuel Dom inick front porch and a window shattered residents uninjured
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Washington Huskies Defeat Idaho 10–0 In Seattle Visit
Five hundred spectators watched the University of Washington team from Seattle beat Idaho 10 to 0 in Moscow. Idaho had the better of play and moved the ball consistently, but Washington won on pure luck and capitalized on few scoring chances.
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Thief Steals Clothing From Sallstroms Tailor Shop
A sneak thief broke into Sallstroms tailoring establishment on lower Main Street Saturday evening while the owner was at supper and made away with several outfits of clothing.
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Roosevelt Returns Home To Vote In Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt arrived in Oyster Bay at 7 23 P M to cast his vote. A large crowd gathered around the station as he stepped ashore creating a surprise moment amid the election day scene.
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Horse Sales to Be Fixtures in Billings
Billings Nov 3. A B Clark who ran a successful horse sale here last week left for his Wyoming home. He plans to make his sales permanent in Billings but will hold only two each year.
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Father killed by son in Wisconsin assault
George Bowers Jr aged 74 died from injuries after being attacked by his son George Bowers 38 who also severely wounded his mother in their Waukesha Wisconsin home last night. The son returned home in a quarrelsome condition and used a cordwood stick in the attack.
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