Guarantee For Chicago Trip Stirs Montana High School Fund Drive
The committee completes plans to finance the Chicago trip with a guaranteed sum for transport and ticket sales overseen by guarantors. Students collect funds as tickets go on sale while two photographers capture portrait day and practice continues with Bergstrom filling in at left tackle.
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Chicago
Butte
Trans
Mts High
Downer
Big Bergstrom
John Evans
Harrington
Bergstrom
Evans
House
Panama Canal Securities Sellout Amid Secretary's Announce
Secretaries announced the sale of Panama Canal securities in a bidding round with multiple offers. Bids ranged from low amounts to a high near $100, with participants including banks in New York and Bradshaw Nebraska acting for bidders.
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Watlington
Malleew
Fusk
Religion and the Schools Debate on Public School Religious Instruction
A motion to close public schools afternoons for time to attend religious services and catechism was defeated after debate at the Federal Ceremonies. The resolution urged parental responsibility for religious instruction and the church’s role in educating children. Bishop Wilson presented temperance committee items and urged Taft to pressure liquor suppression.
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Gren
Churches of Christ
Amesieca
Wilson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Temperance
Alan
Eilect Taft
Young burglar Broadwater remanded to reform school
Helena December 7 The youth Harry Broadwater of Dillon is not to serve two years in the penitentiary. Governor Norris commuted the sentence to a term in the reform school after a juvenile burglary conviction. He remains until majority or release by the trustees.
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Helena
Harry Broadwater
Dillon
Norris
Broadwater
Reform School
Board of Trustees
Midnight track race records shattered as accidents mount
chaotic 24 hour cycling event reports riders breaking shoulders and bleeding as crowds watch two teams drop out from crashes. leaders Moran and Mack Farland push pace into hour 26 with Elks and MacFarland setting a new distance while delays and injuries pepper the night long race. Taft attends North Carolinians dinner in New York addressing Southern policy and voter alignment.
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Menusede
Patrick Legat
Mxup
Tearm
Feddjee Ruprecht
Matt Downey
Jimmy Moran
Pacific-Atlantic
Butt
Stil
Fogler
Lawson
Moran
MacFarland
Palmer
Walker
Dutire
Georget
Vanoni
Anderson
Mitten
Collins
Hill
Demara
Walthour
Jech
Downing
Hollister
Wiley
Galvin
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Drobach
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la Fourcade
Brocco
Labrousse
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C L. Hollister
Salt Lake City
Sta
Mc- Tan
Dupre
Root
Devonovith
Delacrous
Father
Elks and MacFarland
Elks and
Death by Own Action Shocks St Louis Swedish Vice Consul
Charles E Ekstromer Swedish vice consul in St Louis died by his own hand at his home. He was short in his accounts as manager of the St Louis office of the West Disintegrate company. Emil Taussig president of the firm said the shortage could run into thousands. Family denied financial trouble.
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St. Louis
Charles E. Ekstromer
St Louis
West
Emil Taussig
Ekstromer
Hotel Fire In Atlantic City Wrecks Laschelle Hotel
A blaze engulfed the Laschelle hotel on South Carolina avenue in Atlantic City today forcing a hundred guests to flee. Mrs. Elizabeth Graham of Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania leaped from a high window, breaking both legs and suffering additional injuries as the building collapsed.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Laschelle
South Carolina Avenue
Elizabeth Graham
Wilkinsburg
Chang trial opens in Stev ens murder case in San Francisco
The trial of In Whan Chang, a Korean charged with murder of Durham W. Stevens, American adviser to Korea, began in Judge Cook's department. After repeated postponements, both sides seek a speedy conclusion as Stevens prepared to leave for Washington on March 23.
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San Francisco
In Whan Chang
Durham W. Stevens
Korea
Fire destroys store in Silesia. $5,000 loss
Red Lodge December 7 The general store of George Murray at Silesia was destroyed by fire last night. Loss estimated at $5,000 with partial insurance coverage. Officials suspect an overheated stove caused the blaze.
