Butte Elks Honor Departed By Rite
The Butte Elks honor departed members with memoriam rites and a program of hymns solos and memorial addresses. Officiants and officers led the service, with chanted tributes, prayers, and a closing benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Rhee
Lodge
Butte Mines
James F. Chatham
Mildred Sullivan
Patricia Driscoll
Margaret Jones
Betty Christie
Antoinette Driscoll
Sara O’connor
W. A. Kane
Mme
Marie M. Leipheimer
Frank E. Savage
James Cummins
William H. Yost
Ray Lahiff
Mervin Dempsey
J. B. Dr
Montana Pioneer McDonel Dies After Mining Career
Funeral services for McDonell, longtime Western Montana mining figure and member of the Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers, will be held at his sister Clara McDonel’s home. Rev. Fred Anstice will preside with interment in Philipsburg. Survived by wife Lily Royal McDonel, two sons Robert and William, two daughters Mrs. Charles Baker and Eva, and two sisters Mrs. John H. Cole and Clara D. McDonel.
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Placer Properties
McDonel
Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
Montana
Clara McDonel
Fred Anstice
Philipsburg
McDonell
Lily Royal McDonel
Robert McDonel
Wallace
Idaho
William McDonell
Charles Baker
Coeur d’Alene
Eva McDonel
Seattle
John H., Cole
Anaconda
Clara D. MecDonel
American opens electric light bulb factory in Rio
An American entrepreneur has launched an electric light bulb factory in Rio de Janeiro Brazil, aiming to expand manufacturing output and supply regional markets. This move marks a notable investment in Brazil's growing industrial sector with potential job creation and technology transfer.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Riddles on Presidents and Bible Trivia
A set of questions asks for the eighth U.S. president born in 1782, the first book of the Old Testament, the author of popular companionate marriage ideas, a German officer who reorganized the Continental Army, and a Bible passage about forgetting. Answers appear on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
California Fires Ravage Six Districts Across Region
Fire crews from neighboring towns rushed to multiple fronts as blazes swept six districts including Lacrescenta and Verdugo canyons. A tuna canyon battle scorched over twenty cabins while the Sunset club burned its old clubhouse and many homes valued up to 15000 dollars. Thousands of acres burned with 98 of 112 canyon homes destroyed amid strong winds.
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Redlands
Mint Canyon
Palm Springs
San Andreas Canyon
Pasadena
Cal
Santa Susanna
Lacrescenta
Verduro Hills
Tuna Canyon
Here
Verdugo Woodlands
Sunset Canyon
Sunset Country Club
Canyon
Calles Chuckles At Rogers Stories During Tour
Ambassador Morrow comments on visits as Calles enjoys large crowds and hopeful reception. Reported cheers include Viva Calles and Viva American ambassador as relations between the two governments appear to improve. Water irrigation discussed for 600 acres near the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambassador Morrow
President Calles
Morrow
Pioneers to Elect at Tuesday Meeting
The Pioneers' club will hold its annual officer election at Stevens and Manley Hall at 8 tomorrow night. Members must present membership cards for admission. An executive board meeting is set for 8 tonight in Miles Cavanaugh's office. all members urged to attend.
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The
Pioneers’ Club
Stevens & Manley Hall
Pioneers
Miles Cavanaugh
Sandstorms Roar Through Palestine Causing Severe Damage
Sandstorms swept across Palestine causing widespread damage and power outages. Officials report damaged homes and crops, with emergency crews deployed to assess damage and restore services. Local residents brace for continued dust and disruption in coming days.
Congress Faces Broad Agenda for First Session
Congress will tackle farm relief flood control prohibition alien property Boulder Canyon dam Muscle Shoals railroad consolidation cruiser building aviation permanent shipping policy army housing and public buildings. Prohibition is likely to dominate debate in the pre presidential campaign with wets and drys proposing contrasting measures.
