Baseball and Zion hold diverse views in Anaconda piece
In a commentary from The Anaconda Standard, the author discusses Overseer Voliva’s ban on brass bands at Zion and argues for balanced tolerance in US German relations. The piece cites biblical verses on play, critiques the ban, and asserts baseball’s enduring popularity despite religious objections.
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Voliva
the of Zion
Isaiah
Saul
Abner
Joab
David
Zion
September in Montana and world holidays described
The piece paints September as a bustling Montana month of school reopenings harvests tourism and college football. It notes Labor Day as the U.S. holiday and mentions Brazil Egypt Hawaii Alaska Porto Rico Canada Hawaii and other regions celebrating various holidays on dates in September including independence and religious observances.
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Montana
United States
Brazil
Egypt
Hejaz
Mesopotamia
Turkey
Hawaii
Alaska
Porto Rico
Pan
Canada
Calimia
Golden West
Siberia
Ukrainia
John the Baptist
International arms race and Kaiser trial split
The article notes Japan’s looming superdreadnoughts the Kaga and Tosa set to launch in October, with high costs and an air carrier to follow, signaling a vast naval buildup. It also discusses shifting U S policy on the Kaiser trial, arguing public passion has cooled and revenge sentiment wanes as Count von Waldersee warns of future war readiness among the young.
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Indiana
Japan
England
France
United States
Germany
Slo
Holland
Kaiser
Count von Waldersee
Fatherland
Harding
Miss Gordon
The Literacy Test Debate and Immigration Opinions
A collection of quotes and comments on immigration policy and literacy tests. Commissioner Wallis argues against literacy as a criterion, proposing scientific selection and even distribution of immigrants. The piece touches on foreign-born populations in New York courts, various political figures, and broad concerns about European prosperity and governance.
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Ellis Island
Wallis
House
New York
Montana Temperance Union State Convention Report
The Montana Temperance Union convened with officers reporting and committees appointed for Christian citizenship Americanization and publication tasks. Miss Anna Gordon and Miss Elizabeth Gordon attended as honored guests while plans for a mass address at the First Presbyterian church and a related banquet and reception were outlined along with forthcoming program items.
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Gamer's
Anna Gordon
Elizabeth Gordon
Institute
Butte
Miss Gordon
First Presbyterian ‘Church
Mea
W. E. Currah
Union
Ladies of the Christian Church
Gordon
Anna A.gordon
First Presbyterian Church
Butte Union
IE. J. Groeneveld
Temperance Leader Anna Gordon Visits Butte
World WCTU president Miss Anna Gordon spoke in Butte praising prohibition and the city’s changed streets and homes since 1883. She recalled meeting Miss Frances Willard, discussed plans to raise funds and enroll members, and urged continued moral education and global influence of the movement.
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Anna A. Gordon
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Cader
Miss Gordon
John Seors
North Excelsior Mreetoon
Butteind
Perps
Elizabeth
Institute Department of the World Anion
Evanston
Seattle
Butte
Frances Willard
Butte Union
Miss Willard
Presbyterian Church
Ef. Groeneveld
Reter
Buttevente
Gordon
Losming
Miss Gorton
San Francisco
South America
Peru
Chile
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Europe
United States
Melia Arrested in Federal Charge in Missoula
Federal officer J C Curtis filed a complaint leading to the arrest of Melia and Oswald in the Flathead Reservation. Deputies pursued them to Missoula, where they faced district court for liquor charges. Bonds were set at 500 dollars each and 200 dollars for He man. The car with 20 cases of Hanor was released on 1800 dollars cash bond.
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Melia
Smith
Mel 'd
J.C. Curtis
Flatheads
Curtis
Oswald
Fat Dixon
Evaro
Missoula
Main
Park Streets
Alice
Fewer teachers in Butte schools this year
In Butte the high school prepares for fall enrollment with Mr Millikin noting similar staffing to last year amid depreciation fears. Students are advised to assemble at 9 am Tuesday in the auditorium for registration directions before meeting class advisers and proceeding to study halls for enrollment.
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Millikin
Mitchin
Studen
Deer Lodge Mayor Gonley Hosts Picnic For Guests
A Deer Lodge event led by Mayor Gonley gathered guests for an all afternoon outing at the lake with fishing and rambling. At 8 20 o clock a five course banquet featured trout and music by the Niche at s Jovial blacksmith. Nevin of Butte gave a famous speech and late toasts ended the gathering as guests were driven back to town.
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Sandarg Lodge
Rank Conley
Deer Lodge
A. Joll
Erwin
Conley
Deer Loda
Questa
Butte
Pelearin
Tom
Tague
Deer ‘Lodge
Hitler
Challen
Nevin
Ana i
Hin Ing Holt
Mack
Gonley for Governor Club Organizes in Deer Lodge
Aug 31 reports the Gonley for Governor club in Deer Lodge forming with officers named John W. Nishole as president and others including Hugh JH Weimer Aeronie Hammii Thomas Corbett and Walter Lusnadder as members. The group adopted resolutions to back Mayor Contey for governor in the next election regardless of party, aiming to spread similar chapters to other cities.
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Peer Lodge
Conley
Ely Tucega
Wankes Road
Franke Contey
Biedecathe
Comiey
John W. Nishole
Wi Fam
Maloney
Sam. Lark
Char Fitch
Hugh JH Weimer
Aeronie Hammii
Thomas Corbett
Walter Lusnadder
Fussell Maral
Iat
Deer Lodge and Ovando residents noted in county area
Aug 31 reports from Deer Lodge detail residents moving through Powell County and surrounding towns. Mentions Father Landy and a large ranch near Ovando, old life in Montana, and connections to Deer Lodge. Several locals visit, travel, and attend events with notes on family ties and schooling.
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Father Landy
Montana
Powell County
Ovando
Deer Lodge
Heron Town Destroyed by Severe Blaze in Montana
Spokane Aug. 31 The entire town of Heron Mont 107 miles east of here on the Northern Pacific railway was wiped out by a fire yesterday afternoon. Loss estimated at 40000 dollars, partially insured. Fire started from a brush blaze and was driven by high winds. Eastern section saved by railroad apparatus from Kooteen Idaho.
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Spokane
Heron
Mont
Here
Northern Pacific Railway
Kooten Idaho
Rail Rates Lower for Spokane Valley Apples
Associated press reports Spokane valley apples to be shipped by rail to eastern cities this season, replacing water routes. Growers announced the plan stating rail rates will be lower and apples will go by rail rather than waterways.
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Spokane Valley
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Fifth Avenue
Steger
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Boston
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Markettreet
Jim Reed
Congress
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State Convention Temperance Union
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J. C. Cocks
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Fort Benton
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Alderson
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M. J. Alderson
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Roberto
Livingston
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Harlowton
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J.B. Cocks
G.M. Miles
Miles City
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McConnell
N. T. Leane
RE. Hammond
Flower Mission
P. W. Hayn
Daniel Bryant
Mra
Aliie A.hutchinson
Marie N. Hedrick
Lewistown
A. Herbat
T. J. Todd
Eureka
We KY Seward
Cummings
Istown
Herbst
Libby
Mra. J. B
M. W. Alderson
Randall
Muse Boy Scouts
Mr Gordon
J. J
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Deer Lodge Bureau
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Iano
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Ryan
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