Official Directory National and State Officials List
National leaders include President Woodrow Wilson and Vice President Thomas Marshall with cabinet choices and federal judges. State and local offices cover governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, treasurer, attorney general, auditor, supt. of public instruction, railway commissioners, veterinarians, and county officers such as sheriff, assessor, coroner, and public administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Robert Lansing
Treasury
William G. McAdoo
New York
Lindley M. Garrison
New Jersey
James C. McReynolds
Tennessee
Albert S. Burleson
Texas
Navy
Joseph Daniels
North Carolina
Interior
Franklin K. Lane
California
David Fouston
Missouri
William J. Redfield
William B. Wilson
Pennyslyvania
Edward D. White
Louisiana
S. V. Stewart
Helena
W. W. McDowell
Butte
A. M. Alderson
W. C. Rae
J. E. Poindexter
Wm. Keating
H. A. Dayee
J. H. Hall
E. A. Morley
J. E. McCormick
W. J. Butler
T. O. Larson
Thrice-a-Week World and Acantha Offer
The New York World Thrice-a-Week edition for $2 per year offers rapid foreign and domestic news. Acantha bundled price drops to $3 for one year, with total value beating separate rates. If you subscribe to Acantha, World costs $1 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Times
New York World
Acantha
Robber traffic and ravenous interests threaten Uncle Sam
The piece warns that man eating sharks are less peril than ravenous interests seeking Restoring robber traffic and undermining national welfare. The tone portrays urgent danger to the nation from hidden forces seeking control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Tralff
Walter H Evans Defends Prohibition Effects In Oregon Letter
Multnomah County District Attorney Walter H Evans writes to Montana Anti Saloon League officials noting crime drops since prohibition began and citing police court figures for felonies and misdemeanors. He reports improved business conditions, bank deposits, and property re rentals though warns against false anti prohibition reports. He endorses public use of the statement and signs off with his title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Anti-Saloon League
Walter H. Evans
Multnomah County
Oregon
Helena
Montana
Sheriff's Office
United States Marshal’s Office
Bradstreet
Portland
Red-Light
King Constantine Recovered Health Yet Troubled Mind
The report notes King Constantine has regained physical health but remains unsettled in spirit, facing ongoing concerns about his peace of mind and emotional state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine
Coeducation Opens at University With Family Participation
A mother and her 17 year old son will be among UC students starting the new college year marking a milestone in coeducation. The report notes no danger in this progressive enrollment as both prepare for campus life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California
Democrats Organize in Teton County Montana
A local Democratic body in Teton County endorses Wilson policies and the party line. They applaud labor protections and eight hour railroad laws, favor tariff reforms, and back Myers Walsh Lyons Stout and Stewart while pledging support for farm loans and women’s suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Democratic Congress
Republic
Teton County
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Henry L. Myers
Thomas J. Walsh
John Lyons
Tom Stout
Montana
Myers
Evans
Harry B. Mitchell
Great Falls
Sam V. Stewart
Stewart
American Society of Equity
Montana Quits News
Democratic
Dan Ledgerwood
Ss. J. Rigney
A. Davis
W. C. Boucher
E. A. Leb
Tripoli: Gate of the Sahara and Its Living Markets
A portrait of Tripoli as a historic port where desert routes meet the sea. The city blends green terraced wealth, the Moha im quarter, and grand mosques, with a diverse trading crowd from Arabs to Jews. Visitors note cautious harbor entry, sacred spaces, and the thrill of penetrating holy ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Sahara
Mediterranean
Crescent
Moha Immedian
Oasis
Africa
Mecca
New Venomous Snake Linked to Possible New Species
Ed Hambly and Jack Horn possess a snake caught near Los Angeles by a Mexican worker. It is three and a half feet long, olive green, with two fangs, smooth scales, round pupils, and a slender, noncoiled build. A white rat died after being bitten, and the reptile may be related to vipers. Dr. Charles Edwards notes its unusual poisonous nature for a smooth-scaled snake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hambly
Jack Horn