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Congress
Boulder Canyon
Muscle Shoals
Senate and House Face New Congress with Party Tensions
The inaugural session of the seventieth Congress looms with Senate org concerns and contests between Smith and Ware, while the House under Longworth pursues its prearranged Republican program. Independents threaten to sway leadership and committee control as openings for farm relief and injunction limits hinge on votes.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Finis J. Garrett
Tennessee
Longworth
William Tyler Page
New House
Old Guard
Latin-America
Curtis
Kansas
Frazier
Nye
North Dakota
la Follette
Blaine
Wisconsin
Shipstead
Minnesota
Republican Committee On Committes
Five Steers from Montana State College Top Chicago Market
Five steers from Montana State College Bozeman topped the Chicago market on November 16, averaging 1 200 pounds and selling at 18 25 a hundredweight, 25 cents under the season record. The shipment included a 1440 pound roan steer sold for 262 80, plus four yearlings averaging 922 pounds at 15. The stock, bred and fed at the college, were used for class work in feeding and handling cattle.
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Bozeman
Montana State College
Chicago
College Animal Husbandry Department
Montana
Northern Pacific Livestock Special
Atlantic Guards Rescue 48 Men After Sailor Stranding
A north east storm battered the South Atlantic coast as the Cibao ran aground near Cape Hatteras. Lifesaving teams used ropes and motor boats to tow 48 crew members ashore, with several unconscious but revived after first aid. The Cibao, a 690 ton vessel bound for Baltimore from Port Antonio Jamaica with fruit, operated for United States Fruit Company. Coast wires from Norfolk to Hatteras failed. patrols relayed the loss news along beaches.
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Cibao
Cape Hatteras
South Atlantic
Hatteras
Cape Henry
Hatteras Inlet
Baltimore
Port Antonio
Jamaica
United States Fruit Company
Norfolk
Winter sleet storm halts ships along North Atlantic coast
A northeast gale and freezing sleet battered the North Atlantic coast causing ship distress off New Jersey and Massachusetts. A tug near Seagirth towed three barges while the barge’s rudder was swept away. coast guard cutters aided. The four masted schooner Zebedee E Cliff sought tugs near Minot's ledge but none were available. New York faced first winter knockout as sleet frozen on streets and gutters.
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Associated Press
New York
North Atlantic
New Jersey
Seagirth
Independent Wireless Company
Coast Guard
Abushnet
Hudson River
Zebedee E. Cliff
Minot
Massachusetts
Boston
Minot's Ledge
New York City
Wife and Lover Accused in Plot to Kill Store Owner
The District Attorney said an alleged confession ties Mrs. Jowers and Swift to the murder of a storekeeper. The pair allegedly conspired after gossip linked Swift to the wife. they hid Swift, then the husband was struck with a hammer and left under a bridge 25 miles away.
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W. D. Goff
Claiborne Parish
Goff
Swift
Seat Fight Looms Over Illinois Senators Smith and Ware
The Senate debates seating two elected Illinois officials as questions of oath and legitimacy unfold. Leaders like Borah push for direct oath while Reed and others oppose. If oath is denied, Smith and Ware may speak only in committee rooms. two votes determine oath denial and seating, with timing potentially delayed to January.
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Smith
Small
Illinois
William B. McKinley
Senate
Ware
Borah
Idaho
Reed
Missouri
Smith and Ware
Cardinal de Lai in grave condition in Rome
In Rome Cardinal de Lai secretary of the consistorial congregation is in grave condition tonight with death expected hourly. He was kept alive by artificial respiration and oxygen while his sister and a sister from Verona cared for him. Monsignor Tondini administers communion daily.
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Associated Press
Rome
Cardinal de Lai
Consistorial Congregation
Verona
Monsignor Tondini
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Frank A. Bigelow
P. FE. R
Samuel H. Treloar
George L. Craig
Charles H. N. Bessette
Joseph H. Binney
George R. Oewisli
Dean W. Phillips
Joseph B. Earls
Thomas Harold Estrick
Thomas J. Bennetts
G. D. Bryant
Harry A. Doering
Gus Fitchen
Thomas O’rourke
Adolph Wetstein
R. R. Schroeder
John P. Duggan
Frank H. LeSage
Frank L. Riley
Joseph H. Roberts
Walter 8. Carne
Adolphus J. Welch
Floyd C. Fluent
James M. Dubel
Fred L. Dervin
Joseph M. Fabian
Psychology
W. H. M’neil
California
Country Club
Burns
Calles
Rogers
Palestine
Jod Gills
Moses
New Hampshire
Pittman
Nevada
Atlantic Guards
Ford
Galena
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