Tragic double tragedies in Butte victims named
The article details two deaths in Butte. Robert Francis Peoples, born 1893 in Mandan, died while working at Hennessy store. Lorraine Crnich, 5, died after being struck by an ore car near her home, with Julia Dennehy and Amelia Anderson narrowly escaping harm. Coroner to hold inquest. families and community mourn.
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Robert Francis Peoples
Mandan
N. D
Butte
St. Patrick's
Hennessy
George Peoples
Dan Coleman
James Brown
Hennessy Company
Sherman & Reed
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Lorraine Crnich
Emil Crnich
East Summit Street
Julia Dennehy
Amelia Anderson
Anaconda Road
Dublin Gulch
Crunch
Michael Walsh
Anaconda
Walsh
J. C. Murphy
Duggan Undertaking Rooms
Anderson
East Summit
Dennehys
Lorraine
Doubdlin Gulch
Waleh
Forbes Case Shifts to Gutheil Claims
Government counsel in the piracy trial of Collieries RK Forbes and John W Thompson moved testimony from veterans hospital contracts to the Gutheil claim. Thompson pressed for an additional 800000 over the 66000 award for the salvaged steamer Gutheil raised from the Mississippi near Baton Rouge, with testimony about seeking aid from Elias H Mortimer and about actions by government and veterans bureau counsel.
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Associated Press
Chicago
RK. Forbes
John W. Thompson
A &T Louis
Veterans’ Hospital
Gutheil
Thompson
Guthel
Mississippi
Baton Rouge
Vee
Elias H. Mortimer
Thoman
Mortimer
Verses
Guthell
Orbes
Anderson
Charles F. Cramer
Veterans Bureau
Forbes
Jesse Smith
Daugherty
Changes in Reclamation Policy Reported by Senate
The second deficiency appropriation bill passed by the Senate includes Smith Gooding measures based on Secretary Work's commission findings. It proposes to write off over 18 million dollars deemed unrecoverable and about 9 million more as probable losses of the 148 million already invested. It aims to reset water charges on crop value with indefinite repayment, replacing the 20 year plan.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Work
Judge Matthews to Be Member of Court
Helena December 2 Former supreme court Justice John A Matthews of Townsend leads Miles Cavanaugh of Butte by 1 558 votes to join the Montana supreme court, according to county returns tabulated by the state canvassing board. Cavanaugh 69 557 Matthews 71 115. Bonus vote shows 66 245 against 67 814.
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Helena
Supreme Court
John A. Matthews
Townsend
Miles Cavanaugh
Butte
W. D. Rankin
Montana Supreme Court
Cavanaugh
Matthews
Telegraphers Gain Wage Increase On Major Railways
The United States Railroad Labor Board approved wage raises from one to three cents an hour for telegraph department workers at Armored major lines including the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Cincinnati Indianapolis and Western Denver and Rio Grande Western with some non telegraph station agents excluded. Denied were oneveree agents at non telegraph stations on five lines and certain departments at Central Railroad of New Jersey and Southern Pacific.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Telegraph Departments
Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western Railroad
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad
United States Railroad Labor Board
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Southern Pacific Company
Nes
Senate Passes $180 Million Deficiency Bill
In Washington a deficiency measure totaling 180 million dollars advanced through the Senate. Nominee movements included Cool Henry M. Dawes signaling resignation as comptroller of the currency. Senate hearings on the Mayfield election case continued amid ongoing budget and fiscal discussions.
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Associated Press
Senate
Cool Henry M. Dawes
Mayfield
Coolidge
Interior Department
House
Underwood
Alabama
Alabama, Offered A New Muscle Shoals
Henry Ford
Congress
Democratic National Committee
Cam
Great Lakes Tidewater Plan Promises Northwest Prosperity
Mr Carton promotes the Great Lakes St Lawrence Tidewater plan to bring sea access to interior Montana and the Northwest. He cites lower freight costs from Duluth to Europe, revenue from the waterway, and potential coal and immigration benefits, as he travels to rally public support.
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Montana
America
Carton
Great Lakes
Duluth
Buffalo
Liverpool
Dixon
Stewart
Sime and
Miles
Hoover Commission
Panama Canal
St. Lawrence-Great Lakes
United States
Canada
Great Northwest
South
Northwest Temperatures Dipping After Light Rain or Snow
The Northwest remains under a cool air mass with light rain or snow from the plains to the Pacific coast. Temperatures fall east of the divide while western areas rise slightly, except in the Southwest where a small drop also occurs.
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New York
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St. Paul-Mpie
Francisco
van Beattie
Cnuwseve
Tae
Coerrerre
Plaine
Pacific Coast
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