Harlan on Stand in Burton Trial Reveals Letters
On day two of the Burton U S Senate trial in St Louis the introduction of letters and telegrams between Senator Burton and attorney Thomas B Harlan was featured. The government showed a telegram reply to Burton and a letter from Harlan accepting terms for services with Rialto Grain Company. Burton replied noting two complaints against the company and offering full explanation before action or hearing.
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Thomas B. Harlan
Hierto Grain and Recurltfes Company
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Post Office Department
Durton
Marian
Meli Bvang
K. Hont
Sleep The Cure For Nervous Distress Through Postum
A woman recounts relief from nervous attacks and sleepless nights after quitting tea and coffee and using Postum Food Coffee. She notes improved sleep appetite and daily function, crediting the beverage change with restoring interest in life and work.
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Pou Company
Bate Creole
Wellvitte
Gstoxiyre
Buron Letter From Harlan on Indictments in 1932 Case
December 2 1932 letter to Senator Burton from Harlan discusses indictments against the Winlo company head with trial set for January. It claims inspector tried to extract money from the United company. Burton notes no man named J H Gowran is a post office inspector and warns of fraud by Colorado operator. The missive mentions arranging defense for Dewuia Tor, references payments and endorsements from St Louis officials regarding the case and government objections.
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Rintiy Company
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Colas Rado
Leaye
St. Louis
Hialta
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Washington, D. C
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Hitchcock's Daughter Marries in Washington Church
Miss Anne Hitchcock, daughter of the secretary of the interior, wed Commander William S Sims in St John Church with the president, vice president, and ambassadors as witnesses. Cabinet session extended for the wedding by Rt Rev Henry Satterlee and Rev Roland Catton Smith.
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Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Great Britain
France
Russia
Briain
Anme Hitchcock
Hitehcock
William S. Sims
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St. John's Church
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Henry ¥. Sattertes
Bihop
Aid
Roland Catton Smith
St. John’s Church
Interior
Slayer Tries Suicide in County Jail After Trukkin Killing
Louis Anderson alias Louis Ojeleno, the Finn who killed Andrew Trukkin, attempted suicide by head banging the cell bars. He was found unconscious. doctors worry a brain bleed. A note praising the Trukkin killer threat mentions “194 woman” in the case. A guard placed over him.
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Standard
Red Lodge
Louis Anderson
Louis Ojeleno
Andrew Trukkin
Jaf
Clarny
Anderson
Noor
Trukkia
Torney
Deaths Travkin Found Guilty for Robbery in Alsmet Court
Dillon November 21. Deuths Travkin was found guilty by a jury in the Alsmet court of robbing Joe Val levas and was sentenced by Judge Callaway to five years in the penitentiary. The trial drew attention due to Franklin’s lodging-house claim about his mother and Bronklin family prominence in Dillon.
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Sumac
Dillon
Deuths Travkin
Joe Vallevas
Callaway
Franklin
Gallegos
Hitler
Frankilna Saome
Bronklin
Dilton
Funeral for Hi H W Hodson Held at North Wallace Home
Special Dispatch from Bozeman reports Hi H W Hodson's funeral conducted at his North Wallace street residence under Knights of T ythe order with a Wordmen of the World delegation. Hodson, a 23 year city employee and stone contractor, grew ill two years ago and received widespread tributes from friends. A second item notes Mike Miter of Chesinal arrested for stealing about $4 worth of lime and mortar, fined $25 and costs by Justice of the Peace in Bozeman.
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Bozeman
HW. Hodson
North Wallgee Street
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Hodson
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Chesinal
Corey
Davin
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Bozemai
Postal Service Estimate Shows Rural Delivery Growth
The Postmaster General sent 1907 budget estimates to the Treasury, detailing increases to fund rural delivery and expanding facilities. Total postal service costs rise about $15 million from last year, with rural delivery, mill service, and carrier wages driving growth, while reductions aim to preserve service quality. The plan includes over $20 million for rural delivery expansion, about $3.69 million more than the current year.
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Hosta
Deparlya
Foe Rural Delivery Service
Westmasters
Pneuntic
Mrs Pinkham Invites Women to Seek Private Help
A long advertorial urging women to write Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts for guidance on female wellness. It emphasizes privacy, female readers answering letters, and the success of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, inviting all women to seek advice regardless of wealth.
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Mes
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Td Pou Press
Lydia B. Pintham
California Prune Wafers Promise Laxative Health
An advertisement touts California prune wafers as a daily aid for all ages, claiming they supply a precise laxative element needed when foods are not eaten. It highlights benefits for constipation, dyspepsia, and general digestion, priced at 25 cents per pack from Smith Drug Co. in Anaconda and other outlets.
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California
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda
Sheistle & Leyr Company
Tritt
Aton
Deficit Projections Highlight Fiscal Year Shortfall
The document notes a current appropriation of 142000 for Incro Uni and cites a fiscal year deficit ending June 24, 183. It explains the shortfall equals expenditures minus revenues for the department and predicts the June 30 1008 deficit will be significantly larger, with a 1904 exclusion of nearly 506000 in total expenditures.
