Night Riders Rampage Across Dallas Area
A late October report from Dallas details nightly arson attacks by masked riders on cotton gins and tobacco barns, with few arrests and warnings ignored. Fires have decreased from wartime highs but remain costly as market prices fall and insurance disputes rise. Local farmers fear disruptions to cotton and gin operations amid ongoing vigilante-style intimidation.
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Dallas
Tex
Emuke
Adel
Yeal
Oil field wealth surge in Winnett cat Creek region
In Winnett Montana the Cat Creek field now yields up to 1000 and 200 barrels daily per well, boosting regional wealth to around one million dollars monthly. Prospects point to five big wells adding up to 10,000 barrels daily. development accelerates with August plans. Royalties rise as land sales fetch high prices, with new companies formed to expand production across sections 14-1 and surrounding tracts. Local figures including Abid-Northern, Forbes brothers, and Joseph Miller holdings are tied to ongoing drilling and sales activity.
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Mid-Continent
Wyoming
West Dome
Fergus
Astern
Warthiest
Sceston
Quarte
Frarity Corporation
Abid- Northern
Forbes Brothers
Reobert A.over
Hon. Seiworton
Lewistens
Men
Harrison Greene
Midas
Joseph Miller
Miles
Herbert
Ihua
Wac
Bucky Strike Oi
GL Neel
Miles Citys
Hola Card
Fergus County
Herbers
Ftover
Schwarte
Lea Lden
Man and Woman Appear in Court for Murder in Butte
In Butte on November 2, Mike Webb and Frances Steele faced murder charges. Webb, colored, and Steele, white, were arraigned before Judge J J. Wire and Deputy County Attorney Frank Riley led the proceedings. Webb lacked counsel and sought appointment. George Le Sar was assigned to defend him on one count, Fireparried on the other. Webb pled not guilty on the first charge. Steele anticipated counsel but no appointment yet. Kerrigan and McAlena, both men, were described by Holice officers as suspects in an early May homicide involving a burial in a saloon ambulance en route to Rosita. An autopsy indicated blunt force trauma. Goldie Davis, a colored informant, aided the investigation and testified about the defendants.
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Butte
Mike (Peaches) Webb
Frances Steel
Hie
Als
Kerrigan
James McAlena
Iudpe
J. Byudh Hye Oise
Frank Lb. Riley
Webbe
Jo Bppeins
George le Sar
McAlon
Fireparried
Hol Willy
Frances Steele
Vitor
McAlena
Can-Tien
Perwe
Rosita
Goldie Davin
Weishe Asl
Steele
Forsythe
Montana
Goldie Davis
Kerrivan
Wiyer
Wolf Greek News At Montara Sila In Townsend Visit
West Creek reports William Vile ban at Montara Sila community near Townsend. Charles Forman and family visited the capital city, Gillin od Hebena noted, Satan Me tied to repairs on the water system. Vester Lable and Jack Stewart traveled from Great Falls. Mrs Aston Alt of Stearns and Walter Thorn with daughter Mary stopped over on winter trip to California. Mary Thorn is daughter of Malcolm Morrow, linked to Rock Creek ranch once owned by DOA G HMlawerrer sr.
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West Creek
William Vileban
Montara Sila
Townsend
Charles Forman
Speme
Shepplage
Cheek
Gillin
Satan Me
Herrin
Vester Lable
Jack Stewart
Great Falls
Heely
Aston Alt
Stearns
Mix
Walter Thorn
Mary
California
Whey
Thorn
Malcolm Morrow
Rock Creek Ranch
Doa. G. Hmlawerrer, Sr
Local notices on shipments and votes in Bynum region
Howard F Bowman oversees Jack Burke interests in Bynum. John Hudson traveled to Helena last night to vote. A cattle shipment planned for today will be delayed until next Tuesday due to lack of cars. Millard Mersin leaves from BlackEpot area with cattle awaiting transport. Jim Mest and H Stemple shipped a car of wheat to the eastern market. This is the first car sent from here, with several more planned in the coming week.
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Howard F. Bowman
Bynum
Jack
Burke
John Hudson
Helena
Millard Mersin
Flere
BlackEpot
Jim Mest
Stemple
Gastermalarket
Hollowex at Sheridan honors young girls and library sale
Mr J Derrick hosted a Hollowex at his Sheridan home for his daughter Lowise and Clare with a lively tune. The event highlighted by editor Millard Bullerwick praises the local paper. A library suppers fundraiser drew a crowd. proceeds total about 150 dollars for new books.
Why Be Afraid of Good Food
A fragment ad explains Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets provide quick relief for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims the tablets aid digestion of baked beans fried foods and sausage and reassure readers they can eat what they like without acid or sour stomach. The ad urges purchasing a M cent box at any drug store.
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Stuart
Women hotel workers seek dignity in new roles
Cleveland readers hear Julie Brotherton describe the push to hire women as floor clerks and managers in hotels, arguing the role offers responsibility and respect. She cites training, sensible environment, and the opportunity for women who lacked early business experience to rise. The account highlights social change and employer adaptability in hotel service careers.
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Porsarden
Cork
Julie Brotherton
Tote Clevalant
Cleveland
Persaud
Hher Effi
Leonsen
Sevlal
Hrothertan
Sen
Moor Eter
Bratherton
Plas
OCARLET FEVER 16 CORNERED AT LIBBY
Libby Nov 2 health officer Dr J H Morrison reports a swift embargo on children suppressed scarlet fever. Schools to reopen Wednesday as spread slowed to a mild form. About 20 families have been quarantined and paid for.
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Libby
J. HL Morrison
Morrison
Rail disaster injures several on Pacific Pullman near Redelisns
A Pullman train from Oak Angers collided after the first section moved from a siding, seriously injuring Mrs. Rong and her young daughter from Tacoma who were rushed to Dunsmuir hospital. Gird woman sustained internal injuries while others had bruises and sprains. Three cars damaged and a list of injured includes J.P. King of Nees, Mrs. M. J. Thillyer of Portland, and several residents from Washington.
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Francisco
Oak Angers
Cotts Inn
Souther Pacific
Corum
Redelisns
Rong
Tacoma
Newlah
Dunsmuir
Mong Har
J.P. King
Nees
Santa Fr
Cherryville
Ore
M. J. Thillyer
Portland
Aberto Veras
Soule Alwrdnen
Bac
Rah Moore
Spokane
Wash
Voters Stream To Polls In Butte In Early Morning Rush
Voter turnout surged as polls opened across Silver Bow County including Butte. Reports estimate many ballots cast rapidly with deputy officials ensuring order at polling places. Some precincts faced sporadic delays and minority disputes over clerk duties and observer access amid the brisk early voting.
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Teves
Mont
Nor
Jol M. Sharker
Republican County Central Committee
Thailand
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