Large Attendance as Huswald Wins Out in State Shrine Op
Helena reports the Algeria temple ceremony drew 30 Shriners from across the state for a record turnout with a parade, elections, and a banquet led by toastmaster H. S. Tetpet. Bozeman notes tax collections on Gallatin County totals, a guilty plea in a first-degree assault case reduced to second degree, and Bozeman’s Christmas plans. Red Lodge covers a county classification decision raising salaries for officials, and Helena carries an attorney general opinion on saloon licensing and tax exemptions for M C A buildings.
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Hauswald
State Shriners
County OF Carbon
Helena
Algeria
Northern Pacific
Northern
Montana
Tilustrious Potentate
Alexander B.ichiet Tabhan
Prestonsistant Rabban
Henry Gigh
Wit Chamberlain
Witliam
JH. Porter
Hor M. Parden
Edgar M. Shognaker
Frank Ti. Linderman
Walter B. Bennett
FE. Hathaway
Fierd
Addison J. Hordetick
O. M. Lanstrum
HT. Cunningham
John H. Hall
Alexander B. Lehman
Tet Pet
Poindexter
H. & Magraw
Indexter
Philipsburg News Highlights Local Happenings
Grace Karnes leaves Granite County Mill and Elevator to work in Butte. Ed Lannon returns from city business. Mrs. Pike travels to Deer Lodge to visit Mr. and Mrs. Parks. Harding moves business to Southern Cross and visits Philipsburg. Royal family member returns from Mall for visits. Thursday Club hosts Marion C. Durfee. Wingfield and Lewis Brown visit relatives. Lewis to stay through spring at Durfee law office. Lillian Royal leaves for Drumond and Spokane. Williams and Carmichael report on Bozeman congress. New library books arrive. Saturday story hour begins January with Helen Hosmer and Bernice Franzman leading. Mrs. Lindstadt and Mrs. McDonald host guests for afternoon of cards and sewing. Long guest list includes many local residents. Ronald Randall and son injured near Gerber station by moving freight train. knee injury. S. Morey fatally injured in smelter shop accident. County Treasurer Dennis reports over $1,013,000 on deposit after tax collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willipsburg
Grace Karnes
Granite County Mill and Elevator Company
Butte
Ed Lannon
C. A. Pike
Deer Lodge
George C. Parks
A. Harding
Southern Cross
Philipsure
William Royal
Mall
Marion C. Durfee
Meare
Wingfield
Lewis Brown
Lewis
Lillian Royal
Drummond
Spokane
Portland
Montana Williams
Ruth Carmichael
Woman's Club
Bozeman
Wheaty Committee
Philipsburg
Helen Hosmer
Bernice Franzman
Tne
August Lindwtadt
D. HL. McDonald
Lindstadt
A. A. McDonald
Prod
J. Perra
Huffman
Freeman Taylor
Eugene Smith
J. Mcleod
D. S McLeod
T.” Bramble
George Stephens
George Cartier
Fay Easter
Frank Beley
A. K. Leithman
P. E. Taylor
J. Taylor
J.J. Carmichael
Florian Winninghof
Thomas
Coretins
H. C. Fitckinger
J. J. McDonald
MelKenzie and
Finly McDonald
Dee
Ronald Ran
Joe Randall
Great Northern
Gerber
Lao
Morey
Boston & Montana
Charles C. Morey
Deaconness Hospital
Dennis
Garrison People Visit Deer Lodge and Missoula
Garrison residents make short trips to Deer Lodge Missoula and Butte for visits shopping and business. Local officials Lent with Missoula and Butte. Death news arrives from Big Timber as Mrs Kenneth Sadler dies in Humansville Missouri after a planned long winter trip for health.
Funeral for Piomas Blackmore Held in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge dispatch reports Piomas Blackmore aged 61 died Nov 29. Funeral due this morning with family in Deer Lodge. District court jurors excused yesterday. John Burk vs W Richards suit halted. defendant to file amended complaint within 20 days.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
Trio runs cash and valuables heists in hotel and on roads
A persistent highwayman operation netted the trio about 400 in cash and bank certificates plus 270 in other losses. Victims include Andrew Schutte a laborer from a lodging house and a carpenter at a St Paul house. A wholesale dealer party car was robbed of 87 in money and two watches. The robber is believed to be a rancher resident nearby.
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Chotesu
Charles Terring
Long
Herring
Yost
Pioneer Actor O Keefe Ends Life In Helena
Helena Dos report says William Oneefe a pioneer theatrical manager and widely known figure in the North died by suicide. The 54 year old left a note stating his battle with liquor and a struggle with distress and torture.
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O’keefe
Helena
Dos
William Oneefe
North
Ias Stantly
O'Keefe
Nquor
Love Rejection Sparks Fatal Ranch Shooting Near Polson
At a ranch east of Polson, Yvonne Bousquet 19 and Louis Dorion 40 were shot. Dorion had proposed after a dance. she refused, leading him to shoot her and later turn the gun on himself as she fought back. Both were hospitalized in critical condition.
