Tilted Tale of Tramps and Trams in Montana
In Libby Montana October 1 to 2 Loure W. Wild president of the Great Northern railroad suffered a second trying experience when mistaken for a tramp after a motor breakdown on the way from Molene to Great Falls. He wandered with a farmer and a photographer toward an operational park with no food, finding an abandoned ramp and securing thread while a buster filled an elk. The group endured four days in rough conditions before reaching Betton where Hitt was helped to town.
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Great Northern Allroad
Molen
Great Falls
Jimadevna Ait
Faberational Park
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Betton
Hitt
Browett
Cotton market climbs with record highs in New York trading
Prices soar across active months as bullish crop outlook boosts demand. December cotton rises toward 84.50 cents and May near 146 cents amid aggressive Southern and Western buying. Market ends steady to higher, with shelling reactions after quick gains. Also boxing cards set for tonight featuring Thomas and Klawss and Kubiak challenging Jeannette.
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Tony
First Woman in United States Flies in Plane
In College Park Maryland on October 28 a diver sion from the daily routine drew widespread interest as Wilbur Weight announced a government tragedy. Mr. Wright died yesterday as a passenger. Mrs Vander, wife of Gat Vander man, a twenty-first infantry member, became the first woman in the United States to fly in an airplane. The flight lasted four minutes.
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Age
Bishop Spalding Discusses Polygamy in Utah
In San Francisco on October 28, Bishop Spalding spoke at a diocesan gathering saying that polygamy has strong female support in Utah and would resist any laws aimed at abolishing it. He warned that if women’s suffrage prevails there, enforcing anti polygamy laws would be impossible.
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Pecal
San Francisco
Stan Roverany
Utah
Astor Divorce Hearing Likely To Conclude Soon
Special to the Touted New York Oct 24 Hearings in the Astor divorce suit have begun Charles Young named by Supreme Court Justice Miller as referee in the action brought by Mrs John Jacob Astor for separation from her husband Affidavits are expected to comprise most testimony and the referee's report is to be filed within a month
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New York
Charles Young
Supreme Court
Miller
John Jacob Astor
Slaughter Incident In San Antonio Man Ends His Life
In San Antonio Dalian Texas Oct 2 C C Blaughter of San Antonio traveling man killed himself by firing a bullet into his body in a rooming house yesterday morning. The bullet struck near the heart. He had recently married in San Antonio. No cause for the act was given.
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San Antonio
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This Date In History October 28
October 28 notes a sequence of historical events and births including the bombardment of Alglere, the 1701 City of Philadelphia charter by William Penn, Artemus Ward’s height in the Continental era claim, a 1737 birth, a 1531 cotton planters meeting in Maron Georgia, a 1886 Liberty dedication, a 1893 Milwaukee fire, and a 187-born baby of Grover Cleveland. Classified as a historical almanac item with a seller advertisement for a Typewriter.
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Alglere
Philadelphia
Willian Penn
Artemus Ward
Continental Army
Maron
Hartholdt
State of Liberty
New York Harbor
Milwaukee
Alee Grover Cleveland
Princeton
Pupils’ Handiwork Displayed in Bryan Store Window
In Coulter’s window Bryan townsfolk admire a unique exhibit of handiwork by four to six year old students of Luther Taylor and Alma Lee Taylor’s kindergarten. The pieces include dolls, plaits, baskets, needlework, and a framed picture set, created under instructor guidance. The display, praised for color and harmony, showcases work by Mertha Hudnom, Ruth Koos, Joseph Maloney, Wilmer McCullough, and others. A cantata at Caroence Hall is planned mid November.
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Bryan
Tittle Payin
Luther ‘Taylor
Rey
Naar
Agen
Dollate
Expe
Mary Sinkings
Dorothy Itt
Iether Mecalloudh
Anna Tae Taker
Matehath
Mertha May Hudnom
Wilmer McCullouth
Brew Hawker
Hather McCullough
Honalt Rohde
Ruth Koos
Joseph Maloney
Roald Nobde
Wilmer SteCallowah
Wiliam Shine
Charles Meth
Maxket
Homey Roche
Pred Seale
Caroceie Hall
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