Pioneer cattleman Taine Toote dies in Montana
Taine Toote a renowned pioneer cattle and sheepman of Montana died at Help B8 last week at his brother former Governor Joseph K. Toole’s home, aged 70. He first came to the state in 1866. Also noted are losses and incidents across the region including a fatal train strike near Kemmerer Wyoming, and various obituaries and regional notices involving mining, post offices, harvest labor, and local crime.
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Taine Toote & Pioneer
Montana
Joseph K. Toole
Washington
William Hgelsor
Kemmerer
Wyo
George J. Young
Mackay School of Mines
University of Nevada
North Dakota
Minnesota
Helen Derrick
A. A. Derrick
Willow Creek
Jamieson
Vale
Ore
Heater
James E. Pender
Ogden
General Custer
West
Maybray
Sir Henry Cooper
Utah
P. J. Duffy
Snowy Mountain District
L. McLaughlin
Judith Gap
Charles B. Gentry
Tonopah
Gentry
Taxpayers’ League of Idaho
Itaho
At & Merling
Spokane
Interior
Lane
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Denny
Great Palle
Moh
Gul Ablebily
Giant Corporation Sued Over Pacific Coast Telephone Monopoly
Attorney General McReynolds files a civil anti trust suit in Portland charging American Telephone and Telegraph and subsidiaries with absorbing independent lines to crush competition across Oregon Washington Montana and Idaho. The action frames the case as a test of federal antitrust reach in telephony and seeks to align with ongoing Interstate Commerce Commission inquiries into general telephone practices. Roumanian terms rejected in Nish armistice talks as Greece and Servia demand formal cessation and peace preliminaries before ending hostilities.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Bell Telephone Trust
McReynolds
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Mdabo
Department of Justice
Congress
Its
Interstate Commerce Commission
West
Bucharest
Roumania
Greece
Servia
Nish
Rattlesnake Attack Claims Five Relatives in Tennessee
In Knosville and Townsend Tennessee, three Cooper children died after snake bites, while a baby in Mrs. Cooper's care drowned when an infant near the stream bank fell into the water. The tragedy occurred Thursday as the family searched for the children.
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Knosville
Tenn
John Cooper
Townsend, Tenn
Hayes Elected Governor in Arkansas Special Election
Returns from Wednesday's special election show Judge George W. Hayes, Democratic candidate for Governor, won by about 20,000 votes. Republican, Progressive, and Socialist candidates finished in that order.
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Hayes
Little Rock
Ark
George W. Hayes
Repub
Revelations Strain NAM Members and Congress
Reports reveal tension between the National Association of Manufacturers and congressional members. A fancy-dressed woman’s body was found at sea aboard the schooner Jenale Gilbert, described by Captain Charles White after a fishing voyage.
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Coleone MuLhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
Meadlese
Boston
Hewdhens
Charles White
Jenale Gilbert
Four killed in Charleston fight at Wake Forest plant
Four people died in a confrontation at a Wake Forest plant in Charleston. The incident involved a company employee and two assailants, with authorities confirming a fatal outcome for all victims. Further details on identities and motive were not immediately released.
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Charleston
e-Moorman
Wake Foret Cunt Company
Wase Puree
Immigrant Inspector Shot by Mexican Soldiers
Charles B. Dixon Jr., United States immigration inspector, was shot in the back at Juarez Gate by Mexican soldiers. He was removed from Juarez hospital and brought to El Paso as authorities hunted the shooter.
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Charles B. Dixon, Jr
United States
Juares
el Paso
Massacre reported as Bulgarian forces attack village
Fragmentary report claims a mass killing in a village after an assault by armed forces. It mentions residents massacred and widespread panic with civilians and refugees affected. Names and precise locations are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Baghan Yad
Merah
Bevesty
Wilson calls mediation plan rot during trip to Mexico
Henry Lane Wilson, ambassador to Mexico, denounces a proposed tripartite mediation commission as impractical and contrary to the Monroe Doctrine. He argues the US should handle Mexican affairs alone to protect American interests and rejects relying on foreign mediation.
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New York
Mexico
Washington
Wilson
Ienry Lane Wilson
Wipbessador
Plana
State Department For Peace
Tripartite Commission
United States
Ite Commission
Celling
United States to Treat All Sides Alike in Dispute
The nation pledges even handling in the ongoing dispute. The decision arose amid actions from a relieant tenant or government selling munitions, signaling that hostilities could end with a termination.
