Governor Cox greeted by large Milwaukee crowd in Montana parade
A large Butte crowd welcomes Governor Cox on arrival from Anaconda at the Milwaukee depot. Soldiers salute as he walks to an automobile and leads a parade to the courthouse where 8 000 to 10 000 people await his speech. The procession runs from the depot along Montana and Park streets to Main and Granite.
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Stops in Butte to photograph shaft
Governor Cox party member L Hopkins of the New York World visited Mount Moriah cemetery in Butte to photograph the grave of W J Penrose. The Penrose family linked shaft was erected by the Sons of St George. Hopkins photographed the grave and sent vines slips to Mrs Hopkins, who is Penrose’s granddaughter. The couple lives in Cresston New Jersey.
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Rank L. Hopkins
The
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Hopkins
Anaconda
Phil Goodwin
Mount Moriah
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Sons of
Clancy Children Greet Candidate Cox Visit
At Clancy the Cox campaign train was met by a delegation of school children and two teachers. Governor Cox spoke briefly about duties under the flag and urged the youngsters to become good citizens in their future lives under the protections of the American banner.
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Clancy
Cox
Railroad Strike Ends as Huerta Grants Three Demands
At Mexico City on September 9, a national railway strike halted traffic for eight hours. Provisional President de la Huerta settled the dispute last evening by conceding three of the four presented by the strikers, easing the transport standstill.
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Mexico City
de la Huerta
Greeks Replace British at Ismid In Turkish Gulf
Five Greek transports have landed troops at Ismid on the Gulf of Ismid, fifty five miles southeast of Constantinople, and are replacing British forces, according to advices received today.
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Hritish
Constantinople
Ismid
Gulf of Ismid
Think Unfair How to bear responsibility for in-law relatives
A reader questions how far responsibility should extend for the actions of a mother-in-law's relatives and muses on fairness and accountability within family networks.
Harding's Stand on Wheat Price Shown in Speech
Chicago reports Congressman Doremus says Senator Harding used his St Paul Minnesota speech to placate farmers who recall his 1917 promise that dollar wheat would be profitable. He contrasts Harding's wartime stance with recent claims, noting the shift amid current price volatility and farmer hardship in the wheat belt.
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Chicago
Frank I. Doremus
Democratic National Committee
Harding
Minnesota State Fair Grounds
St. Paul
United States
Death and obituaries mark Deer Lodge notices
John Blake longtime Deer Lodge resident dies at home after illness leaving wife and four children Orin and Harry Blake Mrs May Woolman and Mrs Hattie Rose Interment planned at Hillcrest cemetery in Deer Lodge Rosa Scherr widow of Peter Scherr mining man dies in Granite county aged about 60 Surviving sons Howard Fred Arthur Scherr all in Granite county Knights of Columbus event led by E Shea and district deputy Mulcahy Bessie Larsen and Fay Henderson return from Alaska vacation Mourning color of Abyssinia noted earth to earth
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Granite County
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California
Cox's Montana Visit Highlights Campaign Energy
Governor Cox charmed Butte diners and reporters during a Montana campaign stop, praising Roosevelt and imagining future national service. He described his energy after multiple speeches, praised Glacier Park plans, and noted his private car titled Federal. Reporters, Aide Denver and Anaconda guests, plus members of the Montana reception contingent accompanied Cox on the trip.
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Butte Sees Magazine Launches As Miss Davidson Resigns
Miss Ida Davidson, long linked with the Miner, resigns after 17 years and heads to Portland to reside permanently. Four men, Arthur McConville Pete Quinn James McAvoy and Willie Doe, were arrested at 320 East Mercury street for disturbing the peace after a free-for-all fight.
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Ore
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Pete Quinn
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East Mercury Street
Before an airplane is regarded as perfect it has to pass through 200 tests
An aviation memo notes that before an aircraft is deemed flawless it must endure 200 rigorous tests across systems, structures, and safety protocols. The requirement underscores stringent quality checks and exhaustive validation before certification.
Coolidge Sees U S Not Isolated In Foreign Policy
Governor Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts argues the Republican Party stands for a proactive foreign policy based on recognition that the United States is not isolated. He cites history and the party platform in a Portland rally, defending league principles while noting Senate reservations and differing views on ratification.
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Harding
J T M Elwain Dies in Minneapolis
J McElwain father of Bishop MecElwain of the Episcopal diocese of Minnesota died tonight at the bishop s home in Minneapolis aged 72. He is survived by his widow the bishop and a daughter Mrs L T Cramer of Great Falls Mont
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Nelson Indicted for Murder in Alexandria
Gustaf Nelson son in law of Senator Knute Nelson was indicted for first degree murder by the Douglas county grand jury for the fatal shooting of Joseph Middleton in Alexandria. He will be arraigned tomorrow.
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United States
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Douglas County
Joseph Middleton
Nelson
Mind’s power as creator shapes personal progress
A meditation on thought as a primary force in life. The text asserts individuals generate outcomes through disciplined thinking and inner energy, framing mindset as the engine of personal development and helpful action.
Chicago Testimony On Republican Quota Existence
Testimony before the Senate shows Henry Owen a Blair aide said no plan to organize cities separate from counties. He mocked Form 101 as old stock and 25-cent print, and noted fundraising methods. Witnesses discussed quotas in Ohio, Illinois women donors, and postmasters pressuring contributions as hearings proceed.
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Spencer
Steed
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Judge awards Pat McCarthy 576.57 in default suit
Pat McCarthy received 576.57 dollars in a default judgment against Peter N. Scholetuitt as Judge Lamb presided yesterday afternoon. Clarence Fry faced a second degree assault charge with bond set at 750 dollars after a preliminary hearing before Justice Buckley. Ivy charged with striking an auto load of picnickers near the Three-Mile House on August 8, injuring James Comba who suffered a severe leg fracture.
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Pat McCarthy
Peter N. Scholetuitt
More Day Coaches Ordered For Salt Lake Line
Los Angeles Sept 9 Recent fare increases on railroads are expected to push passengers toward day coaches, says Marius de Braband assistant general traffic manager of the Salt Lake Railway. To handle the rush to day coaches the Salt Lake Line has ordered chair car equipment valued at 300000 dollars.
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