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Polson
Yvonne Bousquet
Louis Dorion
Dorion
Tousquet
Sam She
Hoth
Lewistown Mourns Carpenter Found Dead Near Grass Range
A Grass Range report says James Wilson a 25 year old unmarr ied carpenter was found dead on a prairie with a bullet wound in the head and another near the chest. The Grass Range death is viewed as likely self inflicted. Wilson lived in Grass Range about four years and was well known. Ti. I. Slack sues D. E. Brown to recover 6676 owed on train delivery at Brown’s elevator in Ware. Hattie Waggoner sues Jacob Wagoner for divorce alleging desertion. they wed in Lewistown in 1912. Australia’s latest census notes naturalized British subjects.
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Lewistown
Grass Range
James Wilson
Praire
Wilson
Ti. I. Slack
D. E. Brown
Brown
Ware
Hattie Waggoner
Jacob Wagoner
Walter Anderson Kills Wife Then Flees
Bozeman reports Walter Anderson shot his wife twice and fatally wounded her after frequent quarrels over the past year. The husband escaped the scene around 10:30 tonight at the home.
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Bozeman
Walter Anderson
Oethine
Grelock
Whole British country in no hurry for peace Shaw
Dec 3 a m. London suffragettes meeting heard George Bernard Shaw declare the whole British nation resolute against peace now as it would aid German prestige. He warned that even with the emperor's possible retirement to arbitration, Britain would fight to Berlin to end the dream of German invincibility. The speech urged awakening the German people and continuing the war until the dream is destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bernard Haw
London
Mr. Shaw
Europe
Berlin
Officials Violated the Law in Wartime Vessel Chartering
An undercover inquiry linked De Jeueme and three associates to illegal chartering and sailing of neutral vessels for American use during August to December 194. The ships, 16 in total, sailed to South American and African ports and even to Spain from New York Philadelphia Newport News Pensacola and New Orleans. Some ships reached wrong destinations, others were captured by Allied warships, and one case involved the Berwind aiding two German cruisers. After weeks of probe, federal agents presented findings to a grand jury, resulting in two indictments.
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de Jeueme
Department of Justic
Eer
America
New Orleans
Cies
Berwind
Tne
High Seas
Federal Grand Jury
Sharp Criticisms by Charles W. Eliot in Philadelphia
Charles W. Eliot urged reform of civil service in a Civil Service Reform League talk, warning that income and inefficiency threaten democracy’s wartime efficiency. He contrasted post office woes with Interior and Agriculture merit systems, noting postmaster abuses as a key concern.
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Philadelphia
Charles W. Eliot
Meritus
Harvard University
Civil Service Reform League
Europe
Ellett
Passengers arrive from Europe amid Belgian inquiries and sensational deportation note
Tod Sloan and other figures return from Europe aboard the Adriatic. Belgian officials, including Dee Van De Vyvere and Chevalier de Wart, arrive to inspect supplies and discuss a Belgian loan. Mme de Wiart accompanies them. Baron Ernest de Cartier and Sir Horace Phunket are among other travelers. A deportation order targets Sloan for alleged gambling house activity. Japan reports Empress Sadake giving birth to a son, Kawasaki-like naming details, with other royal children listed. A separate arrest in New York concerns a forged check drawn on Redding National Bank and connected to Philadelphia company pursuits.
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Dee van de Vyvere
Finance
Chevalier B. Carton de Wart
Justice
Belgium
England
Helgi
United States
Pasaily
Mme. de Wiart
Germany
Musba
Baron Ernest de Cartier
China
Marshall Langhorne
Tie Hague
Sir Horace Phunket
Tod Sloan
Jookes Whe Wae
Home Secretary
Sloan
New Y
London morning Post reports false ship requisition claim
Dec 20 20 p m Ronard Weinachr former European manager of Adams Express and later helped form Sutherland International was committed enemy. Morning Post states official that Richard G Wagner president of American Transatlantic company claim that British government requisitioned three ships Hocking Genesee and Kankakee is untrue.
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London
Ronard Weinachr
Adams Express Company
Sutherland International
Pmeces
Ndon
Morning Post
Richard G. Wagner
American Transatlantic Company
Hocking
Genesee
Kankakee
British War Losses Total Military and Naval Since Start of War
Report from London shows the combined British military and naval losses from the war’s start to November, totaling 879,988. Breakdown includes officers and other ranks in various theaters such as the Mediterranean and other quarters, with the grand total reflecting deaths from combat and other causes. Additional items mention a U.S. court case in Cheyenne and a light anecdote from a stage coach incident at Yellowstone National Park.
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London
Wee
Asquith
House of Commons
Oteers Oso
Omcors Caeseee
Navy Quarines Omlers
Cheyenne
Wyo
Dee
United
Missing Americans Reported in Villa Forces Action at Agua Prieta
Douglas Arkansas reports indicate John Cunningham a Tulsa attorney and two other Americans Gus Hendrickson and Hi G Southard were last seen as Villa forces under General Jacobo Aguirre moved north from Naco toward Agua Prieta. Witnesses say Cunningham was executed by Villa forces. mining figure H W Loomis also said to have met the three men Monday near a canyon route toward Latowa mine. Military reports note Villa preparations and train movements with Nogales Carranga troops arriving to reinforce Agua Prieta as authorities pursue confirmation of the Americans’ fate.
