The Strand theater collapse stuns Pittsburgh crowd
A lobby collapse at the Strand theater in Pittsburgh killed a girl and injured thirty eight children as fifty waited for a free opening. The owner Sol Selznick was injured and blamed greed for risking young lives to boost profits. The disaster followed warnings about improper construction and rotten timbers in the lobby.
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Strand
Pittsburgh
Sol Selznick
Butte Hears Call for Saner Mining Leadership
A large mass meeting of about 3000 miners on Butte Hill rejected Wobbly rhetoric and moved toward forming an independent miners union. The plan aims to represent workers through authorized spokesmen and negotiate with employers, signaling an end to disruptive agitation.
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Butte Hill
Butte
Great Falls
Too Deep For Us In Montana Campaign
The Montana Nonpartisan backed Wheeler for the Democratic U S Senate nomination while Producers News supported Anderson of Richland for the Republican ticket. Anderson lost. Wheeler won. Anderson plans to back Wheeler despite his pro G O P leanings, while Wheeler likens his stance to Jefferson.
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Montana
League
Burton K. Wheeler
U. S
Anderson of
Richland
Wheeler
Anderson
Jefferson
Oil from Indian nuts touted as leprosy cure by British hospital trials
Dr. A C Gardener of Anaconda told Butte Rotarians of an oil produced from interior India nuts that reportedly cures leprosy. He cited English hospital results and claimed widespread impact, noting the oil costs 1.70 dollars per pound and could stamp out leprosy with continued use.
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India
Butte
A. C. Gardener
Anaconda
Orient
Gardener
Butte Rotarians
America
Java
Sumatra
Man Held for Observations Had Three Marriages
Police said the man taken into custody at Shelby for mental vigor observations after concerns about his behavior involving rouge and needlecraft had been married three times.
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Shelby
Montana District Court summons in foreclosure action
In the Nineteenth District of Montana Teton County, Home Savings and State Bank sue Chauncey D. Hall and others for foreclosure on a mortgage and note dating April 26 1917. Defendants must answer within twenty days or face default judgment. mortgage covers 278.65 acres in sections 1 and 6, township 21 north range 6 west and 5 west.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
Teton
Home Savings and State Bank
Chauncey D. Hall
A. F. McCabe
Arthur R. Hustads Erling
Norby
Carlotta Savage
A. O. Kramer
First Mortlgage Loan Company of Montana
Wighteen
Samme
First Mortgage Loan Company of
Montana
Northwest
Twentyone
Range Six
Township Twenty-one
Montan Meridian
United
Mortgage Foreclosure in Teton County Montana
Court records show First Mortgage Loan Company of Montana holds the note and mortgage on real estate in Teton County. The mortgage, assigned on June 26 1917, secures past due interest and principal and seeks foreclosure and sale to satisfy the debt.
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Teton County
Montana
First Mortgage Loan Company of Montana
Montana constitutional amendment on state and county boards of equalization
Notice details an election to submit a 1921 Montana amendment creating County and State Boards of Equalization. It specifies Section 15 changes, board composition, terms, qualifications, and powers, with separate ballots and a 1922 general election date. Approved March 22, 1921.
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Montana
State of
County Board For Equalization
State Board of Equalization
Legislative Assembly
Board of
County Board of Equalization
Senate
County Boards of Equalization
United States of America
Constitution Creation of County and State Boards of Equalization
Montana Secretary of State certifies a true copy of an act submitted to voters, creating County Boards of Equalization and a State Board of Equalization, defining their powers and duties. The document bears the Great Seal, dated August 1, 1922, Helena. It notes publication dates August 10 and November 2.
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Montana
I. C. T. Stewart
State of
Helena
A. D
Co. T. Stewart
Suspected kidney trouble prompts patient to use Dean's pills
Mrs. A. Vincent of Missoula Montana says a severe kidney spell left her miserable with back pain stiffness and dizzy headaches. She trusted Dean's Kidney Pills and reports complete relief after use. The product is advertised at 60 cents from FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.
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A. Vincent
No. 3Rd
St. Missoula, Mont
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
No Substitute Offered For Diarrhea Remedy
The piece notes that 99 out of 100 druggists recommend Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy when diarrhea is asked about and that they trust it from customer feedback to be reliable. It contrasts this with others offering alternatives that are more profitable.
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