Riddick the Man
Montana voters consider Carl A. Riddick for U.S. Senate arguing he can work with the Republican administration to advance irrigation, freight rates, and marketing of products. The piece endorses Riddick as a unifying candidate for all people, preferring him over Wheeler.
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Montana Senator Myers successor named in report
A fragment notes Walsh remaining two years and Riddick’s Montana focus as a potential successor to Senator Myers, suggesting a cautious minority position with limited support from current colleagues.
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Walsh
O Riddick
Montana
Senator Myers
A Liability or Asset to the Wheeler Camp
The writer denounces Sidney as a political liability, arguing his claimed willingness to work with progressives from both parties would drift votes away from Wheeler. The piece contends such electability would siphon Democrats from Wheeler to Riddick, harming the Wheeler camp.
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Sidney
U. S. Senate
Wheeler
Washington
United States
Riddick
Hornets Nest Sparks Federal Crackdown In Montana
Wheeler and Walsh in Helena attack the Volstead Act enforcement stirring a hornet's nest. Federal agents arrest many of Wheeler's supporters in Butte over moonshine distribution. A Washington grand jury report recalls 1920 liquor misdeeds by city agents worth about one hundred thousand dollars. Democrats urged restraint.
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Wheeler
Walsh
Helena
Butte
Grand
Washington
Butte miners receive voluntary 50 cent daily wage raise
Mining companies in Butte increased miners pay by fifty cents per day, an act praised as ensuring a steady winter workforce. This voluntary raise aims to attract and retain labor through the cold season.
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Butte
The Elkhorn Mines Promise Steady Ore Output
R M Atwater Jr reports on the Elkhorn mines owned by the Boston and Montana company the facility will soon mill 1000 tons of ore daily netting 2 50 to 5 per ton and this level can be maintained for years this is the most cheerful mining news in years for our county.
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R. M. Atwater Jr
Elkhorn
Boston and Montana Company
Mr. Atwater
Smiles and Salutes Across Borders in Late Southeas
The note recalls Imi Pasha kissing M Franklin-Bouillon in Smyrna and speculates on Bert Wheeler’s greeting with his old friend Anderson. It contrasts joyous reunions with a political figure’s shifting loyalties and hints at complex allegiances in a changing scene.
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Pasha
M. Franklin- Bouillon
Smyrna
Bert Wheeler
Anderson
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Old-Line Democrats Reject Wheeler and Walsh Branding
The piece condemns Wheeler and Walsh as a poor political pairing and likens their branding to the IWW. It argues traditional Democrats should resist this label and prefer a different approach, suggesting a shift toward a leaner campaign image.
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Wheeler and Walsh
Industrial Workers of the World
Resignation of Warm Springs Superintendent Dr Scanlan
The state mourns the resignation of Warm Springs superintendent Dr Scanlan after nearly 25 years of service. He is noted as an expert in big Nine and widely acquainted with strong personal friendships across the state.
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Scanlan
Warm Springs
Ima Pergonal
Br Scarilan
Smallest London house fronts Kensington Palace Gardens
A tiny London dwelling opposite Kensington Palace Gardens measures six feet at the front. The ground floor serves as a shop with a sitting room and bedroom above and a basement kitchen below.
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London
Kensington Palace Gardens
Canadian Radio Accessory Factories Run Three Shifts
Canadian radio accessory factories operate with three shifts around the clock mirroring wartime munition production. Workers endure intense schedules as production pressures mount.
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Canada
Bones believed to be Bocaccio found at Cer taldo house
Archaeologists report uncovering bones they believe belong to Giovanni Boccaccio in the Cer taldo residence where the Italian writer lived. The find centers on a local house associated with the medieval author.
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Giovanni Boccacia
Certaldo
Monotony Drives Visitor to Seek Evening Call
A clipped note quotes a woman lamenting monotony in a place and a man asking to visit this evening. The writer recalls loving a garden but says the love died after finding a Bachelor Button in a Black-Eyed Susan bed.
Mrs Gelhaus Recovers from Appendicitis Operation
Miss Mary Gelhaus of Butte is recovering after an appendicitis operation and expects to return home in about ten days.
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Mary Gelhaus
Butte
Mrs Robison Ward and Kimmel Leave for Salmon Idaho
Mrs C W Robison and her son with Mrs Elizabeth Ward and Mrs L B Kimmel drive to Salmon Idaho by auto today and expect to return Monday.
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C. W. Robison
Lizabeth Ward
Kimmel
Salmon
Idaho
Paper Piers in California Cut Teredo Risk
Supporting piers are made of paper in California and are not affected by teredo attacks. They measure 60 feet long and 18 to 30 inches in diameter with a square steel cap atop to endure pile-driver shocks. Gold is to be refined from smelted smoke at the United States Assay Office in New York City, where gold dust escapes through chimneys during reduction.
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California
Teredo
United States Assay Office
New York City
Kremlin Palace Preserved as Remnant of Old Regime
Bolshevik leaders preserve the great Royal Palace of the Kremlin in Moscow almost without change to serve as a reminder of the lavish wealth and pomp of the old regime.
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Kremlin
Moscow
German inventor touts air operated hand pick for miners
A German designer introduces an air powered hand pick for miners. The device works in tight spaces where a traditional swinging pick cannot reach, offering a compact solution for confined work areas.
Wireless signals peak at the furthest point from the transmitter
A science note explains that radio waves are strongest where the distance from the sending station is greatest, making reception loudest at the farthest reachable point on the globe.
Smoking Among English Women Spurs Special Smokers on Railroads
Smoking among the women of England has increased to such an extent that the railroads have provided special smokers. The article notes a surge in female tobacco use and rail companies adapting facilities to accommodate them.
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England
Humor and Courtesy Hidden in Everyday Signals
A short quotation sets contrasts in behavior, noting that smiles and vague praise may hide ill intent while a friendly dog wag signals honesty. The line frames trust through simple animal behavior as a test of character.
Riddick Urged as Senator Amid Shrine Preservation Plan
A political appeal urges voters to back Riddick for U S Senate while Kenmore, home to George Washington's sister, is proposed to be preserved as a national shrine to honor early American history.
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Kenmore
George Washington
Estray horse sale notice at Sullivan barn Dillon
A chestnut sorrel gelding saddle horse seven years old about 1100 pounds with an O brand on the right shoulder will be sold at the Sullivan barn in Dillon on Lane October 14 at 38 ot clock p m RES Ws V ERWIN stock inspector 87 402 ks
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Sullivan Barn
Dillon
Lane
V. Erwin
Coated Tongue Advertises Foley Cathartic Tablets
An advertisement claims a coated tongue signals digestive disorders and promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets to relieve nervousness headaches biliousness gas and constipation. Miss A Walker of Dublin Virginia testifies feeling fine after use. Sold everywhere for one month.
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Miss A. Walker
Dublin
Sheep Range to Let in Frying Pan Basin
1600 acres enclosed and 1600 acres outside in Frying Pan Basin offered for lease with springs, central spring, never freezes, fine grass, ample outside range, sheltered grazing, no hay needed for strong sheep, minimal snow, prime lambing site. Contact James Kirkpatrick.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine advertisement claims quick relief
Local disease catarrh is influenced by constitutional conditions. The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine consisting of an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that works through the blood on mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for over four decades, Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Cheney & Co
Toledo
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