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Douglas
Ark
John Cunningham
Tulsa
Okla
Jose Ted
Agua Prieta
U. Me Aguiftesis
Nacomar
Cunningham
Gus Hendrickson
Hi. G
Southard
Hadrignen
Monlay
Pronteras
Latowa
Nacoear
H. W. Loomis
Synora
Tuenlay
Hendrickson
Fs Heda
Vila
Pablo Lopex
Eneral
Alvaro Bree Adler
Peared
Hermosillo
Obregon
Nogales
Toorrow
Carranga
Sonora
Agua Pr
Butte Briefs Feud Over Property and Illness Highlights Local Notices
Fragmentary items report Kenneth Christie confined to home with pneumonic illness, transfers and deeds involving Tidewater Investment Co and multiple properties, several buyers and lot sales, plus a discarded household dispute about money and clothes and a fashion note on Brown taffeta hat styling.
Notice of probate of will in Deer Lodge Montana district court
In the Third Judicial District of Montana Deer Lodge County the estate of Olander Cleon, deceased, probate of will scheduled for December 1 at 8:30 in the a.m. in the courthouse courtroom. Charles Anderson seeks letters testamentary and interested parties may contest. Dated November 2, 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Hodge
Olander Olson
Charles Anderson
ML. Mndermott
P.T. O'Breen
Butte maid suffers severe burns in home accident
Mary Lesney a mara employed at attorney Richard Furnes's home on West Granite Street burst into flames after an iron heated over a gas flame. She frantically rolled on a bed to extinguish the fire, aided by immediate assistance, and was taken to Murray's for treatment. Burns are severe on back and hips, with minor burns to hands.
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Mins
Mary Lesney
Richard F Urnes
West
Granite Street
Mins Tenney
Murray
Milas Leiney
Turkeys and Numbers Trick Paddling Game Halted by Mayor
Mayor Lane orders Chief Murphy to stop all rates tied to turkeys ducks and chickens as prizes amid a paddie game revival. A carnival wheels of fortune setup had players win a bird or matched numbers. Michael J. Tierney a 41 year old miner of Butte died last evening at 814 Empire street after about two weeks illness. He leaves a wife two children and nephew Charles Blake of Butte and two brothers in law J Mccarthy and J J McCarthy. Funeral services set for Saturday at 9 o clock from the family residence with a mage mass at the Immaculate Conception church conducted by Father Barty. A jolly crowd gathered at tonight’s week at the Holland ice rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Murphy
Michael J. Tierney
Miner of
Butte
Empire Street
Charles Blake
J. Mccarthy
J. J. McCarthy
Barty
Immaculate Conception
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Gallatin County
Tre Taveday
Walter Davis
William Karras
Basault
Madison
Nick
Whch
Hugh
Stevenson
Pearl Barker
Someman
Woodwort & Barton Company
Seattle
Mr. Jackson
Gallatin Alley
Spencer
Red Lodge
Carl Hae
Claas
A. C. Spenser
FLA
Hans Wald
Wald
Harding
Philipsburg News
Great Falls
Garrison News
Garrison
T. F. Lowry
Missoula
Fe i. Rippengale
Roundup
Judge Rippengale
Tou
Louis Kipp
0. A. Schwartz
Misoula
Lewis Knop
Lowry
1. F. Newton
Jes. Sadler
Big Timber
Kenneth Sadler
Humansville
Sadler
Big ‘Timber
IE Blackmore
Lewistown News
Australia
Wright Land & Investment Co
Main Street
Lewistown, Sont
Seypene
Benjamin Wilson
Sus Thorne
Shaw
HICH
Tokio
Sadake
Japan
Hirohito Michino
Ming
Hhe
Tachito
Jones Arrested
Jing
Cass Dee
Robert _D
Utre
Mrapton OY Trial
Robert
Butte Briefs
Kenneth Christie
Blome
Excelsior Avenue
John B
M. Parr
Terent
Stepan No
Thomas McGarry
James V. MeGarry
Todo
Charles W. Myers
W. Tianking
Extwin
A. Macrum
Tidewater Investment Company
Block & Home
Yiite
Tidewater
Max Rosenstein
Homevate
Clark Monntana
Anna L. Rasmussen
Bock
Chester
Congdon
Rainbow Lie
Saran Anil Moretodes
Pernary Howe Weems
Muntace Washoe
John Ferns
Bertie Ferns
West Copper Street
Louisville Courier-Journal
Roche
Emgals
Alcazar
Ford
Theda Bara
Carmen
Butte News
Loggat
Southern Montana Poultry Assoc
San Francisco Exposition
M. Hardie
Syera
Sam Peskulen
Marie Dorzich
South Dakota
Rafples
Holland Ice Rink
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