The Great Cardington
Ward Cardington accepts the role in Glamour and pursues a new stage life. He studies his lines as Hamlet, plans to outshine peers, and wins a breakthrough, while John Sassoon and Anne Cardington confront a dramatic opening night that ends in catastrophe for the aging star.
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Cardington
John
Sassoon
Anne
Sarah Raleigh
Mansfields
Greets
Ward Cardingtons
Glamour
Ward Cardington
John Sassoon
Hervey Alston
Hervey
Montclair
Anne Cardington
Apollo Theater
Hamlet
Timmins
Ed Bellamy
Peever
Midas Uch
Eda
Pedah
Equity
John Sassoon Told Him, “Mr. Cardington
Bellamy
Five Special Elections Shape Billings in 1885
In 1885 Billings held five special elections as a young town established its city government. A July 14 1884 fire spurred a volunteer firefighting force and new charter. The council elected officers, set boundaries, and voted on bonds to acquire land for stockyards.
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Billings
Oscar Chaffee
The
Sunday Gazette
Chaffee
Territorial
Peter Larson
Albert L. Babcock
Sidney H. Erwin
Louis A. Fenske
John W. Ramsey
John Tully
Lucius Whitney
Fenske
J. J. Walk
H. W. Rowley
Erwin
C. E. Westbrook
Rowley
Fis Machine
Counc
Yellowstone River
Montana Avenue
Twenty-fifth
Twenty-seventh Street
Twenty-sixth Street
First Avenue
Twenty-fourth — Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Twenty-fourth Street
Fred Sweetman
George M. Hays
Tully
Walter Matheson
Thomas Flanigan
Thomas Hanlon
M. B. Rademaker
C. H. Walcott
J. J. Nickey
Rademaker
Hanlon
Fenske Buildin
Park Hotel
National Park Fishing Tax Plan Dropped
The National Park Service cancels a plan to charge for fishing in Yellowstone Glacier and Crater Lake after protests from 60 congressmen and fishermen. Representative Horton of Wyoming announced the reversal. Senator Walter F. George remarks on war and stages toward a position from which reversal is impossible.
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Bureau
Yellowstone
Glacier Parks
Crater Lake
Oregon
National Park Service
Horton
Republican
Wyoming
Walter F. George
Dem
Montana school taxes rise to nine million nine hundred thousand
The Montana Taxpayer reports that direct school taxes will total 9 849 561 dollars, about 81 percent of public school operating revenue, with 1939 figures showing 10 108 260 dollars spent for schooling and 5 730 527 dollars for instruction. Also notes state tax trends and a death in Butte.
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Montana
Montana Taxpayer
Montana Taxpayers Association
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Charles Jm*quick
By News Syndicate Co., Inc
Clark’s Fork Valley
Anaconda
Dusam
Benjamin Franidia
Benjamin Franklin
Troy E. Himmelman
Mgr
I.ae
Butte
Alfred Matthews Riley
Tacal
Riley
Miles City
John R. Riley
Netherlands Indies
Oracle
Stace Iquor
Old Quaker Co
Lawrenceburg
Indiana
Rawlins
Charles M. Russell
United States
Montana Newspaper Association
Great Falls
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