Montana General Election Proclaimed for November Fourth 1924
Governor Jo seph M. Dixon proclaims a statewide General Election on November 4 1924 to elect four presidential electors United States Senator First Congressional District officials judges and a statewide referendum on constitutional amendments including gifts fund and veteran compensation measures. The notice lists county state district seats and amendments with numerous districts and offices across Montana.
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Montana
Joseph M. Dixon
United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Beaverhead
Lewis and Clark Big Horn
Liberty Blaine McCone Carbon Meagher Custer Musselshell
Daniels Park
Dawson Phillips Deer Lodge
Ponder
House of Representatives
Big Horn
Broadwater
Blaine
Carbon
Carter
Cascade
Chouteau
Custer
Daniels
Dawson
Deer Lodge
Fallon
Fergus
Flathead
Gallatin
Garfield
Glacier
Golden Valley
Granite
Hill
Jefferson
State of
Eighteenth Legislative Assembly
University of
Laws of the
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Highteenth Legislative Assembly
Beaverhead Pow-wow Draws Crowds in Dillon
Beaverhead County Pow-wow enters its second day in Dillon with showers improving track conditions. Notable riders from Miles City Bozeman and Red Rock compete as crowds from across the region attend events including bronco riding calf roping and bulldogging.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Paddy Ryan
Bob Askins
Miles City
Harry Drackett
Bozeman
Elmore Brundage
Salmon City
Walt Bennett
Red Rock
G. A. Newton
Pendleton
Ore
High Henry
Cantraleta
Bert Cody
Laddie Boy
Cinco B
Murrina
Blue
Master
Dillon News Notes pow wow visitors and travels
Dillon residents and out of town guests are featured in this brief item. George Clemon and family are staying in Dillon from the Big Hole basin to attend the pow wow. Edwin and Lewis Whitworth visit from Dell, Minnesota. J W Forsgren and his children Eleanor and Bobbie return from Evansville Minnesota.
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Dillon
Mra
George Clemon
Big Hole Basin
Edwin
Lewis Whitworth
Dell
J. W. Y Forsgren
Eleanor
Bobbie
Evaneville
Minn
Montana Initiative Petitions and Proposed Elections Details
Legal notices outline Initiative Measure No 28 proposing licensing for mining revenue, with tax provisions and penalties. It lists officers to be elected in each county including commissioners, sheriff, clerk, treasurer, assessor, and more, plus a general election authorization and a $100 reward offer for enforcing provisions. The notice is dated September 2, 1924, in Helena.
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Montana
United States
State of
Helena
America
Mars
Phillipsburg News Notes
Judge George B. Winston of Anaconda handled legal matters here then returned to Copper City. Mrs. August Eck of Los Angeles joined her husband here as he visited from Anaconda. A variety of residents from Butte Missoula Drummond and Butte returned visitor lists describe weekly social and travel connections around Phillipsburg.
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Philipsburg
George B. Winston
Anaconda
Copper City
August Eck
Los Angeles
Eck
Edward Courtney
Butte
Miller-Durkee
George Rogers
Nick
Tom Brogan
Winninghoff
Jack Napton
J. M. C. Florey
Maxville
William McClure
William Jr
Charles
Betty
Missoula
Sis” Sullivan
University senior dies in gas accident in Berkeley
Berkeley California September 5 a coroner s jury ruled Miss Ruth Steadman University of California senior from Livingston Montana died from accidental gas leakage and illumination gas in her room The body will be sent to Des Moines Iowa for burial
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Berkeley
Cal
Ruth Steadman
University of California
Livingston
Mont
Trial Calendar Set For Several Civil Cases In Deer Lodge
Judge Winston presided in Deer Lodge and set multiple cases for trial including C N Mannix versus Powell County for Sept 29 to quiet title on highway land east of Helmville, and Union Bank and Trust Company versus Oscar and Orville Lynn for Sept 30. Other filings include land possession suits, water rights adjudication on Race Track creek, and mortgage foreclosures on Oct 7. A motion to suppress moonshine evidence in the Walter Powers case was overruled.
