Rum Runner Group Sets Political as Well as Price Scheme
Twenty members of the Great Falls Liquor Dealers association, a former price fixing circle, allegedly endorsed candidates for county attorney and sheriff at a recent meeting. The group acts as a clearing house for supplies and bartering, denying large funds or protection schemes, and asserts it cannot be interfered with by authorities.
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Great Falls
Canada
Rum Men’s
Chinook Man Appointed Regional Livestock Statistician
Chinook man appointed regional livestock statistician for the livestock reporting service in Helena. George A. Scott of Chinook named agricultural statistician by the United States bureau of agricultural economics. Scott, a World War veteran and Chinook high school alum, arrives after directing Smith Hughes agricultural work and Idaho Agricultural College graduate.
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Chinook
Fred Beier, Jr
State Department of Agriculture
Department
Livestock Reporting Service
George A. Scott
Eaericultural
Helena
Scott
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Smith Hughes
Chinook High School
Idaho Agricultural College
Bureau of Animal Industry
Six Miles on a Littered Trail to Missoula Hospital
R. H. Allen, a forest service cook, was carried by homemade litter between two mules over 60 miles of rough mountain trail to Missoula for pneumonia. Foresters and crew aided the four day journey through wilderness with nurses predicting a speedy recovery after arrival at the hospital.
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Haney & Condon
Raynesford
Kate Watson
Little Otter Creek
Roy L. Fisher
Missoula
R. H. Allen
Allen
Forest Service
Gaffney
Rivulet
Clearwater Forest
Kelly Creek
Moose City
Tales of Marcus Daly and other Butte residents
Percival J. Cooney recounts anecdotes about Marcus Daly and Butte figures. A farmer boss scene, Maury’s failed exam joke, Moore’s skull anecdote, and Daly’s standout rise are shared as local reminiscences reflecting ambition and wit.
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Marcus Daly
Butte
Percival J. Cooney
Daly
Copper King
Old Cummings
Mark
John
World chaos and crime headline roundup near Chicago
Summary of disparate incidents: Klan initiation near Chicago reaches 4650 members. a German glider record set by Herr Hentzen. a Mendocino feud turns deadly. a Baltimore mother kills herself and two children. Michael Collins killed in County Cork. a rattlesnake death in Alabama. a Michigan Central express wreck tied to spikes. a Denver daylight holdup at Colfax and Colorado.
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Chicago
Ku Klux
Baltimore
Emmet Green
Coral
Stanley
London
Michael Collins
Irish Provisional Government
Irish National Army
Bandon
County Cork
Fort Payne
Ala
James Wyle Reece
Michigan Central Railroad
Denver
Colfax Avenue
Colorado Boulevard
Gordon Campbell-Kevin Syndicate No 2 drilling near Lincoln well
Gordon Campbell speaks of rapid Lincoln well progress in the Kevin pool near the Discovery well. He expects first sands soon, then second sands with strong production on 680 acres for Syndicate No 2. He urges quick investment and invites readers to join with a coupon for immediate mail return.
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Gordon Campbell
Lincoln
First
Sécanl
Kevin Pool
Kevin Syndicate No
Kevin
Campbell
Gordon Campbell-Kevin Syndicate No. 2
Rocky Ridge Dome
Kevin Syndicate No. 2
MR. Campbell
Montana
Gordon Campbell-Kevin Syndicate
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H. Lowndes Maury
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the Electric Shop
Central Avenue, Great Falls
Campbell Lincoln
Kevin Pay Sand
North American Continent
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Kevin Syndicate
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