Grand Jury Report Favors Missoula Men
Special Dispatch to the Standard Missoula Sept 16 The grand jury in session since Friday noon reports to Judge Webster at 2 pm The foreman handed the report and the jury was dismissed The document says county offices are satisfactory jail and poor farm are clean and well fed. No indictments arise from gambling or criminal offenses except a pending graft charge against former Justice William Hayes.
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Missoula
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Missoula County
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Jap Thieves Detected And Pay Their Fines
Missoula dispatch reports two Ishikawa men janitors at the Northern Pacific depot plead guilty to stealing books stationery and linen. Each fined 50 dollars and costs and promptly paid. Police also charged Gem hotel show manager Schaffer with a Sunday show. Mike L Smith released after Ernest Trump withdrew the complaint when Smith agreed to leave town.
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Missoula
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Justice Phillips
Little Brown
Miller
George Schaffer
Gem Hotel
Mr. Schaffer
Schaffer
Mike L. Smith
Fire destroys unoccupied frame house near lumber yard
At Missoula on September 16 a small frame house near the Northern Pacific lumber yard burned down with unknown origin. Firemen, hindered briefly by a freight train crossing, prevented spread to the yard as the shell house suffered only slight damage and remained unoccupied. Take Horstford's Acid Phosphate for nerves, nausea, headaches, and sleep.
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Standard
Missoula
U O'Clock
Northern Pacific
Woody Street
Automobile Levy Fixed by Missoula Council
Missoula Sept. 16 The city council adjourned and passed a new ordinance licensing automobiles. Each car must be registered with the city clerk who charges $1 per letter for the plate. Speed limit eight miles per hour, two lights front and one rear at night. Violators face 5 to 50 dollars fine or imprisonment. Ordinance to take effect in 80 days. Salary raise for policemen deferred until finances improve. A sprinkling tax on the south side district was levied.
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Missoula
From the London Chronicle. The growing detachment of man and
A concise report examines widening estrangement in society as urban life accelerates. It notes drifting communities, rising individualism, and the impact on shared norms. Analysts urge renewed civic ties to counter isolation and preserve social cohesion.
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London Chronicle
English Society Wives and Public Duty in Turbulent Times
A reflective piece argues that a duchess should not be barred from domestic symbols and social duties by her husband’s political career. It contemplates the dull realities of town life, the strain on marriage, and the romance that lingers amid a politician’s closed households and absent staff.
In Our Youth We Invested The Politics Of Our Country
A reflective reminiscence on how earlier generations directed national political life with energy and commitment. The piece weighs how youth shaped campaigns, leadership choices, and public discourse, hinting at lasting impacts on governance and civic identity.
Olive branch or big stick in political stance
Washington Star quotes a dialog about a politician’s gesture. The exchange framed the move as an olive branch that may become a big stick as it is trimmed down. It reflects skepticism toward conciliatory acts in politics.
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The
Washington Star
Coal Orders Stir Winter Plans in Local Exchanges
In informal exchanges Gosche asks about arranging coal for the coming winter while Yollifer notes they are not in a position to order yet and mentions making overtures to secure supply. The dialogue reflects ongoing preparations and negotiation dynamics for essential heating fuel.
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