State Election Returns Roll In From Multiple Counties
Helena reports unofficial returns across counties with candidates for governor attorney general and other offices. Key figures include Edwards and Romney in governor races, Hazle baker and Stewart for secretary, Hart and Faust for treasurer, and Fennor and Guenther for auditor, with county-by-county tallies from Ravalli Deer Lodge and Fergus.
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Helena
Fergus
Lewistown
Ke ‘Joan Cooper
J. A. Coleman
Charles Anderson
Edge
E. Avera
Anderson
J Sites
Guy Tullock
W. W. Wheaton
Mike Gosch
J PcNartin
Stewart Sickomiches
F i. Rleks
Lela Baker
J. W Harker
E. P. Duren
Ravalli
Hamilton
Ravalli County
Edwards
Rankin
Melin
Linderman
Parrnal
Luce Law
Brennen
Crull
Supreme Court
Brantly
Galen Cooney
Henderson
Sands
Gerhart
Leighton
Annin
Gibson
Teagarden
Ford
Brown
Shea
Griffin
Hazelbaker
Stewart
Hart
Faust
Avaitor-Fenner
Rhoades Hailroad
Ho Parkland
Morely
Godfrey
Craig
Trumper
Bramble
Fourth Judicial District
Lentz
Taylor
Burleigh
O'Hara
Myers
Mitchiel
Cutts
Kirschwing
Hedrick Stewart
McDowell
Abbott
Carey
Woody
Poindexter
Hicks
Swindiehurst
Woods
Cullerton
Farrell
Carroll
Pond
Hogan
Superintendent of Public Instructions
Davee
O'Donnell
MecCulloch
Duncan
Hall
Faulds
Hathaway
Whyte Named Chairman Of Scale Committee In District 27
Great Falls Sept 1 The joint scale convention began work to set the scale for district 27 coal miners. Appointed subcommittees include International board member Adam Wilkinson district president George Lodge secretary Robert Congdon Stephen Ely and Peter Henretty for the miners. Whyte James Needle Andersen James Pearson and TW Puree will represent the operators. Whyte was made chairman of the scale committee with Mr Wilkinson as vice chairman. International President John P White addressed the miners and the International United Mine Workers to establish scales for the able and infirm miners.
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Great Falls
United Mine Workers
Operators’ Association
Adam Wilkinson
George Lodge
Robert Congdon
Stephen Ely
Peter Henretty
Whyte
James
Andersen
James Pearson
Campaign expense filings and an auto accident report
Special Dispatch to the Standard notes no Montana congress candidate filed campaign expenditures except Evans. Other candidates face fines for late filings as two more statements will cover primaries through the date. Also reports an auto accident in Lewistown where Frank Stokes crashed a new car, suffering injuries but expected to recover. Dillon confirms the marriage of Geoff M. Melton to Julia Hynes.
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Standard
Washington
Sept. L
Congress
Montana
House
Evans
Lewistown
Frank O. Stokes
Mr. Stokes
Tocat
Dillon
Geoff M. Melton
Atss
Julia Hynes
Pasengers
Milly Mall
Northern
Northern Pacific
From Joy to Gloom and Wedding Plans in Dillon
Nurse at Curtis hospital details a wedding officiated by the Rev Mr, with plans for the couple to live in Dillon in Janasome apartments in the new Philip block. Also reports a $79 fine for three youths involved with an auto theft. Hindman family travels with deceased daughter Dora. Malians in Albania advance with Tepeleni taken. fruit growers threaten a nation wide strike. Mexican revolution leader Vi Say Vermin heads toward Texas border. New York transit workers vote to suspend work awaiting talks.
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Curtis Hospital
Tutte Iurch
Dillon
Janasome
Philp Block
House Vote Nets Pause In Wage Bill Debates
Capitol turmoil as President Wilson and leaders push an eight hour day and wage rules for rail workers. Newlands Underwood clashes over the Underwood amendment fixing hours and wages. Brotherhood heads urge passage without added fixes while Congress contemplates adjournment and a possible night session.
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Newlands
Underwood
Senate
Cumming
Dange Fors
Allenight
Wilson
Capitol
Washington
Gelock
Long Branch
N. J
Kitchin
Casey
Pennsylvania
Regenative Keating
Colorado
Soad
Brotherhood
Mic
House
Congress
Cummins
Wilson Campaign Speeches to Be Held at Shadow Lawn
The article outlines President Wilson's planned speaking trips during the campaign, noting committee discussions in New York and some doubt about the schedule. It mentions campaign strategy and potential venues, with references to the era and political context.
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Wilson
Shadow Lawn
New York
Acratic Campaign
Ably
Rome
Demoery
Ome
Efor
Tom
Oregon
Retired figure speaks at ceremony amid fading career
A fragmented report notes a figure seeking retirement due to declining ability. The event today highlighted persistent dedication and a formal retirement moment, with audience attention on the speaker’s past achievements and future plans.
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