Governor White Dies. Early Montana Leader Remembered
Governor White a longtime Dillon banker and statesman died in California after a career spanning Montana and Idaho. Born Dec 3 in Acushnet he led the First National Bank of Dillon and served as mayor, speaker, and state senator. Survived by his wife Elizabeth and four children, arrangements await relatives.
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Pase
White
China
Orient
California
Ely
BF White
Taft
New York
Cape Hort
San Francisco
Santa Town
New Territory
Maladdano
Waiter
Elizabeth Davis
Malad
Idaho
Sebreo, Perrin & White Company
Montana
Dillon
Helena
Virginia City
Banback
Butte
First National Bank of
Harrison
House of Representatives
State Senate
Beaverhead County
Large Decrease in Global Gold Production 1929
Washington December 4 The world’s gold production in 1929 estimated at 635 10600 by Director Baker of the mint in figures was a decrease of about 18 500 000 Production in the United States was 60 993 000 about 8 600 600 below production in 1919 Monetary stocks of gold of principal countries were 8 339 155 000 at year end 1919 and silver stocks about 1 877 691 000
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Baker
Mint
United States
Britton to box Nichols in Des Moines on Dec 11
BRITTON-NICHOL DES MOINES, Iowa, Dec. 4. Jack Britton, New York welterweight champion of the World, was matched to box 10 rounds with Johnny Nichols, St. Paul, here, Dec. 11, it was Announced tonight.
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Britton
Nichol Des Moines
Iowa
Jack Britton
New York
Johnny Nichols
St. Paul
Here
Millions of Little Ones Starving and the Call to Help
A wartime appeal urges aid for 3.5 million hungry European children. Ten dollars feeds one child for winter. contributions will go directly to Herbert Hoover's relief office for direct feeding. Montana donors urged to give, with varied pledges from $5 to $1000 and larger gifts.
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Europe
America
Bretheren
Alfred Atkinson
American Relief Administration
Bozeman
Herbert Hoover
New York
Ban on Lollypops and High Heels Proposed by osteopaths
In Boston on December 4, the Massachusetts osteopath society announced its plan to seek a legislative ban on high heels and lollypops at the source, arguing heels deter Puritan and Pilgrim churchgoing habits and that excessive lollypop use risks stomach derangement.
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Boston
Massachusetts Osteopath Society
Robert H. Velteh
Medford
Night Train Collision Near Langhorn Claims One Life
A six coach Baltimore & Ohio special on the Philadelphia & Reading line collided in Langhorn Pennsylvania killing an unidentified foreign woman and injuring many as 85 persons were aboard. The train carried about 360 passengers recently released from Ellis Island. In Marietta Ohio a state bank was liquidated by Pred G Dennis, crediting loss to a cotton market drop. The Marietta collapse marks the seventh Oklahoma state bank failure in recent months per the state bank department.
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Langhorn
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Reading
Ellis Island
Marietta
Dennis
Oklahoma
State Bank Department
Gift Hose Stock Now Complete with Lace and Stripe Styles
Store advertises complete stock of gift hose including lace effects, clockings and stripes in desired colors. Limited quantities urge early selection with ties priced at 7.75 dollars.
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Theouthern
State
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Champstone
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Watts
Georgette Crepe
Nashua
Via
Floor
Esata
Toyland
Parker
Belle Tinker
Tom Tinker
Jackie
Millinery Dept
Infants’ Department
Marseilles
Mmiess
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