Granite Democrats Unite Behind State Senate Candidate
Granite county faces a pivotal election as Charles Mt Howard, Democratic candidate for state senator, gains support amid party unity. Local editors note historic factional splits have faded, with both Democratic and Republican factions rallying for Howard and the ticket. Recent returns suggest Granite County’s combined Democratic strength may exceed past levels, signaling a potentially strong finale for the party.
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Mitoula
Charles Mt
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Renee
A Reasonable Plea for the Stomach
A historical advertisement extols Stuart s Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural digestive aid. It claims the tablets contain only digestive elements, support the stomach and digestive organs, and digest food when the stomach cannot. The letter from a medical professional testifies to the product’s safety and efficacy, noting popularity among physicians and offering samples.
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Granite county Democrats announce strong ticket for county office
Democrats of Granite county praise a balanced ticket lauding county-wide support and opposition to corporate influence. They cite three sheriff candidates in a contest with Republicans and an Independent, promising an economical administration and clean campaign, while recognizing broad stakeholder unity and a hopeful electorate.
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Strike at Mt Hope Mine Sparks Local Interests
News from Miazoula reports a strike at the Mt Hope Mining and Milling Company property near Lattin Trout rivulet. The upper tunnel leads to a ore ledge about four feet wide, assaying copper values from eight to three per cent and gold at 10 to 30 ounces per ton. The strike surprised investors and is expected to boost the company’s undertakings.
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RL Rose
Thompson’ Palin
Ower
Mt Hee Mining. and Milling Company
Paiai
Thainete
Married in South Helena at Methodist parsonage
George Bellew, foreman at Supreme Gold on Hughesreek, notes a quiet ceremony last night as Alta Mise Mamie Whitney wed George Fisk at the Methodist church South parsonage. The couple, both well known, will start housekeeping at a cottage on Eighth Street CS.
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Whitney
George Fisk
Methodist Church
Selock
Miss Whitney
Fisk
Tumber
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D.E. Price
Stevensville
Busin
V. Rea
Elizabeth
Helena
Missoula Notes and Democratic HQ Move in Costly Campaign
Missoula reports include visits by A Whipple of Townsend and L Tracy in town Monday. J J Humble and wife from Corvallis also in Missoula. Hamilton visitors include Mrs De V Bean and daughter Mini Napin. A J Violette leads Democratic headquarters at Western Montana National Bank block Higgins and Main, preparing for the campaign. Mary F P White sues for divorce from W M White in district court alleging abandonment since Feb 2. J M Kvane appears as plaintiff's attorney.
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Ada C Werner madness case linked to murder release
Oakland October 2 A tragedy from 12 years ago resurfaced as Ada C Werner formerly Florence Neal who murdered her husband in 18M was brought to the county infirmary in a raging mania. Convicted of murder she served a life term in San Quentin and was released on parole recently. She raved last night claiming poisoners pursued her and feared hidden assailants with cameras. Authorities plan insanity proceedings while she remains under hospital restraint.
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Neal
Werner
San Quentin
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Nery
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Missoula Eagles Consider Band Joining Lodge
At an October meeting in Elks hall Missoula Eagles discussed admitting the Missoula band as full lodge members. A petition to unite the two groups was approved by unanimous vote and a committee was named to set a joining date.
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Joseph Graham
Edward Hardingon
Joseph Desjardins
Jonn Wits
Ground Disate Helena Injunction Affects Mining Firms
In federal court Judge Hane grants partial relief in the suit involving the Montana Mining Company and the St Louis company. The Montana firm was dissolved. the St Louis operation may resume, threatening Maryville. Judge Munt will issue a written opinion soon. The complainant must file monthly progress reports. In the Anaconda Cancer Mining case, Judge Hunt grants partial relief for more time to prepare testimony and for reinspection requests, but denies full reinspection.
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Anaconda Cancer Mining ‘Company
Amoke Eas
Fair Is Running Smoothly At Helena Fairground
Reports from Helena describe a large attendance and record crowds on a fair day with smooth operations. Exhibits were completed and the program advanced toward steady crowds. Monday promises a strong turnout for the Eastern Montana events and a featured relay. Nearby in Shenandoah, a church dispute over a rector’s notice to vacate escalates as Archbishop Ryan supports the rector and legal counsel steps in.
