Democrats Ready for State Meet
A Montana Democratic gathering considers platform proposals with Tom Stout and other leaders named. Possible names include W W Mes Bowell Havre F C Caruth Billings Grover Ciswel Helena J T Car II Boreman Dan Tracy and Governor Erickson. The liquor question is not expected to be discussed in the platform.
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Tom Stout
Lewistown
Te Ion
Stout
W.W. Mes Bowell
Butte
F.C." Caruth
Havre
Grover Ciswel
Billings
Mines Arnold
Boreman
J.T. Car II
Helena
Dan ‘Tracy
Keat” Falls
Erickson
Wheeen
West Point Honors Livingston Cadet Joneon Swindiehurst
Cadet Joneon H. Swindiehurst, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Swindlehurst of Livingston, is honored at West Point Military Academy New York where he has been named cadet sergeant for his three year record. He is a rifle expert track man a football squad member and will be the swimming manager next year. He also serves in the articulation department of The Pointer the school paper and graduates next June.
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Joneon H. Swindiehurst
Joseph Swindlehurst
Livingston
West Point Military Acady
New York
Swindiehurst
Hop Man
Iso
Pointer
Academy Next
Tune
Prosperity cited as boost for Coolidge campaign
Reports to President Coolidge during summer Adirondack visits described booming business and economic conditions nationwide. Visitors included Howard Elliott of Northern Pacific who urged balanced railroad consolidation, warning against forced mergers.
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Associated Press
Paul
Smiths
Colidge
Adirondacks
Republican National Party
Ariely
Coolidge
White House
Altro
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific “Railroad
Great Northern Road 15 preparing to set new Montana record
Havre Mont Sept 3 Fifteen more crews added to Great Northern train service from Havre to handle surge in grain livestock and apple shipments. Grain outlook up to 16 million bushels this year from 14 million last year. Livestock shipments projected at 4 500 cars vs 4 083. Number of individual shippers rising to about 1 400 from 700. Officials forecast October peak month and possible new record fall shipments.
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Associated Press
Havre
Mont
Great Northern Railroad
Mon
Form Corporation To Handle Real Estate
Special Dispute to the Standard WIBLENA Sept. Articles of Incorporation filed with the secretary include the Callmont company of Matte with Hawar B'Hfowel and Nadine Crump Howell of Butte and Philo Hanson of Los Angeles as incorporators. Capital stock to 4100.00 in shares of $1 each. Corporator holds one share.
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Atata Cody
Callmont Company
Hawar
B'Hfowel
Nadine Crump Howell
Butte
Philo
Hanson
Los Angeles
Boulder Sheriff Nabs Twenty Sacks of Beer
Sheriff Joh Mountjoy arrested a Studebaker driven by Frank Bullivan of Butte between Basin and Shulder. The car held twenty sacks of beer. a running board carried the case, and the driver was given a hearing hours later before Justice of the Peace George Pratt.
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Boulder
Sept. S
Joh Mountjoy
Studebaker
Frank Bullivan
Butte
Mountjoy
Basin
Shulder
Ana
Roaring Railroad Heist Leads to Large Loot Uncovered
Post office inspectors recount a two month plot that ended in a mall car robbery near Wamsutte Wye on August 13. John W. Madigan Cheyenne cooperated with Kearns and others, planning doors left unlocked and signals to dump sacks. The haul included over 200000 in bonds and 2700 in bills with 500 unsigned notes, recovered after a Salt Lake roundup.
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Madiaan
Cheyenne
Madigan
Denver
Kearns
United States Postal
Union
Wamsutte Wye
Mundelle
Post Office
John W. Madigan
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Wangerers
Brawbery
Kang
Theodore
Bradford
Hat Madigan
Evans
Rock Springs
Tradford
Condon and Heppner
Pache
Eait Lake
Montana State Fair Opens With Aerial Thrills By Stephenson
Special dispatch from Helena describes aviator A W Stephenson arriving with a specially built aircraft to perform daily during the Montana State Fair opener at the state sale grounds. The flyer will perform dives turns and spins and offer scenic flights over Helena Valley and city landmarks when not engaged in exhibitions.
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Montana
Tara Welena
A. W. Stephenson
Sir Stephenson
Alls Souls
Oine
Helena
Ark
Terra
Helena Valley
Woman seeks name change back after divorce decades later
A Montana court recalls a 1905 1906 divorce case in Butte where Judge Bourquin restored Julia Morris to her maiden name Julia Elliott after a previous name change to Julian Elliott. A California letter notes the petitioner now wishes to revert to her former surname, claiming religious conviction. Deputy clerks have not yet replied.
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Feddee
George M. Hourquin
Ribverty
California
Butte
Bourquin
Frank Elliott
John
Julia Morris
Six Men Charged With Maintaining Nuisances
Six men were charged with maintaining nuisances in a blotched report. The accused were released on bonds of 150 dollars each. Names listed include Jack Johnson Joe Sames John Smith John Donnelly John Warren and Brown, with addresses on Main North Park Mahoney Alley blocks.
