Questions and Answers on Governor Oulner and Regions
A historical quiz item asks about Governor Oulner's nativity, stating New Jersey German ascent. It compares Montana's area to British Isles totals and cites census figures for 1810 population. It notes a mine explosion at Bunker Hill and Sullivan in Taah in April.
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Special Accommodations State Fair at Helena Readies Visitors
An ad offers special access during Helena fair week with courtesy credentials from Montana Ranches Company Phoenix building open evenings to 8 30 telephones provided. Reserve immediately to preview the famous Helena valley and autos.
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Beautiful gun draws crowds at Montana Hardware window
Onlookers view a 12 gauge double barrel hammerless shotgun by W. W. Greener of England, purchased by FL Augustus Heinze for Alexander J. Johnston. The engraved stock features carved walnut and an under plate with fine metal work, all deeply ornate.
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Judgment Entered in Sink Versus Batiste Case
Judgment was entered yesterday morning in Judge Donlan's court in favor of Joseph Batiste against William B. Sink. The plaintiff claimed 28 was due on a promissory note and the judgment includes $43.75 costs incidental to the suit.
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Gunman Yee King Suey ng Convicted of Second Degree Murder
In San Francisco on September 18, Yee King, also known as Big Frank, was convicted of second degree murder for firing the first shot in the Suey Sing Hong Kong tong feud that left 13 Chinese dead before a truce. The court recommended mercy to the defendant.
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Honored Watchman Laid To Rest Amid Uproar Over Crime
The body of Lee Vaughn, Columbia Gardens special watchman, was laid to rest after a crowded Masonic temple funeral. Rev. Kilgore urged united action against rising crime, calling for courage, candor, and communal duty to purge vice from the city.
Noted murder victim laid to rest in city funeral
At a city funeral the service included choir selections from First Baptist church and pallbearers Frank McDonald Frank White Tom N ton William Clapp Jack Stewart and Mike Misevich. The cortege, due to partial pavement work, started on Washington street and proceeded to Montana street for burial. Mount Moriah Lodge of Masons conducted grave rites. all flags at Columbia gardens were flown at half mast.
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Will Williams seeks new trial in contest of Rachel E Williams
Dorothy Alice Williams through guardian Hybil Scott seeks a new trial in the Dillon district court contesting the will of Rachel E Williams. The motion targets Judge J B Poindexter’s recent letters testamentary award to Ane Grew J Davis and Lyman A Harvey claiming irregular proceedings and lack of a fair trial. The estate is alleged to be worth about $100000.
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Peterson Damage Suit Against City Is Begun
In Judge Dentan's district court department the hearing of John Peterson versus the city of Toite began yesterday and was continued to 10 o'clock this morning. It is the fourth case seeking damages for property injury from street improvements. Peterson alleges his lot on Catedonia and Jackson streets dropped seven feet after the grade was raised, forcing him to raise and relocate his house. The suit follows earlier actions decided against him. Schatzelein Paint Company, 14 West roadway, is cited in the ad.
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Perfect Product Sack Bread Delivers Sweet White Flavor
A compact ad highlights a sack of four bearing the brand. It promises superior bread quality due to a careful sanitary milling process, claiming more loaves per sack and bread that is sweeter and whiter.
It’s the Wheat Mill Sacks Promising Nutritious Flour
The slogan It’s the Wheat appears on sacks of flour from the mill claiming the wheat used is carefully secured and selected for nutritious qualities. The message emphasizes quality control and trusted sourcing of grain for milling.
Montana Resources Under Investigation
The U.S. Geological Survey conducts extensive study of Montana’s natural resources including coal copper and other minerals and water resources. Field work covers mapping classification and ore guides in multiple districts plus topographic and water resource mapping and stream gauging across the state.
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Wageum Glacier Park
Labor's Worst Enemy James Farley Dead
James Farley, long known as a strikebreaker, died at his Plattsburg home. He earned fame and notoriety for breaking labor strikes across the United States, including in Butte where he arrived about a year ago. Farley boasted a willingness to risk danger and used strong-arm methods, including during the Cleveland street railway dispute when he dragged a striker to their headquarters and fired warnings. He survived multiple injuries from strikes and claimed the key goal was to keep cars running, a view he stated to ensure a strike was beaten.
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A Beautiful 1914 Calendar Advertisement and Political News
A 1914 calendar offer appears with Schatzlein Paint Co of 14 West Broadway. Idaho Senator Brady, head of the Transmississippi Commercial Congress, says the 24th annual session, set for Wichita October 21, is postponed to next year due to anticipated continuance in Washington. A Choctaw Indian becomes the first registered treasury official, signaling recognition of Native Americans.
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