Yeggm en Blow Up Three More Safes In Montana Towns
The Yeggs blew safes in Windham and nearby towns injuring few, stealing about $9 in money and checks and a gold watch. Three suspects were arrested in Windham as investigations spread from a Geyser saloon theft the prior night.
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Billings
Windham
Dunemore & Lyons
Mfe
McDonald’s
Arthur Nebel
Stanford
Bozeman College to send two delegates to Kansas City
Bozeman events note a college assembly hall fundraiser to cover travel for two delegates Alise Cullum of Helena and George Roosevelt of Ackley Town to the quadrennial Student Volunteer movement convention in Kansas City December 1 to January 4. Local activities include readings by Dean A B Herrick, songs and vaudeville performances and other community notices throughout the issue.
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Helena
George A. Roosevelt
Ackley
E Brown
William Dawn
Meagher County
Summit
Milwaukee
Methodist Church
Methodist
South Central
South End
G. H . Gibbs
A. L. Thoroughman
Severn Woodmen of America
V. C
B.A. Maxwell
W. A
J. H. Kincaid
W. J. Larelay
T. Onslow
Dre
Patterson
Sump and
Smith
Lyman R. Morgan
Mrs. Morgan
Kansas City
B. Z. McCullough
Sant
Illings
J. M. Hamilton
The
Agricultural College
National Association of Agricultural College
Washington, D. C
Nation Conservation Congress
Chicago
New York
Mina
Birch & Co
Boller
Percy T Brown
Bozeman
Edward M. Forbes
Western Montana Poultry Association
Missoula
Knights of Pythias Elect Officers in Livingston
Livingston reports the Knights of Pythias lodge elects officers including Chancellor commander and keeper of records. Epworth League at Methodist church names officers for next year. Memorial services for lodge deaths Ronald C. Pratt and Claude Fer held at Masonic temple. Exalted Ruler Joseph Brooks opens, AM Alderson gives eulogy, E D Weed of Helena delivers address. music by Jacques Mustert.
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Boneman’ Lodge of Elks
Presbyterian Church
Frank Arnold
Liveingston
Hubert D. Bath
Boreman
Willam L. McDonnell
George D. Pease
Carl C. Widener
Pletcher W. Appleton
Presbyterian Choir
Regina Barnes
Rob Shorthill
Frst
Charles B. Landis
W. L.” Bickett
Fleury Stange
Nora Kapp
Hiks Lodge
Masonic Temple
Ronard C. Pratt
Claude Fer
Joseph Brooks
AM. Alderson
E. D. Weed
Helena
Jacques Mustert
Whitehall News Briefs From Town And Region
Whitehall reports an accidental shooting involving William Roberts’s ranch grandson. quick medical care averted serious injury. Local industry grows with four brick buildings nearing completion to house shops and a dance hall, while McKay and Borden properties advance. A. Lese rushes interior work for two stores. Northern Pacific roundhouse extension proceeds for freight engines. A. R. McDonald underwent surgery in Rochester with a good recovery. Basketball teams for girls and boys organize practice. Dr. W. Trainer remains seriously ill in Whitehall.
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William Roberts
Mayflower
Borden
Fi McCall
Ot Borden
A. Lese
Pacife
Butte Hill
A. R. McDonald
Rochester Minn
Aeroon
Ana
GG. Beott
Cific
TW. Trainer
City Hospital
Beets and pulp fatten sheep for market in Billings
Billings reports show Billings sugar factory by products fattening over 40,000 sheep and 7,00 cattle on beet pulp. Winter market shipments start a week before Christmas with much meat sent to Portland and coast cities. Also notes rising snuff use among Billings women, with five wholesalers and 5,600 rolls monthly.
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Billings
Fort Peck
Portland
South
Duncan and crowd vote as they like at socialist meeting
At the semi annual Butte socialist meeting held Sunday in the city hall Mayor Duncan C A Smith and C F Mable led a pro-Duncan faction with proxies. Billy Sullivan and other reds objected but Willis city clerk opposed, and the vote left the mayor and his group in control. The meeting approved issuing a 3000 first mortgage bond.
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Butte
Duncan
C.A. Smith
C.F. Mable
Billy” Sullivan
Red
W. A. Willis
Two Thousand Teamsters Return To Work Today
Indianapolis reports two thousand union teamsters on strike a week will return to work tomorrow per union official. Several more team owners signed union contracts today at the labor temple. No settlement action occurred at the union meeting. only owners signed to pay union scale and refrain from discriminating against union men will be allowed back.
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Indianapolis
Om la
Labor Temple
The Convict's Stripes at Empire Delights Montanans
Audiences crowded the Empire Theater yesterday and last night to see Della Pringle company in The Convict's Stripes. J C Wright and Miss Aubrey Phaten entertained between acts with dancing and singing. Charles K Van Auker delivers a strong prison farce performance as Wilhelm Picklenix alongside Miss Pringle as the wife. The cast also features Dan McGuire, Miss Mallie Mitchell, Mrs Aubrey Phaten, Charles Malloy, William Heater, N Hutchinson and J H O Neill. The play blends farce, romance and courtroom satire and will run the rest of the week with a diamond ring prize for a lucky attendee.
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Rales
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Aubrey Phaten
Charles K. van Auker
Mexico
Wilhelm Picklenix
Wright
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Uure
Mallie Mitchell
Charles Malloy
William Heater
James Abbott
Jack Bi
N. Hutchinson
Henry Jerome
J. H. O'Neil
Mike Nutte
Empire
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Butte Man Shot In Self-Defense After Room Break-In
Thomas Faden, 46, sues Butte Miners union officers over a room break-in at Dora block 129 West Park. He alleges three shots were fired by Paul Hirshfeld and his brother in self-defense. Hirshfeld claims Faden forced entry, weapons drawn, and that the brothers fired to frighten him. Faden treated at emergency hospital. injury not serious. The case, already a district court verdict for damages, awaits state supreme court review. Hirshfeld maintains self-defense. Mrs. Fadden owns the Dora block.
