Prolonged Hearing On Silver Bow Democratic Ballot Fight
Helena October court session extends into a second day as the Montana Supreme Court hears writs of mandate and injunction over which faction should appear under democratic on the official ballot. State treasurer Barret and secretary Cohn testified while motions to strike and stipulations shape the case.
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Supreme Court
Standard
Helena
Silver Bow
Democratic
M. P. Gilchrist
John Weston
Weston
Clark
Heinze
Bozeman
Casey
James H. Lynch
Democratic Party
A. H. Barret
Barret
George H. Casey
McHatton
A. B. Cohn
Joyce Leads Democratic Rally in Missoula Crowd
In Missoula on October 23 the Democrats held a large rally at Union Opera House. Judge Pemberton and M M Joyce spoke to an enthusiastic audience refuting Heinze, praising Joyce's debut, and boosting local issues. Judge Jere Leslie attended as candidate for associate justice.
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The
Standard
Missoula
Democrats
Judge Pemberton
M. M. Joyce
Union Opera House
Heinze
Major Maginnis
Joyce
Jere Leslie
Supreme Court
Sloan
Heinze Tours Bitter Root Valley in Special Car
F Aug Heinze rode a special car through Bitter Root valley addressing crowds from the rear platform with Hamilton as a stop. He drew audiences in Western Montana cities out of curiosity, aided by a band and quartet. An extra train was planned to bring him back to Missoula after the Hamilton meeting.
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Missoula
Heinze
Bitter Root
Hamilton
Montana
Local sponsors John Purtle and Dr EF Lt Eller noted
John Purtle and Dr EF Lt Eller acted as local sponsors for the meeting, supporting the event at the community venue.
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John Purtle
EF. Lt
P. Eller
Grand Encampment Notes Rep Present From All State Parts
The Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows met in Missoula for its 19th annual session at Odd Fellows hall. Officers present were Grand Patriarch F H Mathes Helena and others. reports showed 642 members and a net gain of 41 for the year. Officers were installed and the encampment adjourned for the year.
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Missoula
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Hall
F. H. Mathes
Helena
J. H. Little
Great Falls
D. J. Waite
A. J. White
Butte
Jacob Loeb
Sam French
Sam _ French
A. J. Waite
J. J. Hennessy
Anaconda
Grand Marshal
B. F. Kenney
Glendive
Grand Sentinel
L. E. Beudin
Grand Messenger
Oscar W. Mills
Melrose
Ball and Chain Found in Stable in Missoula
A ball and chain were found near the door of Pulliam Bros. stable in Missoula on October 23, as if left by an escaping prisoner. No details about the prisoner are known.
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Missoula
Pulliam Bros
Man Released After Attempted Prisoner Rescue
Missoula reporters note James, who was arrested and charged with attempting to rescue a prisoner from an officer, was discharged today by the police judge after being deemed sufficiently punished for the act.
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Missoula
James
Heinze Special Arrives in Missoula After Hamilton Stop
The Heinze special reached Missoula at 12 30 tonight from Hamilton where Heinze spoke. The party will stay in Missoula until 12 30 tomorrow.
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Missoula
Heinze
Hamilton
Republicans Gather for Speaker Tonight at Bonita
Republicans meet in Bonita on October 28 and plan to address Clinton residents tomorrow evening.
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Bonita
Missoula
Clinton
Inmate Shugru Sentenced for Drunk and Disorderly Conduct
Daniel Shugru, a former poor farm inmate, received 60 days in the county jail for drunken and disorderly behavior. The sentence was suspended on the condition he leave town. George Cooley was sent to jail to serve a $15 fine and costs for vulgar language in the presence of ladies and children.
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Daniel Shugru
Shugru
George Cooley
Missoula Notes Roundup of Local Visitors and Events
Judge Knowles in Missoula. D L Smith of Florence visits Missoula this week. W B Russell of Eddy in the city for several days. Major Duncan installs a new large safe. Mrs Boucher of Frenchtown is seriously ill at Sisters Hospital. Senator Carter visits en route home from Hit rut. Rev Joel Vigus of Chinook visits Missoula. Mrs Hartshorn visits daughter M J Elrod. B S Chaffin of Corvallis on first visit in years. Moffitt child dies after brief illness. Major Skones roadmaster at Garrison visiting. Frank McCarter of Boston Store welcomes a new son. Jeff Chevigny plans a $4000 two story apartment on Hazel. Tourelette of the Northern Pacific dining car dept on innovation tour. C B Cobban returns to Chippewa Falls after two weeks here. W A Hendricks, NP fireman, hospitalized for hernia repair. Grill and Gries slaughtered 22 cattle in September. Maj W H Smead of Flithead guest for weeks. Maj Roger C Spooner, Wisconsin senator’s brother, visits. Mrs Lowell from Spokane arrives to stay weeks. Charles Watson, formerly of this city, resumes contact after nine years near Vermillion.
