Pioneer absorbs Sweet Grass Tribune subscriptions
The Pioneer announces it will assume the unexpired paid up subscriptions to the Sweet Grass Tribune. Tribune subscribers joining The Pioneer gain added time, while paid Tribune subscribers not yet Pioneer members receive Pioneer issues until their former Tribune term ends. Remaining Tribne dues should be sent to Mr. J. T. La Fond in Kalispell Montana.
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J. T. la Fond
Kalispell
Pioneer
Sweet Grass Tribune
Tribune
la Fond
Mont
Playing Politics and the One Term Platform Debate
The piece argues President Wilson is now engaged in politics after tariff and currency moves. It contends the Democratic platform’s one term plank forces him toward a direct presidential primary, with a renomination only possible if the people compel him at the polls.
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Wilson
Congress
Baltimore
White House
Pioneer Publishes Woman Suffrage Department With Distinct Policy Note
The Pioneer announces a dedicated woman suffrage department in its last issue, stressing space for suffragist views while clarifying the editor’s personal opposition to suffrage. The paper asserts free speech rights and grants suffragists the needed space, noting the movement’s worthy aims and ongoing advocacy.
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Pioneer
Saloon Influence Probable in Woman Suffrage Vote
The piece argues that eight percent of voters may swing the outcome of initiative and referendum on woman suffrage, with saloon opposition likely to dominate in towns and cities. It questions the fate of officeholders backing suffrage if saloons mobilize against them and warns of political peril for incumbents.
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Taft
Film Industry and Insurance Proposals Stir Fears
The Los Angeles Times muses on new obligations for actors and producers as film sets risk explosions and fires. It suggests a pledge for moving picture abstinence and imagines stricter safety demands like bomb proofing and lion proofing for actors, amid sensational accidents in studios and productions.
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Los Angeles Times
Livingston Post reports national attention on Judge O Connor oats crop
The Livingston Post notes Washington requests for copies detailing Judge O Connor's Horse Creek ranch oat harvest. The paper claims growing national attention and cites its own prominence among Montana publications.
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Livingston Post
Judge O’connor
Washington
Post
Horse Creek
Montana
Montgomery Ward Dies in Chicago at Seventy
Obituary notes Montgomery Ward died in Chicago last week at seventy years old. The line of his main order business remains, a loss that merchants will regret for it was the tail that passed away, not the head.
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Montgomery Ward
Chicago
Montana and Illinois Proclamations and Local Crime News
Montana governor attaches Fallon county to the seventh judicial district and reports 51 quartz mine deaths in the year. Illinois bars dairy cattle from 19 states. Three young holdups confess in Helena. Domenico Romeo sentenced to life for murder at Trident plant. A painter Plank killed by train near Livingston. Supreme court limits district judge power on attendance. Carey land project gains 10 thousand acres cultivated. School bond bid ruling, naval academy examinations, and mining veteran Bassette brings Henry Plummer’s shotgun to Kalispell. Juries award $15,000 in Hall vs Great Northern. Rhoads pleads guilty to embezzlement.
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Domenico Romeo
Ben B. Law
Jess Crago
Three Forks
Kalispell
J. C. Alexander
J. P. Hall
Great Northern Railway
Hall
Marion
Great Northern Railroad
Arrest of a Japanese man and a Bozeman death toll
A Japanese man, suspected of terrorizing the west side, was arrested at Livingstod, fined $10, and linked to similar sightings. In Bozeman, 86 year old James Kay died after a long illness following a fall. Montana congressional estimates list irrigation and road projects, while local farm news notes a Cow named Woodrow and Wilson, twins born to John Winegart’s cow.
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West Sides
Livingstod
James Kay
Bozeman
Mr. Kay
England
Scotland
Mary Hope
United States
Montana
John Winegart
West Side
Winegart
Woodrow
Wilson
Stanford World
Prices at Big Timber Supply House Groceries
A complete fine of groceries is advertised at Big Timber Supply House with price details and offers. The notice highlights available staples and bulk items, urging customers to shop now for savings and weekly specials.
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Mark Associatii
Montana and General News
Butte
Anaconda
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Dunne
Illinois
Iowa
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Texas
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Helena
Donlan
Plank
Livingston Hospital
Northern Pacific
There
Thas
Supreme Court
Lanner
Carey
A. W. Mahon
State Carey Land Act Board
G. R. Davies
D. M. Kelly
D. E. Berg
Stillwater County
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
L. B. Geckwith
E. W. Chatlin
T. R. Denny
Missoula
L. L. Hefering
Fred E. Tibbets
H. C. Anderson
A. C. Anderson
Red Lodge
H. M. Rice
Vincent Wenninghoff
Phillipsburg
Dillon
Amede Bassette
Bannack
Henry Plummer
Plummer
Dee
Winnifred Rhoads
Rhoads
G. M. Bourquin
Billings
Judge Bour
H. J. Koozer
C. N. Skillman
U. S
Quin
Mrs. Rhoads
Fort Belknap
Flathead
Blackfeet
Fort Peck
North Cheyenne
Rocky Boy
Glacier Park
Yellowstone Park
Cody Road
Jackson Hole Road
Interior Belt Line
W. D. Richards & Co. Adv
Brammers
Becker Bros
New York City
John E. Reesh
Barney M. Brannin
Wallis
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