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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1911
Page
4
Notices warn that the Trisuns Pupuisittne Co bears no debt liability for employee contracts unless signed by the manager. Subscribers missing issues should notify the office. the paper emphasizes regular delivery and timely receipt.
Opinion notes that Utah’s two major issues have been priestly political control and polygamy. It claims the polygamy pledge is likely ended, while church leaders’ promises to abandon political meddling failed. The piece argues Utah must become a truly free state with justice enforced.
A Goodwin's Weekly nugget notes that Mormon rank and file champions will demand freedom for thought and native land honors. The piece frames a movement where people press for liberty of belief and recognition of their homeland, urging prayer to back the claim.
A report from New York details Commander E C Benedict leading an expedition bound for the upper Amazon. A separate item notes the plague in Manchuria waning. In Washington Mrs Matthew T Scott is re-elected president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Chicago reports three ice cream firms indicted for shipping impure cream.
Berne Switzerland April 25 The Swiss arms manufactory at Neuhasen reports a large order for the Mexican government. St. Louis April 22 A tank car explosion at the Bell company works killed three and injured several, with others lightly hurt. New York April 24 The cathedral of St John the Divine was consecrated last week and will be the largest US church upon completion costing about 10 million dollars. Chicago April 25 Wilbur Glenn Voliva, Zion City leader, loses political power after an election-board decision.
Chicago on April 23 Captain Stephen Wood head of the detective bureau said a full confession is obtained from one of the men arrested in Detroit in connection with the dynamiting of the Los Angeles Times building.
Unofficial reports from Eagle Pass say rebels struck Parras Coahuila yesterday and dynamited a church where federal soldiers gathered in the structure. It is claimed many federals were killed.
In Elk Gardens West Virginia twenty four miners entombed by a gas or dust explosion at Ott Mine No 20 of Davis Coal and Coke Company near Ottawa Ontario reports an 11 o’clock forenoon blast. OttawaOntario reports a Calgary business note about labour negotiations in Alberta and British Columbia. In San Diego California a prize of 1000 is offered for a new rose variety to be named San Diego for the 1913 exposition grounds. OttawaOntario notes potential reciprocity treaty ratification spurring Canadian agricultural implement makers to boost capacity. In Pocatello Idaho a boiler explosion on Oregon Short Line locomotive No 1022 kills Bert Chapman and wounds two others. victims were residents of Pocatello and transported there by a special train.
A Copenhagen public school displays meticulous routines with separate washrooms and numbered tubs for each child. Teachers regulate water flow from nickel showers as students bathe in graded steps, dry themselves, and return to prayers before recitation. Also noted are visits by officials Galen Norris and Yoder about a memorial tablet for ex Governor Robert B. Smith at the state capitol.
The New York Journal notes a young man labeled a millionaire bought an airship shortly before being declared bankrupt and questions if such steps are a normal course of action. The dialogue suggests airship purchases as a common, even natural, practice.
A massive display of traction engines steam and gas plows threshers and heavy machinery will headline the second day with hundreds of cars on automobile day. Special features and amusements will accompany the program as about 10 000 visitors are expected in the city for the convention.
An advertisement invites readers troubled by indigestion to try Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. The product combines bismuth subnitrate and pepsia, claimed to soothe the stomach, strengthen digestion, relieve nausea, and improve nutrition. A money back guarantee applies after a trial. Three sizes priced 26 cents, 50 cents, and $1.00. Available at The Rexall Store Potts the Druggist 15 Bannack St.
Los Angeles April 24. A large reward pool was announced for the arrest of the Times dynamiters. The total reward reaches one hundred thousand dollars, with about twenty five thousand dollars already in cash available for discovery or capture. Authorities urge public tips to aid the investigation.
A historical ad-like snippet touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from J J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as the only constitutional remedy. It claims catarrh is constitutional and offers one hundred dollars for a cure, urging readers to send for circulars and testimonials.
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