Cattle Show Awards At Montana Fair Rotarians Day
Judges award senior champion bull and grand champion cow as exhibitors from Montana Utah Utah and Washington display in a cattle show. Friday racing results list Lady Tonkin Lady Mack Baby Faust Myrti e Axtell Seely & Son and others.
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Lady Tonkin
Tonkinson
Ruby H
Owen Kane
Wisner
Neb
C. BK. Axtell
Salesville
Mont
John H. Seely & Son
Mt. Pleasant
Utah
N. J. Tintinger
Mocassin
Will M. Rhodes
Sheridan
Lowe & Powers
Culbertson
Gray P. Keene
Canton
E. Holt
Helena
P. H. Griffin
Lee, Mont
Day & Rothrock
Spokane
Wash
Malcolm Morrow
Cascade
King Lavender
P. M. Griffin
Lolo
Silver Star
Western Star
King Lavener
cow—Love
Tintinger
Marshall
Avon
Seely & Son
Mt. Belle Lord
Gainford Dale
Hercules
Rhodes
Montana
Abbotsburn
Gainford
Type
Griffin
Donside Supreme
Hildegard
Village Rose
Love & Powers
Car Dutchess
Car Princess
Rosie Supreme
Broadhook
Bessie
Hercules Violet Sra
Clover Meadow
Axtell
C Reformer
Firet
Biver Dale
Sultan Favorite
Supreme Brace
Roan Marshall
Pride
Pride a@ection; third, Love & Powers
Mar Brampton
Clover Meadow Hero
Clover Meadow Victor
Axtel
Royal Cumberland
Keene
Villager
Duke
Countess
Lovely Miss Goods
Village Bluebell
Village Leila
Heifer
Alice
Silver Bow Wing Fifteen Awards for Vegetables
Betty Butte reports Silver Bow county took fifteen prizes for vegetable displays at the state fair. Butte exhibitors won prizes in potatoes kale kohl rabi rhubarb rutabagas radishes turnips and the garden town lot. The aviatrix notes meet with Dr White Elk and wife and corrects a prior claim about being the first woman flyer at the state fair. Katherine Stimson had flown here in 1913.
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Betty Butte
Standard
Helena
Silver Bow
Butte
Des Jardin
Ohio
Reis Thomas
Mills
William Weast
Leo Gramling
Charles King
Lewis
Charles Wood
C. W. Wood
Jimmie” Reynolds
Boulder Hot Springs
State Fa
Katherine Stimson
Wall Street Explosions Prompt New York Bomb Probe
An anarchist bomb blast in Wall Street near the Morgan Bank and U S assay office killed a horse and wrecked a wagon. Investigators seek the wagon owner, inspect shell fragments, and vet witnesses amid a reward drive and grand jury probes. Police report possible anarchist links and warnings from Toronto.
Blacksmith Named in Morgan Explosive Horse Case
Hackensack New Jersey Sept 17 identity of the blacksmith who shod the horse found dead near the scene of yesterday's explosion in New York's financial district is known to the department of justice. The blacksmith claims to know the horse owner and says the plot was premeditated to destroy the Morgan building and injure many people.
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Lawrence Serbin
Nassau and
Wall Streets
Serbia
Broad Street
New
Morgan Bank
Wall
Nassau Streets
Rebecca Epstein
Broadway
Wall Street
Talley
United States Assay Office
Tally
William T. Joyce
Criminal Courts
Europe
United States
William Lehey
Hackensack
N. J
New York
Department of Justice
William E. Mead
J. P. Morgan & Co
Mr. Mead
Morgan
Friendship Too Strong
In Kansas City a municipal court hears a case where a 60 year old mother complains about her son Bert Davis 40 who says he and Jamaica ginger named Jake go out and return in a terrible condition. The judge admonishes him to obey his mother.
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International News Service
Kansas City
Mary Parke
Towne
Jake
Bert Davis
Jamaica Ginger
Theater Partners Own Two Houses Create Tacoma Dilemma
Complaint argues conflicts of interest as two partners in a theater also own a one picture house. Question raised to limit liability for actions of in-laws and relatives.
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Tacoma
James Carman Reports Relief After Foley Kidney Pills
Mayfield Kentucky resident James Carman says he is well and feeling fine with no pain after using Foley Kidney Pills. He mentions back pain and stiffness before treatment and endorses the product for lame back sore muscles stiff joints rheumatic pains and kidney and bladder trouble. Sold everywhere.
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James Carman
Mayfield
Foley
Financial Center Recovers Quickly From Disruption
New York's financial district rebounded after yesterday's tragedy as exchanges banks and related institutions resumed normal operations. The stock market opened with the most active session in weeks, with about 900000 shares trading and gains of 2 to 10 points amid crowding and lingering blast marks.
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New York
Financial District
Stock Exchange
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