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Red Lodge
George Murray
Silesia
Nevada Presidential Vote Totals Reported for Taft Bryan Debs
Carson City Nev Dec 7 The total vote in Nevada for president at the recent election was Taft 10214 Bryan 10655 Debs 2029 His een 416.
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada
Taft
Bryan
Debs
Hiseen
Men at head of Eagles for the coming year
Butte aerie of Eagles held its annual election naming officers led by President Thomas J. Walker and Vice President W J Wenaplain. The group voted to give $5 gifts to orphans and allocate funds for shoes and clothing. preparations for the state convention in Butte next June were announced. About 300 members attended.
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Butte Aerie of Eagles
Thomas J. Walker
W. J. Wenaplain
Robert Sardin
P. Gillick
Jerry Mullin
H. H. Harris
John Rowe
Arese
Lr McCarthy
M. J. Walsh
F G. Maher
T. J. Nerny
Twin Bridges
Helena
Aeries
Butte
D. Riddell
Basin
Eagle
Exquisite new neckwear at Hub on West Park
Exquisite neckwear offerings at Hub 78 West Park claim better quality and a square deal. Advert says customers pay 50c wear, with the store promising they pay more for quality.
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Hub
West Park
Two Arrests In One Night For Theodore Perwate
Theodore Perwate of the 300 block East Galena street was arrested twice in one night. First he was taken in on a wife beating charge and released on a $50 bond. Later he returned home and was arrested again for disturbance, remaining in jail by early morning.
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Theodore Perwate
Galena Street
Fatal Laborer Quarrel in Stevensville Over Money
Two workers of the Bitter Root Irrigation company fought over money matters in Stevensville. One man struck the other with an iron rod then drew a pistol and fired five times, killing his opponent. The slayer fled but is described to police.
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Stevensville
Bitter Root Irrigation Company
Bank Closed Doors in Springfield Solvency Claimed
The National Exchange bank in Springfield Missouri closed its doors this morning by order of a comptroller of the currency officials reported the bank remains solvent with assets exceeding liabilities and plans to pay depositors in full. President L S Meyers Vice President A Ki Baldwin and cashier FE L Sanford were named in the notice. Losses on loans and investments caused the failure according to the report.
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Springfield
Nationalexrchange Bank
Ational Exchange Bank
L. S. Meyers
A. Ki. Baidwin
FE L Sanford
Baldwin
Apple Show Opens in Spokane City
Spokane December 7 Roosevelt pressed the electric button to open the first great national apple show in Spokane. The exhibit spans nearly 3 acres with a parade and a central address by Louis W Hill president of the Great Northern railroad and apple show organizer. Plans aim to move the show to Chicago for a January exhibit to boost the Northwest apple industry.
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Spokane
Roosevelt
Washington
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Chicago
Northwest
Fidelity Funding Co Faces Tangled Affairs Under Receiver
New York December 7 receiver Thomas F Gilroy Jr disclosed the Fidelity Funding company once financing Catholic building work is deeply insolvent with liabilities at least 4.5 million and assets virtually nil. Creditors include 50 churches seminaries colleges priests and nuns across New England to Oregon. Most loans run twenty years and capital was issued as life insurance against clerics lives.
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New York
Fidelity Funding Company
Thomas F. Gilroy, Jr
Gilroy
New England States
Oregon
Weddings in Bozeman mark six happy unions
Three weddings were held in Bozeman today. Miss Gertrude A. Matthew wed Hayes Martin Ellis at a ranch two miles from town. Harry L. Fowler married Vivian Luella Smith at the bride's parents' home. John Murray and Mabel Summerville were joined in a church parsonage ceremony by Rev. Lee.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
Scott Matthew
Gertrude A. Matthew
Hayes Martin Ellis
Harry L. Fowler
Vivian Luella Smith
John Murray
Mabel Summerville
the Christian Church
Mr. Lee
Chief of Police Removed in Salt Lake City
On the recommendation of Mayor Bransford the city council voted to remove Thomas D. Pitt as chief of police for the good of the service. A motion to reconsider will keep Pitt in office for at least one more week.
