Deeper Waterways Assoc Aims Atlantic Inland Link Cape Cod to Key West
Five hundred delegates attend the first annual convention in Baltimore for the Deeper Waterways association led by Congressman J Hampton Moore. The movement seeks an inland waterway from Cape Cod to Key West to boost American shipping and aid farmers and manufacturers along the Atlantic seaboard.
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Deeper Waterways Association
Atlantic Seaboard
Moore
Baltimore
Boston
Key West
United States
Deeper Water Ways Association
J. Hampton Moore
Philadelphia
Cape Cod
Long Island Sound
Delaware River
Chesapeake Bay
Atlantic
Turkey Opens Formal Relations with Persian Nationalists
A dispatch from Tabris Persia reports Turkey has established formal ties with the Persian nationalist movement in Azerbaijan province. A commission of Young Turkish envoys is in Tabriz and welcomed. Abdul Hamid, via the Turkish consul, presented Satar Khan with a Turkish order.
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1. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Tabris
Persia
Turkey
Azerbaijan
Tabriz
Abdul Hamid
Satar Khan
Public meeting for Big Timber and Sweet Grass county growth
All citizens are invited to a public meeting at Glass Bros Land Co offices on McLeod Street Friday evening November 27 at 8:00 o clock. The gathering aims to discuss growth and development for Big Timber and Sweet Grass County.
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Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Glass Bros. Land Co
McLeod Street
Fears of Nationalist Secession and Turkey Union
A correspondent reports concerns that nationalists may secede and declare a union with Turkey, signaling potential regional political upheaval. The warning reflects instability and broader implications for regional governance and alliances.
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Turkey
Birth of a Granddaughter for Josane Chauines Name
A Paris cablegram to Theodore P. Shonts announces the birth of a son to his daughter the Josane Chauines. The Duke died in Paris last spring.
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New York
Theodore P. Shonts
Paris
Josane Chauines
Move to license stallions aims to improve Montana horse breeding
A push to pass a state stallion law would license public service stallions and jacks to limit fraud in pedigrees and ensure soundness. The plan cites England, Scotland, and U S states Pennsylvania Utah Wisconsin Minnesota, and argues licensing will boost quality Montana draft and driving horses and curb inferior imports.
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England
Germany
France
Scotland
Pennsylvania
Utah
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Montana
Western
Commonwealth
Four Great Musical Artists Delights Big Timber Audience
The second lecture course piece, Four Great Artists, showcases the best talent chosen from 1,500 applicants by the Bureau. Designed for ensemble work, the program features duets with violin and piano by Mr. Carr and Miss Smith. The talented group performs at the Auditorium on Tuesday evening, Dec. 1.
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Bureau
Carr
Miss Smith
Great Divide drama set for Big Timber auditorium
The Great Divide will play at the Big Timber Auditorium next Wednesday evening November 25. Manager Howard calls it the finest attraction of its kind seen in town and notes a vacant date due to an opera house fire. A superb company performs the same production praised during its long New York run.
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Howard
Big Timber
Princess and Daly’s
Academy of Music
New York
Sunday School Institute Planned in Congregational Church
Rev. J. A. Alford of the Montana Sunday School Association arranged with local pastors to host a Sunday school institute on Friday afternoon and evening, November 27, at the Congregational church. The 2:30 p.m. session will cover improved methods, and the 7:30 p.m. address will discuss the mission of the Sunday School. Both are union services and open to all attendees.
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Sunday School Association
J. A. Alford
Montana Sunday School Association
Congregational Church
Alford
Thanksgiving Service Planned at Norwegian Lutheran Church
Union pastors from Episcopal Norwegian Lutheran Methodist Episcopal and Congregational meet to host the annual Thanksgiving service at 11 AM in the Norwegian Lutheran church. Miss Durnford will sing solo and a joint chorus directed by Rev. Erickson will perform. A free will offering goes to the Helena Orphan Home. service to close around noon. H H Thoren Scribe. One new roll top desk for sale cheap. Enquire at this office.
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Episcopal
Methodist Episcopal
Congregational
United States
Erickson
Helena
Root Says He Will Accept Senate Seat If Legislature Calls
Secretary Root stated he will not seek the senate but will accept the office if the New York legislature representing the people calls on him to serve. Senator Depew criticized backers and said the next legislature, with 261 members, will choose the senator and cannot be driven, hoodwinked, or bulldozed.
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Washington
Root
New York
Senate
Chauncey M. Depew
White House
Hot Springs
Senator Depew
William L. Ward
Depew
Senator Elkins forecasts fight over tariff cuts
Washington informally reports that Senator Elkins of West Virginia warned of a stubborn contest against tariff reductions for steel coal and lumber. He said West Virginia will oppose any rate changes and seeks to protect its coal industry. He noted a possible coal tariff deal with Canada if Canada agrees to lower duties.
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Washington
Elkins
West Virginia
White House
Roosevelt
Canada
United States
Fair to the country to attempt to revise the tariff
The text argues that it would be fair to the country to seek tariff revision in the upcoming congressional session, emphasizing the need for adjustments to benefit national interests.
Five Die in Okmulgee Shootout Between Desperado and Officers
In Okmulgee Oklahoma on November 17 five people were killed and ten wounded after Jim Deckard a Negro desperado fought law officers. Sheriff Robinson and Assistant Chief Kla ber died along with two Chapman brothers and Deckard himself. The clash began at the St Louis and San Francisco station where Deckard attacked Indian boy Steve Grayson, then barricaded his home as Klaber approached and was killed. A posse was quickly formed by Sheriff Robinson to pursue the fugitive.
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Okmulgee
Okla
Jim Deckard
Sheriff Robinson
Klaber
Chapman
Deckard
St. Louis and
San Francisco
Steve Grayson
Grayson
Robinson
Tragic Sheriff Posse Incident Ends in Fatal Shootout
A posse assembled by the sheriff, composed of Black deputies, approached a house where Deckard opened fire with a public safety item. The sheriff died instantly, followed by two Chapman brothers. A frenzied mob then overwhelmed Deckard, who was killed by bystanders.
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Deckard
Chapman Brothers
Teachers Examination Notice for Sweet Cross County
A teachers examination will be held in Big Timber on Friday and Saturday November 27 and 28 1808. M R Forewald County Supt.
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Sweet Cross County
Big Timber
M. R. Forewald
Corduroy line advert offers suits and pants through John Watt
If you want anything in the corduroy line you had better see John Watt, he can fix you up. Suits from 820, pants $5 and up.
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John Watt
Sale of Barred Rock and White Leghorn Hens and Pullets
Classified notice states Barred Rock and single comb White Leghorn hens and pullets for sale. Inquire at F. M. Lamp. Dated November 12, 2t.
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F. M. Lamp
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Association
Florence Smith
Forrest Carr
Basso Cantante
Earl Pfouts
Edwin Shonert
Union Thanksgiving Service
Steel
W. H. Patterson, Tris Is
Bigtimber, Mont
Oklahoma
Hampshire Down Bucks
Henry Nicholson
The
Montana Trading Co
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