Four Day Session Unites Montana Bricklayers
About forty delegates from bricklayers unions across Montana met in Butte. They formed a complete union, rejected joining the Butte Building Trades council, and chose B. D. Owens of Butte as President with Frank Thompson of Great Falls as Vice President and other officers elected as the state association prepared to coordinate activities and resolve recent craft tensions.
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Bricklayers Ubtons
Adie Citles
Montana
Garshed
Oratte
John Tex
B.D. Gwengs
Butte
John O'Gorman
Anaconda
Frank ‘Thompson
Great Walls
Tardee
Shusen
4. Marshall
Livingston
Tenry G. Rice
Bosnian
I Ta Purmalos
Bisrouta
Niger
Greek Consul Denies Reports Of Atrocities
A Washington Post interview with Theo dorf Stuilaz, Greek royal vice consul, quotes a Greek denial of reports of massacres and outrages against Jews at Salom. The Turkish ambassador to the United States cited similar accusations in a recent letter amid ongoing tension over alleged acts.
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A. D
Washington, D. C
Washington Post
Theodore
Stuilaz
Greece
Ament
Salenikt J
Starkes
Inet Bignt
Adolph Kraus
Gileago
H'nal Beith
Salom
Tha
United States
Washington
Greek forces in Saloniki praised for restraint and order
Reports of Greek excesses in Saloniki are denied by Greek commanders and Jewish leaders. The grand rabbi of Saloniki condemns calumnies, noting Greek authority has maintained strict discipline and protected creeds since the city came under Greek control. He emphasizes calm, orderly governance and denies any official complaints to authorities in Constantinople.
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Loniki
Constantinople
Greece
Sadunski
Fintolal Pus
Salaniki
Sioni&l
Txmdot Times
Tle
Saloniki
Nicholas of
Grercis
Europe
Salant
Vallejo Bravo in Mexico Devastated by Rebel Raid
Rebels under Genoveve de Lay burned Maxtca City Vallejo Bravo in the state of Mexico after residents refused to surrender. The town was deserted as inhabitants fled to hills to escape vengeance. reports say many suffered cold and hunger while rebels terrorized the area.
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Maxtca City
Dean
Vallejo Bravo
State of Mexico
Genoveve de Lay
Tee Sterns
Lhe
Entre Nous Club Gives Fine Show At Broadway Theatre
An entertaining Entre Nous club program drew a large audience with two parts. The first feature, Dorty-Five Minutes of Fun and Song, showcased a wide cast of local talent and comic items. The second act, American Fascination, presented a staged comedy with a starry ensemble and English patter, with the Queen Orchestra providing musical interludes.
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T Alent
Tinelow
Roberty
Manter Tiddleman
Ladies of the Circle
Bilas Nickel
Miss Hubert
Remmert
Rute Bonex
Reynolds
Sater
Blake
Tambea
At. Barbeau
Durand
Devis
Regan Ghorus
Blisses
Zelda Cohen
Motedloch
Steck
Dawson
Helen Cohan
Sullivah
Hanlay
Mitchell
Jayne
Plicus
Schweinfest
Lydon
Evan
Seaquist
Caldwell
Binens
Pascoe
Rebel
Davis
Keam
When
Creeland
Bartlett
Banks
Manley
Donahue
Hawkes
McGannon
Messrs
Caray
Comarford
Coulsay
Downing
Franklin
Gerrizon
Will Bambly
Charl Hambly
Hickey
Jenkins
Johnston
Dones
Iand
McGuire
Moyle
Murray
Orien
Oechel
Sempson
Stevenson
Stoffel
Miss Mondiouh
Mies Guinevere Liandpoore
Seakking
Ameritan Fascination
J. N. Olsen
Aneconia
Sterre
Anaconda naturalization case and Montana court verdicts
Judge Lynch ordered insertion of the name Wal wt Johnston. The trial of a $20,040 damage suit involving Yanel Dinore, administrator of the galaxy of Nangel Nachell, against the Minwveukes railway company concluded with a verdict not yet final. A separate suit for $15,800 damages in which George Morris vs Waliate W. Grew remained undeclared at adjournment. A second trial on B. S. Shields grading damages yielded $40 for Shields. Mary H. Walker seeks divorce from Charles M. Walker on grounds of cruelty in Lynn, Montana.