Death of estimable lady Eliza Fridley at local sanitarium
Mrs. Eliza Fridley, 48, died after cancer surgery at a Bozeman sanitarium. She had lived in the city over 20 years and leaves a daughter Edna, two sons Harry and Charles, and a sister. Funeral services will be at Ghi church Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. George Griffith preaching. she was the widow of Benjamin Fridley who died about a year ago.
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Standard
Bozeman
Eliza Fridley
Yeotuen
Ghi
oGeorge Grifith
Kernan
Fridley
Benjamin Fridley
Red Rock Lake Reservoir Proposal Discussed in Dillon
Representative Joseph M. Pixon visited Dillon to study the Red Rock lake reservoir plan. He proposed land exchanges or a government purchase to locate the reservoir, with Montana land in lieu, and indicated a bill could be introduced if negotiation fails. Officials pledged support to advance the irrigation project benefiting about 103,000 acres.
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Dillon
Navy
Joseph M. Pixon
Red Rock Lake Reservoir
Dixon
Washington
State of Montana
WLU
Toole
Norris
Carter
Stint’ Sand Board
Man and girl willing at Mormon colony marriage dispute
G W Conger and Peart Gutre of Utah are jailed after a Mexico trip to wed facing opposition from President Smith of the Mormon church. Conger says he fell for Miss Guice in Utah, but the colony refused the marriage prompting their arrest upon return.
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Snida
Morman Church
Conger
Miss Guice
Macy Mian Guire
Mexico
Smmith
Ratty
Conger Belt
Dillon Notes and Local Notices from the Standard
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Dillon city council accepted the sewerage system built at about four thousand dollars. Ben Faget to handle balance of contract. Prof B S Ince and Grace Methodist Church members hosted at the normal college. Funeral for Tanna Hamilton at Methodist church, burial at Mountaine View. blizzard and six inches of snow. Simeon Testes, old-timer and one of five who arrested Henry Jammer, is seriously ill with pneumonia near Island south of Dillon. J E Morse of Beaverhead completed a telephone line from his Dillon home to Birchdale stock farm. A barbed wire fence plan with three safes of poles and wire. twenty four wires, eight telephone instruments, line cost about two hundred dollars.
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Tryn
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Normal College
Grace Methodist
Henry Jammer
Island
Pillon
J. E. Morse
Heaverhead
Big Cat Brower
Birchdale
Mor chanta' Axehinge receives aid from Sydney bound help
The item reports that a line from Sydney, Australia arrived in Brisbane for further assistance. One member faces docked time and denied hearings. Mursery is noted as ill with left word, and unrest accompanies the journey.
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Morchanta
Hag
Landen Saiting
Echo Kinear
Sydney
Auigiralia
Baisbane
Mureresy
Alek
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Éaw
Hefery
Kilmer Swamp Root Promises Kidney Relief
An advertisement extols Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal kidney remedy, linking kidney health to overall wellness and citing patient testimonials. It claims doctors endorse the product, offers free samples and a mail order bottle, and provides usage guidance and signs of kidney trouble.
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Kilmer
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A. L. Walker
East Linden Street
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Binghamton NY
Mample Lottie
Ty, Kilmer & Co
Binyhamton
N.Y
Sinking Wells Near Swift Current District Reported
A report from Northern Teton County details oil-well activity in the Swift Current district. Multiple companies, including St. Mary, Swift Current Power, Cassidy-Swift Current, and Midvale Lubricating, drill deeper as preparations for new wells unfold. A new company forms in the Bannatyne District near Dupuyer, while claims near Midvale and Belly River see ongoing operations and disputed strike reports.
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Swift Core
Teton County
Birch Creek
Dupuyer
Swift Current
St. Mary Company
Swift Current Power Company
Pas Cassidy-Switt Curri Company
Monlana- Switt Current Company
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duUter
Spokane
Tea Medicine Company
Lubec
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Etrike
Shanghai trip ends with attorney general resignation
Attorney General Lorin Andrews, who traveled to Shanghai two months ago on vacation, has sent his resignation to Governor Garter. He will remain in Shanghai, retained as an attorney by American firms there, and will focus on assisting attempts to settle Chinese lay appeals on American roads.
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Lorin Andrews
Shanghai
Garter
Navy reports arrival of ships at distant bases
Washington dispatches describe Admiral Bratferd commanding the squadron with Domipieun wacers reporting the arrival of cruises over and at Ypneser and the cruiser Denyer at Macorla with Orient the navy. The note appears in early November in the squadrons update from abroad.
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Bratferd
Domipieun Wacers
Ypneser
Denyer
Macorla
Teddy to Hartcon in Copenhagen headline oddities
In Copenhagen the Roosevelts send a telegra ph to Kling Knaxon about Narwas. The text hints at Roosevelt seeking a Norwegian role and mentions Marci and Steuet amid a crowd.
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Roosevielt
Kling Knaxon Ting
Narwas
MmAjoaty
Raak Out
Af Marci
Steuet
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