Chateau Baseball Meeting Sets Stage For Strong Season
Enthusiastic crowd in Hodgskiss hall votes Dave DeTour temporary chair and Sam Crawford secretary. E J Roberson reports a 13 cent treasury balance and urges business backing to fund a winning Chateau team in Teton county with Alex Burrell reappointed as manager and a three person subscription committee to raise funds.
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Hodgskiss
Chateau
Dave DeTour
Sam Crawford
E. J. Roberson
Treasury
Alex Burrell
T. O. Larson
Louis Thompson
Walter Gorham
Choteau
Teton County
George Burrell
Rooter Association
City Council Adopts Sewer Resolutions and Election Certificates
Special sewer improvement resolutions Nos. 1 through 5 were read twice. Street committee ordered Main Ave. repair at once. Clerk tasked to issue election certificates to G M Coffey for mayor Wm Hodgskiss and J E Malmin as 1st ward aldermen Clarence Looney and A C Burbank as 2nd ward aldermen. Council adjourned to April 30.
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Main Ave
G. M. Coffey
Wm. Hodgskiss
J. E. Malmin
1St Ward
Clarence Looney
A. C. Burbank
2Nd Ward
Mexico Must Salute Stars and Stripes
Washington reports President Wilson ordered nearly the entire Atlantic fleet to Mexican waters to force a public salute to the stars and stripes from the Huerta government as repayment for the Tampico arrest of American marines. No time limit has been set. the navy demonstration signals firm U S. resolve, but Huerta has yet to respond satisfactorily.
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Washington
Wilson
Huerta
Tampico
Navy
United States
Mayo
Notice to Clean Up Town of Cho
Winter storms are past and spring visitors are expected. citizens urged to present a clean town by cleaning their premises at once to improve Choteau’s appeal.
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Cho
Choteau
Kill Flies Now A Preventative Measure
Public health notice urges immediate fly control to reduce disease risk. It links cleanliness to fewer flies and lower typhoid and tuberculosis spread, urging citizens to kill flies and clean up breeding sites, including manure piles. It also cites General Huerta’s reputation and notes on a speaker's forceful style.
First annual army inspection at the high school auditorium
Col. Stanford and Maj. McGuinnes led the first annual inspection of Company M in the high school hall on April 9. The unit, led by First Sergeant Smith, included 54 of 47 men on duty with the hospital corps present. Officers praised the drill and the Chateau band performed after the inspection.
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Col. Stanford
J. J. McGuinnes
Batillion
A. A. Holtman
United States Army
Smith
Nall
Hosp
Chas. Justice
Roy Putnam
Arthur Bateman
Hodgskiss
J. H. Stephens
T. A. Curtis
Denzel McDonald
John Fleming
R. R Mellon
M. Mull
J. R. Reade
Robert MacGlenn
Verge
Bishop
Chateau Band
onlJl
Company M
Hospital Corps
Pacific Coast
Chateau
War Department
Sudden death of S M Mosher at Great Northern station
S M Mosher a leading Montana sheepman died at Helena while waiting for a train to return from Los Angeles where he had heart trouble. A 45 year old Maine native, he settled in Helena in the eighties and built extensive sheep and land interests. He is survived by wife and infant son and a sister and mother in Maine. Funeral arrangements unclear.
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Helena
Great Northern
Fallcy
Augusta
S. M. Mosher
Los Angeles
Maine
Mosher
Prison Sentence For Egg Theft Nets Local News
At Moundville West Virginia a man received a prison term after stealing three eggs. The incident highlights small town crime and local handling of petty theft cases.
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Moundville
W. Va
Pegs
Gigg Faces Gaff Challenge as Pinchot Fight Continues
In Pennsylvania the contest around Pinchot grows tougher as Gigg battles to hold ground. The outcome remains uncertain as both sides press their push for advantage amid the stiff resistance observed.
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Pennsylvania
Gigg
Gov Colquitt of Texas Faces Public Perception Challenge
Texas Governor Colquitt confronts criticism over policy decisions as public opinion polling and local reactions shape the current political climate. The article notes his reputation and the scrutiny from constituents and opposition voices.
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Gov. Colquitt
Texas
Colquitt
Arbor Day Proclamation Declares May Observance
Governor S V Stewart issues Montana Arbor Day proclamation designating Tuesday May 12 1914 for tree planting and civic observance. Public school exercises and private plantings urged to beautify towns and countryside across the state.
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Helena
S. V. Stewart
I. S. V. Stewart
State of
Montana
Elena
United States
Livy
A. M. Alderson
Marriage Licenses Issued In Recent Montana District Court
The past week saw marriage licenses granted by Clerk Jas. Gibson. Gilbert Pleberg, 31, and John Jensen Alexanderson, 16, both of Solid, Montana. Jesse Nelson, 26, and Ilazel Victoria Smith, 18, of Shelby. Arthur Murphy, 35, of Coutta, Alta., and Mirilla Donaldson, 12. Donaldson, 38, of Sweet Grass.
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Jas. Gibson
Gilbert Pleberg
John Jensine Alexanderson
Sollid
Montana
Jesse Nelson
Ilazel Victoria Smith
Shelby
Arthur Prurphy
Coutta
Alta
Mirilla
Donaldson
Sweet Grass
Miss Jane Adams Questioned on Chicago Mayoral Knowledge
Miss Jane Adams says she lacks sufficient information to govern Chicago as mayor. The remark sparks political chatter about the candidate’s preparedness and qualifications.
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Jane Adams
Chicago
Woodrow Wilson Perceived Less Serious by Observers
A clipped remark notes that Woodrow Wilson does not take himself as seriously as others do, suggesting a lighter public posture compared with contemporaries. The comment reflects partisan or social commentary about the president's demeanor and public image.
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Woodrow Wilson
Montana District Court Notes Various Civil and Criminal Actions
State of Montana vs Manchus John son and Melvin Johnson fined 500 dollars each with imprisonment for nonpayment at two dollars per day. Other cases include demurrers overruled and twenty day filing deadlines in actions against B F Boyce C A Stowell James Gibson James Sulgrove Frank Peteh G N Ry Co and Henry Beaupre with a hearing scheduled May 29 1914.
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State of Montana
Manchus Johnson
Melvin Johnson
Teton County
E. R Savage
B. F. Boyce
Joseph Sturgeon
C. A. Stowell
David A. DeTour
James Gibson
James Sulgrove
Manuel Jacobs
Frank Peteh
Gertrude C. Dean
George Jay
Buzzell
G. N. Ry. Co
Dan
Ienry Beaupre
John M. Weaver
Civil actions filed with Clerk James Gibson this week
The past week saw civil actions filed including Jas. T. Stanford as receiver against Dressel et al, Crandall versus O Neal with attachment, and Whittenton Hosiery Co against Brown and G for debt.
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James Gibson
Jas. T. Stanford
Dressel
Crandall
O'Neal
Whittenton Hosiery Co
Brown & G
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M. H. Foltz
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Wim
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John Like
J. J. Crary
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Joe Harris
John Holland
Frank Daggart
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St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Yard
F. C. Young
Falls Lodge of Elks
Masons
Tribune
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John H. Burke
Owen Byrnes
Gould
John T. Murphy
Peter Kelly
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