Truck Wheels Kill Pirl At Walkerville
Ruth Allen a 15 year old girl died at Murray hospital after being run down by a mobile truck in Walkerville. Driver Gus Bolton 17 said he was not at fault and authorities released him. Ruth had moved to Butte with family three weeks earlier seeking schooling funds shortages in Rock Creek. Funeral plans set. body at Sherman Reed parlors.
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Ruth Allen
Murray Hospital
Walkerville
John Berta
West Daly Street
Gus Bolton
Hennessy Company
Ruth ‘Allen
Butte
Allen
Montana
Rock Creek
Ruth
Jessie
Amy
Ethan
George
Sherman & Reed
Tomorror
Pueblo butcher dies in hospital after attempted suicides
W Bryant, a Pueblo butcher, died in a police emergency hospital after trying to kill himself on a train and by leaping from a second floor. He confessed to embezzling 115 dollars in Pueblo where he was a partner in a butcher shop. His body was taken to the undertakers and held for his wife.
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W. Bryant
Pueblo
Rogers
Bryant
W. Matthews
Sheria
Reed
Wile
Hoover forms cracker industry advisory commission
President Hoover announced the creation of a cracker industry committee to advise the food administration. The group includes Brooks Martin of Atlanta, R. E. Tomlinson of New York, and John H. Wiles of Kansas. The commission will help regulate baking and shipping methods due to the crackers’ condensed nutritive value.
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Food Commission
Herbert Hoover
The
Food Administration
Brooks Martin
Atlanta
RE. Tomlinson
New Yorkey
John H. Wiles
Kansas
Seattle Military Authority To Decide Reopen Question
Seattle reports Secretary Baker leaves Seattle reopening to Camp Lewis military authorities. Dr Henry Suzzallo president of University of Washington and state defense council chair asked Baker to rescind Greene's order closing Seattle to soldiers if Judge Kenneth McIntosh becomes chief of police and supports a clean city. Negotiations with Brig Gen James Irons at Camp Lewis aim to lift quarantine against Beattie if a proposed cleanup by Rudge Macintosh proceeds.
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Seattle
Henry Suzzato
University of Washinton
State Council of Defense
Baker
War Department
Camp Lewis
Suzzalo
Beker
Greene
Kenneth McIntosh
Sugzalo
Lister
James Irons
Beattie
Rudge Macintosh
Montana Cowboy Dead Publisher John F. Carroll Dies
Portland Oregon December 4 John F Carroll publisher of the Telegram died last night after months of illness He was 69 a native of St Clair Pennsylvania with a long paper career including Laft of the Missouri Republican city editor of the Omaha Bee Wyoming and Montana journalist editor of the Cheyenne Leader He took part in the Wyoming rustling war siding with the ranchers.
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Portland
Ores
John F. Carroll
The
Telegram
St. Clair
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Wyoming
Montana
Cheyenne
Wyo
Bazaar to Benefit Red Cross at Woman's Club
Members of the allied bazaar will hold an entertainment in the Woman's club building on West Park street Thursday night December 13. Proceeds will be divided equally between the Bute chapter of the Red Cross and the Woman's Patriotic association. A variety of bazaar entertainments will be provided for the patrons.
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Allied Bazaar
Woman's Club
West Park Street
Bute
Red Cross Society
Woman's Patriotic Associator
Gallatin County for 600 Roads Form New Association
Robert S. Phillips secretary of the Montana State Automobile and Good Roads association attended a Gallatin County Good Roads meeting in Bozeman. Delegates unanimously affiliated with the state group and elected J Harader president and L D Blodgett as secretary treasurer. Directors named include William Davis Manhattan and more. A Belgrade meeting December 17 was set to present a constitution and by laws.
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Robert $. Phillips
Montana State Automobile and Good Roads Association
Bozeman
Montana
William Davis
Martin Jacoby
Manhattan
Wallace Fisher
Belgrade
R. Avery
Forks
EU- Bone
Thorndike
Willow Creek
Westlake
Amsterdam
Whitfield Spain
Menard and Maudiow
J. F. Cashman
Logan
Mr. Andrews
Trident
Salesville
Sedan
Sla
Butte Board Confirms Plans for New High School
The Butte school board discussed a second high school for the city, noting the new building would serve only the upper three grades while the existing structure would become a junior high for seventh to ninth grades. Plans remain tentative and unlikely to materialize for at least a year.
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Butte
Tme
License forces win in Massachusetts city votes
In Boston on December 4, license forces claimed a decisive victory by flipping several cities to wet status in 18 municipal elections statewide. Fall River Fitchburg Haverhill and Taunton shifted from dry to wet while Springfield stayed wet. overall gains noted in the license camp amid a fierce election.
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Boston
Cirys
Fall River
Fitchburg
Haverhill
Taunton
Springfield
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Smith
Clark's
Fale Drug & Assay
Autoun
DR. Lamb
Sweethear
Morris
OAK Morris
U. S. War Savings
W. G. Bryant
Mimepter
Cracke Industry
Vespion
Miltary Authoritee
Montana Cowboy
Gallatin County
North Dakota
Dreath
Legistare
Butte Ad Club
Finlen Grill
Eleut
Sonn P. Brophy
Charles T. Manley
Garfield
Tenint
Presidio
San Francisco
Ad Chub
Montana State School of Mines
Woman Patriotic Association
Washington Coast Artillery
Massache
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