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Deer Lodge
George B. Winston
C. N. Mannix
Powell County
Helmville
Helmville-Finn Road
Union Bank and Trust Company
Oscar
Orville Lynn
Augusta Vickerson
Dan H. Ross
Ray Carlson
J. FE. Neville
William Flemming
Consolidated Motor Sales Company
George Donich
G. W. Johnson
Race Track Creek
Vermont Loan and Trust Company
T. J. Lynch
Powell Building and Loan Association
Dunlap
Walter Powers
Powers
W. E. Keeley
Deer Lodge Notes Highlights Local Visitors and School Registration
The Deer Lodge column lists visitors including Mrs. C. A. Maloney of Missoula and Col. C. P. H. Bielenberg in Anaconda. It notes a district court session, business visits by Joe Blessinger, Gus Wisner, Ted Barres, and theme entries on the Business and Professional Women's club meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the Methodist church. It describes high school registration for all grades and faculty efforts to tailor courses, plus various local visits and small trips by residents.
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Deer Lodge
C. A. Maloney
Missoula
Maloney
Col
C. P. H. Bielenberg
Anaconda
George B. Winston
District Court
Antwine Thrasher
Gold Creek
Joe Blessinger
Jens
Budd Toy
Spokane
L. J. Yoakum
Elliston
Business
Professional Women’s Club
Gus Wisner
Pioneer
John Kilburn
Ovando
Betty Quigley
Ted Barres
Laura Davis
A. G. Luedeman
Small Son
W. P. Johnson
Democrats to Meet at Mass Gathering in Deer Lodge
Local Democrats urged to attend a mass meeting on Monday September 8 at 8 oclock in the courthouse courtroom. The meeting called by H P Wilson aims to strengthen the party organization and select a delegate for the Helena convention on September 10. All county Democrats invited.
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Deer Lodge
P. Wilson
Helena
Wilson
Unions Back Democrats Say Jersey City Central Labor Pledges Support
The central labor union of Jersey City representing 57 000 members pledged full support for the Democratic party in the current campaign. Governor Bryan, the vice presidential candidate, was informed by Richard Costello, secretary of the union, via a letter.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Democratic Party
Central Labor Union of
Jersey City
Bryan
Richard Costello
Woman Vegetarian to Attempt 70 Mile Channel Swim
Paris reports Lillian Harrison, an Anglo-Argentine swimmer, may become the first woman to cross the English Channel. The Vegetarians, strict non meat eaters, hail her and point to other vegetarian athletes like Karl Mann Eustace Miles Freddy Welsh and famous wrestlers as supporters of the diet.
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Paris
Lillian Harrison
Karl Mann
Walker
Eustace Miles
Freddy Welsh
Ches
Kolehmainen
Vogt
Local social notes and visits across several streets
Residents from Roberts to Phillips avenues report returns from trips in Montana and Washington. Families visit relatives in Chicago Helena Seattle and New York as church events and a Grace M E service plan unfold. A note on chlorine gas strength concludes the column.
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R. G. Wearne
Roberts Avenue
Doris
Margaret Small
William Henry
Edna and
James
Phillips Avenue
Potosi Springs
N. Percy Brown
Los Angeles
E. A. Cherry
Bayard Street
L. Jefferson
Catherine Small
Missoula
Nellie Small
Garrison Avenue
Miss Small
Missoulian
J. C. Oberem
Ruby
Charles Oberem
Donald
Billy
Butte
Farragut Street
Jeanette Rotering
Harrison Avenue
Arcadia
Wis
P. F. MacDonald
St. John the Evangelist Church
Fternoon
Terre Haute
Ind
Father MacDonald
League
Montana
St. John's Church
Beatrice Donovan
Milwaukee
New York
Cedric
Ireland
Miss Donovan
P. F. Brady
W. T. Ellis
Phillips Street
Madison
D. Gendle
Seattle
Ma. Shattuck
J. E. Garrison
Anna Hohiman Andlizabeth Sielaff
St. Paul
Sadie Coppo
William Silelaff
W. V. Beardsley
Marie Salmon
Baby
Chicago
John Burke
Walnut Street
Harold Stevens
Yellowstone Park
Helen
Margaret
Newton Eames
Edwards Street
Pipestone Springs
Anaconda Streets Flooded by Severe Evening Storm
A brief but heavy storm drenched Anaconda late yesterday, flooding Park avenue and Main street. Merchants battled rising waters with improvised barriers while residents enjoyed the sudden flood fun. The downpour helped suppress surrounding forest fires, saving thousands in timber value.
