Salvation Army nursery drive nears half goal with gifts
More than half of the $10,000 needed to insure the day nursery and relief work for the coming year was subscribed by yesterday's close. Total contributions reached $5,490.70, including $1,500 from Anaconda Copper Mining Company and $250 from Charles Bocking. A meeting at noon today will report by workers. A benefit dance at the Woman's Club tonight, under the Young Matrons, proceeds to Salvation Army, with hall and printing donated and Smith's Orchestra offering services. Patronesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Anagonda, Copper Mining Company
Charles Bocking
Butte Water Company
C. I Leonard
Larsey Lumber Company
C. Tt. Jeonard
Ad Visory Comiition
Woman's Club
Butte
Murphy & Cheely
Smith's Orchestra
Mesdames
Sam Johnstone
Kremer Bain
Tom Tavente
P. J. McCarthy
P. J. Brophy
Engineers Association To Hold First Meeting In Montana
The American Association of Engineers will convene Saturday afternoon in Montana at the chamber of commerce rooms. Delegates from several cities will discuss the state engineers license law irrigation questions and the association’s political position. A banquet will follow with W. Stranberg serving as toastmaster. Officers are William McMahon president and C. A. Bowden secretary.
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American Association of Engineers
Montana
Chamber of Commerce
Association
W. Stranberg
William McMahon
C. A. Bowden
Walker Family Welcomes 100-Pound Son
Mr and Mrs Frank Walker of 1025 West Granite Street announce the birth of a 100 pound son on Tuesday. Both mother and child are reported to be doing well. Relatives share in the joy with Uncle Tom especially elated and seeking to name the baby after him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Walker
West
Granite Street
Record of Teamsters Officers Meeting Notice
Notice announces election of officers for the Teamsters union. Meeting set for Thursday December 2 at Moonshath 13 Hast Park. Polls open from 3 PM to 5 PM. George For Rest serves as president and James Gourley as recording secretary.
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Moonshath
Hast Park
George Forrest
James Gourley
Eae
Butte News Nites Mixed Social and Social Outlook
Out-of-town visitors stay in Butte for the week including Mr and Mrs J M Stevens of Whitehall and Dr W F E Dodd. Huntsmen return from Missoula trip. Lucile Harmon marriage announcement received. Rotary health week dinner speakers Mabel Alien J Witherspoon. Ladies Aid meets at Sean Ginavian church with program and refreshments. P O News Stand promotes gifts. Americanization federation plans January joint forum on Americanization with foreign club presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orion Bros
Butte
J. M. Stevens
Whitehall
W. FE. Dodd
P.O
Americanization Federation
Chamber of Commerce
Federation
Hunter Attacked by Wounded Deer near Missoula
J B Muleharry a rancher from near Missoula recounts near fatal encounter on a West Gallatin hunting trip. After shooting a large buck, a wounded deer rose, gored him with its horns, and he used a hunting axe to deliver the coup de grâce. He later showed the antlered head he plans to mount.
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J. B. Muleharry
Missoula
Butte
Upper West Gallatin
Winter grain acreage in Montana falls about a quarter
Helena December 8 Montana grain growers report a 25 percent drop in winter grain acreage this year from 1519 levels, a figure 29 percent below normal, per Charles D Greenfield commissioner of agriculture and publicity in his annual report to Governor Stewart.
