Canadian election reshapes party fortunes in 1921 Canada
The article reviews Canada's 1921 election where the Conservatives led by Arthur Meighen lose power to the Liberals and Progressives after a three year wartime coalition. It notes Mackenzie King’s Liberal leadership, Crerar’s Progressive stance, and a shift of top seats from 235 to a Liberal and Progressive opposition, with focus on tariff issues and farmer grievances.
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Canada
Laborites
National Progressive Party
Robert Borden
Arthur Meighen
Borden
Mackenzie King
Meighen
King
Washington
Crerar
Quebec
United States
Dawes the Expense Cutter Drives Budget Reform
Charles G. Dawes leads a five month effort to organize the U S budget bureau and standardize federal accounting. The new system aims to run government businesslike with Dawes described as an expert accountant and a tenacious, forceful official.
Savings bank deposits show resilience amid low mood
The year ending June 30 saw gains in both deposit totals and depositors, though five months since then saw deflation reduce balances as unemployment drew on savings. Overall, deposits held firm with no panic, reflecting cautious American return to economic activity and offhand international outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Despond
Famous Hecla Mines to Reopen in Beaverhead County
Preparations to reopen the Hecla group of mines in Trapper Gulch Beaverhead County are under way. George B Conway of Helena says development will match prior production with a new Hecla Mines company to be organized. The project includes mining high grade ore and exploiting low grade concentrate with modern methods.
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Hecla
Trapper Gulch
Conway
Beaverhead County
George B. Conway
Helena
H. A. Stone
Philadelphia
Stone
Frederick C. Fearing
A. N. Winchell
Department of Geology
University of Wisconsin
Atlantic
Cleve
Montana
Hecla Mines Company
Conates
Hecla Consolidated Mining Company
Noah Armstrong
Printers' wage decisions set by international board
The International Typographical Union and American Newspaper Publishers Association announced wage scales effective December 10. Portland Maine Omaha Vancouver and Indianapolis saw various weekly increases for day and night shifts, while some cities retained prior rates.
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Associated Prem
Indianapolis
International Typo Eeophical” Rion
Owspaper “Publishers’ Association
Ht. N. Kellogg
Publishers: " “Association
Columbia
Tsa
Omaha
Portland
Vancouver
British’ Columbia
Butte High School Presents English Lesson Play
The Butte High School general assembly featured a sugar coated lesson in good English via a play by Mise Gertrude K. Ryan and the club. Over 1,000 students watched the performance with characters like Mr Good English and Ma Shiftress.
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Butte High School
Mise Gertrude K. Ryan
The
Dre
Mr. Good En Sal
Shiftress
Dorothy' ‘Craven
Bertha Rowden
Soui
Mina Anna Krook
Construction head surveys hospital project in Helena
Associated Press reports Henry Brack, head of the project, will survey the central plant site in Helena to assess the hospital construction. He will prepare a report for the treasury department detailing plans and recommendations.
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Associated
Helena
Henry Brack
Suhe
Ah Pere
Harrison
Central
Treasury Department
Montana Game Commission to Meet in Missoula
Montana fish and game commission will convene in Missoula on December 17 to address several items related to fish and game laws. The visit includes attendance at the Western Fish and Game Association annual dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana Fish and Game” Commission
Missoula
A. Jairways
Sontana
Western Fish ‘End Game Association
King of United States Committed to Warm Springs
A 38 year old returned soldier described as the king of the United States was committed to Warm Springs by Judge Lynch after physicians found him balanced mentally. He recounted past roles including army commander and Montana governor and spoke of misfortunes in his political career. The case sparked public sympathy for his wartime experiences.
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United States
Warm Springs
Lynch
The
Harding
Cox
United States Army
Montana
Stewart
Jon Sam Dixon
Tig "Timber
Central Observes Educational Week Fun and Talks
Central high schools observe Educational Week with daily talks and activities. A highlight was Rev. N C Hoff president of Mount St Charter College Helena speaking on higher education inspiring greater college representation at next registration. Students and faculty address topics like Americanization naturalization and other educational week subjects with community singing.
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Central High Schools
N.C. Hoff
Mount St. Charter College
Helena
Father Hoff
Central
Buck Chosen by Senate Meeting in Butte
In a meeting of the Butte high school senate Edwin Buck was elected as the senate's representative. Members announced plans to distribute games phonograph records and magazines to disabled soldiers. A committee was formed to oversee the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte High Oot
Senate
Edwin Buck
Engineer Goggin Hurt In Railway Accident At Montana City
W. M. Goggin, an engineer for Northern railway, severely injured yesterday afternoon at Montana City. Reports say a drawbar failed between the tender and outfit car, the engineer attempted a fix, and the slack pushed cars together crushing him. He was taken to Helena hospital. he resides at Alhambra with his wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Goggin
At Northern Railway
Butte
Montana City
Hutte
Helena
Goggin
Alhambra
Hotel Arrivals List With Numerous Guests Across Cities
The hotel recorded a long guest roster including C. M. Fowler of Billings, J. Selvig of Minneapolis, Missoula visitors, East Helena guests, and many others from Seattle, Spokane, Denver, Salt Lake City, and beyond. Names span individuals and couples with ties to Helena, Dillon, Livingston, Butte, and Missoula among others.
