Nomination and Delegates in Jefferson County Republican Convention
Republicans in Jefferson County elected delegates to the state convention and nominated a full county ticket including sheriff, clerk and recorder, assessor, county attorney, superintendent of schools, and commissioners. The convention endorses the Chicago Republican platform, noted lack of factional fights, and chose a large slate of delegates from multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roulder
Jefferton
Licket
Louis Sponhrim
Basle
Frank D. Houghton
Whitehall
H.L. Silverman
Comet
Chicago
Frank Wiscoe
Ellis Wei
Boulder
Monroe Dirks
WG. Quaintance
WW. Baskier
IL. Sponheim
County Treaauret
C. N. Keyster
Marty Trall
J. A. Shoemaker
J. A. Werner
Thomas Gibson
M. A. Witmer
G. V. Kirby
John Wdgerson
H. Carter
T. A. Marlow
D. M. Lanstrum
A. J. Galen
HB. Kessler
Standard
Deer Lodge
Republican County Convention
Charles Williams
T. B. Mannix
Hervey Fifer
Jerome Wycekoff
Warren BE. Evans
Thomas Htassesaar
Frank Simelser
S. P. Wilson
Armocratic Party
D. G Frint
Lee Williams
Alert Hien
Miss All Altes
Harvey Iifer
James C. Barriden
Thinity
Harry Blow
Tiliston
Blow
Ildton
Fifer
Barnden
Othor
H. J. Jaust
Frank Conley
J. Bielenvorg
Aeays
M. PB. Stoppul
D. Smith
Jine Spicker
O R O'Bannon
W. Kuehn
A. C. Glover
Edward Danlan
Missouli
George J. Winston
Republican Convention of Granite County in Philipsburg
Special Dispatch reports Granite County Republicans holding a county convention at the courthouse with full turnout except four towns. Officers named include W. M. Moora as chairman and Fritz Kroger as secretary. Ticket candidates listed include A. Gamming, George A. Maywadd, Hinna J. Kobeck, and nominees for county office positions led by George A. RayMood and T. T. Cimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stansard
Philipsburg
Republians
Granite County
Granite
Quigley
Dart
Mouse Lake
W. M. Moora
Fritz Kroger
Uwe
A. Gamming
Drummond
George A. Maywadd
Primpr
Hinna J. Kobeck
Hall
George A. RayMood
T. T. Cimming
Willian Dingwall
New Chicago
J. D. Kennedy
PhiNpsburg
Pfrunk
Weleman
J A. Meatharman
Philinahinney
Datrict
Gorge O. Barks
Pissinaburgy
Lewis and Clark convention yields split bids for two tickets
In Holana on September 1 a Lewis and Clark Republican convention produced competing claims to victory by two ticket leaders Tom Power and Tom Miller. Delegates and supporters clashed mildly but the event remained orderly with no decisive majority.
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Holana
Tom C. Power
Tom Fr
Milter
Sach
Granite county delegates and nominees in state convention
The report lists county officials from Granite and Philipsburg and names delegates to the state convention. It notes two avowed Granite county candidates for state offices, Kroger for state treasurer and Bramble against Mountjoy for state superintendent. Depot dispatch from Deer Lodge dated Sept 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeferson
Granite Counties
Peter S. Mussigbrod
Daniel Arms
Fred Delay
Granite County
W. W. Kroger
G. T. Bramble
Wiley Mountjoy
Blackmailers Try to Kill Whole Family in New York
A band of blackmailers demanded $1,000 from Hanta Roda, a wealthy real estate dealer, threatening to kill him and his family. They attempted to set fire to the home in the upper city, damaged wiring, and would have killed the family were it not for a neighbor who discovered the fire and alerted authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hanta Roda
Soliere
Monsuror
Pottslind
Butte Frat Elections Spark High School Tensions
At Butte High School, the Greek letter fraternity activities stir conflict as football and basketball captains Irwin W and Saber loom large over fall rosters. Officers were elected amid claims of ballot stuffing, with fears the group may influence athletics and keep top players off the field. Authorities vow an authoritative inquiry as factions form and dangers to football prospects loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saber
Irwin W
Evans
Banc of High Chool
Athletic Association
Ann
Sid Clready
Athleos
Arthur Senor
Wilbur Trewin
Jon Myans
Wil Layton
Tego Hoya
Atudenta
Puablo
Calo
Skagman Wins First Race on Five and Half Furlongs
Five and a half furlongs opened the program with Skagman taking the race followed by Footpad and Prudent Chicd Time recorded as 1 08 The steeplechase covered about two and a half miles Ironides led Wat erspeed second and Perseverance third with a time of 43 53 The mile and sixteenth witnessed Miss Sainsyon victorious Whip Top runner up and Cas a third finishing in 1 45 The five and a half furlongs saw Buffragette triumph France second and Spectress third with a time of 1 06 4 5 The mile on an eighth went to Lord Stanhope Cairngorm was second Lad of Langdon third Uhne timed at 1 54 1 5 The six furlongs event ended with Lady Winifred first Adriadhe second Nola snign third at 1 10 8 5
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Skagman
Footpad
Prudent Chicd
Ironsides
Waterspeed Secong
Perseverance
Miss Sainsyon
Whip
Casa
Buffragette
Buffragette won, ‘france _ second, Spectress
Lord Stanhope
Cairngorm
Lad of Langdon
Uhne
Lady Winifred
Adriadhe
Nolasnign
Nimbus Wins Harness Race In 2:26 Mile
Nimbus led early with Idol as pacemaker then broke clear after Idol tired, finishing 2:26 under smooth handling. Hennessy previously led to the half in 2:20 before Idol faded, Nimbus expected to jog a mile in about 2:20 next Sunday if conditions permit.