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Laurisia
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Guards Protect Church as Sweeney Oversees Position
Chief Burgess Sweeney and Constable McGuire guarded the church from night until morning to prevent opposition from taking possession. An additional guard will police the property tonight for continued protection and order.
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Enormous bear intrudes and ranchman shoots it dead
Vancouver reporter recounts a late night encounter at a ranch near Kaxio Pare where Thomas All Of Revelatoire slept while staying with his brother. At about 1 a.m. he woke to a huge brown bear entering the room and fired a rifle shot that hit the bear in the breast, breaking its back. The wounded animal trashed the cabin until dawn. Allen then retrieved another rifle from William McKay's house about a mile away and killed the bear, a shot described as decisive in saving Allen from becoming the bear's victim.
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Hear Allen
Kaxiopare
Allen
William McKay
Brant
Mob in Mobile After Race Crime Rumors Trigger Tense Night
A violent Mobile scene followed a reported crime against a Black man as crowds gathered near the theater and jail. Authorities offered militia. a sheriff search found no suspect present. the crowd dispersed after Captain Lumeten urged calm.
Ex Husband Stricken After Wife Weds Ex Husband
New Haven Oct 2 A Conn State Senator from Shelton nearly 60 marries a young wife who divorces him. He falls paralyzed and near death in hospital. The wife Thex Wakened, 20, later marries Yale Hishop, a seashore restaurant owner, after divorce.
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Editor Clifton Wilder Shot in La Jara Dispute
Alamosa Oct 2 Clifton H Wilder editor of the Chronicle at La Jara was badly hurt when postmaster Jayson Cochran struck him with a slingshot during a political discussion. Wilder, Republican candidate for representative, was attacked after a controversial editorial. A warrant has been sworn out for Cochran.
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America Wins in Balloon Race Over English Channel
Paris reports that the Tames Gordon cup race concluded when the Britannia balloon landed near Sandy Hingham at 8:30 PM. American entrant Frank P. Lahm, of the Sixth Cavalry, finished first after descending near Whitby. Signor von Willer, Count De La Vanity, and C. Rolls followed for Great Britain.
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Butte Man Shoots Neighbor in Domestic Row
In a double house on East Mercury Street Butte, Charles O Gara and James Noonan fought over a long dispute. O Gara fired a 10 gauge shotgun at Noonan, hitting him in the left arm and shoulder. Noonan was taken to St James hospital, where doctors operated to remove the arm. O Gara surrendered at the county jail claiming self defense and detailing the quarrel that started with disputes over property and a confrontation between the two families. Noonan's condition remained critical as he lay under medical care.
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J. Alexander
Mond Noonan Deathbed Statement Amid Shooting Inquiry
Mond Noonan lay near death after a shooting incident as James Noonan and others supported by TJ Walker sought details. Noonan answered in clear, affirmative replies, recounting the events and naming those involved. The room at the hospital held tense testimony from the dying man as legal actions loomed.
Burns Knocks Flynn Out In Fifteenth Round
Tommy Burns defeats Jim Flynn in Los Angeles to capture the heavyweight claim. Flynn hits the canvas multiple times, quits fighting after a fierce fifteenth round, and Burns finishes with a knockout as Flynn stays down for ten minutes. Burns injures his left hand but continues delivering effective close range blows.
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Jim Flynn
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Pacific “Athletic ‘Club
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Woman objects to hair curler ad using her photo
Miss Elsie A Scott of Philadelphia seeks an injunction against further distribution of a hair curler advertisement she says used her photo without proper authorization. She lists John B Hall as defendant, claims the image caused mental suffering after a warning to cease was ignored. Judge McMichael set to hear the case soon.
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Elsie A Scott
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Polish maiden aids police in manhunt and arrest
Miss Anna Rus heed a young Polish speaker who could not speak English helped locate Paul Welchek after he died. An interpreter aided her efforts to obtain a warrant and the man was arrested elsewhere. The matter was referred to county authorities for requisition papers and action.
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Paul Welchek
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Seeger
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