Startling exposures of daring registrat on frauds
The Clark People Have Used the Registration Machinery to Grind Out a Grist of Fraud A Repeater Is Placed Behind the Bars for Reg istering Seven Times.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1900
Page
9
The Clark People Have Used the Registration Machinery to Grind Out a Grist of Fraud A Repeater Is Placed Behind the Bars for Reg istering Seven Times.
A. I. Stone alias Harry Edwards, a prize fighter, was jailed for illegal registering in Silver Bow county. Investigators linked him to Clark forces in a large election fraud ring with multiple aliases. Authorities say more repeaters will be seized, and the Clark operation may face heavy penalties.
Lee Stalbod fights with Jack Rohan in Mantle and Blelanders block. Lee, stabbed on the left side, is sent to Sisters Hospital. Rohan jailed after a minor wound. A prior fist fight ended with Lee awarded the outcome, fueling last night’s affray.
A public gathering on the boulevard featured bilingual remarks in English and French. Event speakers highlighted community unity and cultural dialogue as attendees listened and engaged.
Donat Doras invited French residents to a Boulevardside gathering as Dr. Rainville spoke in French, detailing Clark and Heinze actions and Amalgamated plans. The crowd cheered independent Democrats after Rainville condemned the candidates and urged local support amid a large bonfire and patriotic band music.
Hon. B S Thresher addressed an audience of independent democrats who outlined their aims for honest legislation and opposed imperialism. He praised state and county candidates from Connolly onward and highlighted the movement as the most engaged turnout seen on the boulevard.
On Friday, Nov. 2, at the Auditorium, Eugene V. Debs the social democratic candidate for president will address a grand rally of the social democrats. Hear that matchless champion of human rights.
Frank E. Curtis, highly respected Montana and Butte citizen, died of pneumonia at his East Park residence. Born January 26, 1833 in De Ruyter New York, he lived in Montana since 1868, worked in stock and grocery ventures, and served as a school trustee. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 PM. Also note diphtheria outbreak prompting temporary closing of the Mter school house in Great Falls suburbs.
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