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Anaconda
Park Avenue
Main Street
Third Street
Bond Set at 7500 for Gangner in Robbery Case
Judge George R B Winston fixed a $7500 bond for Fred Gangner on robbery charges involving Joe Couture at Silver Lake last March. Gangner, convicted by a district court jury on July 26, faces 5 to 10 years. An appeal to the supreme court followed, and bail awaits court approval as the bond remains unfurnished.
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George RB
Winston
Fred Gangner
Joe Couture
Silver Lake
John W. James
Gangner
James
Supreme Court
Gangener
Departing Students to Attend Alumni Dancing Party
Anaconda Alumni hosts a farewell dancing party at Washoe park pavilion this evening for students leaving for college. Several hundred invitations issued. Columbians of Butte provide the music. Arrangements committee includes Misses Evelyn Swanson Florence Cunningham Dorothy Kru ger Loretta Keough Signe Olson and Messrs. Elmer Meyers Erling Wilkwick.
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Anaconda Alumni Association
Washoe Park Pavilion
Butte
Evelyn Swanson
Florence Cunningham
Dorothy Kruger
Loretta Keough
Signe Olson
Elmer Meyers
Erling Wilkwick
State Game Warden Plans Hatchery Improvements
C A Jakways, state game warden from Helena, inspected hatcheries in Anaconda and vicinity. He arranged improvements at Flint Creek traps near Georgetown Lake and planned a new spring house at Washoe Park hatchery. He reported all hatcheries in very fine condition.
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C. A. Jakways
Helena
Anaconda
Miss Blackstone Appointed to County School Board
Miss Jessie Blackstone was appointed as a member of the county school examining board yesterday by the commissioners. She fills the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mrs. Frank Duval, formerly Miss Edna Johnson.
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Jessie Blackstone
Miss Blackstone
Frank Duval
Edna Johnson
Legion Post Sponsors Dance for Defense Day Event
Deer Lodge American Legion post will observe National Defense Day with a dance at Washoe Park on Friday September 12. Music by the New Hotel Finlen orchestra. Legionnaires plan to entertain a large crowd of merrymakers.
Motor Road To Damascus Opened For Modern Travel
The road to Damascus, once a caravan route, is now a modern motor road with a regular service from Petrut via Damascus and Baghdad to Teheran. Gas experts say oxygen could cure seasickness and be transported in small containers in suitcases.
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Damascus
Associated Press
Teheran
Persia
Petrut
Bagdad
Restore Appetite and Energy with 8.8.8 Blood Purifier
An advertisement extols 8.8.8 and S.S.S. as blood purifiers that Renew appetite and strength. It claims purified blood improves digestion, complexion, energy, and mood and urges physically rundown people to reclaim health with these tonics.
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S.S
S.S.S
Nature
A Hartford Mother Praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs Eugene Dube of 59 Woodbridge St E Hartford Connecticut says after a severe sickness she could not do housework and her mother urged Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After six bottles she recovered strength and delivered a healthy baby girl. She continues use while nursing and reports her health improved. Private Text Book offered by Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for women ailments.
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E. Hartford, Conn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Eugene Dube
Woodbidge St
E. Hartford
Connecticut
Dube
Lydia E. Pinkin
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Dillon Bureau
A. P. Williams
Madison County
Alder
T. BR. Pierce
Grant
Edgar Johnson
O'Connor
Rachel Murray
Mary Johnson
Dale
Joe Metlen
Horse Prairie
James Donovan
Melrose
Wendell Jardine
Jackson
Bob Marchasseau
J. J. Smith
California
Dc. E. Cooney
C. T. Stewart
Secretary
IAG
Anaconda, Mont
Bureau
Sucre
South Side News
Harry Grindell- Matthews
London
Fintholme
Bristol Channel
Anaconda News
All Good Drug
BSS Jeter Re
Mrs. Duke
United States Mall
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