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Judge Knowles
Missoula
D. L. Smith
Florence
W. B. Russell
Eddy
Major Duncan
Mrs. Boucher
Frenchtown
Sisters’ Hospital
Senator Carter
Try to Avoid Strikes Says International Typographical Union Leader
James M. Lynch president of the International Typographical Union says the union seeks to avoid strikes and reports strong West and coast chapters. He cites a strike at the Times in Los Angeles, notes non union prints at Otis owned paper, and outlines arbitration with the American Newspaper Publishers Association plus the Childs Drexel Home for Union Printers now renamed Union Printers Home. He travels from Helena to Butte Anaconda St Paul Minneapolis and Indianapolis.
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The
Standard
Helena
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
Montana
Coast
Los Angeles
Harrison Gray Olis
Times
Otis
Mexico
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
National Arbitration Board
Colorado Springs
George W. Childs
Anthony J. Drexel
Childs-Drexel
Board of Trustees
Union ‘Printers
Lynch
Howard
Stevensville Notes on Bridge Closure and Local News
The Stevensville bridge over the Bitter Root river is condemned and will be repaired with timbers ordered from Hamilton. Traffic will be stopped for several hours to replace rotted timbers. Nearby, court cases involve J A Giles, Mrs Harrington, and county commissioners over a Burnt Fork road reopening dispute. A new birth, injuries, and local agricultural displays are reported along with residents traveling to San Marguerite and a Victor team alum starting work in town.
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Stevensville
Bitter Root
Board of
County Commissioners
Gleason
James Higgins
Jack Campbell
Hamilton
J. A. Giles
Harrington
Butte
Giles
Sedgwick
Cyrus L. Franks
Three Mile
Henry McVey
Clara Martz
B. F. Martz
Chariton
Iowa
Louis May
R. S. Cha
Negotiations Near Completion on San Pedro and Salt Lake Line
Negotiations with bearing on finishing the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroad are practically complete. Official disclosure awaits the return of J. Ross Clark and Thomas Gibson who are reviewing the southern branch line of the Oregon Short Line slated for acquisition by Senator W A Clark and associates.
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Los Angeles
Cal
San Pedro
Salt Lake
J. Ross Clark
Thomas
Gibson
W. A. Clark
France seeks arbitration in coal strike amid calls for reforms
Paris Oct 23 The chamber of deputies debated mining strikes with socialist demand for eight hour workday old age pensions and shared pension funding. Premier Combes backed government mediation and troop dispatch while urging a fair labor solution and arbitration to end the dispute.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Jures
M. Jares
Roosevelt
United States
Combes
All-American Bowling Team Tops Billings Series in Montana Duel
The All-Americans defeated Billings four of five in a high level match that featured strong individual showings by Wolf, Corey and Tschudy. Billings led early, but the visitors surged ahead in the late games to collect 2899 pins to 2747. The tour continues from Dayton, Ohio, on October 2 through January 14 with Montana boasting strong medal prospects.
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Billings
Wolf
L. A. Corey
Corey
Babcock
Selbach
Voorheis
Tschudy
Elliott
Daniels
Billiings
Ellott
Voorhes
Total
Elliot
Pfeisters
St. Paul
Koehler& Henrich
Montana
Minnesota
Iowa
Karpf
Chicago
Dayton
Ohio
Harding and Miss Jamieson wed in Missoula
Slade Harding and Miss Irene Jamieson of Stevensville were married at the Baptist parsonage in Missoula by Rev. J. F. Salsman. The couple left on the Bitter Root train for Stevensville after the ceremony.
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The
Standard
Missoula
Slade Harding
Irene Jamieson
Stevensville
Baptist Parsonage
J. F. Salsman
Cases in Police Court Missoula October 23
In Missoula police court on October 23 a series of local cases proceeded with minor offenses and preliminary hearings. Records show defendants facing charges including public drunkenness and petty theft as officers presented evidence and magistrates set bonds.
Evans Missing From Town Meeting in Townsend
John M. Evans, Democratic candidate for congress, did not attend a Townsend meeting of Democratic enthusiasts on Oct 23. Col. C. B. Nolan of Helena spoke to strong applause. The gathering was deemed a complete success despite Evans absence.
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Standard
Townsend
John M. Evans
Congress
Evans
Col. C. B. Nolan
Helena
Mob Lynches Negro Suspect in Georgia Crime Case
A mob of 300 men seized Ben Brown from a Tallapoosa jail and hanged him at a bridge near Mrs. Henry Dees home after an attempted assault. Troops from Atlanta arrived about ninety minutes later, finding the body already in place.
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Atlanta
Brown
Hutchinson
Candler
Non
Hennessy LeRoyle Dead Actor in Vacaville
Hennessy LeRoyle a well known actor died in Vacaville California early today from erysipelas. He owned and led the company of Other People’s Money and had a long career with John Maguire’s stock company in Butte and San Francisco. He was Australian by birth and was married to Lottie Wade, a member of his company.
