Voting Machines Prove A Success In Local Election
In an orderly community the new voting machines performed well with many precincts reporting nearly half the ballots cast by noon. Voters praised speed and accuracy, while some confusion arose from misreading ticket rows. Incidents included a man challenged over registration and a deputy sheriff arrest for alleged interference as precincts faced logistical turmoil and judge substitutions.
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Fortieth
Sam Daly
Abin
Republican
Tracey
Harry Gallwey
Democratic Committee
Justice Doran
W. W. Conrey
Montana
Caprice
Cent
Silver Bow
Man
Montan
Npon
Cautious guidance from psychic adviser and housing ad
The notice warns readers of potential obstacles to success and suggests consulting Professor Kellogg, a psychic adviser at 420 the Phoenix, with no money in advance. It also includes a terse wanted ad seeking a five or six room modern house south of Park between Idaho and Utah, in the Owsley block area.
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Kellogg
Park
Idaho
Utah
Andrews, Wilson & Smith
Owsley Block
Morse and Curtis on anxious seat in trial
In Omaha on the United States circuit court Morse and Curtis on trial for conspiracy and violation of national banking laws awaited fate as defense closed and Stimson prepared final arguments. Judge Hough to give charge next, case proceeding tonight and tomorrow. Also Hearst petition to move Hearst v Haskell suit to federal court filed by Battin arguing Nebraska state law lacks punitive damages and federal jurisdiction. Conant, 83, casts eighteenth presidential vote in 1862 Republican convention origin tale.
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York
Charles W. Mor
Alfred H. Curtis
United States” Circuit
Toon
United States District Attorney
Stimpton
Stimson
Hough
Haskell
Oklahoma
Hearst
Cobraska
Omaha
J W. Battin
Nebraska
H. P. Smith
Gorlis Haskell
Tor
Colorado Springs
Colo
W. AA. Conant
United States
Mrs Eddy buys auto in Boston automobile debut
Mrs Mary Baker Eddy the mother of the Christian Science church bought an imported home power automobile in Boston yesterday and had it delivered to her house The chauffeur from the agency spent hours teaching Secretary Frye to drive marking her first automobiling experience previously she rode in a closed carriage. Special dispatches report on other items from Dillon and Helena including railroad progress and a mining company operation with ore yielding ten percent lead and 39 ounces of silver per ton. A Montana land entry probe notes completion of investigations by field agents. An accident near Helena today killed Archie Melyn, 22, who was shot by a gun misfire while playing with a .22 caliber rifle.
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Boston
Mary Baker Rady
The
Christian Science Church
Home Power
Frye
Eddy
Gilmore Mining Company
Whe
Gilmore
Standard
Helena
Archie Melyon
Hom
Ten Mile
Melyon
Shortage in Railroad Accounts Ties to Gorton Case
General Solicitor W R Beggs of the Great Northern confirms a fifty thousand dollar shortage in the accounts of A J Gorton of Spokane formerly general counsel for the railroad at Spokane The note suggests Gorton sent two drafts to court totaling around three thousand dollars and another for a larger sum The railroad company may prosecute but decision pending Local officials note the matter involves tax collection in Ferry County and the exchange hints at possible legal action and unresolved debts
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St. Paul
W. R. Beggs
Great Northern
A. J. Gorton
Spokane
Ash
Homes
Gordon
Ferry County
Hashie
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Mother" Eddy
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Dillon
W. A. McCutcheon
Pittsburg
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Cutcheon
Lila Totter
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General Land Office
Washington
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