State saloon plan and Chinese influx at Dillon
Governor Tillman and Commissioner Troxler tour Pittsburg to price stocking a future state saloon. After July 1 no licensed saloons in South Carolina. all alcohol sold through state dispensaries by officials. Dillon reports heavy Chinese presence. concern voiced over illegal immigration. Band fund drive gains momentum as 108 Russian anarchists are uncovered by police. April 22, 1908.
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B. R. Tillman
D. R. Troxler
South Carolina
Pittsburg
Nellie M. Black
Frank C. McFadden
Twin Bridges
Eliza Black
Railroad Avenue
Dr. Martin
Presbyterian Church
Lima
Fred Sinclair
George
State Normal
Justice Vermillion
Gist
Baker
Frank Cooney
Butte
Poindexter Ranch
Dillon
Richard Deacon
Beaverhead County
San Diego
Calif
Utah & Northern Railroad
Bishops
Idaho Street
Montana
John F. Bishop
Celebrity and Pineapple Talk Highlight 1920s News
Profiles Amy Ross a Seattle born singer and Yale Glee Club alum who pursued law and music, plans Juilliard study, and adds daily canned pineapple for health. Also notes upcoming wedding of Nellie Black and Frank McFadden, jail conditions mocked, multiple student dress thefts, mortgage filings, and a 1929 highway bond lawsuit involving Fidelity and Deposit Co. of Maryland and National Surety.
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Amy Ross
Captain Henry
NBC
Seattle
Washington
St. John the Divine
New York
Yale
Uncle Sam
Lamsterdam
Europe
I Yale Glee Club
Douglas Ross
Pavlova
Ross
Columbia Law School
John McCormack
Julliard School
Billings
Hardin
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
S. F. Ronde, Inc
National Surety Company
T. B. Weir
Harry P. Bennett
Helena
Basin Construction Company
Federal Surety Company
S. F. Ronde Corporation
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America
Band Boys
Ellsworth Vines
Lanny Poss
State Bank & Trust Co
Dillon, Montana
Fr Sale
Garl Hansen
Armstead
I. “Bane
Pelm Beach
Hedhen
San Francisco
Maine
Ohio State Penitentiary
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