Return to Gold Standard Debate Gains Momentum
London observers and bankers consider Britain’s return to the gold standard as the pound edges toward parity. The end of the 1925 embargo on gold exports looms, with interallied debt issues and U S interest shaping policy. The Economist backs synchronized action with the United States to lift export restrictions and restore global stability.
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London
Great Britain
Atlantic
United States
Economist
Financial Review
Germany
Dominions
Holland
Switzerland
Spain
America
England
Treasury
Bank of England
Gallatin Students to Boost Montana
Bozeman and area schools will join a Montana Education Association plan to promote the state during December. Students in Gallatin County will write to Wisconsin Illinois Michigan Ohio and Indiana schools, sending Montana news and Gallatin pride. Prizes by the Hison company will reward essays from high and grade school pupils.
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Bozeman
Montana
Montana Education Association
C. G. Manning
D. S. Williams
State Association
Gallatin County
Wisconsin
Illinoiis
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Gallatin
Frank Wilton
Ilison Company
Gallatin Valley
Edar M. Freeman buried at Pony Bozeman
The body of Ed ar M. Freeman was shipped from California to Pony for funeral services at the Odd Fellows hall in Bozeman. Rev. P. P. Smith of Bozeman officiated with H West directing. Interment followed at Pony cemetery. Freeman died November 27 at his son’s home in Home Gardens. He was born April 23, 1862 in Iowa and married Ella Felts in Dillon, Montana.
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Bozeman
Edar M. Freeman
Calfornia
Pony
Odd Fellows’ Hall
H. ¥. West
P. P. Smith
Cpsteme
Ainter
Fred Carmin
McVey
Goble
B. Miller
Pony Cemetery
Sao
Edper HS. M. Freeman
Tolowa
Dillon, Mont
Ella Felts
Temperature Maps and Weather Patch Across Northwest
The Northwest and adjacent regions face a mass of clouds with low pressure centered over Colorado this evening. Precipitation已 observed along Washington Oregon coast and eastward to the plains, with high barometers in Alberta Saskatchewan and Central Montana. Cloudy unsettled conditions prevail, with no major changes in the plains reports.
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Marx
Kaliepell
Calgary
Chicago
Rcareescee
New York
Portland
St. Paul-Mpls
San Francisco
Northwest
Montana
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Colorado
Washington
Oregon
Rocky Mountains
Plains
Plains States
Coeges
Stewart First In High Voter Gain In Helena State Race
In Helena December 5, Charles T. Stewart secretary of state led a tight Republican sweep in state offices with 9,75 votes out of the official count. Close followings were Miss Trumper superintendent of schools 88,648 George P. Porter auditor 88,496 and Ward Crosby clerk of the supreme court 86,918. The soldier bonus failed while other measures passed. Official totals show Stewart beating Mitchell by 21,923?
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Associated Press
Helena
Charles T. Stewart
Stewart
Miss Trumper
George P. Porter
Ward Crosby
Supreme Court
Crosby
Porter
Miles J. Cavanaugh
John A. Matthews
Harlow Pease
John P. Duffy
Matthews
Lindahl ©. Johnson
Farmer-Labor
James L. Wallace
Foot
Sam W. Mitchell
J. A. McGlynn
W. FE. Harmon
Howard A. McIntyre
Herman Strassberger
Steven Jones
Harmon
Thomas E. Carey
Lillian Meinecke
Farmer Labor
May Trumper
John M. Kay
B. C. Potts
Trumper
Railroad Commission
Leonard C. Young
Sidney Miller
O. F. Clark
Henry Hughson
Young
John Ward Crosby
Leon F. Choquette
P. J. Wallace
Montana State Normal College to graduate 22 in December
Dillon Dec 5 The Montana State Normal college announced the fall quarter graduates for the term ending Dec 19. Commencement exercises are set for Dec 17 at 4 16 pm. Principal Payne Templeton of Flathead County High School will deliver the address.
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Arjorie M. Dauterman
Ann Jeanette Davidson
Helen Fraser
Tesse Catherine Kelly
Emily Sylvia la Rock
Alverta Marie Lynn
Frances 8. McNair
Vietta Miller Mahr
Avis Casette McGee
Martha Virginia Ross
Lois M. Scollard
Cora Laurence Seline
Gladys S. Shaw
Myrna L. Sympson
Mary Agnes Sullivan
Joanne Verna Wales
Funeral of Peter Derrick in Dillon on Sunday
The funeral for Peter Derrick who died Wednesday night at Barrett hospital in Dillon will be Sunday afternoon. Services will be by the Beaverhead post of the American Legion and held at Brundage undertaking parlor with interment in Mountain View cemetery. Derrick had lived in the county for several years and suffered a lingering illness ending in paralysis.
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Dillon
Peter Derrick
Barrett Hospital
Beaverhead
American Legion
Brundage Undertaking
Mountain View Cemetery
Dillon People and Visitors Share Winter Week
Dillon residents and visitors share a busy midweek scene with pastors, ranchers, and former locals in town. Dellar Gordon attends to business from Armstead, Rev. T. Clifford visits from Lima, Frank Beecher from Reichle, Dr. L. G. Dunlap in Dillon, Nels Nelson from Deer Lodge, Jarid Nyhart from Blaine, and Frank Ryburn returning from California. Charlies Wilson, recently operated on in Omaha, remains seriously ill while recovering abroad. Mrs. Tess Atkinson of Melrose and Mrs. R. E. B. Dutch visit Dillon from Melrose and Dillon respectively.