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Nimbus
Hennessy
Idol
Breeders Ship Valuable Racers to Paris for Sale
A Lexington shipment from Millstream stud owned by Miller, Bishop & Painter of New York includes the $80 stallion Adati and 23 brood mares valued at $200,000. The horses departed for New York to be sent to France for sale, one of the most valuable consignments from the area.
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Lexington
Millstream Stud
Miller, Bishop & Painter
New York
Adati
France
Magnates to award 1908 pennant at Chicago meeting
American Athletic Association president J G L O'Brien has issued a menu for the regular Til meeting at the Auditorium Chicago on Thursday Sept 1 11 am The main feature will be the awarding of the 1908 pennant to the Indianapolis team Plans for next season will be reviewed and improvements discussed It is not clear if there will be talk of Chicago invasion or Saints continued participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolls
J. GL. O'Brien
American Association
Auditoriua
Chicago
Indianapolis
Mike Welly
St. Paul
Saints
Unholz to Fight Lee in 15-Round Springfield Bout
Indianapolis boxers Tommy Lee and Radolph Unholz have been matched for a 15 round lightweight clash at Springfield Ohio next month. Lee, known for speed and early fame, seeks win to gain recognition while Unholz, a former rising lightweight contender, trains hard aiming to extend rounds at a brisk pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Tommy Lee
Radolph Unholz
Springfield
Ohio
Unholz
Battling Nelson
George Memsic
Leo
Holf
Tee
Anholz
Joe Gans
Sunday Matinee Pace At Tilte Driving Track
Neonised pacing for a Sunday matinee at the local track features contenders led by Kane’s bilan 1K Theodore Jonnesay’s Nimbis and Dr Moototn Lady Tyant. Harness horsemanship on display with Haplan Pe and Joly Seovilio’s Tsu among the entries as fans anticipate a fast day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigalebers
Tilte Driving Club
Tve
Kane
Bilan
Theodore Jonnesay
Nimbis
Dr. Moototn
Tyant
Doin Hawk
Caplan Pe
Joly Seovilio'x Tsu
Reagan
Witake
Harnass Horxemen
Tueatay Thorn
Somo Dlaousalon
Bartieva Hornemiai Kk
AIREY
Théddorg Stonnossy
Colw
Turkish commander flees own troops amid danger to life
Vienna reports Suleymivny Pasha, the Turkish rammanilor to Novo nazar, fled from his own troops at Biovile after they threatened to kill him. He plans to travel to Budh Post to appeal to Emperor Vranala Joseph. Atarian authorities are beefing up frontier forces. two regiments are ordered to Movile for readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Agrant
Croatia
Suleymivny Pasha
Novonazar
Biovile
Min
Suleymon Pasha
Budh
Wiperor Vranala Joseph
Movile
Spectacular Races at Syracuse Meet
Spectacular racing drew a big crowd at the state fair grounds in Syracuse with eight starters in the Chamber of Commerce stake for 2 09 trotters and close finishes. Major Dalmar won the free for all trot, while Margaret O and Logust Jack claimed multiple heats as the Syracuse 2 11 pace and other events produced nerve racking finishes and fast times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
State Fair Grounds
Chamber of Commerce
Daniel
Octov
Margaret O
Velmar
Major Dela
Ora
Major Delmar
Blo
Sweet Marin
Major Dalmer
Margaret C
Logust Jack
Octoo
Sterling McKinney
Jack Leyburn
Nahma
Emboy
Eel
George Gane
Ind
Pirwe
Madar Delmar
Marta
Ora Algo
Dr. Bonney
Johnson Signs Articles for Battle with Burns in Sydney
Reports from Sydney indicate Johnson and Burns have signed terms for a December world championship bout. Promoter Jack Johns announced the American interest in staging the fight, with Burnes' camp confirming readiness. The proposed purse totals around 4,000, with venue details still to be finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Jack Johnson
Tommy Horny
Burne
Anita Troy Lanion
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Taffeta
Butte
Joey
Connell
Connell’s
Wanan & Sons
Welena
Indorse
Grantte County
Lewis and Glank
Powell County
Switst ET Bear 13 Athletic Association
Ream Hiiter
Ponita
Outlook
Gravesend
Paris
A. A. Magnates
Boer
Lee
Rudy
Siox Fox
Adetdren
Mutt
Aberdeyn
Aberdeen
Boattingar
Johnson
Burns
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