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United States
Cumming Denies Charge In Washington Lobby Probe
The senate investigating committee moved through Mulhall’s letters as Senator Cummins denied a charge of a private conference with the lobbyist about public busts in 1910. William J. Clayton testified Mulhall had taken him to a talk, but Cummins flatly denied the meeting. The inquiry touches on figures tied to former Governor Harness and the era’s powers.
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Leguia
Washington
Ben Cand
Martin M. Muh
Cummins
Denver
Colo
William J. Clayton
Mulhall
Colorado
John @harness
Heroth
Cide
Morru Defeats Benedict in Friday Oklahoma Showdown
Joplin sparse report notes heavyweight Morrra Morria faced Benedict of Oklahoma in a scheduled four round bout on Friday. Morria did not need to exert himself to secure the win.
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Joplin
van Morru
Benedict
Oklahoma
Morria
Oklahoma Congressman backs intervention in Mexico
Representative William H. Murray proposes a resolution directing intervention in Mexico if order and peace are not restored within thirty days after President's proclamation. He brands Provisional President Huerta as a tyrant and the regime as duplicitous and untrustworthy.
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Oklahoma
Washington
William H. Murray
Bhpa
Financier Anthony N Brady Dies in London
London obituary notes financier Anthony N Brady of New York City died suddenly in London. Estimated fortune around 25 million dollars, with Moody’s listing him as a director in nearly sixty corporations. He controlled several large public trusts in New York City and state. Also reports Elizabeth Chapman Grant seeks divorce from former President Ulysses S. Grant, with alleged desertion. married with two grown children.
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London
Anthony N. Brady
New York City
Moody
Deputy Sheriff Shot in Friday Fight Incident
Low Hobias, chief deputy sheriff, was shot in a Friday fight on the east side by Aveust Hogh. The officer's injuries are considered serious.
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Oeteh
Governor Sulzer and Argentine athletes compete in Ohio bowls
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to Governor Sulzer and Argentine competitors in recreational bowling events at Perry, Ohio. The text also mentions Tooele and Una-Heary tal and a vague wartime context with reference to Anguel and Fidemes, but details are unclear. The record preserves names and places as read.
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York
Argentine Republic
Fidemes
Cams Perry
Ohio
Ln Anguel
Tourtate tm Wreck and Involved Injuries in Columbia Trail Viewing
A wreck on the Owitserlgnd trail near Boulérer Colorado injures twenty seven people, mostly visitors, as they viewed the scenery. Sylvia Pankhurst is arrested after a disturbance during a gala event, while two women are rescued after a ferry deck accident in Montreal. In Ohio, a pastor is arrested for non support of his wife and eleven children during an evening church delivery.
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Montreal
St. Coxreece
South Ash
Mise Huth Morrison
Thre Clty End
J. Chayne
St. Henry
Darin
W. B. Slater
Youngstown
Rie
New Temple Dedicated in Cardwon Alberta by Church Leader
President Joseph F. Smith led a party from Salt Lake City to dedicate a new temple site in Cardwon Alberta. The ceremony drew over 1,000 church members from across Alberta, marking a significant buildup for the Canadian headquarters.
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Cardwon
Alberta
Joseph F. Smith
Ate Shee
Fish Lake City
Federers Driven Bagh in Texas War Report
Five hundred federal troops from Montana reportedly drove back a sortie near Eagle Pass Texas. Reports from the scene cite casualties on both sides and call the incident a murder and wilful act. scattered names and places appear in partial lines, with unclear dates and affiliations.
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Federers
Eagle Pass
Texas
Montana
Railwave withdraws demands amid arbitration drift
Disjointed dispatch notes Railwave withdrawal of demands in arbitration talks with Eastern Roxe and Mon, while labor and railway managers expect a settlement. Reports mention wage disputes, baring details, and a push to present a formal question list to the arbitration board. Elsewhere, European tensions, labor reforms, and a Denver freight office incident are sketched, with injury counts and weather notes interwoven.
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York
Materday
Goma
Amd
Ube
Rat Lake City
Forthel
Denver & Koetade
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