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Mahoney Alley
Kompoon's Pure Pork Sausage Ad Teases Morning Taste
Pure Pork Sausage from Kompoon's touts hearty mornings with a warm breakfast option. It highlights a cold morning benefit and price quotes 37 cents and 29 cents in a concise, period-ad style teaser.
Montana Farm Growth Despite Fewer Farmers in 1924
Montana reports show 1924 had fewer farmers than 1919 yet overall farm production rose. Co operative purchases climbed to 3,080,564 dollars, with supplies bought at 4,927,000 dollars. Dairy and animal products expanded: milk output 73.2 million gallons, butter 8.4 million pounds, eggs 13.4 billion dozen, wool 6.7 million pounds, and sheep 187,928 on farms.
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Montana
Governont
Army Blimp TC-5 Weathered Storm in Flight Trial
The TC-5 and TC-3 airships faced heavy rain and twisting winds during a Langley to Beattie field test mission aimed at establishing a light air route and testing airship reliability for high bombing. The crew, soaked in minutes, completed a 1200 mile flight despite detours, with plans to return to their home station next week.
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Gray
Steneweld
Navy
Ohio
Langley Field
Reatt Field
Army
Mir
Jnee
San Antonio
Texas
Ths
Bond House Goes Into Receivership in New York
New York September 2 G J Miller and Company a leading real estate and mortgage bond house filed for equity receivership as assets stood at 9 636 087 and facilities at 6 G Bistgt Lawrence Berenson named receiver with 30000 bond to the G I Miller company and the Investment Banking Corporation subsidiary. The firm claimed 20 branch offices and over 200 agencies worldwide for distribution of the notes.
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New York
G. J. Miller’ and Company
Naters
Europe
Dentons Announces Odor to Flag Drinkers as Unfit
The Associated Press reports Wallington details that a method of denial uses odor to indicate alcohol unfit for human consumption. J.M. Doran, chief chemist of the prohibition unit, defended adding a minimum amount of methanol to alcohol for analytic purposes, arguing it remains in the distillation process to prevent harmful compounds from carrying over.
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Prom. Wallington
3.M. Doran
Prohibition Unit
Winston
Small Not to Aid Leopold and Loeb
Governor Small ruled out any pardon for Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb, saying the killers of Bobbie Franks will remain in prison. He noted no parole would be granted while he serves as governor. The remarks followed public talk of possible parole for Loeb and Leopold. Merriman of the Northern Pacific attended the funeral of J F Fleming in Missoula. Fleming died after being struck by a switch engine and was a veteran railroad man.
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Mott Hains
Pierre
Elliott
North Dakota
Nebraska
Groughis
Washington
Riliott
Washington State
Montana
Joliet
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Robbie Franks
Chicago
Tonviers
Small
Bobbie Franks
Mave
Loeb
Leopold
Joss
Ho Merriman
Butte
Northern Pacific Railroad
J. F. Fleming
Missoula
Fleming
France
Ghas. T. Sweet, Jr
Westover Hart Divorce Showdown In Reno Reports
Los Angeles dispatch reports Mrs. Winifred Westover Hart, wife of film star William S. Hart, traveled to Reno Nevada to pursue a divorce. Her lawyers announced she would stay in Reno for the proceedings while Hart reportedly knew little of her presence.
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William S. Hart
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Winifred Westover Hart
Act Iron
Reno
Nevada
Hollywood
Hart
Bodies drawn from burned shaft in Oklahoma mine
At Tahona Oklahoma a gas explosion trapped workers at the Superior Smokeless Coal Company mine. Seven bodies were recovered and five remain missing as rescuers press to reach them. The blast followed a surge of rescue attempts after 8 am.
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Tahona
Okla
Odies
Ig Tamen
Hesty” Borey
Rass
Anual Wanita
Baw Chambera Fon
Will
Bruce Davin
Chie
Corvallis Jersey calf with doglike leg noted
In Corvallis a Jersey heifer calf born at the Peery ranch was found to have a doglike leg after a Sunday injury. The sire is a pure Jersey bull. The incident prompts no normal abnormality per local farmer Parry. Also announced is the annual patron-teacher mixer on Sept. 10 at the school gym, with orchestra music and wafers, hosted by the Corvallis Woman's Club. the plant flower show will be held the same day.
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Corvallis
Rds Peery Ranch
Parry
Repl — Ve
Vegetable Compound Helps Western Woman Beginning Recovery
In a Midwestern town a discouraged woman who could not wear shoes or work found relief after reading a booklet from women with similar struggles. After starting Lyla HE Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she improved after the third bottle and continues, sharing willingness to answer others asking about the remedy. Mrs. Eo. Cavanraty of Muscatine, Iowa, endorses it.
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Middle West
Lyla HE
Cavanraty
Orchard Ave
Muscatine
Iowa
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