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Yanel Dinore
Galaxy of Nangel Nachell
Minwveukes Ailway Company
Lynch
Department of the District Court
Rosa
Wryron
Wec
Hla
George Morris
Waliate W. Grew
Department of Court
Anaed
Ttt
Morris
Shields
Ciy
Butte
Tudge McClernan
Mary BH
Overcoat Sale Notice at 1 North Main
Advertisement fragment shows a sale for overcoats at 1 North Main with prices between 85 and 95 dollars. The clipped text indicates a clothing store promotion and multiple mentions of overcoats in a historic classifieds style.
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North Main
Ansonia theater offers candy for children matinee
The Ansonia manager Levy will give a box of Sineat candy to every child at today's children’s matinee as part of a growing program offering lighter, funny pictures for kids while avoiding adult-themed films. The current program featuring The Grotty of Torture and Balkan War Pathe reels ends tonight.
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Levy
Ansonia Theater
Tha
Ansonia
Pathe
Adv
Lang Sentenced for Murder in Warning to Gossipers
Logapaport Ind December Mrs Josep pine Lang bride of one day received a sentence of from to 14 years in the womens prison at Indianapolis and to pay one of five dollars. She pleaded guilty claiming the Coppie woman was ugly and wishing her act to stand as a warning to women who gossips. Several names of attendees and local officials appear in the report as witnesses and supporters.
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Logapaport
Ind
Joseppine Lang
Mary Copple
Womens Origan
Indianapolis
Lang
Coppie
Coppi
Funeral of William Stite Pioneer of Silven Bow
A large crowd of friends and old time residents attended the funeral yesterday for William Stite pioneer of Silven Bow. Rev. J Groeneveld of First Presbyterian officiated at Richarly chanel. Pallbearers included Wiliam Thew Hamuel Willams John Ingram from Ibe ld Fellows, J. P. Leggat Tom Miles and Gus Fits ehen from Montana Pioneers. Many beautiful floral offerings noted.
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William Stite
Silven Bow
J. Groeneveld
First Presbyterian Church
Richarly Chanel
Pallhearers
Wiliam Thew
Hamuel Willams
John Ingram
Ibe Ld Fellows
Tom Miles
Gus Fitsehen
Montana
Chips Replace Coal Amid Shortage in Meade Kansas
Dec 1 Meade Kansas residents rely on chips as coal and timber are scarce. Local merchants face shortages of fuel hindering heating and wheat farming. community mourns Wellluna Staite as Odd Fellows and Pioneers extend sympathy.
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Meade
Kan
Wellluna
The
Odd Fellows and Pioneers
J. Ay
William Lte
Nothee Division 1 Election at Tagles Hall
The notice states an election at Merrs will take place on a specified date during the regional meeting in Tagles Hall. About ten members are expected to attend.
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Enternrsre Lodes
Brothera
Hall South Butte
Wilaim Mer Keen
Hyariar
Olsen
N. Ade
oMerrs
Conigtit
Regwiac
Tagles’ Hall
AW Wnembhers
Ant
Charge of Murder in a Strange Case
Dee is dead and a complex murder charge unfolds around Antonio Clagglo and others. The emergency hospital delay, testimonies, and alleged weapons point to a split among suspects while Pasqual is described as not the shooter. Separate accusations also include forgery against Atelven Atsleraan and Ben Sulton.
