Mrs. J C Lalor, Noted Montana Benefactor, Dies Abroad
Mrs. John C. Lalor a prominent Montana figure dies in Cairo after a life marked by charity and devotion to relief work in France. She was widow of financier John G. Moroney and later wife of Marcus Daly estate manager John C. Lalor, leaving a fortune of about 10 million and legacies including a Moroney natatorium in Great Falls and a monument to Granville Stuart. Her nearest relatives are James H. Mills of Great Falls and Mrs. W. G. Dye of Los Angeles.
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John C. Lalor
Montana
Cairo
Egypt
James H. Mills
The
New Northwest
Deer Lodge
Territory
Lalor
John G. Moroney
Montana Power Company
Mr. Moroney
Marcus Daly
Mary Mills
France
Granville Stuart
Gold Creek
Great Falls
Moroney
W. G. Dye
Los Angeles
Montana Farm Bureau pushes cream grading and seed potato pledge
The Montana Farm Bureau at Bozeman recommends state agriculture oversee cream grading for price by grade and urges Montana seed potatoes be bought locally. It backs Voight bill on filled milk and asks legislative action to boost grasshopper control and gopher poisoning cooperation across lands.
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Montana Farm Bureau Federation
Bozeman
State Department of Agriculture
United States Senate
Voight
Montana
Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Legislative Assembly
Four men executed at Roscrea and one at Garlow
Four men were executed at Roscrea and one at Garlow by the Free State government for possession of arms.
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Dublin
Roscrea
Garlow
Free State
World and Politics Briefs From The Nation
The World reports a German clash where French troops fired on a crowd, killing one and seriously wounding two. Cheyenne notes a unanimous Wyoming House vote endorsing Mondell as Fall’s Interior successor. Cincinnati covers labor reform talks aiming to modify the Volstead Act for beer and light wines. Baker Oregon notes a fire causing about 100000 dollars in damage to a mill.
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Bochum
Cheyenne
Harding
Frank W. Mondell
A. B. Fall
Interior Department
Wyoming
House of Representatives
Cincinnati
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Brewery Workers’ International Union
Baker
Ore
Iowa Physician Offers Free Catarrh Treatment Hope
Davenport physician Dr. W. O. Coffee advertises a treatment that cured his catarrh and related ear nose head symptoms after years of suffering. He reports others were helped and offers a 10 day free supply to any reader who writes with name and address.
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Davenport
Iowa
W. O. Coffee
St. James Hotel
Central West
Dr. Coffee
Adv
Prohibition Enforcement Tour Heads West on Inspection
Washington commissioner Haynes leads a delegation from the Bureau of Prohibition and Narcotics on a Western sweep to inspect federal enforcement. The mission covers western and southwestern states for a thorough audit of anti narcotic and prohibition agencies.
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Ide
Rainbow Mining Company
Baker
Washington
Haynes
Bureau
Davenport
Iowa
Charles Hass
Oakland
Calif
Pergola
Hayward
Denver
Federal Reserve Bank
Charles Linton
Radio Brings World to Montana Leper in Isolation
Mayor Beacom of Missoula led a community fundraiser that provided a radio for C. G. Willett, Montana’s lone leper. The instrument, installed at Willett’s Alberton ranch, allows contact with Los Angeles and Nome, easing isolation after years of quarantine following his service in the First Montana infantry.
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C. G. Willett
Montana
Willett
Montana Infantry
Philippines
United States
Mineral County
Alexander
Fort
Missoula
W. H. Beacom
State Board of Health
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Nome
Alaska
Willetts
Beacom
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