Montana Official Count Shows Coolidge Victory Margin
Montana state canvassing board reports President Coolidge leads with 13 033 votes over his nearest rival and 40 3338 over the Democratic opponent in the November election. Majorities given to Senator Walsh and Representative Leavitt are detailed, with Evans versus Davies in the First district and socialists listed for various posts. Total presidential vote 174 415. turnout roughly 72 percent.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Coolidge
Montana
la Follette-Wheeler
Democrats
Farmer-Labor
Workers
Walsh
Linderman
Ator Walsh
Scott Leavitt
Leavitt
Joseph Kirschwing
John M. Evans
John O. Davies
Charles F. Juttner
United States
John P. McKay
Congress
Son of Pioneer Buri ed on Coast
Edward P. Graham son of John Graham pioneer Livingston railroad man died in San Francisco November 24 after serving in the Army. He lived in Los Angeles at death. He was educated in Livingston and graduated from high school in 1899. He worked for Northern Pacific then Southern Pacific railroads and was given a military funeral with requiem mass at Holy Cross church Calvary cemetery Los Angeles. Survivors include his father and three sisters.
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Livingston
San Francisco
Edward P. Graham
John Graham
Los Angeles
Northern Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific Railroad
Calvary Cemetery
Cal
Holy Cross Church
Elizabeth Cum
Gra ham Family Mentioned in Obituary Details
The notice lists Miss Anna Graham and Miss Delia Graham of Los Angeles and a brother Thomas Graham of Portland Ore as survivors in the obituary.
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Mings
Anna
Delia Graham
Los Angeles
Thomas Graham
Portland, Ore
Jakways to Probe Slaughter of Elk in Park County
Montana state fish and game warden C A Jakways and deputies head to Gardiner to investigate elk killings suspected to involve elk drifting from Yellowstone into Park county. If confirmed, a Livingston fish and game commission meeting will be wired to close the Park county season. Reports vary on the number killed from 50 to 75 or as high as 500.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Yellowstone Park
Park County
C. A. Jakways
Fish and Game
Gardiner
Fish and Game Commission
Livingston
Jakways
Yellowstone
Bribery Charged in Liquor Case Against Dumontier
In Missoula Montana Judge Theodore Lentz ordered an information charging attempted witness bribery filed against Felix Dumontier after state witness Bob Holliday testified he had received liquor from Dumontier and was offered 100 dollars to skip the trial Holliday received 30 days in jail for his conduct.
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Associated Press
Missoula
Mont
Theodore Lentz
Felix Dumontier
Lentz
Bob Holliday
Dumontier
Holliday
Amundsen Plans Sale Of Exploration Ship Maud
Chicago December 4 The Maud once commanded by Roald Amundsen will be sold to the highest bidder when it reaches San Francisco after departing Seattle in 1922. Amundsen said the drift across the north pole plan is abandoned and the ship remains fueled by gasoline with oil to be supplied from a Russian provision ship.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Maud
Roald Amundsen
Arctic
San Francisco
Seattle
North Pole
Amundsen
Kolyuma River
Siberia
Air travel and malt shipments via Vienna reach new totals
More than 2,500 passengers traveled by airplanes entering and leaving Vienna last year. The air movement also carried 90 600 pounds of malt and merchandise, highlighting a growing logistics role for Vienna's air traffic.
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Vienna
Funeral set for Archie Barshaw in Twin Bridges
Dillon telephone office reports Archie Barshaw a longtime Dillon resident died Tuesday night in Butte at 58. Funeral will be Friday at 2 PM in Twin Bridges with interment there. He owned a restaurant in Dillon. survived by wife and five children Archie and Andrea Barshaw of Dillon Adolph Stewart Sailor of Twin Bridges and Ed Morrow of Laban Washington.
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Dillon
Archie Barshaw
Butte
Twin Bridges
Enty
Mr. Barshaw
Bay County
Mich
Montana
Andrea Barshaw
Adolph Stewart
Sailor
Ed Morrow
Laban
Wash
Reichle Resident Buried At Dillon
The late John Geese was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the Episcopal church with Rev. T. W. Bennett officiating. Interment followed in Mountain View cemetery. He died Tuesday at Barrett hospital after a lingering illness from an amputation. He had lived for years near Reichle and left many friends in the county.
Dillon News Notes Highlight Regional Movement and Travel
Clarence Coenig traveled from Armstead to Dillon for business yesterday. Rev. F. X. Leschner left for Helena to address Mount St Charles retreat. Mrs. F. M. Carr of Dell visited Dillon friends. W. R. Allen and C. S. Muffley conducted mining business in Elkhorn. E. O. Selway visiting Dillon from Blacktail ranch.
