Lord Lytton Among Prospective US Ambassadors
The article notes Lord Lytton as a leading candidate for the United States ambassadorial post, with James W. Lowther also in contention. It highlights Lytton’s birth in Simla, age 43, role as civil lord of the admiralty, marriage, children, and hobbies, and Lowther’s long speakership, diplomacy ties, education, sports interests, and royal connections.
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International Film Service
Lord Lytton
United States
James W. Lowther
House of Commons
England
Lora Lytton
Simla
British India
Admiralty
Bulwer Lytton
Lowther
America
White House
Court of
Republican Women Organize In Helena
Mrs William Rosza reports that about 50 delegates attended the Helena meeting of the Republican women. The group will align with the men’s party and aid in statewide organization led by Delano who was chosen to extend the effort. Rosza represents Silver Bow county and backs Higgins bill amendments as a path to lower living costs. Mrs Delano, a national Republican committee member, will visit Butte soon.
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William Rosza
Butte
Republican Party
Helena
Rosza
Silver Bow County
Higgins
Delano
National Republican Committee
Washington
Sintering Machine Gift Boosts Mines Laboratory
The state School of Mines gains a semi commercial sintering machine via gift from R. L. Lloyd, enabling advanced metallurgy studies. The device, similar to models at MIT and Columbia, will be set up for fall use, allowing students to sinter iron, copper and lead ores on a laboratory scale under expert guidance.
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State School of Mines
C. H. Clappan
R. L. Lloyd
Butte
Lloyd
New York
Dwight-Lloyd
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
School of Mines
Columbia University
Lioya
HL. B. Pulsifer
Clapp
Kni
Coulsey and Ritson Married at Lowell Avenue Church
Stanley Coulsey and Ritson married at noon by Rev J J Harper at the Lowell Avenue Methodist parsonage in Butte. Attendants were Fred Ritson and Dora Coulsey. The couple will reside in Great Falls after a funeral train.
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Stanley
Ritson
Butte
J. J Harper
Lowell, Avenue Methodist Church
Fred Ritson
Dora Coulsey
Great Falls
Coulsey
George Coulsey
Moan Arrested in Butte Leaves for Utah Today
Steve Maslich arrested Sunday by Captain O'Donnell of Butte faces trial for the brutal murder of Austrian Marko Lauss for 1200 in gold. Utah officers Ray Larson and Salt Lake police expect to transport Maslich to Salt Lake City today, claiming strong evidence. Maslich denies involvement and cannot account for his whereabouts on the afternoon of the crime near the penitentiary road three miles from Salt Lake City. He bought a new suit before departing Butte, while bloodstained clothes once worn are reportedly held by Salt Lake police.
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Steve Maslich
O'Donnell
Butte
Ray Larson
Salt Lake
Penitentiary Road
Utah Capital
Hootlegger Loses Vile Imitation Whiskey Case
A county raid on an attorney's office at 427 East Platinum yielded several gallons of crude imitation whiskey. Officers Melia and Dugan seized a 10 gallon keg, jugs, and sacks of partially fermented rain. No still was found and investigators say the whiskey was manufactured outside the city and sold locally.
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East Platinum Y
Melia
Duggan
Shen
Seno Tenner
City Employee Alpheus T Ramsey Dies
Death occurred yesterday morning of Alpheus T Ramsey an employee of the city street department aged years. Funeral arrangements to be announced later at the family residence 109 South Colorado street. Survived by wife and five children including Vernon of Vashon Washington and daughters Mrs Morgan Luna Lake Washington Mrs Northrup Ryegate Montana and Mrs Sullivan of Seattle. The note ends with a non sequitur about a great armadillo having 92 more teeth than any other animal.
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Alpheus T. Ramsey
City Street Department
Montana
South
Colorado Street
Vernon
Vashon
Wash
Wesley "Morkan
Luna Lake
Fred Northrup
Ryegate
Moat
W. J. Sullivan
Seattle
Fraternities Boost War Savings Stamps Drive
New York fraternal groups unite members and funds for 1919 war savings stamps. Elks pledge 500000 investment, Albany convention assigns lodge shares, Montana receives word through Vice State Director Stevens. Illinois lodges vow to mirror New York plan once details are public.
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New York
Stevens
War Savings
Montana
New York Association
Commissio O
Alks
Illinois
Furniture Firm Lander Furniture Dissolved by Court Order
Judge Lamb signed a district court dissolution order for Lander Furniture and Carpet company. Tinie Lander Myrtle L Verhey and A J Verheyen named trustees and creditors to claims with the stockholders. Officers of the corporation signed the dissolution claim.
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Lander Furniture and Carpet Company
Lamb
District Court
Tinie Lander
Myrtle L. Verhey
A. J. Verheyen
Hatton Estate Valued at $21,200 in Probate Inventory
The late Rose M. McHatton estate inventory filed in court shows Administrators hold $200 in cash, two Liberty bonds totaling $1,000, and real estate appraised at $20,000, for a total value of $21,200.
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Rose M. McHatton
Butte
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