Butte Bricklayers Strike Backlash Restores Work
In Whitehall a marching delegate halted work at the Huber Block over union-labor disputes about foundation work. Citizens demanded union men return to the site within thirty minutes, threatening tar and feathers, and workers resumed by the deadline. Also an ad touts Foley Kidney Pills for backache and rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Butte Bricklayers’ Union
Huber Block
Foley
Potts
Adv
Transmission line reaches Sun River valley in engineering push
Great Falls reports seventy miles of transmission line built from Rainbow Falls plant along the Sun River valley. The line supplies power to the Sun River diversion dam under construction and supports irrigation project work in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Rainbow Falls
Sun River Valley
Sun River
Vroiegs
Grace Beal dies from pistol wounds amid white slavery case
Mrs Grace Beal the government's chief witness in the Max Fried white slavery prosecution died in a Spokane hospital from pistol wounds suffered in Eureka Montana She said M A Devon inflicted the injuries in a hotel room during the case proceedings at Eureka
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Grace Beal
Max Fried
Butte
M. A. Devon
Eureka
Mont
Dr Kings New Discovery Life Pills Advertisement
Torpid liver and constipated bowels cause headaches. Dr King’s New Discovery Life Pills stimulate organs to work properly and regulate the liver and bowels. Costs 25 cents, available at druggists or by mail from H. E. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Mark Good Charged in Forged Stock Claims Endorsements
Six informations were filed in Helena district court Saturday against Mark Good charging forging endorsements on six checks drawn by the secretary of the state board of stock commissioners to pay estray claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
District Court
Mark Good
Makers Claim Poley Kidney Pills Cure Kidney Ailments
Potts the druggist advertises Poley Kidney Pills as the best combination of medicines for kidney and bladder ailments and urinary irregularities. The copy asserts superior curative and healing effects and urges purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potts
Drowned Teen in Local Pool Tragedy
Leo Henroid aged 16 son of Ed Henroid of Anaconda drowned last Saturday afternoon in the plunge at Gregson Springs. Officials believe a lung hemorrhage from overexertion in the water caused the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregson Springs
Leo Henroid
Ed Henroid
Anaconda
Bozeman-Trafic Rail Service Restored in Montana
Bozeman Trafic resumed Sunday on the shortest Montana railroad after a tie up lasting over six months. The line runs from Chestnut to the Mexey mines, covering 16 miles.
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Bozeman—Trafic
Montana
Chestnut
Mexey Mines
Mine To Resume Operations At Gold Coin Mill Rochester
It is reported that the Gold Coin mine and mill near Rochester will restart soon after a year of suspension caused by stockholders disagreements. The revival signals renewed activity and potential ore production.
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Rochester
Headless Body Found Near Rainbow Falls
A headless female found near Rainbow Falls half a mile from the river, with no identification of the well dressed man present. The scene lacks any clear clues to the victim or the male’s identity.
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Great Falls
Rainbow Falls
Sutton Bros Store Robbed of Jewelry Saturday Night
A large quantity of jewelry valued at about 700 dollars was stolen from Sutton Bros store during Saturday night hours. No suspects named in the report. Police are investigating the theft and reviewing shop security footage.
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Cascade
Sutton Bros
Mill to Start at A. C. M. mill after repairs near finish
Repairs at the A. C. M. mill are nearly finished and the mill is expected to start operations about the 15th.
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Hamilton
Dr Kings New Discovery Cures Stubborn Cough
An advertisement claims Dr Kings New Discovery stops coughing and loosens the chest for coughs colds and lung troubles. It cites a testimonial from Mrs A F Mertz of Glen Ellyn Iowa and offers 50 cents or 1.00 prices with a money back guarantee from H E Bucklen Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Editorial on Tariff Debates and Party Politics
The piece compiles editorials from multiple papers critiquing the Underwood Wilson tariff and Democratic policy. It highlights concerns over free trade versus protectionism, currency measures, and projected economic effects. Responses mix humorous quips with stark warnings about political consequences.
Soil Inoculation for Alfalfa
Montana agricultural guidance explains alfalfa inoculation by soil transfer. Gather inoculated field soil and broadcast 200 pounds per acre, harrow, and reuse soil from the new field next year while avoiding weeds like dodder. W. Whitcomb notes this method suits Montana farmers.
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Montana
Income Tax Muddle and Confusion Across the Nation
The Globe-Democrat notes broad disagreement over peaceful era tax policy and a graduated income tax, arguing the law invites contradictions and heavy bookkeeping. It cites confusing IRS collector instructions that would drive any attorney into bedlam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Philadelphia
Bedlam
Globe- Democrat
Parisian Sage Hair Treatment Ad
A Parisian Sage hair product ad promises to stop itching scalp cleanse dust oils remove dandruff and make hair soft fluffy and abundant. The 50 cent bottle is offered as saving hair and promoting growth by Potts the Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potts
Fusion Triumph Smashes Tammany in New York City Election
Fusion ticket sweeps city led by John Purroy Mitchell who wins mayoralty by over 100000 votes, with McAneny and Prendergast elected to key posts. Tammany defeats include McCall. borough presidents go fusion in Manhattan Brooklyn and the Bronx. Sulzer wins Sixth district assembly seat amid party backlash.