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Dillon
Clarence Coenig
Armstead
F. X. Leschner
Helena
Mount St. Charles College
F. M. Carr
Dell
W. R. Allen
Muffley
Elkhorn
Selway Ta
Blacktail
Rebecca Sewing Circle Elects Officers at Lodge Social
The Rebecca Sewing circle held a social evening at the lodge rooms with needlework and refreshments. Election of Degree of Honor officers occurred, naming Mary Hill as President Lettie Cushing as first vice president Helen Jurgenson as second vice president Henrietta Penkake as first usher Katherine Krabiel as second usher Mary Cole as inside watch Myrtle Richardson as outside watch Clara Brown as financial secretary and Bessie Burt as treasurer Initiation slated for the next regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Sewing Circle
William Reed
Rose
Myers
Mary Hill
Lettie Cushing
Helen Jurgenson
Henrietta Penkake
Katherine Krabiel
Mary Cole
Myrtle Richardson
Clara Brown
Bessie Burt
Townships Rearranged in Powell County
County Surveyor Lee Williams and the board of county commissioners redefined Powell County township boundaries this week. Five townships now comprise the county: Cottonwood Ophir Gold Creek Lincoln and Monture.
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Pober Lodge
Lee Williams
Board of County Commissioners
Powell County
Cottonwood
Ophir
Gold Creek
Lincoln
Monture
Powell post to stage membership drive in city
Poher Lodge December 4. A meeting of Powell post No. 10 American Legion was held at the city hall. Numerous matters of importance were discussed including the membership drive to be staged in this city. A social hour followed the session.
Barneys and Bonner Lumina Play Wins Highlight Deer Lodge Night
Barneys tallied three wins against the Electrics led by Thomas 554 and Baehr 553 while Bonner Lum i company topped Kiwanis with Sadorus 531 and McCoy 452. Deer Lodge notes report Mayor Conley away at Hunter's Hot Springs for two weeks and local business visitors and transfers in from Helena and Butte.
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Deer Lodge
Barneys
Electrics
Thomas
Baehr
Bonner Lumi Company
Kiwanis Club
Sadorus
The
Lumber Company
McCoy
Kiwanis
Deer Lodge Social Roundup Notes Visitors and Illness
Yesterday in the city residents hosted and visited friends with several trips noted. Mrs Frank Conley and daughters Hilda and Helen drove to Butte Thursday to visit. N W Korey of Ovando and Mr and Mrs Virgil Harper of Helmville attended to business and visited Deer Lodge. J H Connelly of Butte spent Thursday here. Mrs Tobias Schurtz remained ill at her North Second Street home.
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Peer Lodge
Deer Lodge
Frank Conley
Hunter's Hot Springs
C. M. Haggensen
Helena
Deer Lodge Thursay
Ray Williams
Butte
C. A. Fox
Jessie Jacobs
Edward Scharnikow
B. Newman
L. D. Humphreyville
Missoula
Hilda
Helen
N. W. Korey
Ovando
Virgil Harper
Helmville
J. H. Connelly
Tobias Schurtz
North Second Street
Railroads oppose express rate cuts in 1922 losses and gains
The Western, Mountain, Pacific and Southern groups report a 1922 loss of 56.97 million under the 5 percent return rule. Eastern group would gain 9.78 million. Western and Southern groups would face further declines. Plaintiffs include major lines such as Atchison Topeka Santa Fe, Chicago Burlington Quincy, Northern Pacific, Southern Pacific and Union Pacific among others.
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Western
Mountain, Pacific and Southern
Eastern
Mountain and Pacific
W. B. Freeman and
C. Boettcher
Denver & Salt Lake Railroad
Great Northern Railway Company
International Great Northern Railroad Company
Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad Company
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Orange & Northwestern Railroad
Oregon Short Line
Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
St. Joseph & Grand Island Railway Company
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Company
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company
Southern Pacific Company
the Texas & Pacific Company
Union Pacific and Western Paciific
Livingston thief cracks baby's bank
A thief broke into Joe Dickson’s Livingston home between 2 and 5 pm. After cooking a meal and coffee, the intruder fled with a mackinaw sweater and a flashlight, and cracked the baby’s bank stealing $2 in pennies.
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Baby
Associated Press
Livingston
Mont
Joe Dickson
Dickson
Back to Penitentiary for Paroled Convicts
Charles Worth and Frank Gilstrap, paroled from Deer Lodge, were arrested in Livingston for concealed weapons. The parole board ruled they violated parole, and they will be sent back to Deer Lodge to serve the remainder of their sentences once a penitentiary warden arrives to take custody.
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Associated Press
Livingston
Charles Worth
Frank Gilstrap
Deer Lodge
Railway Bridge Blown by Wu Faction Followers
Reports say followers of General Wu Pei Fu destroyed the Hankow Peking railway bridge over the Yellow River said to be the longest in China. Wu, once commander of the Pe King government, arrived at Sinyangehow near Hankow and plans to rest indefinitely.
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Hankow
China
Wu Pei-Fu
Peking
Hankow-Peking
Yellow River
Honan
Sinyangehow
Honan- Hupeh
Senate Debates Muscle Shoals and Interior Budget
The Day in Washington reports debate on Muscle Shoals in the Senate and continued House consideration of the Interior appropriation. Gore confirmed as secretary of agriculture. Treasury bond subscriptions closed with strong oversubscription. Mellon cites prosperity in his annual report. Internal revenue cost to collect 100 dollars is 1.24. Senator Ladd of North Dakota is removed from the Republican steering committee. The Trenton cruiser explosion cause remains unresolved by a Navy board. Interstate Commerce Commission yearly report shows no major railroad legislation sought. Rivers and harbors bill forecast by Longworth. FTC submits annual report without new legislation. Gaskell offers individual recommendations.