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Dillon
Dellar Gordon
Dilon Ket
Armstead
T. Clifford
Lima Ia
F. X. Leschner
Helena
Frank Beecher
Relchle
L. G. Dunlap i
Anaconda
Tess Atkinson
Melrose
Nels Nelson
Deer Lodge
Jarid Nyhart
Blaine
Frank Ryburn
California
Seth Downing
Lima
Charlies Wilson
Omaha
Neb
R. EB. Dutch
Bitter Root Man Dies of Pneumonia at Willow Creek Ranch
Clifford Chaffin aged 36, a pioneer of Bitter Root valley, died at his Willow Creek ranch five miles east of Corvallis after a nine day pneumonia illness. Funeral is Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Corvallis United Church. Survived by widow and many Bitter Root relatives. His father Newton Chaffin was an early settler in the valley. Chaffin Ranch on Willow Creek noted as a fine farm.
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Corvallis
Clifford Chaffin
Bitter Root Valley
Willow Creek
Here
Corvallis United Church
Newton Chaffin
Anthony Chaffin
Clifford
Physical training launched at St Lawrence parochial school
Miss Jahrelff began physical training at St Lawrence's parochial school teaching lower grades in 16 minute sessions and upper grades in 20 minutes. She will conduct sessions twice weekly on Wednesday and Friday with strong interest from teachers and students.
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Ad Offer
Publicity piece promising a 10 cent bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for coughs colds and hoarseness along with free sample packs of FOLEY PILLS a diuretic stimulant for kidneys FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS for constipation and biliousness all mailed from Foley & Co Chicago ill with instructions to send 10 cents and name and address for fulfillment sold everywhere
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Avenue
Chicago
Ill
FOLEY
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Joshers Club to Busy Once More
The Joshers, a long running charity group in Butte, plan their 20th annual Christmas show at the Broadway theater on December 19. Merle Davis oversees talent, aiming for at least 10 acts to entertain patrons. Proceeds fund gifts of pantry staples for needy families, with extra support from local merchants to stock shelves and ensure no child goes hungry on Christmas Day.
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Joshers’ Club
Billy Gemmell
Butte
Joshers
Broadway
Merle Davis
Gemmell
Day in Washington reports Coolidge Chicago trip and senate debates
President Coolidge returned from Chicago as debate continued in the Senate on Muscle Shoals. The House considered the interior department appropriation bill. The Civil Service Commission reported a decrease in civil service employees. Secretary Hoover withdrew support of pending federal radio control legislation. A Senate committee investigating the Internal Revenue Bureau found some excessive amortization allowances granted to wartime industries.
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Hoover
Senate
Internal Revenue Bureau
Pioneer jurist is buried at Bozeman
Funeral services for Judge Francia e Armstong were held at the Armstrong home on Grand Avenue South. Bozeman Bar association members attended in a body. Claude Steffens read the Christian Science service as “Lead Kindly Light” was sung by Mrs. H. F. Schwartz and son. Floral tributes honored the deceased, with a large piece from the bar association. Interment followed in Bozeman cemetery with pallbearers Amos C. Hall Charles Vandenhook Allen Cameron Moor Altenbrand Otto Knutson and W. S. Erwin.
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Bozema Dee
Francia *E Armatrong
Armstrong
Grand Avenue
South
Bozeman Bar Association
Claude I. Steffens
H. F. Schwarts
Henry Schwartz
The
Bar Association
Bozeman Cemetery
Amos C. Hall
Charles Vandenhook
Allen Cameron
Moor Altenbrand
Otto Knutson
W. 8. Erwin
Mountain View mine fatality claims Alfred Anstey
Alfred John Anstey top motorman at Mountain View mine was instantly killed when the ship and cage broke loose from the cable and crashed through the ore bin at the 1,100 foot level. He was loading his motor at the ore bins and attempted to flee but was crushed under wreckage. He leaves a wide family including his mother brothers Reginald and George, sisters Annie Bond and Pearl Marchiando, and other relatives. The body lies at Richards establishment.
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Alfred John Anstey
Mountain View
Cage
Dan Vivian
Myron Ryan
Skip
Anstey
George
Reginald
Whitman Avenue
Reginald Anstey
Annie Bond
Butte
Pearl Marchiando
Berkeley
Cal
William Ball
Florence Anstey
Billy Marchiando
Richards Establishment
McCarthys Death Ruled Accident Inquered Room Death
Tim McCarthy died at 15 West Woolman Street after swallowing lysol by accident while ill with a cold. A Silver Bow jury ruled the death an accident saying he likely mistook the bottles in a dark room, causing the fatal ingestion.
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Tim McCarthy
Navy
Woolman Street
Conover
McCarthy
A Desirable Government booklet offered for ten cents
The passage promotes a booklet titled A Desirable Government. It mentions a News Bureau in Boise Idaho and provides a ten cent post paid price with a mailing address for orders. It notes that a lecturer uses current events to illustrate prophecy and suggests readers seek the booklet for broader coverage.
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Boise
Idaho
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