Oregon lawmakers split on support for governor's primary bill
Forty four members of the Montana legislature have written to Representative B B Law secretary of the commission to draft a primary law. Most would support the measure though some want changes. Only Schwartz of Chouteau and Sacter of Meagher counties have said no.
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Bozeman
B. B. Law
Norris
Oregon
Law
Schwartz
Chouteau County
Sacter
Meaghe
Prominent Mining Man Dies in Livingston
William E. Greenough a Cooke City mining man died Saturday in Livingston hospital from Brights disease at 39 He was born and lived his life in Montana The body will be taken to Billings for interment He is survived by four brothers Wright and Ben of Red Lodge and Geo and Ernest of Los Angeles
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Livingston
William E. Greenough
Cooke City
Livingston Hospital
Bright
Montana
Billings
Wright
Ben
Red Lodge
Geo
Ernest
Los Angeles
New Stomach Relief After Ills From Food
H M Young Peters editor of the Sun Lake View Ohio reports intense pain after eating. He credits Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets with giving relief after a few doses and claims a “new stomach” and perfect health after a second bottle. For sale by all dealers. 1-ma" Bm"
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H. M. Young Peters
the Sun
Lake View
Ohio
Chamberlain
Rattler bite saves Burns Creek woman in rush to care
Miss Martha Coburn of Burns Creek was bitten on the ankle by a rattlesnake as she gathered berries. Her brother and Dr. E R Hathaway arranged urgent medical aid from Glendive. The doctor reached the ranch in about 1 hour 20 minutes and counteracted the poison, preventing death.
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Glendive
Martha Coburn
Burns‘creek
Yellowstone Valley
Miss Coburn
Alex
E. R. Hathaway
Dr. Hathaway
Electric Bitters Promote Blood Purity and Health
Attack like tigers describes white blood cells fighting germs but often fail, leading to pimples boils eczema and other ailments. Electric Bitters regulate stomach liver and kidney and expel poisons from blood, claimed to purify blood and strengthen health. Potts druggist offers 50 cents.
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C. T. Budahn
Tracy
Calif
Sleeping lion blocks road near Bozeman
Miss Laura Flanders riding near Middle Creek canyon two miles above Flanders mill narrowly escaped a sleeping mountain lion. The horse stopped, she dismounted to inspect, then retreated toward the saddle. The lion woke as she mounted, but the horse bolted and carried them to safety.
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Bozeman
Flanders
Mill
Middle Creek Canyon
Laura Flanders
Miss Flanders
Boys Scalded by Falling Boiler in Playful Bear Game
Butter Timothy Dugan aged three probably fatally scalded and Jeremiah Hanley aged four seriously injured Saturday night when playing bear rolled under a stove at Mrs Dan Dugan widow home. A boiler of boiling water tumbled down upon them after a stove leg was kicked, injuring the boys.
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Timothy Dugan
Jeremiah Hanley
Dan Dugan
Accused of Stealing Burns Cure Boasts of Arnica Salve
Clinton Maine resident E. E. Chamberlain boldly endorses Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal healer. He claims it relieves pain from burns sores boils piles cuts corns and injuries. Available for 25c at Potts the druggist.
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E. E. Chamberlain
Clinton
Bucklen
Potts
Electric shocks boost gifted children, Stockholm study claims
In Stockholm professor Svante Serbenius reports that fifty school children split into two equal groups, with identical health and lighting, learned at the same pace. The electrified group reportedly outperformed the non electrified group under identical teaching conditions.
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Stockholm
Presidential Guard Dies After 28 Years of Duty
Washington report says Martin O'Brien a longtime White House guard and the president’s bodyguard died Friday of heart failure. He served 18 years on the guard and ten years as the president’s bodyguard stationed on the second floor near the president’s suite.
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Washington
Martin O'Brien
White House
Executive Mansion
Doubtful Senate adjournment as House plans longer session
Washington reports the Senate may adjourn by August 7 but the House plans to keep sending tariff bills, suggesting Congress could extend into September or October. Speaker Clark appears cautious, with strong support beyond the Democratic party, while Underwood and other House leaders resist a quick adjournment. Also note an unrelated drug ad for Fotey Kidney Pills advertising kidney and bladder relief.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Clark
Democratic Party
Underwood
Big Hole Is Fine Says Darbee On Summer Sheep Range
Frank L. Darbee returns from Gibbon pass into Big Nose country with sheep at Trail Creek. He reports waist high grass, easy crossing, sun burned nose, and thriving summer pasture. Four killed and one seriously injured in a Wilkinsburg grade crossing crash involving a fast express train.
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Frank L. Darbee
Gibbon Pass
Big Nose
Trail Creek
Galoogly Springs
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilkinsburg
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