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New York
Fusion
New York City
John Purroy Mitchell
Tammany Hall
Edward E. McCall
Mitchell
Sulzer
Charles F. Murphy
Murphy
William Sulzer
Albany
Political party wins and hires sweep across states and cities
In Tabloid Massachusetts Democrats win the state ticket while Republicans gain a seat in Congress in the Third district. New Jersey Felder a Democrat elected governor amid Democratic control of the legislature. Virginia and Maryland see Democratic wins with Blair Lee elected senator in Maryland. Pennsylvania Republicans elect two superior court judges as fusionists lose in Philadelphia. Armstrong elected mayor of Pittsburgh. Ohio Republicans carry Cincinnati and Toledo while Democrats win in Cleveland and Columbus. Indianapolis sees a Democratic city ticket mandate.
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Massachusetts
New Jersey
Felder
Virginia
Maryland
Blair Lee
United States
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Armstrong
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Cincinnati
Toledo
Cleveland
Columbus
Indianapolis
Lind Holds Cordial Talks With European Ministers
John Lind, President Wilson's representative, met Saturday with the Russian, Norwegian, and German ministers who arrived Friday night. The interview with the German minister was described as extremely cordial yet reserved on the topics discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cruz
John Lind
Wilson
Lind
Paris Express Collision Kills Dozens in Split
The Marseilles Paris express collided with another train Tuesday night and seven passenger cars were crushed and set ablaze. Authorities estimate forty to fifty deaths with extensive wreckage and fires lingering.
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Paris
Fremont County Divided If Early Returns Hold
Favor county division in Idaho hinges on early vote returns. In Rigby area turnout was light but the tally favored breaking Fremont county into three parts, suggesting a strong majority for division pending final counts.
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Rigby
Idaho
Fremont County
Miners Prepare to Battle Through Winter in Calumet Strike
Calumet Michigan reports no settlement in sight as copper miners continue their strike to win union recognition. Strikers began winter preparations Wednesday to sustain the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet
Mich
Sutton Bank Closes Doors Under Examiner Oversight
The First National Bank of Sutton Nebraska closed its doors Tuesday and is under the control of National Bank Examiner Floyd Seybolt of Lincoln. The bank reported capital stock of 25,000 dollars and deposits totaling 100,100 dollars.
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Sutton, Neb
First National Bank of
Sutton
National Bank
Floyd Seybolt
Lincon
Blackmailers Blast Eccles Home in Ogden Threat
A dynamite blast at Le Roy Eccles’s Ogden home disrupted by a blackmail threat. The explosion damaged the front porch and walls but left the family unharmed, with nearby residents Dr. H M Rowe and Fred G Taylor also affected. The attack followed threats against the widow of David Beeley and her sons demanding money.
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Ogden
Eccles
le Roy Eccles
Secnd
H. M. Rowe
Eecles
Fred G. Taylor
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Lila Eccles
le Roy
Alberta Wright
David Beeley
Salt Lake City Woman Takes Gas In Home Tragedy
Mrs. Susie Jensen wife of Dr Frederick I Jensen in Salt Lake City died by self inflicted gas inhalation Monday night suffering melancholia super induced by ill health authorities report her death as a suicide investigation continues into the circumstances surrounding the tragedy
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Salt Lake City
Susie Jensen
Frederick I. Jensen
Mrs Woodrow Wilson Named Honorary Vice Chairman
It was stated Sunday that Mrs Woodrow Wilson had accepted the position of honorary vice chairman of the women's department of the National Civic Federation.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Women's Department
National Civic Federation
New U S Pension Commissioner Saltzgaber From Ohio
Gaylord Miller Saltzgaber, the new commissioner of pensions, is an Ohio native and Civil War veteran. He will distribute nearly 153 million dollars to about 815 thousand U S pensioners.
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Saltzgaber
Ohio
United States
Captain Ballinger Seeks 2000 Aid for Eskimos Near Nome
Captain Ballinger of the revenue cutter Bear wired Washington for 2000 dollars to aid Eskimos in the Nome vicinity who were severely harmed by the recent cyclone.
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Washington
Ballinger
Revenue
Bear
Nome
Rioting Follows Gary Municipal Election Violence
In Gary Indiana a crowd of about a hundred deputy sheriffs restored order after rioting during the municipal election. One man was shot and killed during the disturbance.
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Gary
Ind
Huge chrysanthemum set in New York display
A crisantemum plant fourteen feet across with 1800 yellow blossoms sets a new record at the New York Horticultural Society exhibit that opened Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adolph Lewisohn
The
Horticultural Society , of
Police Refuse to Man Cars in Hoosier Capital
Indianapolis police, 30 strong, refused to ride with strikebreakers on Tuesday, leaving the fourth day of the street car strike without service. Officers had badges returned and were ordered to patrol, with charges to follow after the strike ends. Crowds gathered on election holiday as ministers urged nonviolence and resolutions against violence were passed. A trial ride by strikebreakers prompted the initial refusal by three squads of ten, leading to abandonment of the trip.
