Ratification rally for Edward Donlan in Missoula
A large Republican ratification meeting in Missoula endorsed Edward Donlan for Montana governor. Senator Thomas H. Carter and others spoke as crowds gathered after a torchlit parade, with Donlan stressing limited state offices, immigration caution, and using existing agencies to develop Montana’s resources.
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Missoula
Taft
Donlan
Thomas H. Carter
Union Theater
Edward Donlan
Montana
Mizeoula
Donlai
United States
Carter
Charles N. Fray
Charles M. Webster
Great Falls
GOLD DUST Cleanser Promises Sanitary Kitchen Use
An advertisement extols GOLD DUST for sterilizing and sanitizing kitchenware beyond ordinary soap. It claims soap fails to kill decay germs on frequently used utensils, while GOLD DUST cleans thoroughly and works quickly, saving effort for daily tasks.
Montana Governor Candidate Promises Major Road Plan
The speaker outlines a platform to unite labor and capital in Montana. He pledges to use experience as ruler and employer to foster state growth and insists on building a vast system of vitrified macadam roads from Missoula to the eastern line and another from Dillon to Havre. He calls for Washington aid but rejects extra taxes or bonds, favoring redirected funds for lasting road improvements.
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Missoula
Montana
Dapien
Morlana
Republican Party
Bureau of Agriculture, Labor and Industr
United States
Zim
Gall
Améreean Union
Monana
Good Roads
Donlan
Deer Lodge
Helena
Bozeman
Billings
Glendive
Dillon
Butte
Heleda
Great Palle
Havre
Musselshell
Judith Basin
Flathead
Washington
Auto Club Formed Prospects Bright In Butte
The Butte Auto club organized last evening electing Eugene Carroll president and Join Berkins vice president. Creighton Tar ney treasurer and WJ Whetstone secretary. An executive committee of five was named to study bylaws and seek better vehicle regulations. A membership committee and a seven-member delegation to the Helena auto convention were also appointed.
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Butte Auto Club
Eugene Carroll
Join Berkins
Crechton Tarney
WJ. Whetstone
Alexander Mackel
Tacky Adams
Charles M. Goodenberger
Frank M. Kerr
John Gillie
Bnarabe
Haméd
Creighton Larger
Louis Goodenberger
Dolphin Heilbronner
Herbert Reiily
Ray McTonald
W. O. Angel
Howard Perce
Butte
Helena
Laughlin Narrowly Escapes Death In Mountain View Mine
Hugh Laughlin was buried by a fall of ground while working on the i level of the Mountain View mine at 1 o'clock on a misty morning. Rescue saved him before suffocation, leaving him with severe head and facial injuries and multiple lacerations. He is hospitalized at Murray's hospital with expected recovery. Laughlin, single, 48, is described as a judge at The Anurenz block on West Broadway.
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Hugh Laughlin
Mountain View
Murray's Hospital
Sera Brotton
Laughlin
Anurenz Block
West Broadway
Lovers of the Equine Will Gather in Helena
Enthusiasts from Butte join Helena meeting at the Commercial Club to form a state horse threedom association. The group aims to stamp futurity stakes for Montana bred foals and push for more equitable legislation.
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Helena
Butte
Commercial Club
Sixty Birds From Butte For Helena State Fair
Sixty birds will be exhibited at the Helena state poultry show next week, with participants from Silver Bow county. The event runs December 15 to 18, featuring 880 birds to begin with. Judges include W. W. Browning of Ogden Utah and C. & Norton of Bozeman.
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Helena
Silver Bow County
Umierh
Local service to Butte to start Oct 4 across coast route
Chicago announces local service to Butte Montana on the Pacific coast extension will begin October 4. The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul route lists distances from Chicago to Butte 1824 miles and from St Paul 1117 miles. Detective Trant White apprehended F. W. Rector, a horse trainer, after arrival in Anaconda. Rector is wanted in connection with the apparent poisoning of a wig found on a Westinger. He allegedly tried to take $20 and claims to prove his innocence.
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Chicago
Chicago, Milwauken & St. Paul
Butte
Mont
Chicaxo
Elvan
St. Paul
F. W. Rector
Trant White
Polliea
Anaconda
Aly
Wes
Fragmented Voice of a Train Announcer at Union Depot
A distorted text fragment reveals a narrator claiming misunderstanding and pain. It references an announcer of trains at the union depot, hinting at tortured youth and general dissatisfaction. The garbled phrasing suggests a historical newspaper clipping with damaged OCR.
