Waldfield Days Echoed in Butte
Recurring notes describe a violent confrontation at a South Main Street auto supply shop in Butte. A wounded man recalls three assailants including a young short man who attacked him. he fought with a knife as gunfire struck his cheek and he fled toward Mercury and Wyoming streets for hospital aid.
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Broadway
Mali Streat
Vna
Sach
By Myagen
South Main Street
Hagen
Alskena
Mercury
Wyoming
W. A. Wills
Miners’ Union
Goldfield
Smith
Davis
Silva
Anl
Butte
Hita
South America
Wing
Salt Lake City
Industrial Workers of the World Organization
Ruth
Stor
O'Clerk
Ryan
Hell
Yorath
Dayla
Fred
Othara
Sulzer Campaign Money Evidence At Trial
Court heard how funds were used or intended for Governor Sulzer with witnesses detailing checks and donations. Morgenthau testified about a $1000 gift and general support for Sulzer’s run, while other bankers and officials discussed signatures and campaign expenses.
M J Walsh General Director and Ombalmer Contact
M J Walsh serves as general director and ombalmer at 425 East Park Street with phone line Dell 86, listed as Independent iRan.
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Ombalmer
East Park Street
Dell 86
Independent
iRan
Joseph Richards
Montanny Street
Nutt, Mont Lad
Nell Pious
Remains of Martin Hand Held by Sherman Reed Funeral
The remains of Martin Hand are at Sherman Reed Undertaking Factors pending final arrangements. A Pinera announcement is expected to be made, providing details for the services.
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Martin Hand
Sherman & Reed Undertaking
Pinera
Copper Street
Mountain View
Paris Beard of Health Bans Self Use of Hair Toxin
A notice warns against using tetrachloride of carbon for self treatment. The health bureau cites dangers to heart head and stomach and forbids-sale or distribution of the unnamed product. Public health officials urge readers to avoid unregulated remedies and seek medical guidance.
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Paris
Cane Poem Cited In Divorce Case Testimony
Colonial Murphy testified in the Merriam divorce trial about a poem titled the Drinding of the Cane written for Mrs. Merriam and a Louisiana Tessie, with a retelling of events surrounding the July 18 shooting and a claim of attempted suicide by Merriam’s wife. The cross examination focused on whether the poem indicated collusion between co defendant and Merriam.
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Prancvisuo
Clarence Wo Murphy
Henry
Merrian
Deets
Merriam
Barclay
Coronel
Hening
Crtynel Murphy
Bessie Merriam
Murphy
Tessie
Louisiana
Feleri
Ray
Srs
Shoe
Nakada death tied to deportation whisper in San Francisco
Informer Havlit reports Nakada a former Japanese court interpreter was shot dead by a countryman in a Stockton Street logging house. Detectives seek the unidentified killer who fled. Investigators believe Nakada was killed for providing information to federal authorities that led to the deportation of Japanese women inmates at a resort.
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San Francisco
Tames
Nakada
Stockton Street
Hays
Raron
Progressive party conference pledges loyalty to Montana platform
A state conference of the Progressive Party in Montana issued a resolution affirming no intent to align with the Republican or any other party. It reaffirmed allegiance to the Progressive platform and pledged to pursue its pledges. Colonel Roosevelt wired support, praising the party for seeking justice and prudent national action aligned with self restraint.
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Etandard
Healeos
Republiciig
Roosevelt
Ke Hinpart
Cadmas
Progressive Party
Montana
Woile
Republican
Hoosevelt
Woman and supporters beat man at Walsenbure mine
A track layer, Iain Hate, was assaulted on the way home from the Walsen & Robinson mine after refusing to answer a strike call. A large woman on his back struck him with a bucket while others intervened to stop the attack.
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Davis
Goldfeld Sun
Leslie Branson
Sun
Western Federation of Miners
Bullo
Chay
Bulle
Michigan
Mien
Hunt
Buddy Ryan
North Main Street
Merton Seahill
Hyrn
Keller
Lai
Ryan
Seal
Tn Ehivawan
Ryo
Seahill
Davi
Jtowas
Walsenbure
Iain Hate
Walsen & Robinson
Guslds
Ile
Ami
Eel
Riots Subside As Troops Held Ready In Benton
Rioting between American and a mob in Benton cooled by nightfall. State troops were withdrawn from arrests and ordered to sleep in the armory, ready to deploy for police duty if rioting resumes.
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Benton
Amparican
Atresta
Ayvmory
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Waldfield
Diamondfield
Jack Davis
Idaho
Mamontficla
Jack Wag
Sparks
Tim
Reelebeck
Albion
Bass Sheenherders
Oxdertalers
Joseph ME
Auclair
Oelock
Wolfl's
Joseph's Church
Krane
Peter H. Keane
Walsh
East Mercury Street
Ofcork
Seared Heart Church
Joriy Hewley
Kahu
Sparks Wye
Anya
Abbion
Suidon
Want
Mine Operatora’ Association
Iim Gite
Great Haber
Preston
John Silva
Witte Story
Tyan En Losotta
Fem of
Kuhn, Doch & Co
Miniindena
Louis Mashalt
Sovernor
Dian
Marshall
Isresel Jumpen
Wrenny
Tudge Cullen
Schiff
Scheff
William Sulver
Frawley Investigating Committee
Dale
Mr. Schiff
Sulzer
Sehir
Lartry
Tomorow
Morgentinga
Morgenthau
Democratic Watlutuid
Mike Ant
Louis Mareball
Nothling
Witke
Kregel
Pilin
Fr. Wheel
Sanyyas
Coates
Morganthan
Campelen
Tarmeny Hell
Tadey
Tammany Hall
May
Como
Thomas M. Godwin
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
New York
Byman A. Spalding
Adram J. Nikus
Godwin
Mr. Sulzer
Darwin
Willan Sulzer
Aja
Thran
Frayley
M. J. Walsh
Sherman & Reed
Enat Drondyay
Larry Duggan
North Main
Rely Phone 770
Ind
Frinlty Church
Row
GCA
Fexroad
Knights of Psthia
Robert Gamwalls
Copenhagen
S Yard
Yar
Misson
Babcock
Corylopsig Talanen
Wally
Lie
Pearson
Tdeal
Easlion Tack
Real Beisties
Havlit
Caidias
Bos
Duffy
Rochéster
X.Y
Anil
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