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Auttanlo Vervico
Antonio Clagglo
Midor
Rollit
Nstate
Pasqual
Tie Camaty Jnl
Atelven Atsleraan
Ben Sulton
Compensation bill drafted for state legislature
Various Idaho committees draft a workers compensation bill modeled largely on federal law with a single exception on permanent partial disability. The measure, prepared by Secretary Paririow’s son, will go to printers for proofs and then to the legislature at the session’s start.
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Mela
Washbystot
Heerotnty Paririow
Campaign Expenditure Totals in Montana Labor Districts
Special Dispatch reports campaign costs in Montana showing Democrats and Republicans raising over 40,000 with Contributers large and small. Key donors include J. Waal, Stewart, Tobin J. Teva, and C Kavlay with totals around 20,000 for Democrats and 42,500 from Talenn, plus other contributions from national committees and individuals.
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Standard
Hhetuna
Boo
Montana
Uythren
Karopab- Heung
Nicann
J. Waal
A. M. Holter
J. Edwards
L. Wilson
H. 0
Linsehy St. Falloway
FP. Waite
Edward Horan
N. Bair
Wy Gand
B.D. Tina Eho Tareeut
SL Biden
Conrad
Mo Dixon
George Meret
Laraille
Furs Seized From City Pound in Spokane Auction
The Spokane pound seized choice furs offered for market, detailing plans to process raw materials into garments such as coats and gloves. Notes mention dogs and dogs entries, local officials, and a campaign to market pelts for the Northwest, with references to supply and hunts.
Fire devastates town buildings in Fairjee Vermont
Early today a blaze swept through Ente Town in Fairjee Vermont, destroying the Fipleo opera house and challenging the Congregation signal church. The library and several residences burned as sparks ignited almost every building in the area. Local residents report damage to homes, shops, and community facilities amid efforts to control the fire.
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Fairjee
Fragmentary summons report from unclear event
A damaged OCR fragment references a summons and an incident involving a vehicle scene. Details are partially unreadable, mentioning a tent, ringing, heat, and a rescue or preservation of a remnant related to a structure. Names, places, and exact actions are illegible.
Youngest Highwayman Languishes in Prison
Fragmentary report mentions a young highwayman in custody after a robbery near Crank Thicket. Names and details are garbled, but an incident involved a theft at night and a $20 payment or value noted, with locations and individuals obscured.
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Nya
B. Oley
Ela Wagecarhal
Niger
World's Champion Steer Sold At 50 Cents A Pound
A World’s Champion steer weighing 1699 pounds owned by We Meliroger of Hrmadon Manttola Teehuyiplony Hyeonslakes was shipped alive to New York after a sale at 50 cents per pound. The steer weighed 1699 pounds and averaged about 1.189 pounds per unit in the traffic.
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Vesternmtunad
Moesiteck Wygmeitlin
Aerenel
We Meliroger
Hrmadon
Manttola
Maye Vyurk
Police Await Man Named W. Critchen
Duel Ranly entered a saloon toilet on East Park Street and saw a pocketbook marked for WL Critchen. A forged check for 200 and a baggage tag linked to a Milwaukee-Butte route led to the police station where the ticket was found and redirected to another man. The debt, purchased last Tuesday, involved a forged check drawn on Midwestern National Bank with an endorsement of the first National Bank of New York.
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Duel Ranly
Salnon
East Park Street
Hyer
Butte
Surfog
Cal
WL Critchen
Lochter Man
Critchen
York
Interesting talk at First Baptist Church
A talk by Dr. F. Miller of Lost Angeles drew a large Young Men's Association audience last night at First Baptist Church. Miller spoke on scientific topics related to expansion and diameter, praising the group for its interest.
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First Baptist Church
Nika
F. Miller
Lost Angeles
Young
Afon
Milter Hoe
Bome
Gayoclation
B. FY
Bradford Aig
Champion
Miler Cana
Butte
Scandinavians Elect A New Lot Of Officers
At a meeting of the Scandinavian Brotherhood on Thursday evening the following officers were elected: President O. J. Binomkang, vice president Thomas Herg, recording secretary Ole Hunan, corresponding secretary Gust Nelson, financial secretary B. A. Blorvik, treasurer Frank Wo Anderson, chaplain Qust Verning, contractor A. Hugland, instio guard Anton Wines, outside guard J. T. Iverson, frnatoe Magnus Steamme.
