Roosevelt Out of Running in National Republican Nomination
The piece notes a fading nation-wide push for Theodore Roosevelt at the Chicago convention one month away. It cites weak support in Massachusetts New Jersey and Arkansas and predicts Hughes of New York or Burton of Ohio as likely nominees, with Roosevelt effectively out as other factions unite around a winner.
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Roosevelt
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Massachusetts
New Jersey
Arkansas
Tha
Indiana
New York
Hughes
the Pioneer
Burton
Ohio
Germany’s Reply to Wilson Ultimatum
The response from Germany to President Wilson’s ultimatum reaches Washington. It pleases some for signaling a future improvement yet disappoints many as a cautious pledge. The piece suggests Germany will push for better behavior once the United States pressures Britain.
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Germany
Wilson
Washington
United States
Col. Goddard Weighs Governor Run After Delegates Vote
Col. Goddard of Billings told a Republican committee he fears election if he runs for governor. The Chicago convention delegate contest may have eased his worry. He has long stood as a loyal Republican, once backing McKinley in 1896 and polling only 10 000 votes. The delegate vote shows A B C D led. G H M or T faltered in the first eight names.
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Col. Goddard
Billings
Chicago
Congress
McKinley
Two Leaders Rally Town for Big Timber July Fourth
In a half day two well known men raised $2,000 for a Fourth of July celebration in Big Timber. The funds reflect the city wide spirit and promise a vigorous event, a real Fourth in every sense of the word.
Burlingame Heads GOP Ticket With Strong Gubernatorial Signals
In the contest for National Republican Convention seats at Chicago Hon J M Burlingame led the ticket by over a thousand votes and showed clear signs of strong gubernatorial strength.
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Chicago
J. M. Burlingame
Democrats Question Roosevelt At St Louis Convention
The speaker argues that if Democrats fear Roosevelt in a presidential race they should nominate him in St Louis. They claim Republicans can defeat him as easily as Democrats can, implying a strategic misalignment in the party.
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Roosevelt
St. Louis
City council aims to close cabaret venues in Great Falls
Great Falls plans to curb cabarets with a new ordinance after first reading. The measure seeks to close such establishments city wide, signaling a broad public crackdown.
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Great Falls
Springdale News Briefs From Big Timber visits and local events
Springdale residents and visitors frequent Big Timber with social calls, travels to Livingston and Bozeman, and a bridge project update. A Thursday jury duty return, a tree accident injuring F E Brandt, and local officials inspecting the new bridge are noted.
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Albert H. Anderson
Bozeman
L. J. Peterson
Livingston
Goldbranson Ranch
Edgar Gibson
Beley
F. E. Brandt
Mendenhall Creek
O'Leary
Big Timber
Water use hours set 6 am to 9 am under penalty
Notice states no division of days for water use has been adopted this year but users must observe the hours 6 a m to 9 a m and any violations will be followed by arrest. J Rees Water Commissioner For Sale One new auto Trailer Easy terms J A Lowry
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Billings
United States Reclamation Service
United States Supervisor of Irrigation
I. D. O’donnell
Washington
J. A. Lowry
Famous in Biblical Times Hamadan Persia Ancient Ecbatana
Hamadan in Persia, once the ancient Ecbatana, appears in biblical and Grecian history. The town boasts tombs of Mordecai and Esther and ancient wooden sarcophagi with Hebrew inscriptions. A mountain site near the city bears a monument linked to Xerxes and a stone with multilinguistic inscriptions. The city, now famed for leather work, sits 6,000 feet high with about 10,000 residents including 4,000 Jews.
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Ecbatana
Alexander the Great
Shushan
Ahasuerus
India
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Nineveh
Local Man Dies of Tetanus in Grand Central Hotel
White Sulphur Springs May 5 Jack Craig 25 a longtime local worker died Monday at the Grand Central hotel from tetanus contracted after injuring his toe with a drill pulled from a hole while working on a beach side well boring machine south of town about three weeks ago.
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Jack Craig
Grand Central Hotel
Tetanus
Montana crop outlook 1916 bars triumph over prior year
R E Newcomb of Billings reports Montana farmers expect record crop size in 1916 if favorable conditions persist. He notes only about 11 percent of wheat winterkilled, fall seeding down 25 percent, while spring seeding reaches the state's largest ever total, signaling record crop acreage.
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Helenia
Montana
R. E. Newcomb
Billings
Woman Found Guilty of Murder in Second Degree
Great Falls news reports Josephine Enoex a colored woman was found guilty of murder in the second degree for shooting Nina Green during an incident at Enoex home last February. The jury set punishment at 20 to 21 years in the penitentiary.
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Great Falls
Josephine Enoex
Nina Green
Enoex
Jesse Campbell
Such Economy Unwise The Two Cent Day Murder
A Philadelphia Ledger quotation notes that frugality can be dangerous as murderers infer wealth from a man who bragged of living on two cents a day. The item highlights risk to spendthrifts and the misguided chase of income in hardship.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Ski as a Home Made Product in Norway
The article argues Norwegian skis are crafted by carpenters in their homes rather than factories. It notes workers devote full time to the trade and stockpile materials in summer to prepare for winter usage.
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Norway
Health Board Orders Dry Proofing of Outdoor Receptacles
All garbage cans receptacles and outdoor toilets must be covered to stay dry per the Board of Health order. Noncompliance may lead to enforced action and further sanitary measures.
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Board of Health
Largest banyan tree shelters huge regiment in India
A historical note describes the vast banyan tree in India capable of sheltering a thousand men. It mentions the tree's extraordinary size with 400 main trunks and over 8,000 smaller roots, illustrating its remarkable extent.
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India
Works Both Ways Atchilson
A fragment notes a saying about law and courage and hints at a local Atchilson scenario where determination vs caution affects outcomes. It reads as a travel through moral reflections rather than a full report. The terse line suggests a perennial theme rather than a specific incident.
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Atchilson
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