Japanese Foreign Minister Seeks Alternatives to Alien Land Law
Baron Nobuaki Makino told Japan’s parliament that the government sees the need for a new path in resolving California alien land legislation. He noted Washington’s replies were unsatisfactory and that Tokyo’s ambassador Chinda had not received a reply to the third protest note. The dispatch also said Chinda met President Wilson on March 5 seeking a halt to the threatened California law.
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Washington
Nobuaki Makino
Parliament of
Japan
California
United States
Tokio
Hiyan
Chinda
Wilson
Sulzer Breaks with Tammany over Highway Appointment
New York Governor William Sulzer testified that Tammany leader Charles Murphy threatened to wreck his administration if he did not appoint James F. Gaffney as highways commissioner. Sulzer said a Washington conference with Senator James A. O'Gorman exposed Gaffney as Murphy's bagman who sought a $100,000 payoff to favor contractor James Stewart.
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New York
William Sulzer
Chas. F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
James FE
Gaffney
Sulzer
Washington
United States
James A. O'Gorman
Murphy
Bagman
James
Stewart
Aoindra Ojhravartha
Miners Die In Rescue Effort At Boston Con Mine
Three Austrians perish and three others are gravely ill from gas in a rescue attempt at Utah Copper Co. Boston Con mine near Bingham Utah. The six men entered the smoke-filled main shaft to reach two trapped colleagues. three rescuers with oxygen helmets brought out the bodies.
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Bingham
Utah
Boston Con
Utah Copper Company
Unions Demand Immediate Government Takeover of Copper Mines
Trade unions nationwide urge Congress to seize and operate copper mines under union conditions. Resolutions pour in from industrial and mining centers demanding government ownership and operation.
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Washington
Congress
Labor Leader Urges Congressional Probe of Strikes
Samuel Gompers president of the AFL urged a congressional investigation into the Michigan copper strike and the Colorado coal strike. The call came in circular letters authorized by the federation's executive council.
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Washington
Michigan
Colorado
House
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Congressmen Johnson and Shields clash at DC hearing
A fist fight erupted between Rep. Johnson of Kentucky and Washington attorney John Shields at a House District of Columbia committee meeting Tuesday after a clash and several blows were exchanged.
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Washington
Johnson
Kentucky
John Kh. Shields
Bré&&E
House Committee On
White Slaver Arrest in Los Angeles Case
Federal agents arrested Thomas Major aged 29 in Los Angeles on charges of violating the Mann White Slavery Act by bringing Nellie Hawthorne aged 21 from Utah. The incident involves officers of the Mormon church in the city.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Thomas Major
Utah
Nellie Hawthorne
Missing Submarine A-7 Found Near Whitesand Bay
British submarine A-7, which sank January 16 during maneuvers, was located Wednesday at twenty three fathoms of water twenty four miles from shore off Whitesand Bay.
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Plymouth
Whitesand Bay
Panama Canal Near Completion Allowing Ocean Steamer Passage
Colonel George W. Goethals stated on Wednesday that the Panama Canal has reached a condition of completion where a large ocean steamer could now pass through, signaling nearing operational readiness.
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Panama
Panama Canal
George W. Goethals
Dillon Firemen Banquet Showcases Generous Spirit
The Dillon Volunteer Fire department hosted a well attended banquet at Odd Fellows hall with Mayor Selway Alderman Gilbert Chief Sassman and Captain Oliver among the guests. Toasts praised local firefighting efforts and a portion of uneaten food was donated to fifteen needy families.
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Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Selway
Gilbert
Pease
Sassman
Oliver
Collins
James Rabolt
Anaconda
Sanger
Butte
California
W.S. Watson
Bell
Biase
Hyomei Herbal Remedy Promises Quick Catarrh Cure
Serious catarrh threatens the nose throat and lungs. Hyomei offers fast relief with no stomach dosing and costs one dollar for the complete inhaler and liquid. Potts, the druggist, guarantees refund if not satisfied with the treatment. Extra liquid bottles available for fifty cents.
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Potts
Montana Special Arrives in Dillon with 256 Passengers
The Montana Special train arrived in Dillon last Wednesday night at 11 15 delivering a crowd of 256 passengers aboard a twelve car Pullman consist.
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Montana
Dillon
Death Claims James Abrams Large Beaverhead County Property Holder
James Abrams longtime county resident and ranch owner died last Monday at his sister’s home in Los Angeles after four months in southern California seeking health relief. Born in Ohio 73 years ago, he worked as a steamboat engineer before settling in Montana, owning a Grasshopper ranch and later the George Hughes home in Dillon. He and his wife had traveled to California for the winter when his health failed, and he was buried in Los Angeles per his wish.