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At & Moeting
Scandinavian Brotherhood
Prent
Difficulties in Way of Industrial Schools
A conference of the Western Economic Society discusses obstacles to establishing industrial and commercial schools at major universities. The core message emphasizes manufacturing and selling foods as central to business. Advocates argue for public funding and school integration, aligning with organized labor.
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Prenk Vudlin
Brethertised
Carpenters
Toinexa
sAierica
Butte Briefs Miss Lowrie MacPherson Returns
Miss Lowrie MacPherson has returned to Butte after a three year stay in Germany where she studied music under various instructors. Her mother, Mrs A MacPherson, and her daughter accompanied her to New York before their return.
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Lowrie MacPherson
Germany
Somenrich
A MacPherson
New York
Butte
Unclear Telegram Reports Death Near Eugene Ore
A telegram from Eugene Oregon states a former Butte resident named T O Rare was accidentally killed near them on Thursday December 5. He worked as a section bars and the telegram mentions his mother Iver In Tutte. The note gives vague details about his whereabouts and evening timing.
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Chlot
Valice
Funeral Service Held Sunday at First Presbyterian Church
Monye Alteithi and others attended the funeral of Aby Deveured Frotirr at 2:30 Sunday afternoon at the First Presbyterian Church, West Vrouaviway. F.H. Potth, District. Jambr Rompalaity, Foreetnrs: Ady.
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Niemmaara Park
Cran Tha Wirst Prestyterian
West Vrouaviway
F.H. Potthe
Distator
Ady
Marital status report on Jackson county home residents
A Kansas City dispatch reports that ninety percent of men in the Jackson county home are married, while officials cite unavailable statistics on women in the same institution. The piece notes these figures are unofficial and suggests many residents may have not yet married.
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Kansas City
Jackson County
Witrt Waa
Alec
Marci
Secretary Wilson Ends Historic Agricultural Report
Secretary Wilson presents final remarks on farm wealth growth and U S Department of Agriculture strides. He cites 1921 production figures, rising farm wealth to near 9.7 billion and total farm value surpassing half a trillion dollars, crediting education, experiments, and press advocacy for farmer prosperity. He notes a broader expert corps and sustained public service across the department with higher publications and outreach.
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Washington
Xorylew Tin
Rotary Uf Agricultive
Wathina Jas An
United Shiree Department of
al Cuir
UCL Groaticulturs
Voraport
Lirkog
Tyes
Department of Agricultural Colleges and Expeciment Atationa
Women at foundry take over jobs as wages rise to seven
Hungarian women, many past rabbis age, replace striking workers at Rast Tofeste foundry. About 100 men and boys also affected as workers demand higher pay. Foundry factory workers begin Monday, with 20 women learning core making. In early days, wages rose briefly to 75 cents daily, then fell back as conditions shifted.
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Toledo
Ghie
Boe
Rast Tofeste
Ative
Sivlen
Certa
Inborara
War and peace rites amid Yaqui border depredations
Reports from Wheltlegton describe a Dec war context with two consignments of artillery aimed at Amestoan souls in Horeshla and Linvange, Mexico. In Prefinkse Mo Wepresentationa Chit Avior voyage, Unik property faced depredations by Yaqui Indians. Rites will be arranged largely for the mining company victims.
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Wheltlegton
Horeshla
Linvange
Tary Wold On Expenditures in Campaign Fund
Washington report details legislative expenditures of the progressive campaign fund fed with clerk Rosa. lists 5672.78 in contributions and 453.00 in expenditures, noting December data. The document presents financial movements and sources in a condensed fiscal summary.
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Washington
Powel
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