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Bhi
Union Depot
Nominations and ballots mark lengthy local council race
Nominations proceed with Henry C. Bryant and John Motland backed candidates amid long balloting. Beadle Bryant and Leary appear as nominees for various posts while Norton and Brennan vie for assessor and auditor positions. Public interest concentrates on legislative ticket selection and county officials amid fractured votes and late evening deliberations.
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Ban Whison
Henry C. Bryant
Jon Tunney
John Motland
Walkerville
Ed Brennan
Jerry Connolly
Tom Norton
van Crowley
McNulty
Narton
Eres Beadle
Briney
Brennan
Townsent , Leary
Pryant
Briney Brennan
J Leary
Beadle
Crowded Ballots Narrow List for Convention Vote
A chaotic ballot process trims several names from the field as Harrington Dolan and Engh Meh are dropped after successive rounds. Corcoran Leng Sperling Whlin and Sullivan remain, with Egan Foley Costigan Riley and Renny among those advancing before adjournment. Concurrent notices advertise Bargains at Hennesay’s front windows. A separate report notes Pat was arrested for a disturbance at the residence of a divorced woman, charges lodged by her, with further details at the later hearing.
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Dan Harrington
Crale
Gallagher
Mighe
McGrath
Marvin
Vallel
Egan , Foray Ie
Colligan
Riley Denny
Harrington
Dolan
Engite
Sperling Sullivan
Gorcoran
White
Lars Tn
Corcoran
Leng
Sperling
Whlin
Sullivan
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County Urveyor
County
Alissonia Eagle Band
Higgins Avenue
West Main Street
PT. C. Marshall
Utie City
Saated
Taunlan
W. R. Alien
Thomas A. Carter
W. L. Holloway
Gallatin County
B. J. Esselstyn
Carhan County
E. Harmen
Gelatin County
B. F. Stanton
A. N. Vader
Harry R. Cunningham
Dan Doyle
Park County
TE. A. Morley
Silver Bow
Charles N. Pray
Donnan
Dontan
Myotha
U. K
Fairbank Company
Auto Club
Prospects Bright
Mountain View Mine
Helena State Fair
Horse Mainer
Leary
Norton
Assessur
Pat Lowy
Mike Morley
Jerry Sullivan
Ion
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Sullivan Maro - Morley Nj
Morley
Sullivan - Nays
Lowney
Livanwagen
B.S. Sullivan
John Murphy
T. J. Cleary
Deanin Me Leary
John J. Curran
Tom
Tom Douglass
Martin Marony
Boone
O. Reiler
Mautics Vitzharit
Davenfirt
John J. Leary
Mike Anlins
Gon O'Leary
Pat Leehan
Nantina Inn
Leary Maron Fitzharris Rooney
Leehim
Douglass
Weller
Bem Ngoise O'Leary
Mitzharris
Douglaes
Kellend Rooney
Davenport
Marony Trehian Mulling
Tett Menngeeres Davebroft
James H. Lynch
Committee On Order of Business
Garaghty
Rentek
Mike Murray
Mush Paty
Canon Kelley
Brun Kremer
Wen. Welswort
Sas
Priite
AY Liebenater
Tan Buckles
Drenant
Pat Geraghty Malin der B. Melzner
Molener
Aumeller Des
Tait
Robert
Ollay
Janes Carey
W. J. Mealahon
McMahon
Holley Renee Corres BF Dustivea
Ponta
Kinorl
B.J. Corcoran
O. White
Prank Rios
Pater Gil Inahor
Pat Coliigay
Mike Egan
Tl Uarrington
Dues Grant
J. Plsie Yvan
Henry Foley
Mires Naliah
Toby Mehe
Ink A. Lag
Joly
Moffrath
Duo Crate
Don Dinvelagte
Willie Dolan Jonna
Ramp
Ly Donny
Med
Sporting
Tom Meshan
Vincent Muryn
Okey Amid Aren
Contistan
MMAFK
Broadway
Hamilton
Lou
New York
America
Gon
Thtte Buer Meehan Marvin
Hennesay
Su Ans Pluk
Pant
Pat
Intewite
Witel
Ricihann Wat
the Independence Party
John Temple Graves
Demosthenes of America
Independence Party
Howard S. Taylor
Tiingis
Pacific Railway
Auis Pe
Amy Drain
Oregon
Short Line Railway
Silver Tow
Northern Paci
Dirac
Mann
Miles’ Crossing
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