Paris Trial Tales Threaten Guillotine Prophesy
The judge denounces the French press as hailing Landru as a hero for crimes against women, noting 283 alleged sweethearts and urging the crowd to fear the guillotine. Madame de Thelme, a famed seeress, prophesies Sandra’s fate as the execution date nears, sparking Parisian debate on destiny versus justice.
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France
Landru
Noris Paris
Madame de Thelme
Washington
Russia
Wilson
Kaiser
Holland
Seeress
Sandra
Paris
Looting Plan Unfolds In Schilling Crime Alert
A four man Bandit gang planned a rink hold up and Harrison hotel robbery after a failed cash theft. Monte Harris and Slim Lemmox tied to the scheme, Schilling killed by a masked intruder as deputies confront the gang at Wall Street hideout. guns recovered, arrests follow.
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Kang
Harrison Hotel
Road House
Wall Street
Monte “Harris
William Harris
William
Slim Lemmox
The
Tel
Mr. Schilling
Monte Harris
Schilling
Pny
Trix
Lut
Mackmaw
Dan
Frank Grant
Gladys Kelly
Jack Favero
Wassseming
AUDI
Thy
Sgun
Kelly
Curran
Porter
Harris
Colt
Clyde Miller
Earl McCoy
Miller
The Oregon Disaster and Rail Safety Message
A reflective piece on a recent deadly Oregon Washington passenger train collision highlighting progress in rail safety since 1911. It argues safety devices, rules, and driver caution reduced fatalities, while at grade crossings increases persist due to rising traffic. It emphasizes the dangers of speed and miscalculation by motorists near tracks.
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Oregon- Washington
Oregon
Bluebeards and Redheads in a French Murder Trial
The column ridicules the Henri Landru case as a sensational French spectacle. It lauds Public Prosecutor Godefroy for a dramatic, theatrical performance, portraying Parisian interest as feverishly animated and the trial as a high drama of statecraft and manipulation.
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France
Henri Landru
Captain Dreyfus
Paris
Godefroy
Bluebeard
Tippecanoe Rise of Power Plants Sparked by Indiana Project
The Hammered Tippecanoe river tale notes William Henry Harrison’s 1811 fame and the Tippecanoe’s enduring name. Indiana Hydro-Electric Power proposes five plants along the river with a five million dollar budget. When built, surplus energy will flow to other utilities and the public, signaling new lines, growth, and widespread prosperity.
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William Henry Harrison
United States
Indiana
Maine
Harrison
Ong
Story
Indiana Hydro- Electric Power Company
Tippecanoe
Yuletide Seal sale under Montana Tuberculosis association
The sixth annual Christmas seal sale by the Montana Tuberculosis Association runs until December 25 to support TB work, with nationwide efforts led by the National Tuberculosis Association. Funds fund ex servicemen with TB and others rejected from service due to TB.
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Montana Tuberculosis Association
National Tuberculosis Association
Montana Association
Senate
Tom Watson
Dail Eireann Considers Offer Amid Irish Debate
Dublin reports that Dail Eireann discusses proposals for autonomous financial administration and control of northern services with balance passed to a united Ireland parliament. De Valera and Burgess return to chair cabinet meeting. security forces thwart a Londonderry jail breakout as guards and attackers clash with fatalities on both sides.
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Ls Tenasertte
Csa
Giater
Northern Evil Service
Owstrea
Froland
Utter
Gwse
DE Valera
Associated Press
Dublin
Famonn de Jera
Charles Burgess
Irish Republican Army
Mulcahy
West Irland
Dail Eireann
The Sheik opens at American theater for four days
Standard readers may win a ticket to the Paramount production The Sheik opening today for a four day run at the American theater. Agnes Ayers stars with Rudolph Valentino in a tale based on E M Hulls story. Scenes span Arabia and Biskra with exotic casino and harem imagery.
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Standard
Paramount
American ‘Theater
E. M
Rudolph Valentino
Arabia
Agnes Avrer
Biskra
Sahara
America
Iris
Berian
Butte Storm Delays City Work as Snowdeepens
Butte endures a second major snowstorm with eight to eleven inches of snow in recent hours. Plows cleared tracks, wires reported unharmed, and streetcar service partially restored after a Walkerville line mishap. Colder temperatures threaten ice on sidewalks and roads remain obstructed beyond the city limits.
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Butte Electric Railway Company
Walkerville
Granite and
Alaska Streets
Tutte
Anaconda
Butte Man Killed In Accident Near Portland
Martin Coyle, a former Butte resident, was killed in an accident near Portland yesterday or the day before, per a telegram Butte police received last evening. No details of the incident are provided and the message hints he may have died in a railroad wreck near Portland.
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Martin Coyle
Butte
Portland
Coyle
Thun
Morse Ordered Home After European Visit
Police discuss with American Consul General Ta gram and Morse to arrange his return. Morse says officials seek to turn a civil matter into a criminal case and that he will stay at a hotel until the Paris sails for New York. He plans to consult Rome physician Machiafava about a kidney stone before any operation and may go to Wiesbaden, ready to return to America to fight the case if needed.
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Tagram
Morse
Paris
New York
America
Mr. Morse
Associated Prose
Washington
Snere
Europe
Machiafava
Rome
Naval Observatory
Welsbaden
Horoscope for Saturday December 3 1921
Fortunes favor Venus and Mercury with a wedding day marked as unusually lucky and lasting. The Danish king faces potential turmoil and ill health. birth date indicates a prosperous year. The young will seek marriage. workers should fulfill duties. children born are clever and likely to succeed, though social scandals may arise.
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Denmark
Japan Near Agreement Seeks Naval Balance Amid Talks
Officials say Japan aims to settle naval ratio with defense needs guiding policy. Britain’s conciliatory role noted as American and Japanese positions spark speculation that eastern policy and naval talks may intertwine. Admiral Kato stresses no bargain on ratio, while aiming to avoid wrecking the conference.
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Japan
Kato
Great Britain
United States
Penish
Balfour
America
Deer Lodge High School to Offer Special Short Course
A winter short course in Powell County will be offered by Deer Lodge High School. The six week program combines practical farm work, agriculture instruction, and commercial subjects. Eligible young men may spend time at the school to gain practical training and skills.
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Powell County
Bickel
Atti Gia
Deer Lodge
Agricultural Department of
Powel County High School
Race Track
J Ohare
Mrs Mary Taggart Called By Death
Mary Taggart, 76, of Deer Lodge, died in her Grace block apartment at 1 o clock yesterday morning. She is survived by her husband two sons and two daughters, with funeral at Presbyterian church Sunday at 3 o clock and interment at Hillcrest cemetery.
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Mary
Presbyterian Church
Frernogh
Hillcrest
Sugar Prices Edge Up in New York Market
Sugar prices in New York fluctuated as the Associated Press notes a wide range from 9.80 to 4. Tic, with centrifugal process cited. Analysts show volatility amid market uncertainty and speculative activity affecting futures and spot trading.
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New York
Louis
York
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