Burns to oppose Senator Myers in Montana race
Miss Lucy Burns of the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage plans to campaign against Senator Myers Democratic bid, arguing his party opposes national woman suffrage. Three other Woman's Party workers head west to join existing forces as the campaign enters a vigorous final phase.
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Lucy Burns
Congressional ‘Union For
United States
Washington
Montana
Chicago
Woman's Party
Miss Burns
Senator Myers
West
Woman’s Party
National Democracy
Myers
Democratic Party
Senate
Died in 75th year Dr Horace W Tilden Baptist pastor
Dr Horace W Tilden aged nearly 75 years, pastor of the Baptist church in the city, died at the parsonage Thursday night October 12 at 11:45 from pneumonia after ill health since Sunday. Services set for Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. remains in state at church from 9. He was born December 22, 1841 in Maine and served in the Civil War with the Eleventh Maine Volunteers, battles including Appomattox. He was ordained after Newton Theological Seminary and pastored in Augusta before traveling abroad.
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Horace W. Tilden
Baptist Church
Dr. Tilden
Maine
United States Army
Appomattox
Lee
Appomattox Court House
Tilden
Colby College
Newton Theological Seminary
First Baptist Church
Augusta
Augusta Almira Ireland
Night in a Cabaret shines at city hall show
Beaverhead club presents A Night in a Cabaret at city hall auditorium with local talent. Mr and Mrs C H Lewis supervise, and audience shows strong approval through enthusiastic applause. The well rehearsed production filled the large hall, confirming high standards and effort behind the evening.
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City Hall
Beaverhead Club
C. H. Lewis
East Helena Citizen Bid Denied After Flag Incident
A dozen East Helena residents opposed Eugene Genzel's citizenship application after he beat him for cursing the flag and German cruelty reports. Genzel withdrew his bid. Judge Ward advised waiting to prove loyalty to the United States before reapplying.
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Helena
Eugene Genzel
East Helena
Genzel
United States
Dillon Educators Assist In Institute
At the Madison county teachers institute held at Virginia City last week Prof. E Ray Mosher and Miss Ruth Covington greatly assisted in the institute. Mosher demonstrated modern arithmetic teaching methods while Covington’s physical education and folk dancing work stimulated rural and city teachers and sparked discussion on its place in schools.
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Madison County Teachers Institute
Virginia City
E.ray Mosher
State Normal School
Ruth Covington
Normal College
Twin Bridges Monitor
Mosher
Time When Saloons Go Up in Butte Plans
Butte ministers and others meet at Mountain View Methodist to plan substitutes for saloons if Montana votes dry in 1919. Adjutant Smith of the Salvation Army leads discussion noting miners and workers lack alternative resorts and churches must offer comparable spaces and benefits.
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Butte
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Silver Bow County
Adjutant Smith
Salvation Army
Wet Speakers Tour Montana Oppose Prohibition By Popular Vote
Nineteen speakers tour Montana state to oppose a prohibition law by popular vote. Notables include Mrs. Minona S. Jones of Chicago, Rose Evans of Chicago, August W. Weber of Columbus, Jacob E. Meeker of Hamilton, Charles A. Windle of Chicago, Clarence S. Darrow, Rev W A Wasson, Charles M. Bryan of Memphis, Kenneth Durham of Portland, and Talmage Windle of Chicago.
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Montana
Minona S. Jones
Chicago
Rose Evans
August W. Weber
Columbus
George A. Christian
Minneapolis
Jacob E. Meeker
Hamilton
Charles A. Windle
The
Iconoclast
Clarence S. Darrow
Illinois
W. A. Wasson
Long Island
N. Y
Episcopal Church
Charles M. Bryan
Memphis
Compliment for Jeannette Rankin Nomination
The New York Sun praises Jeanette Rankin as a Montana congresswoman candidate. It notes her suffrage work with the Woman Suffrage party, Albany lobbying, and national recognition before returning to Montana to aid the vote for women campaign.
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Cena
Jeanette Rankin
Congress
The
New York Sun
United States
Montana
New York
Miss Rankin
Woman Suffrage Party
Albany
Windbreak Exhibit Highlights El Paso Forestry Display
An International Soil Products Exposition display in El Paso features windbreak planting, timber preservation, and National Forests administration for western farmers. A miniature growing windbreak and two 160 acre farm models illustrate shelter belt layouts, with daily planting demonstrations stressing farm economics and farmland comfort through proper tree rows.
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West
el Paso
Texas
United States
Interesting Lecture by Dr Lincoln Wirt in Baptist Church
Dr Lincoln Wirt of Boston publicist and lecturer spoke on In the Wake of the War at the local Baptist church. He shared European experiences and warned the US would avoid war as Europe exhausts itself after the current conflict. He claimed a near miss aboard the Lusitania bound voyage.
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Lincoln Wirt
Boston
Baptist Church
Europe
Lincoln
United States
Central High tops Dillon in snowy Butte clash
In a game played on a slippery field amid continuous snowfall Central High defeated Dillon High 19 to 7. Dillon’s lone score came on a Brundage kickoff after Ragenau intercepted a forward pass. Both teams used second-stringers late and struggled with footing.
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Butte Miner
Central High
Dillon High School
Butte
Ragenau
Dillon
Brundage
Hughes Alliance Women Campaign In Butte
A nationwide Hughes Alliance contingent of 17 women in social service and allied work arrived in Butte Wednesday evening and conducted a whirlwind campaign through Butte Walkerville Centerville and Meaderville addressing workers and the general public.
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Hughes
Three Held in Edith Colby Shooting Case at Thompson Falls
Coroners jury in Sanders county Montana adjourned session probes the September 28 shooting of A. C. Thomas, a Sanders county politician, by Edith Colby of the Thompson Falls Enterprise. Ainsworth and Maniere, Enterprise officials, face questions as alleged accomplices. Colby may testify in her defense.
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Thompson Falls
Sanders County
A. C. Thomas
Edith Colby
Enterprise
A. 5
Ainsworth
J. M. Maniere
Thompson
Maniere
Miss Colby
Dry land cereal yields in Judith Basin Montana report
Department Bulletin 398 reports at Moccasin Montana under 4300 foot altitude on dark gray loam soil for dry farming. Winter wheat Turkish Khars and Turkey perform best at 3 pecks acre sown Aug 10 to Sep 10. Durum Pelissier yields top among springs and Marquis is best among common spring wheats sown 4 pecks acre. Sixty Day oats lead with about 16 bushels. Further details continued on page fire.
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Judith Basin
Moccasin
Mont
Bureau of Plant Industry
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Department
Department of Agriculture
Fergus County
Montana
Kharkos
Turkey
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Hl. W. Tilden
Dillon Educators Assist Institute
Prof. Mosher
Madison County
Kirby
World
Jeannette
National Forest
Japan
Mexico
Hughes Alliance
Women IN
Miles City
Alliance
Elks Hall
Fair Grounds
Mils
Thomas
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