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Salt Lake City
Bransford
Thomas D. Pitt
Missoula Council Protests Washoe Smelter Action
The Missoula city council adopted a unanimous resolution protesting federal action toward the Washoe smelter at Anaconda and urged delay until the case is decided. The measure, telegraphed to Senator Dixon and Senator Carter and Representative Pray, cites mining and irrigation impacts and the water supply passing Missoula.
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Standard
Missoula
Montana
Dixon
Washington
Associated Press
Anaconda
Mont
Butte
State of
Apaconda
William H. Hunt
West
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Thomas H. Carter
Joseph M. Dixon
Congress
Charles N. Pray
J. M. Keith
Government funding needs for 1910 fiscal year outlined
The secretary of the treasury today sent congress the book of estimates and appropriations for the year ending June 30, 1910. It details by department the estimates for 1910 and the appropriations for 1909, including deficiency and permanent annual appropriations.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Body washed ashore near Frisco. possible police chief
A man’s body with missing lower limbs washed up at Table Bluff twelve miles south of the city. Rumor identifies him as Chief of Police Biggy of San Francisco. The coroner proceeded to the scene to investigate.
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Fucka
Cal
Table Bluff
Biggy
San Francisco
Police doubt found body is Chief Biggy at Table Bluff
San Francisco police doubt the body found at Table Bluff in Humboldt county is Chief Biggy who disappeared from the patrol launch while wearing dark clothes. They say he never wore a check suit.
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San Francisco
Table Bluff
Humboldt County
Biggy
Injunction Legislation Likely to Be Pressed in Congress
Washington reports that lawmakers will push for federal court injunction reform. Representative Townsend of Michigan vows active effort while Representative Young introduces a bill to correct alleged evils. The measure requires prompt hearing on temporary restraining orders issued without notice.
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Washington
Townsend
Michigan
Young
Wanted in Montana Caught in Chicago
J E B Henderson of Kalispell Montana was arrested on a fugitive warrant at the United States Express company office in Chicago charged with larceny. Deputy Sheriff Morrison arrested him after a Flathead County telegram. Henderson claimed poverty and said a roommate lost a check. The case was continued to April 14 to await Sheriff Connell.
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Chicago
J. EB. Henderson
Kalispell
Mont
United States Express Company
T. D. Farrow
Sheng Thomas Morrison
Flathead County
W. P. O'Connell
Henderson
Seprets Company
Mc Fwen
Sheri? Connell
Creon
Trainmen Injured In Billings Northern Wreck Near Armington
Special dispatch reports freight conductor Lawrence Missoula and brakeman Ingersoll Thornton Iowa seriously injured in a Billings and Northern wreck east of Armington. They were in the caboose when four cars derailed. Lawrence suffered internal injuries and a dislocated shoulder while Ingersoll sustained a broken thumb and bruises. Both were brought to Great Falls hospital for treatment.
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Great Falls
Lawrence
Missoula
William Sn €Erson
Thorton
Iowa
Billings & Northern
A. Eeele
Armington
Ingersol
Alan
Ingersoll
Winnie
Lawrence Suspected of Faking Holdup in Great Falls
Great Falls Dec 7 Frank Lawrence a sign painter found bound and gagged behind the Bijou theater said he was robbed of 14 by two thugs. He was later taken to police on suspicion of staging the incident to dodge a boarding house bill. Chief Pontet will consult with County Attorney Speer to decide possible charges if suspicions are proven.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Frank Lawrence
Bijou
Lawrence
Pontet
Speer
Elks of Virginia City Honor the Dead
Oro y Plaza lodge number 390 of the B P O E conducted memorial services in the auditorium with a sorrowful stage setting and ritualistic honors for departed brothers led by Exalted Ruler James H Powell. Sol Hepner of Helena delivered the memorial address to a largely attended gathering.
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Standard
Virginia City
Oro Y Plaza
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