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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1911

Page

2

Wild Rescue Ride and A Lakeside Letter Endings

Captain Hanrahan and his miners race a wrecked wagon eight miles through rough country to rescue Ches. They free a trapped man, cheer his survival, and share gratitude after a dangerous trek. Jim reads a letter from Anne accepting the past and vowing to meet, ending with a peaceful sunset over the cabin.

Captain Hanrahan Buck Ches Pardmes Jones’ Hill Hanrhan Pete Hanrahan Billy Cap Bud Jim Otten Po Mma Jess Bugs Weill Sammy Orry Ae ‘Ches Anne

Five Men Considered for Republican Campaign Roles

Intimate Taft advisers discuss five candidates for chairman of the Republican National Committee and campaign manager roles. Charles D. Hilles leads the field, with Frank Hitchcock, William Loeb, Calder of Brooklyn, and Secretary Fisher also in play. Selection hinges on Taft's vice presidential choice and insurgent concessions.

Taft Republican National Committee Charles D. Hilles Secretary Fisher Department of Interior William Loeb New York Frank H. Hitchcock Representative Calder Brooklyn National Committee Sherman Hilles Hitchcock Post Office Department Roosevelt Fisher West

Old Fashioned Kane County Spelling Bee Seeks Largest Field

A historic spelling bee aims to run from fall to spring with 14 500 public school contestants in Kane County Illinois The contest begins at the classroom level and progresses through school and township championships culminating in a final city township spell down with leaders of the cities and townships.

Kane County

Champion Eater Sets Boston Corn Record

Charles W. Glidden of Boston broke the world eating record by consuming fifty eight ears of corn in one hour and fifty five minutes. He expressed satisfaction after finishing and stated he could not eat more for two weeks.

Boston Charles W. Glidden Mr. Glidden

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