Public Nurse Is Home Physician Says Red Cross Director
Eva Anderson of the Red Cross northern division argues county public health nurses replace amateur home doctors. Nurses test schoolchildren, visit homes, aid maternity care, fight TB, run infant and child clinics, and cooperate with physicians to raise community health standards.
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Montana
Eva Anderson
Department of Nursing
Red Cross
Home Service Committee
The
Minnesota
No Strikes in Montana Mining Camps in Old Times
Neihart Montana once closed for three weeks after a union walkout demanding a minimum daily wage of 65.75 dollars. The Cascade Mines Mills Neihart Consolidated and Neihart Silver Mines were affected while Flohart and Ripple closed earlier. The piece recalls early Montana mining life with tales of nationalities, pay, and hardy characters, contrasting past labor conditions with later unions.
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Montana
Neihart
Little Belt Mountains
Great Falls
Neihart Metal Mine Workers’ Union
One Big
Cascade Mines & Mills
Neihart Consolidated
Neihart Silver Mines Company
Flohart Silver Mines Company
Ripple Company
Ralph H. Bemis
Neihart Mining News
Pioneer
Tony
Trish
Mont St. Denis
Simplon
Alps
Sweden
Jacks
Alwys
Ireland
Montana Club Site Tied to First Gold Find in Helena
Pioneers and the Montana Historical Society report the initial gold discovery in Last Chance Gulch occurred near the Montana Club on Fuller avenue. Projected claim extents and later surveys place the original discovery on the club site, with further work planned to pinpoint exact sands washed.
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Montana Club
Helena
Sturrock’s
Fuller Avenue
Last Chance Gulch
Placer Hotel
Montana Society of Pioneers
Montana Historical Society
John H. Shober
John R. Watson
Great Northern
Main Street
Watson
Atlas
Broadway
Man Lights Gas Tank To Confirm Fullness
A man lights a match near an open gasoline inlet after driving two Ford cars to a Helena Avenue station in Helena. Firefighters arrive to find Lizzie severely damaged but the tank capacity proved full. The piece notes a Pennsylvania state constabulary campaign on motorist etiquette and road manners.
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Ford
Helena Avenue
Helena
Lizzie
Four Thousand Candidates Enter Montana Primaries
The August 24 Montana primary will nominate candidates for governor, secretary of state, treasurer, auditor, railroad commissioner, attorney general, superintendent of public instruction, three Supreme Court justices, two representatives, and many district judges. About 4,000 candidates are expected from township to state levels with plans for at least 20 questions and bond issues totaling millions.
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Montana
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Supreme Court
United States
Henry L. Myers
Not Citizen After Decades of Voting Sifts Through Citizenship
Frederick Bruckman of Polson reveals he is not a citizen after voting in Kansas Texas Iowa and Montana for 30 years and holding public posts. He filed in district court for naturalization papers claiming he believed his father’s naturalization made him a citizen. An inquiry found he was over 21 when his father naturalized, meaning he never acquired citizenship. He now seeks to remedy the status and obtain papers in his name.
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Jack
Butte
New York
Ephraim Tolson
Ephc
Eph Tolson
Dave
Bill
Jimmy
Anaconda
Kansas
Texas
Iowa
Montana
Frederick Bruckman
Polson
United States
Bruckman
Flathead Reservation
America
Montana Writer Bids for Fame
Montana author Robert J. Horton, formerly a Great Falls reporter, has sold multiple stories and two serials over the past year. He plans a summer writing trek in the Belt mountains as he reads invitations from Adventure, Romance, and Metro Pictures for film and new magazine work.
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Great Falls
Robert J. Horton
Great Falls Country
Horton
Montana
Belt Mountains
Singing River
Adventure Magazine
Metro Moving Picture
Teton
Brady and
Chateau
Rockies
The
Little Mountains
Kingsville
Little Belts
Adventure
Boyer
New York
Munsey’s
All Story Weekly
Union Square
Polly
Fido
J. Barleycorn
H. B. Wade
John Siddall
American Magazine
Saturday Evening Post
Harper’s
Everybody’s
Jack Johnson Ordered to Leave Mexican Territory
El Monitor of Mexicali reports Judge Luis Cacho in Tijuana ordered former heavyweight Jack Johnson to depart the territory within 30 days from June 6. The action cites alleged mistreatment of several Mexican girls including his wife’s aide as a charged offense.
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Jack Johnson
el Monitor
Mexicali
California
Luis Cacho
Tijuana
Johnson
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