Clark Launches Reform in Montana Delegation
The Clark faction at the Montana Democratic convention denounced Daly control and praised independence, nominating a diverse slate to shape national delegation. Walter Hartman’s remarks were debunked while Clark praised democracy, attacked copper interests, and urged liberty as state delegates were chosen for Kansas City.
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Walter S. Hartman F
Gallatin
Devil
Satan Hartman
H. F. Frank
Kansas City
McConnell
Montana
Daly
Tintte
Philadelphia
Amalgamated Copper Company
Beaverhead
Joseph A. Browne
Broadwater
W. E. Tierney
Cascade
Ira Meyers
Chateau
David T. Brown
Custer
George W. Myers
Dawson
T. P. Cullen
Fergus
L. P. Slater
Flathead
Col
J. W. Gallatin
C. W. Hoffman
Jefferson
Joseph Brien
Lewis and Clarke
N. W. McConnell
Madison
W. W. Morris
Meagher
J. H. Frezer
Missoula
H. W. McLaughlin
Park
J. H. Savage
Ravalli
Casper and
Melton
Clark
Silver Bow
Russia
Wberry
Cascade County
Higgins
McLaughlin
United States Senate
Washington
Robert B. Smith
Hisses
Daly Camp
California
Tive
Great Applava
Democratic Party O
Republican Party
Silner
Carlsbad
Davidson
John
M. Neill
Matty
Walter
Charles 8. Hammtun
Bozeman
Smith
Chandler
Senate
H. L. Frank
Tee
Convention Notes Highlight Butte Leaders at Mining Camp Event
Andy Lohman of Butte joins Chateau county delegation after foreign tour with royalty ties. Joe Bush, ex-Butte newspaper man now links to Madisonian mine leadership in Chicago, Rolla Wilkinson ex-newspaper man turned miner. Delegates toured Columbia gardens, pavilions, and a Helena Anaconda game. Automatic refrigerator ad and 25 percent discount at Kennedy Furniture.
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Andy Lohman
Butte
Chateau County
Andy
Joe Bush
Madison
Joe
Old Alder Gulch
Madisonian
Leitern
Chicago
Rolla V. Wilkinson
Cow
Clark
Earth
Columbia Gardens
Senator Clark
Anaconda
Helena
Tts
Temperance Meeting With Francis Murphy Tonight
Francis Murphy, the temperance evangelist, holds another popular meeting tonight in the Auditorium. Citizens under the auspices of local organizers report immense satisfaction with the success of his efforts and the temperance movement locally.
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Auditorim
Francis Murphy
Jury to Try Peters in Colby Murder Case
Jury selection began in Judge Clancy's court to decide the fate of Harry W. Peters charged with murdering E. T. Colby. At 10 o clock twelve jurors remained eligible. one juror was reported dead drunk. A confusing ad fragment about a $4.50 refrigerator and a $6.40 price appears in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Peters
E. T. Colby
Butte Local Briefs Highlight Services and Births
A city page lists offices in town including singer office for best oit and needles, piano tuners, and lawyers. It notes a birth in Centerville to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jenkins on Tuesday, a cave-in at Old Glory mine near Centerville endangering Ames Shepherd’s home, a marriage license issued to Edward Roach and Mamie Devine with consent from Mamie’s mother, plus local ads for stage schedules and building trades.
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Singer Office
Orton Brog
Hinkle & Dolman
Oweley
Dr. Forsyth
Owsley
J. G. Bates
Malleee Leyson
John N. Olson
West Park
Richard Jenkins
Centerville
Butte Bird Store
Lynndale
Dorothy
Butte
Ed Grosser
Building ‘Trades Council
N. Jobinville
Hast Park
Arizona
Manitou
Montana Liquor Company
Old Glory
Ames Shepherd
Edward Roach
Mamie Devine
Francis J. Reagan
Catherine Moore
Charlea Noe
Gertrude Hewings
Endearing Love Wins In Jailhouse Marriage Plan
Eadie Roach and Mamie Devine's attachment led to Roach's confinement. After hours of pleas, Mamie convinced her mother and jailer Boyle to consent. They secured a marriage license at the courthouse and planned to marry that evening. A newspaper ad notes a 26 percent off refrigerator price at Kennedy's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eadie Roach
Mamie Devine
Roach
Court House
Personal notes on recent travels of local doctors
Rod Leggatt returned yesterday from a trip to the Clearwater Idaho country. Dr. F W McCrimmon and Dr Campbell returned yesterday from a trip to New York and other eastern cities. They attended the American Medical association which met at Atlantic City NJ.
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Rod Leggatt
Clearwater
Idaho
F. W. McCrimmon
Campbell
New York
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
N. J
Court Notes in Local Case and Docket
Judge Clancy excused W T Ryn from jury duty due to illness. Beck v Hol land verdict signed and filed. Shadwell case gets 5 extra days to prepare motion for new state. Guardian petition for Grace Marian Dewey set for Judge Lindsay. Clive C Alley seeks divorce from Burt Cley on desertion grounds. Admin letters issued for Mary Abram estate. Anna Rovano seeks divorce from John Tovana for cruelty and drunkenness. Art exhibit invites ladies to Singer Sewing Machine windows. discounts offered at Kennedy Furniture Co. Watches advertised by Rubenstein. Help wanted for general housework. Furnished rooms for rent on West Park and Broad Street.
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G. R. Shadwell
Martin O'Connor
Clancy
H. Benham
District Court
Grace Marian Dewey
Lindsay
Singer
Singer Office
West Quarts Street
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Montana Music Co
la Patti
Fosselman
Calkins’ Book Store
Mate St
Butte Mont
W. MM. Wix
D. D
Broadway and
Main
ButteGas Light & FuelCo
N. Main
Hong Kong
Mum Fay
Frank G. Higgins
Missouta
Altern
B. Frank E. Corbett
D. R. Peeler
W. J. Hanna
Sweet Graaa
N. J. McConnell
John Toomey
Rc. L. A. Luce
C. 8
Schroeder
Clark Democracy
Deer Lodge
Kennnedy Furniture Co
Temperance Meeting
Kr Furniture Cn
Peters
Kennedy's
Kennedy Furniture Co
W. T. Ryn
J. F. Beck
J. G. Holland
Clive C. Alley
Burt Cley
Washington Bar
Madison County
Mary Abram
William Abram
Anna Rovano
John Tovana
Dr. German
N. Main St
Rubenstein
East Park Street
West Park St
M. & B. Block
West Broadway
Siegel Clothing Co
Carroll's
J. T. C.arroll Cor. Arcana
Sts
Nevills & Co
E. Park
Aaa Ele
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Montana Electric CO
E. Broadway
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Granite St
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