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Indianapolis
Court House
Utah City and County Officials Elected in Municipal Ballots
In Utah about 20 000 voters chose new city leaders across multiple cities. Salt Lake City elected W H Shearman and former Governor Heber M Wells to the city commission while Herman H Green won the highest individual vote. Ogden re elected Mayor A G Fell. other towns including Provo Logan Brigham City Monroe Price Eureka Lehi and Lehi also reported nonpartisan or mixed ticket victories.
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W. H. Shearman
Heber M. Wells
City Commission of
Salt Lake
W. J. Tuddenham
George D. Keyser
Herman H. Green
Jesse F. Cannon
A. G. Fell
Ogden
H. M. Rowe
Weber Club
Chris Flygate
Ogden Betterment League
A. KE. Weatherby
J. C. Nye
Charles F. Decker
Provo
Walter Adams
le Roy Dixon
J. Frank Halladay
Halladay
Alice Brown
Ralph Elliott
Brigham City
Citizens’ Nonpartisans
Preston Thatcher
Logan
John Q. Adams
James
Peter C. Nelson
Monroe
Price
Citizens
Eureka
Peoples
Lehi
Rebels Menace Zacatecas and Mexico City
Rebels threaten Zacatecas with forces moving from Torreon. Fresnillo, north of Zacatecas, has been abandoned by federals as unrest spreads toward Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Zacatecas
Torreon
Fresnillo
Physician Williams Arrested by Federal Commander
Nogales Sonora Mex Dr F A Williams a physician formerly of Los Angeles has been arrested and imprisoned by General Ojeda the federal commander at Guaymas according to information received Sunday.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mex
F. A. Williams
Los Angeles
Ojeda
Guaymas
Ultimatum Demands Huerta Resign or Face Elimination
Washington issues an ultimatum to Mexico President Huerta to resign at once and not appoint Blanquet or any trusted ally as successor. The note, delivered via Senor Rabago by Nelson O Shaughnessy, awaits Huerta s reply with two likely paths: resignation or removal of himself from power. Officials say Huerta may refuse or risk exposure to rebels. Federal Mexico suspects Washington backing for the rebel cause in Carranza s favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trey
N. Y
Pittsburgh Gazette-Times
Democrat
Moravian Falls
N. C
Yellow Jacket
Butler
Johnstonn
Democrats
Democratic Party
Marshall
Bryan
Mexico City
Huerta
Mexico
Aureliano Blanquet
Washington
Senor Rabago
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
State Department
General Huerta
Wilson
Carrana
Railroad man accused in Utah blackmail case
Ogden Utah Myron A Smith a former Union Pacific conductor living at 479 Thirtieth street was charged with blackmailing Mrs Ralph E Bristol and Mrs David C Eccles in complaints sworn before United States Commissioner S and J Corn on Monday L A McGee post office inspector filed the complaints noting his active role in pursuing the recent outrages that have shocked the country and achieved partial success
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Myron A. Smith
Union Pacific
Thirtieth Street
Ralph E. Bristol
David C. Eccles
United States
S&s
JT. Corn
L. A. McGee
Post Office
Honduras Signs Peace Pact with United States
Washington Secretary Bryan and Honduras Minister Membreno signed a treaty implementing President Wilsons peace plan. Honduras becomes the fourth nation after Salvador, Panama, and Guatemala to conclude the agreement with the United States.
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Washington
Bryan
Membreno
Honduras
Wilson
United States
Salvador
Panama
Guatemala
Halloween Prank Fatal in Chicago
Morgan Campbell 15 son of J F Campbell a broker was killed on Halloween when a prank to pull down an arc light brought him into contact with a charged wire. The incident occurred in Chicago and resulted in immediate death.
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Chicago
Hallow’een
Morgan Campbell
J. F. Campbell
Supreme Court Upholds Lemon Freight Rate Cut
The Interstate Commerce Commission order cutting lemon freight rates from California to Atlantic seaboard points from 1.15 to 1 is sustained by the U S Supreme Court. The ruling confirms the rate reduction as applied to fruit shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Callifornia
Atlantic Seaboard
Supreme Court of the United States
Cockrell Confirmed to Civilian Army Board Role
The senate confirmed former Senator Cockrell of Missouri as civilian member of the army board of ordnance and fortifications succeeding William Warmer.
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Washington
Senate
Cockrell
Missouri
Army Board of Ordnance and Fortifications
William Warmer
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Editorial
Tammany
Favor County
Welfare Movement
Gaylord Miller Saltzgaber
Hoosier Capital
Wells
Sherman
Fell
Kaild
Harry Aubrey MacLean
Harry Prendergast
Imperial Bodyguard
Morocco
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