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles L. Edwards
Sheriff Sale Of Land In Montana Ordered At October 7
P Wendall Murray plaintiff sues Christopher Hagness in Teton county. Sheriff to sell October 7 1916 at the courthouse front door Chateau Montana between 2 and 4 pm. Property includes northwest quarter of section 3 township 23 north range 2 west and south half of northeast quarter plus lots 1 and 2 in section 3 containing 315.91 acres. Subject to prior lien by George W Taylor mortgage. Sold for cash to highest bidder. Sheriff William Miller. Under Sheriff Freeman Da ley. First pub Sept 18 last Oct 4. The item notes a poetry aside about Turkey and a five cent store firm reporting eight months sales of 50440961 dollars, up 14 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Wendall Murray
Christopher Hagness
Court House
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
County of
Teton
State of
Montana Meridian
8Th Judicial District Court
George W. Taylor
William Miller
Freeman Daley
Ownership Statement for Chateau Acantha 1916
Max B. Bishop sworn as owner and publisher of the Chateau Acantha notes single owner and no other security holders 1 percent or more. Publication based in Choteau Montana with Bishop as editor and business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Montana
State of Montana
Max B. Bishop
Chateau
Mont
A. C., Warner
State of
Guardian's Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Montana
In the Eighth Judicial District of Montana, Teton County, guardian Fred A. Nelson will sell the minor Paul Earhart Nelsons real estate subject to court confirmation. The property is the south half of the southwest quarter of section twenty six and the northeast quarter and north half of thirty five in township twenty nine north range eight west. Sale after October 9, 1916 with bids at Phil S. Coles law office Chateau Montana. Terms cash.
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District Court
Eighth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Paul Earhart Nelson
County of Teton
Fred A. Nelson
State of
Montana
Towit
Township Twentynine
Range Eight
Teton County
Phil S. Cole
Chateau
Berry & Bennet
Said Guardian
The
Guardian
Great Falls
Mont
Public Land Notice for Harry E Adams Homestead Entries
Department of the Interior notice from Great Falls Montana dated August 30 1916 lists Harry E Adams of Chateau Montana as the holder of original and additional homestead entries dating November 7 1911 and October 1914 for lands in INW%4 section 24 B%4 NEY NW% NEY NEY NW section 23 township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Harry E. Adams
Chateau
Ney
Land claim notice for Montana land by Teulon and others
Ship 22 north range 5 west Montana meridian files three year proof to establish claim before A C Warner U S commissioner in Chateau Montana on October 9 1916. Witnesses named James B Teulon Richard A Lacey Arthur F Belzer Gilman Montana Allan R Young Great Falls Montana Rh N Sutherlin first publication September 6 last October
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Range
West
Montana
Meridian
A. C. Warner
U. SS
Chateau
James B. Teulon
Richard A. Lacey
Arthur F. Belzer
Gilman
Allan R. Young
Great Falls
Proclamation on Montana Petition for State Athletic Commission
Governor S. V. Stewart proclaims filing of petitions to submit to Montana voters a measure establishing a state athletic commission and regulating boxing and sparring, to be voted on November 7, 1916. Seal, date, and officials noted. First publication Sept 6, last Sept 27. Excerpt includes historical editorials on public figures and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Montana
I. S. V. Stewart
State Athletic Commission
Helena
United States of America
S. V. Stewart
A. M. Alderson
Thomas Jefferson at the grave of the Constitution
The fragment presents a dramatic quotation as imagery, invoking Jefferson at a symbolic grave for constitutional values with the line Alas, poor Yorick. The snippet frames a literary allusion rather than reporting a factual event or date.
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Thomas Jefferson
Yorick
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Official Directory
George M. Bourquin
George W. Sproule
Hele
U. S
H. Gerhanz
B. K Wheeler
Registers OF Land
Jos. Binnard
R. N. Sutherlin
J. Meyers
Havre
F. W. Appleton
Bozeman
H J Kelly
Lewistown
Fred H. Foster
Billings
Theodore Brantley
W. H. Holloway
Sydney Lanner
Slerk
J. F. Carroll
Turkey
Dodge Brother
Motor Mart Coo
Dutton
C. H. Cox
Mrs
T. A. Smith
Copenhagen
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