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Vacaville
Cal
Hennessy LeRoyle
LeRoyle
Australia
John Maguire Company
Butte, Mont
John Maguire
Maguire
San Francisco
Lottie Wade
Montana
United States
Henrietta Crossman
Crees Cross Into Blackfeet Reservation Sparks No Alarm
The Indian bureau reports about a dozen Cree Indians crossed from Canada into the Blackfeet reservation in Montana. They have been quarantined by agency authorities and no danger is feared. Wild reports of crossing causing trouble are regarded as absurd.
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Washington
Indian Bureau Today
Monteath
Blackfeet
Montana
Canada
Blackfeet Reservation
International Boundary Line
Milwaukee Woman Claims Cure by Pinkham’s Compound
A Milwaukee letter praises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for months of female illnesses. Supre E. Koen reports severe pain, nearly insane distress, and relief after two bottles, stating she has been well for a year. The ad urges women to consult Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts, free of charge.
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Milwaukee
Lydia E. Pinkham
Supre E. Koen
10Th St
Wis
Antler Dancing Club Hosts Season Opener at Montana Hotel
Anaconda social season begins with the Antler Dancing club's winter series at the Montana hotel. The event drew many local residents and out-of-town guests, with Margaret Theater orchestra delivering 17 numbers. Directors R. T. Williams, H. Frank Collins, F. H. Clinton, and James Whitehill received praise for securing the venue and organizing the dance, as a long list of Anaconda society names filled the guest list.
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Antler Dancing Club
Anaconda
Montana Hotel Tas
Butte
Messrs
R. T. Williams
H. Frank Collins
F. H. Clinton
James Whitehill
Montana
Margaret Theater Orchestra
Antler Club
John Hickey
Herbert McNulta
A. C. MacCallum
L. G. Smith
John M. Madden
J. H. MacMillan
F. I. Cairns
I. C. Williams
L. L. la Rose
David M. Evans
John Baglan
Danie Welch
Charles Swinborne
Horace H. Durston
H. V. Warnock
Jerry Mahoney
W. W. Jameson Leonard Funk
B. Magnus
W. &. Griffin
Joseph Lemire
Clare Williams
Frank Gallagher
William Thompson
W. B. Webb
Dr. C. ©. Evans
George Shirkey
James Shields
Arthur Smithy
Alex Laist
Pretty Home Wedding Ties Ashlock and Sewell at 1100 East Fifth
A quiet at home ceremony united Carl B. Ashlock and Miss Elizabeth H. Sewell at the Sewell residence with Rev. W C Macurdy officiating. Bridesmaid Miss Anna Hetherington and best man Herbert B. Avery attended. The couple will reside at 711 Cedar Street after a wedding feast and social hour.
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Jonathan Sewell
East Fifth Street
Carl B. Ashlock
Elizabeth H. Sewell
W. C. Macurdy
Anna Hetherington
Stockett, Mont
Herbert B. Avery
Anaconda
Mabel Lewis
Montana
Cedar Street
Mrs Howard Gould Aims To Be Top Yachtswoman And Benefactor
Detroit Journal profiles Mrs Howard Gould once Katharine Clemmons in New York society. She entertains leaders such as the Kaiser and English princes, owns the fastest yacht, and travels daringly yet luxuriously. She aids the oppressed in the Ghetto and feeds 100 children on her birthday each year.
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Detroit Journal
Howard Gould
New York
Katherine Clemmons
Kiel
Cowes
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J. J. McHatton
L. P. Forestell
R. Lee Word
C. F. Kelley
W. M. Bickford
Gilchrist
Missoua
Nual
Missoula Notes
Joel Vigus
Methodist Church
Chinook
Hartshorn
M. J. Elrod
Chaffin
Corvallis
Skones
Garrison
Frank McCarter
Boston
South Missoula
Jeff Chevigny
Hazel Street
Tourelette
Dining Car Department
Northern Pacific
Cc. F. Cobban
Chippewa Falls
J. &. Harker
W. A. Hendricks
Seattle
Grill & Gries
W. H. Smead
Flithead Reservation
Roger C. Spooner
Senator Spooner
Wisconsin
Mrs. Lowell
Leslie Wood
Spokane
China
Charles Watson
Vermillion
Interna
Tional Typographical Union
the West
Los
Angeles
Phenal
Harding—Jamieson
Police
Cruc
Charterhouse Sq
London
Potrgea Dave Axp
Mr. Evans
Ant
Tallapoosa, Ga
Ben Brown
Henry
Dees
Crees Crossing
Sadie E. Koch
Anaconda News
Antler Social Club
Anna
conda—Credit Dane Board
Elizabeth Sewell
Rev. W. C. Macurdy
Mrs. Howard Gould
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