Political Announcements for Primary Election Candidates
Public notices list announcements of candidates for various parties for the primary election on August 25, 1917. Notices cost $5.00 to publish.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1914
Page
2
James Innes Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Assessor
For assessor candidate James Innes requests Democratic support for the county assessor race. He announces his run and asks party members to back his candidacy.
County treasurer candidate declares bid for primary
The candidate announces intention to run for county treasurer in Teton County, subject to Democratic voters at the primary on August 25, 1914.
Pridham Announces Candidacy for County Attorney
T H Pridham declares candidacy for the nomination as county attorney in Teton County Montana. He pledges "A Square Deal" to all voters and submits the announcement to the public as a political bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
T. H. Pridham
Garrett Seeks Republican Nomination for County Clerk
E C Garrett announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for county clerk of Teton County and asks for support at the primary election to be held August 25, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
E. C. Garrett
Small 1838 English Bijou Almanac Auctioned in London
A minuscule 1838 English Bijou Almanac sold at Sotheby’s in London for 20. The three-quarter by five-eighth inch volume comes in a morocco case with a magnifying glass. Published annually 1835 to 1853, it featured portraits of William IV, Queen Victoria, Grisi, Mozart and Sir Walter Scott with verses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Morocco
Sotheby’s
William IV
Queen Victoria
Grise
Mozart
Sir Walter Scott
Huerta Seen During Tea In Public Possibly Resumes Duties
A fragment notes Huerta seen drinking tea in a pub and hints he may resume his tottering duties on a more respectable basis. The report implies a cautious return to public life following controversy.
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Huerta
Suffrage leaders urge self denial for campaign fund
Mrs Medill McCormick chairs a drive in Chicago for a 50000 dollar National American Woman's Suffrage association campaign budget to win votes next fall. Aug 15 is set as a day of self sacrifice urging 4 million women voters to abstain or sacrifice personal funds to aid opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Medill McCormick
President Wilson backs Warburg for Fed board seat
Washington July 11 President Wilson will not name a substitute for the incomplete federal reserve board. he will stand by Paul M Warburg. The White House insists Warburg is the sole choice, a stance that splits the president from many Democratic senators in the ongoing dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warburg
Washington
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Wilson
Paul M. Warburg
White House
Mexican land question movement signals end of medieval rule
By the time the Mexican land question is settled, Mexico will have moved out of medievalism and toward modern governance and reform, reflecting broader regional changes in property rights and social structure.
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Mexico
Several Volcanos Active Along Alaska Peninsula
Seaward Alaska July 11 all volcanos along the Alaska peninsula west of Seward to the Aleutian islands are in action reports from Captain McMullen of the steamship Dirigo arriving from Dutch Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaward
Alaska
Alaska Peninsula
Seward
Aleutian Islands
McMullen
Dirigo
Dutch Harbor
Plague Death Reported In New Orleans
Public health officers announce another bubonic plague death in New Orleans bringing the total to four cases and three deaths since the outbreak began June 27.
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New Orleans
Public Health Service
Murder Jury Disagrees in Petras Case
Geneva Illinois July 11 The jury in the case of Anthony Petras accused of murdering Theresa Hollander disagreed and was discharged by Judge Irwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Ill
Anthony Petras
Theresa Hollander
Irwin
Children Hurt in Explosion Near Nashwauk
In Duluth on July 11 Carl Rapinatz of Nashwauk tried to ignite mining caps held by his sister. Both children were badly burned and hospitalized with severe injuries ahead of recovery, the girl losing four fingers and the boy likely to lose sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Carl Rapinatz
Nashwauk
Truth Tells In Meeting Of Mother And Journalist
A subway encounter between a mother and a journalist reveals a contrast in lives. The mother admires the journalist, who recalls the demanding, fame driven career of a business journalist. The exchange ends with a muted reflection on worthiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Grand ‘Central Station
Goodby
Storing Straw to Save Grain in Hazardous Harvest Seasons
Farmers in Northwestern states urged to stack part of the grain to protect against weather delays in threshing. The piece notes 1913 as a bad example when heavy straw and showery harvest left wheat and flax in shocks, urging proactive stacking to keep fields ready for next season and reduce losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern States
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Conrad
Chas. H. Connor & Son
Flying Dutchman Line
Homas Mower
J. I. Case
Hakes
Mandt Wagons
Henney & Freeport Buggies
U.S
Empire
Case Automobiles
C. C. Irons
T. A. Smith
Mont
Rosemarry
James Innes
Hug
Medill ‘McCormick
Culver
Lewistown, Montana
Winnett
Lewistown
Milwaukee
Grass Range
Milwaukee Land Company
G. W. Morrow
G. L
T. A. Lewistown, Mont
Maplewood Klondike
Percheron Society OF America
H. W. Lightly
Austin, Minn
Priest Butte Ranch
Geo. Richards, SR
Chateau Lumber Company
THE
RED Shed
A. J. Flynn
Montana Transfer Company
Harry
E. Adams
Chateau
Choteau Meat Company
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