Anaconda Schools Report Record Enrollment and Attendance
Anaconda schools report a historic high registration of 1,845 pupils across six buildings in district No. 10 led by 493 in the High School and 1,352 in grade schools. The average daily attendance stands at 97.56 with punctuality at 98.96, marking exceptional metrics for the city.
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Anaconda
C. E Farnsworth
Daly School
Lincoln School
Prescott School
Bryan School
Beaver Dam School
Anacondan Faces Insanity Hearing
A complaint charging William Gavin with insanity was filed in County Attorney J B C Knight's office. Gavin is accused of attacking a woman on North Oak Street Wednesday evening and will face an insanity hearing before Judge Winston. He was brought to the city jail after being caught following reports of a man frightening women on North Oak Street. About a dozen frightened women appeared at the police station, but none signed complaints, so the case went to the county.
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William Gavin
J. B. C. Knight
Gavin
North Oak Street
Winston
G. F. Tripp
Tripp
Asp Holm Heads Scandinavian Fraternity Election
Members of the Scandinavian Fraternity of America held their semiannual election last night naming Pete Aspholm as president and a slate including Gus Fredell, Ed Krog, A N Strom, Ed Nordquist, Emil Swanson, Mrs S O Swanson, John Nordquist, Walfred Swanson, Arthur Aspholm, Gust Peterson, Helge Johnson and Clifford Milikwick. The group plans a January 10 anniversary observance and a special program.
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Scandinavian Fraternity of America
Pete Aspholm
Gus Fredell
Ed Krog
A. N. Strom
Ed Nordquist
Emil Swanson
S. O. Swanson
John Nordquist
Walfred Swanson
Arthur Aspholm
Gust Peterson
Helge Johnson
Clifford Milikwick
Finance Committee
Tescher alleys sweep as Teschers top Y. B.s in three games
The Teschers defeated the Y. B.s in three consecutive games at Tescher alleys. Dooley led with 198 in a single game and 549 for the series. The B., A. & P. squad won two of three from the Barbers with the Teschers posting a high of 174 in one game and 616 for the three.
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Teschers
Tescher
Y. B.s
Dooley
Barbers
Koe
Kellogg's Bran Promises Health for Children in Battle Creek
A father writes from Battle Creek praising Kellogg's Bran for easing his children's constipation after other brans failed. The letter touts all-bran content, regular use, a money-back guarantee, and suggests serving tips with milk, cream, or recipes, urging readers to try it today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
MD Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Ai Grocers
Gland Gland Vitality Claim Promotes Youthful Vigor
An advertisement touts gland stimulation as a path to restored energy and youth. It cites Dr. Serge Voronoff and Dr. Arnold Lorand and recommends Glandogen tablets taken over ten days. Available at Standard Drug and City Drug stores with mail orders accepted.
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Serge Voronoff
France
Arnold Lorand
Funeral for Mrs Albert Klusman at Christian church
The funeral for the late Mrs Albert Klusman will be held at the Fred Klusman home this afternoon at 2 o'clock, then to the Christian church for services conducted by Rev J S Spears at 2 o'clock. Thomas Ficil, injured in the same auto crash, was reported very improved at the hospital. Railroads paid up to 100000000 in a year to cover shipper overcharges and losses.
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Albert Klusman
Fred Klusman
Christian Church
J. S. Spears
Thomas Ficil
Aspironal Promises Quick Cold Relief Booster Ad
An advertisement touts Aspironal as a superior cold and flu remedy claiming faster relief than whiskey and other cures. It urges readers to buy, test with a two minute guarantee, and share with family, highlighting safety and broad use for children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspironas
Dandruff Remedy Claim For Hair Preservation
An advertisement touts a liquid argon treatment to dissolve and destroy dandruff overnight. It promises relief from itching and improved hair appearance after one to two applications and claims availability at any drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itou
Joint-Ease Advertised as Cure for Joint Pain
An old advertisement touts Joint-Ease as a cure for stiff and inflamed joints. It promises quick relief with nightly massages and offers mail orders from Laboratories in Hallowell, Maine for 60 cents.
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Hallowell
Maine
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Java
Rause
Nkarauses
Stellar Chocolates
Krause
Eea
Reichle
Ffranke Burfal
Sewing Circle
Barneys Unmack
J. O'Neil
Steee
Bonners Hertz
Elberson
Penitentiary
Washington
Senate
House
Howard M. Gore
Agriculture
Treasury
Mellon
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ladd
North Dakota
Republican
Navy
Trenton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Longworth
Ohio
Federal Trade Commission
Gaskell
Anaconda News
Anacondan
Aspholm
Anatonda Bowling
Barbers Gell
Martin Veer
Johnson Ee
Loomis . Eeee
B., A. & P. H Haddick
Ase Cc. Swanson
L. Haddick
McVicars
Gulberson
Mom
Dad
Hollander
Professor Bruins
Gold Note Bank
Netherlands
Dandruff
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