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H. W. Campbell
San Francisco
J. Selvig
Minneapolis
C. W. Hilgers
George F. Voxel
Divide
C. M. Fowler
Billings
F. A. Boedecker
Helena
Dillon
Legent
C. S. Lund
B. Hastings
W. E. Wheeler
Misoula
E. Crane
Seattle
Mt. H. Allan
Salt Lake City
F. A. Judd R
Spokane
W. T. Morey
J. M. McGineley
Denver
H. B. Webster
W. Pierce
Harry Schule Lon
John Strastheim
Salt Lake
Billie Durner
Howard Belyan
Lewistown
A. Gossman
Joe Spicer
L. B. Spokane
J. L. Richardson
Margavitle
J. F. Hubbard Finlen
J. W. Hull
Atinneapolis
George Wilcoxen
L. Goddard
T. M. Grima
B. B. Wilson
Victoria
B. C
Harry Wood
Boise
Dorothy Luhman
Miles City
L.A. Thompson
Twin Bridges
Lloyd R. Weir
B. H. du Bois
John M. Evans
J. Cudahy
Missoula
B. J. Forsythe
Lake View
Thomas C. Lubben
Dilion
I. M. Jones
Pocatello
M. M. Duncan
Virginia
Philipsboro
E.W. Wegert
John ‘Summers
Clarence Goddard
E. G. Johnson
L. Ripley
Charles E.’Dodd
Plannagan
Taylor
M. Kenan
Great Falls
H. Garvis
Seattie
C. E. Lowe
Portland
A L. Forman
Norris
C. B. Sommers
Martindale
W. H.” Thayer
Bearmouth
W.F. Bridges
George Matoft
B.A. “Emerton
Edward Palmer
Civil actions filed in district court
A stream of civil suits in district court includes alimony pendente lite requests, quiet title actions over land in sections 10 11 north range 8 west, and claims arising from an North American Accident Insurance death suit. A divorce case involving Goldie McElroy and Laurence Mellroy proceeded to verdict after a demurrer was overruled.
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Pendente Neifiam 'Germ
J. i OM
Chester A. Sinatl
Koree A. Tiies
Uitte
Sand
Bridget M
Keren
Horan
Jane
Pauline
Marke
Koran
Goldie McElroy
Laurence Mellroy
Ginralan
South Butte Camp Elects Officers
South Butte Camp No 6127 Woodmen of America elected its officers for the coming term. State Deputy C W Moirine of Helena spoke, a banquet followed, and preparations begin for a joint install with the city and Walkerville and Royal Neighbors mid next month.
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Bouth Butte
Era Woodmen of America
C. W. Moirine
Helena
Danquet
R. ‘Tyack
Fred Kerth
Joseph Marick
James A. Good
J.C. Freeman
Hi. F. Ensrud
Basil Tyson
William Merrett
Walter A. Harris
Dre. A. G. Allen
Ku M W. Wilking
Vic J
Horoscopes for Thursday December 8 1921
Read on this day Venus favors harmony and marriages with women luckier than men. Warns of mining troubles and political splits next spring and cautions on real estate deals. Birthdate people should beware letters and contracts while young folk seek marriage.
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Saturn
Washington
McClure
No Decision Yet in Morse Case
New York man Morse, recalled from France by Attorney General Daugherty, remains under federal review. A conference among Justice Department and Shipping Board officials will outline government procedure and determine next steps in the investigation of his shipping board dealings.
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Washington
Dawes
Congress
Tree
Moree
New York
France
Daugherty
Shipping Board
High Justice Department
Shipps Board
State Board Hears Fair Deficit and Unpaid Insurance
The State Board of Examiners discussed a Fair deficit exceeding $10,000 and an unpaid insurance premium over $800 on the fair grounds. Agriculture Commissioner Chester C. Davis was not present, and the board postponed decisions until his return. Attorney General Rankin faulted the agriculture department for the muddle and urged its aid. Davis was to be summoned on his return to the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fair Association
State Board of Exminers
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Rankin
Chester C. Davis
Davis
Montana Business Conditions Not Worse Than Other States
R. G. Dun Mercantile Agency manager Philip Rush says Montana’s business climate is not worse than neighboring states and may be better in some aspects. He notes 11 months ending Nov 30 1921 show merchant failures across many states, including 144 in Montana and higher totals elsewhere, arguing downturns are nationwide, not Montana specific.
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Montana
Philip Rush
R. G. Dun Mercantile Agency
Idaho
Texas
Oklahoma
Washington
Oregon
California
Colorado
Arizona
Dun
Forrester? Teamsters Notice from Fleet
fragmentary notice listing Forrest as president and Carl Wickstrom as secretary among teamsters. No clear date or location found. readable names indicate an organizational notice.
King George at age three resembles Lloyd George
A young King George VI, not related to the British prime minister, is pictured at age three and noted for his striking resemblance to Lloyd George as a toddler.
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Lloyd George
King George of
Great Britain
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