Farmers rally as two tickets loom in state election
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Judge George P. Jones of Forsyth speaking before hundreds of farmers near Hyegate. He claims only two tickets exist this year, one I W W led by Burton Wheeler of Butte and a constitutional reform ticket led by Joseph Mixon of Missoula. He accuses W F Dunn Ely and Wheeler of stealing the farmers movement and says Democrat influence would elevate the I W W faction if Wheeler wins.
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Ryegate
Hyegate
George P. Jones
Forsyth
Burton K. Wheeler
Butte
Constitutional Co Ort
Joseph Mixon
Missoula
Jones Everred
W. F. Dunn
Steve Ely
Burton Ek
Wheeler
Democratic Party
Judge Jones
Farmers of
Montana
I. W. W. Organization
K. Wheeler
Great Falls
Arnold
Harlow Pease
the Supreme Court
Political party switches and accusations swirl in Montana discourse
The record cites May and July signatures on petitions by Judge Hurley ally and self, labeling him republicans and Democrats at different times. Meadors calls Judge Jones a Richland County Republican senator while Lanvig is described as Hill County assessor turned state auditor nominee. Irvine’s 1918 Republican congressional bid is noted. Madge Jones condemns party loyalty as T J Walsh faces a nonpartisan sweep, calling the ticket undemocratic and absurd.
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Hurley
Supreme Bench
John P. Meadors
Judge Jones
Republicas
Richland County
Ole Lanvig
Hill County
Louis &. Irvine
Congress
Madge Jones
League
T. J. Walsh
Montana
Giampaoli Dies After Four Decades in Butte
John Giampaoli aged 78 native of Italy and long time Butte resident died yesterday at his Meaderville home 14 Noble Street He is survived by his wife a son and two daughters in Italy a niece Mrs A Lazzari and nephew Louis Lazzari Funeral from the Lazzari residence 10 Noble Street Meaderville Thursday morning Interment Holy Cross cemetery
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John Giampaoli
Italy
Butte
Noble Street
Meaderville
A. Lazzari
Louis Lazzari
Holy Cross Cemetery
Vanderbilt Jr. aide resigns from DNC finance post
Mrs William K Vanderbilt Jr resigns from the Democratic National Committee finance committee and endorses the Republican ticket by contributing to the campaign. The move, announced at Republican headquarters in New York, cites inability to support Governor Coe and indicates support for Senator Harding.
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New York
William K. Vanderbilt Jr
Democratic National Committee
Vanderbilt
Coe
Harding
Liberia adopts British money and measures in practice
In Liberia the use of British money weights and measures prevails despite the republic’s American founding and colonization.
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Liberia
Negro Republic
Matrimonial Case Heard In Judge Lamb's Court
Geoffery Chevigny sues for divorce from Angelina Chevigny while she seeks separate maintenance. The hearing filled the afternoon with testimony and was taken under advisement with 48 hours given for findings of fact and conclusions of law. Chevigny accuses desertion. Mrs Chevigny alleges her husband is degenerate and forced her to various acts. Numerous witnesses testified.
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Geoffery Chevigny
Angelina Chevigny
Eagles Prepare For State Meet In Butte
Preparations for a series of entertainments by the Butte Eagles to fund the state convention are outlined. A lyceum course will feature the Jubilee singers and seven artists, planned for November 12 at the high school auditorium. Four new members were initiated in the lodge.
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Butte Aerie of Eagles
Butte
Lyceum
Jubilee Singers
High School
Convicted of Murder in Stelton Double Killing
Machiel Mazerkiewich, 26, was found guilty of murdering schoolteachers Sadie and Sue Felter in Stelton on September 12. He received a life sentence to hard labor at the state prison in New Brunswick New Jersey.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Machiel Mazerkiewich
Sadie
Sue Felter
Stelton
Steel Earnings Jump With Q3 Rise From Steel Corp
United States Steel corporation reports total earnings of 48,051,040 for the third quarter, up 4,895,835 from the prior period. Net income rises to 35,789,357 with a surplus of 17,869,939, compared to 15,776,833 three months earlier.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
State Witnesses Travel Far For U S Court
The clerk certified fees for citizens who testified before the U S grand jury that began Oct 9. A Fallon county witness traveled 523 miles one way, totaling 1 046 miles round trip, with Montana cited as a vast state. A South Bend Indiana witness logged 1 625 miles. mileage is reimbursed at 56 cents per mile.
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United States Court
United States Marshal
United States Grand Jury
Fallon County
Butte
Montana
South Bend
Ind
Five Births Reported By City Health Department
Five births announced yesterday at the city health department include a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stefanich of 59 Atlantic Street on October 25. A son was born October 23 to Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Murray of 1101 West Platinum. A son arrived October 22 to Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Crowley at St. James Hospital. A son was born October 23 to Mr. and Mrs. John Jones of 7 O Neill Street. A daughter arrived October 23 to Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Demmons at Murray Hospital.
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City Health Department
Elmer Stefanich
Atlantic Street
R. E. Murray
West Platinum
P. E. Crowley
St. James’ Hospital
John Jones
O'Neill Street
T. J. Demmons
Murray Hospital
Large Burma Mill Aims 10000 Tons Yearly
A major paper mill company begins construction of a new plant in Burma with a production target of 10,000 tons annually. Previously the pulp industry was confined largely to temperate regions.
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Burma
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