Official Directory of State and County Officials in Montana
List of federal officers allied with Woodrow Wilson including Vice President Marshall and secretaries. Also state leaders Governor Stewart and Secretary of State Alderson, treasurer Rae, attorney general Poindexter, superintendent Davee, railway commissioners, and county officers for Teton with senator Larson and reps McDonald Coburn.
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Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Robert Lansing
Treasury
William G. McAdoo
New York
Lindley M. Garrison
James C. McReynolds
Tennessee
Albert S. Burleson
Texas
Navy
Joseph Daniels
North Carolina
Interior
Franklin K. Lane
California
Agriculture
David F Houston
Missouri
Commerce
William &. Redfield
William B. Wilson
Pennyslyvania
Edward D. White
Louisiana
S. V. Stewart
Helena
W. W. m McDowell
Butte
A. M. Alderson
W. C. Rae
J. I. Poindexter
Willian Miller
Nellie R. Brown
John L. Lundgren
Colin N. Ward
C. D. Powell
John R. Gleason
Thrice a Week World offer with Acantha
The New York World Thrice a Week edition promotes its cheap, prompt coverage of world events and US politics. A combined offer with the Acantha includes a one year deal for both papers at a reduced rate, highlighting value and timely news for households.
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THE
NEW York World
Europe
United States
Times
Acantha
Restoration interests threaten Uncle Sam’s robber trails
A cryptic note accuses ravenous interests of aiming to restore robber trails, framing Uncle Sam as menaced by financial powers. The piece hints at looming conflicts over control and resources without detailing specific actors or dates.
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Sam
Butte Precinct Election Officials Drag Down Prohibition Talk
In two Butte precincts during the recent primary, election judges and clerks supplied by local saloons infused the booths with whiskey and beer. Voters faced insult and many left without voting while others pressed ballots into boxes after long delays. Deputies guarded the count as tally sheets were finally completed three days late.
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United States
Butte
Sheriff's Office
Peo
Bulgin
Howard Russell
Anti-Saloon League
Horace Defies Snobbery to Honor His Mother
Horace Scott stands with his 80 year old mother against his wife Mildred’s social ambitions. At a dinner with the Kerrs the mother’s plain ways win over guests, and Horace earns a chance at a top position as Mrs Kerr’s social plans collapse around them. The scene ends with Mr Kerr inviting Horace and his mother to dine again, hinting at a career opportunity.
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Horace Scott
Horace
Kerrs
Mildred
Kerr
Dorothy
Kerr Corporation
Lucy Kerr
Wiliams
Efe
Mrs. Kerr
W. G. Chapman
Frankfort Thrives Under Local Option Dry Law
Frankfort Indiana shows population gains and strong growth after six years of local option dry status. The city exceeds 10 000 residents with few vacancies and 11 alcohol free days in July and August. Major buildings include a 100 000 office block a 60 000 Masonic temple a 40 000 bank and a 100 000 schoolhouse. Salvation Army reports all rescued girls have liquor related histories.
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Indiana City
Frankfort
Indiana
Ohio Saloons Drain State Finances Amid Widespread City Debt
The state has 6,000 saloons paying annual licenses of 1,000 each, yet Akron is bankrupt and major cities like Toledo Columbus Cleveland and Cincinnati face severe financial trouble. Liquor revenue fails to cover saloon costs, with a broader annual waste estimated at 110 million dollars in Ohio.
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Ohio
Akron
Toledo
Columbus
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Seattle Tightens Liquor Rules With Prohibitory Emphasis
Seattle adopts strict anti liquor ordinance making illegal purchase and possession of intoxicants in public places a punishable offense equal to illegal sale. It requires sealed bottles from licensed pharmacists and labels proving lawful purchase. Effective September 9 with Virginia prohibitory law starting November 1.
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Seattle
Washington
Woman Jurors in Porterville Trial Cause Stir
A California trial features 35 summoned women jurors in the case of barber W. E. Jones. Judge Schuh notes women offered frequent excuses, halting jury selection, warning the Porterville effort may end. A separate incident describes a bricklayer stealing a fifteen pound turkey from a poultry shop after asking for the weight.
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California
Schuhl
Porterville
W. E. Jones
Schuh
Los Angeles Times
Passaic Church Extends Sermon via Telephone Relay
A large Passaic New Jersey church connects a telephone to the home of a long time member, an elderly invalid, enabling listeners gathered at the receiver to hear the sermon and church music from over a mile away.
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Passaic
N. J
Edward Bellamy
Germany lends Turkey large sum amid grain market concerns
The article notes Germany’s loan to Turkey totaling 125,000,000 and discusses farmer urges to sell grain when cash is tight. It contrasts wartime spending with practical farming needs and grain marketing strategies.
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Germany
Turkey
Sowing Winter Wheat to Shelter Ground for Snow
A plan proposes sowing winter wheat and plowing it under to roughen the ground and hold snow for winter protection. This method aims to stabilize soil and reduce erosion while providing insulation for crops.
Alfalfa Seed Yield Variability Baffles Farmers
Farmers note alfalfa often fails to seed each year and no proven method guarantees seeding. Experts suggest environmental conditions drive irregular germination, leaving growers uncertain about future yields.
First Known Use Of Asbestos In Cremation Robes
Fragmentary report notes the ancient Romans used asbestos in cremation robes, highlighting a distressing feature of a broader war context and the immunity of Constanti in early manufacturing.
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Constantiin
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