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James Abrams
Los Angeles
California
Mr. Abrams
Ohio
Mississippi River
Abrams
Missouri River
Fort Benton
Montana
Beaverhead County
Dillon
George Hughes
Rife Street
San Diego
Women and Wet Feet Warn of Kidney Trouble
Cold wet feet threaten health especially for women with congested kidneys and back ache. Fo ley Kidney Pills claim to restore kidney and bladder function and remove the cause. No habit forming drugs. Potts the Druggist advertises. Burt A Tower visited from Butte to stay for the weekend.
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Potts
Advtylm
Surprise Party at Mrs. Harrison’s Ranch Near Dillon
A surprise Saturday night celebration at Mrs. Cooper Harrison’s Grasshopper ranch featured dancing games and a banquet style lunch. Guests included Emma Clara and Edith Pahnish and many locals from Dillon and area towns.
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Cooper Harrison
Emma
Clara
Edith Pahnish
Methodist Church Services Preview Third Sermon Theme
The pastor will preach the third sermon in a series on Sunday morning titled The Church Member. Evening theme is The Thief That Robs Man of His Soul. Epworth League meets at 6 30 and Sunday school at 10. Public welcome to all services.
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Methodist Church
Epworth League
Mischief Quartet and Its Work Ad for Cold Remedy
January lists its influenza and pneumonia victims while a drugstore ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to prevent colds and stop coughs. Potts the druggist. ady. Im.
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Foley
Potts
Ady. Im
The Mystery of the Boule Cabinet opens in Triptst number
The New Story introduces Burton E. Stevenson’s The Mystery of the Boule Cabinet. Readers are invited to begin the serial with the opening chapters featured in this issue and follow the unfolding intrigue.
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Burton E. Stevenson
Real Estate Transfers From The Title Books
Week ending Jan 18 records patents for Orpha Burnside 234.04 acres near Lima and Joseph Skrenar 160 acres near Melrose. William S. Tash 80 acres in Grasshopper Creek valley. William J. Hollingsworth 160 acres in Centennial valley below Lakeview. Also R W Boone to J H Gilbert deeded east side addition to Dillon for ten dollars.
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Emil Tl. Brock
Otto Schultz
Poindexter
Orr
Dillon
Atlantic Street
Charles Kenney
A. S. Johnson
Mauldin
William Bain
Robert Bain
Donovan Ranch Company
Upper Horse Prairie Cerek Valley
Upper Horse Prairie Creek
D. W. Erwin
N. G. Franklin
John Peat
Lima
Adolph T. Pahnisch
Big Hole Basin
Grasshopper Creek Valley
William A. Pahnisch
Elijah F. Price
Big Sheep Creek
Ordell Bagley
Arthur J. Decelles
William Worth
Vipond
Ben D. van Houtin
Miner
Orpha Burnside
Orpha Clemens
Joseph Skrenar
Melrose
William S. Tash
Grasshopper Creek
William J. Hollingsworth
Centennial Valley
Lakeview
R. W. Boone
J. H. Gilbert
Stomach Upset Ad Promotes Miona Stomach Tablets
Distress after eating belching and undigested food signal stomach trouble. The ad touts Miona Stomach Tablet as a harmless remedy that stops distress quickly and improves digestion. A fifty cent box is urged with a money back claim attributed to Potts the druggist.
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Potts
Local and Personal Notes From Dillon
Mrs. Anna Owsley has been ill this week. Miss Montana Albers has been quite ill the past week. Mr. and Mrs. L. Potter were visitors in Butte this week. Mrs. John V. Grant of Bedrock spent the week in Dillon. E. J. Calloway is ill at his home on South Atlantic Street.
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Ernest Orr
Lee van Etten
Butte
Carl Henrich
Dillon
Twin Bridge Monitor
Chas. Calvert
Dell
Mrs. Smith McKnight
Nellie
Henry McGonigle
Lima
Dijon
M. A. Elliott
A. L. Bade
Doll
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Frank McFadden
China
Porsgren, Thomas Co
Duchess
Montana
Red River Valley
W. H. Hopper
Lynn
Walter Pitcher
Hopper
Twin Bridges
Twin Bridges Monitor
Anna Owsley
Miss Montana
Albers
Mrs. L. Potter
John V. Grant
Bedrock
E. J. Calloway
South Atlantic Street
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Anaconda Fire Department
Oregon Short Line
J. A. Shewe
A. H. Heilbronner
San Pedro
Salt Lake
Silver Bow
Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Dilon
Henry Thompson
Crabtree
George Woodworth
Hugh McCaleb
C. W. Robinson
Martin Jackson
Burt A. Tower
Sloan
Miss Matilda Cotton
Jot
Myrtle Ave
Brooklyn
N.Y
Perigo
Des Moines
Iowa
Earl S. Sloan, Inc
Boston
Mass
Summer Samples Ever
Foster Tailoring Company
Helena and
Frederick Schuler
George Rebich
L. E. Baldwine
D. Holcomb
Robert Clark
New Jersey
Connecticut
H. L. McCaleb
Mr. Haines
Shoupe
Idaho
George Tash
Pear I. Smith
Roreedion
Nya
Perceley Ale
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