Program at Christian Church Fundraiser Tonight
The Christian church choir presents a fundraising program tonight at o'clock to buy Christmas music. Admission is free with a collection taken. The lineup includes tenor solo De Paul Lineback, reading by Mr Lucey, piano solo Cora Sparrow, soprano solo Seasie Harper, reading Ruth James, violin solo S D Mahon, vocal duet Mr and Mrs A J Hamton. A second-hand piano is offered for $9 monthly. SCHLAPPI.
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Christian Church
de. Paul Lineback
Reading
Mr. Lucey
Cora Sparrow
Seasie Harper
Ruth James
D. Mahon
Mrs
A. J. Hamton
Anaconda News Reports Private Phone for All Train Crews
Electrification progress details a line of telephone sets on B A P trains to contact dispatchers during emergencies. Crews to finish electrical work next week. dispatch connections limited to line use only. Inserts note staff changes and local notices amid broader railroad modernization.
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Anaconda News
KR. E. Wade
J.B. Cox
General Electric Company
Schenectad
Heard on the Streets of the Copper City
A report describes a telephone exchange in Copper City involving Mayor Ed O'Brien at a dance. The incident notes the mayor and a hotel manager, Voyer, confirming he stayed in a telephone booth while the caller asked questions. O'Brien comments he would be surprised if met at a dance years ago.
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Montana
Ed O'Brien
Edward O'Brien
Voyer
Mayor O'Brien
Local Clerk Meeting Amid Busy City Advertisements
A crowded page lists various local notices and ads including clerk notices for an officers meeting tonight, sales at Vermillion's and Klein's, promotions for Read Hammersiough's ad, and mentions of hotels, cocktails, and eateries. It notes social updates, business visitors, and a wedding yesterday at a residence.
Poshay brothers wow Reel patrons with novelty act
The Reel opened with three houses as usual and pleased patrons. The Poshay brothers performed a top novelty act, clever whistlers delivering beautiful musical numbers and sharp imitation comedy. A two reel comedy titled Running for Office was announced for tomorrow.
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Poshay Brothers
Wriiten
McGinnis
Omice
Pankhurst Arrest Outwits Militant Followers
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst the militant suffragist was jailed today after police arrested her aboard the Majestic during her arrival from New York. Outwitted by the officers, her supporters had waited to resist the arrest as she and the group landed on a Tamar river dock en route to London. They altered course and reached the city without opposition.
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Emthe
Majestics
New York
Tamar River
London
Tragedy as 16 year old Petr Graver dies near Craig tracks
Special Dispatch reports Helena December 4. Peter Graver a 16 year old boy died after an accident last night near Craig on the Great Northern. He was playing near the tracks when a passenger train arrived and he fell under the wheels, both legs being cut off.
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Helena
Peter Graver
Craig
Great Northern
Ice in Good Shape for the Curlers
Seven rinks hosted curling teams last night amid a crowded scene. Skips listed include Stevens T Cunningham Engleman Quintana King Lampbell and McKenzie Munn with numerous players such as Wiggin Morden Capron Kida and Johnson of Templeman Ware among others. The event featured multiple matches and lineups across the crowded ice.
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Stevens T._ Cunningham
Engleman Quintana King Lampbell
Dr. McKenzie MacRae Munn
Sjabo Lind Thomson Gailey B. Smith Hendry Tenney Jackson
Wiggin Morden Capron Kida Jenney
K. McKenzie Keating
M_R. McKenzie
Kelly Elton M. Martin
Wood Sharrock Bender Mathewson Dunn
Palmer Farnsworth
Morden MacKay’ Kida
MR. McKenzie
K. McKenzie Mathewson
Johnson
Templeman Ware
R. Hayden
Federals Routed with Heavy Loss
Report describes heavy losses for federals and a mine incident with no life heard since Monday. The line officer Goard remains at the tunnel mouth to observe and manage the situation amid ongoing uncertainty and conjecture.
British Instructor to Train the Artillerymen
Capt T Gray a British officer arrives in Hermosillo to train Mexican artillery and cavalry. He will teach rather than join forces, aiming to build a traveling inspection system and a uniform ars manual to transform untrained Mexican troops into a cohesive fighting body opposing the central government’s regulars.
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Hermosillo
Mexico
T. Gray
Telegraphic Link Restored Between Nogales and Durango
Reported restoration of telegraphic communication from Nogales on the Arizona border to interior Durango points including Torreon and Paras. It also stated that when General Villa's troops occupy Chihuahua the route from Nogales to Juarez would be completed.
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Nogales
Arizona
Durango
Torreon
Paras
Villa
Chihuahua
Juares
One Federal Officer who Fooled His Executioners
Mexico City reports Col. Exiquio Feartona a federal officer who was left for dead after a firing squad at Torreon. He says he was captured by Gen. Villa when federal troops under Gen. Felpe Alvirez were wiped out before Torres evacuation. Barbosa escaped death. Feartona survived by feigning death and crawling to a ranch for aid.
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Mexico City
Exiquio Feartona
Torreon
Francisco Villa
Felpe Alvirez
Torres
Barbosa
Neral Villa
Thousands of Mexican refugees march toward the border
Marfa Texas December report says about two thousand federal troops and civilians flee Chihuahua toward Ojinaga across 180 miles of desert. Gen Salvador Mercado leads the group as customs immigration and army officers accompany the caravan hoping to cross into the United States. Large crowds gather in Marfa to witness the march and desert hardships include scarce water and food.
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Marfa
Texas
Chihuahua
Federal
Ojinaga
Presidio
United States Customs and W
Neeny
Salvador Mercado
Mexico
Luis ‘Terrazas
Pharmacist jailed for passing bad check to feed hungry family
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Great Falls reports F J Bergold a 9 pharmacis tout of employment who admitted guilt to passing a fictitious $5 check to feed his family. Judge Lexile sentenced him to two years in the penitentiary but withheld commitment papers pending parole steps if employment is found in the city. Bergold remains held while these steps are pursued.
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Standard
Great Falls
F. J. Bergold
Ain
Lexile
Herold
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Chicago
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Sanna Ang
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Optician
the Mint
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Klein's
Hammersiough
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Go, Coy's
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Washoe Coal Co
Try Montana
Jk Bright
Francisco
CC. Viison
Georgetown
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Mrs. Henderso
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Portland
Charles Fasel
Butte Automobile Company
Mabel Hall
Renunning
Adeline L. Henderson
Christies
Jorge M. Raynor
Senkor
Nore Ors Pas
Lena Phelan
Waiter Veterson
Freda S Watson
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Grand Theater
Alcazar Theater
T. V. Luxton
Dent
Updegraff
Thueson
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R. B. Abbolr Gusuarall
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