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Butte Miners’ Union
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West Park Street
Padden
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Ile Max
Iehfeld
Fadden
Onothe
City
C.H. “Horst
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Mirshfeld
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Tunton
Union
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Haw
William Meyer
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Frantic Finance Prompts End of Career and Fraud Claims
A chaotic message bundle details loan offers in Butte for up to 200 dollars and references a Reed and Chenery civil engineering tie in Portland. It mentions a Dec 5 telegram from View tora and a Finlen hotel contact, plus a shoe salesman seeking a permanent job at 90 dollars weekly and letters alleging trustworthy character from a former yard foreman.
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Finlen Hotel
Matwock
Sandy Giintian
Reliance
Wash
Avance Mill
Government Aids to Churches Denied by Cardinal
Baltimore December 7 Cardinal Gibbons warned against government aid for churches saying civil rulers could dictate church doctrine. He urged continued voluntary offerings and direct relations between clergy and laity. Chicago reports a warming spell followed by a sudden cold snap with temperatures easing and snow in the lake region.
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Refugees Seen From Caravans In Long Retreat
A reporter notes a distant caravan of federal refugees moving away, leaving behind a trail of discarded possessions as they progress for miles, with observers marking the long retreat and the persistent flow of evacuees beyond the horizon.
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Grivers
Forcing Huerta Yield Seen Slow in Mexican Crisis
Washington officials expect a gradual squeeze on Huerta as military actions unfold in Northern Mexico. Reports say Huerta forces may obstruct Villa’s march on Mexico City with a potential flank move from troops from Chihuahua. Hermosillo’s Carranza minister resignations spark speculation, while Escudero travels to New York and Hale’s talks loom in Washington amid President Wilson’s illness.
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Mexico City
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Carranza
Wiliam Bayard Hale
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New York
Esc
Hale
Wileson Qx
Battle near Torreon looms in Mexican conflict
Expect a battle east of Torreon as 6,000 to 7,000 insurgents face advancing federal columns from Monterey and Saltillo. Federal forces halted at San Pedro and Parras near the Coahuila border amid rumors of friction between Villa and Carranza. Carranza bodyguard rides in brown kahki with red blankets. Plaza Centenario crowd watches as news crews film.
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Plaza Centenario
Smith Wins Medals at Anaconda Gun Club Shoot
C H Smith arrived from Butte and captured two trophies in Anaconda Gun Club December shoot at Nell shooting Park. He tied Drumgoote for Keppler medal in third event and won shootoff. also won next event by same score. C C Goddard of Butte won Confarr medal in the 15 singles and pairs, with 23 total. Weather favorable, first 109 targets counted toward Panama-Pacific prize. Drumamonte led with 999, Goddard second with 985, Gemimett third with 8. Attendees included John F Cowan of Salt Lake, Smith, Goddard, Willoughby of Butte, and Tipnett of Deer Lodge.
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Butte
Aconda
Nell
Drumgoote
C. C. Goddard
Drumamonte
Goddard I
Gemimett
John F. Cowan
Balt Lake
Smith
W. A. Willoughby
A. J. Tipnett
Mt Deer Lode
Doumergue Likely to Form French Cabinet
Paris December 7. Senator Gaston Doumergue may form a ministry after informing President Poincare tomorrow. He is expected to take the foreign office, with a provisional cabinet including Dubail as minister of war, Serratl as chief of staff, and others in finance, commerce, agriculture, colonies, and public works. Moderate opinion sees Doumergue as a reasonably safe premier, though some prefer Ribot or Dupuy.
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M. Vivian
Nance
Joseph
Calliaux
Fernande David
Louis Malvy
Maurice Raynaudt
M. Lebraun
M. Lhopiteau
Tabor
M. Renault
M. Ribot
M. Dupuy
M._Doumergue
Bank Burns Its Notes to Foil Rebels at Monterey
Refugees arriving in Laredo say Banc Mercantile of Monterey Mexico burned its entire note issue to prevent rebels from seizing it and closed the bank. The institution, capitalized at 2,500,000 pesos with a 600,000-peso surplus, reportedly quit business with government consent and remains solvent according to witnesses.
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Laredo
Texas
Banc Mercantile
Monterey
Mexico
Weather Picture of the Week Across the Nation
The upcoming week brings real winter weather for most of the United States. Lows likely the week’s coldest in interiors east of the Rockies, while the far West warms midweek. Central West warms, Northwest turns colder midweek, and by week’s end steady rain and local snows spread through the North Pacific states and western regions.
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Montana Court Terms and Name Change Hearings Notice
In the District Court of the Third Judicial District Deer Lodge County Montana orders set terms of court for January and April hearings. Also notice of hearing to change name from Louis Arthur Quick to Lois Arthur Andrews on January 10 1914 at 8 20 am in Anaconda. Estate of Teresa Flanigan deceased probate hearing December 16 1913 and letters testamentary to Pat Flanagan. Creditors urged to present claims by four months from first publication to administrator WM Merrill Anaconda Montana.
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Lois Arthur Andrews
Pettton
Anacond
Louis Arthu
Louis Arthur Andrews
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Mndermott
Teresa’ Flanigan
Anaconda
State of Montana
Teresa Flanigan
Pat Flanagan
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Edson L. Merrill
Hay Taal
Wyst K Avenue
City of Anaconde
WM. E. Merrill
Edson J. Merrill
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