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Helena
Montana
Charles D. Greenfield
Stewart
Presbyterian Church Cut Budget Across United States
Chicago Dec 8 The executive commission of the Presbyterian church decided to reduce the church budget by about one half for the next fiscal year to be effective from April 1 The total was cut from 23 008000 to 13 000000 influenced by business and crop condition reports from all states and nodical chairmen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Presbyterian Church
Sacramento Joe Abnormally Fat dies in Sacramento
Joseph B. Krebeck known as Sacramento Joe died here today while being prepared for an operation to remove 100 pounds of fat. He was a former local restaurant man and had weighed about 640 pounds at the time of his death. He had traveled with a circus in earlier years and had lately spent many hours awake due to his rapidly increasing weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Joseph_B. Krebeck
Krebeck
Ms Hea
Canadian Wheat Shipments From Fort William Reach Buffalos Ports
Fort William Ontario reports continued heavy grain exports to the United States with six more ships sailing for Buffalo carrying about 600000 bushels. An authority on finance concludes that in America only one rich man’s ton in 177 dies rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort William
Ontario
United States
Buffalo
America
Montana Mobilizes for European Relief Effort
The American relief administration in Montana names R B Bowden state manager for the joint council. Churches and Jewish groups pledge cooperation as nationwide drive to fund relief for starving European children intensifies, with Montana papers promoting donations and daily contributions flowing to Alfred Atkinson in Bozeman.
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Pace
R. B. Bowden
Borman
American Relief Administration
Montana
Joint Council
Protestant Churches of America
Federal Council of Churches
Europe
Max Friedweld
Illings
Europes
Avaconda Standard
Bozeman Chronicle
The
Great Falls ‘Tribune
Alfred Atkinson
Hazeman
Anaconda Standard
Xineon
Bozeman Ocr
Corncob Pipes Not In Paris Despite American Effort
A garbled report describes WD Clarke of the American Red Cross noting corncob pipes are absent in Paris Franco and recounts an effort by the American Legion entertainment committee chair to provide pipes. The plan involved stock from Red Cross warehouses and shipping pipes to port headquarters for soldier smokers, aiming to strengthen morale.
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Paris
Paria
WD. Clarke
Transportation Department
Me Clarke
Thome
Sirneat Pines
Cariing
Srae
Fener Tits
Toma
France
Sion
R. Ruscen
Red Crow
Ewan
Prati
Addiers
Iron production in ancient furnace methods described
The text explains early iron working from ore to metal using a primitive baked food furnace, charcoal fuel, and bellows to reach the necessary heat. It notes possible origins of these methods among Arabs and Phoenicians who later spread across Africa, suggesting ancient knowledge transfer across cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwaghether
Africa
Women Property Voting Rights in Massachusetts History
A historical note says women property owners in Massachusetts enjoyed voting privileges for nearly a century, from 1691 to 1780, spanning 109 years of early colonial suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Cost of Peace Expenditures Revealed by President
Senate learns the American Peace Commission spent 1,861,191.08 from 1918 to 1920 with 1,703,712.06 actually paid, refunds and exchange deductions of 52,520.97. Major items include travel 28,442 subsistence 193,629 salaries 200,871 hotel costs 283 and other hotel losses 125,870. Missions to Russia Germany and Turkey cost 23, automobiles 14,602 and confidential party expenses 17,634.
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American Peace Commission
Senate
Pres Dent Wilton
Otel Gritton
Russia
Germany
Posen
Turkey
Holland
Armenia
Annual Banquet of Mines Squad Recaps Season Highlights
The School of Mines football annual banquet at the Thornton hotel featured toastmaster Captain elect Borel and remarks from President H. Clapp Professor Walter T. Scott Coach Pittser and Captain Quinn. Review of past and present seasons mixed with humor as attendees later joined the Odeon Dance.
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School of Mines
Thornton Hotel
Elect Borel
H. Clapp
Walter ‘T. Scott
Pittser
Capitan Quinn
Odeon
Clapp
Man Adams
Craven
Bowersox
Lambert
Parker
Scott
Pitiser
Quinn
Eledt Borel
Playera
Maloney
Landwehr
Streibic
Whealdon
Davey
Bishop
Lee
O'Donnell
Nucko
Murphy Stephens
Walsh
Crowley
Tadic
Baker
Scarrett
Mana McGonigle
Driscoll
Naughten
McGreat
Irish Activity in America Noted in London
In London Andrew Bonar Law told House of Commons the British government may seek official US notice on Irish Republic President De Valera. Horatio Bottomley pressed for strong representations to curb further honors, but Law said expediency, not right, guides any potential action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
F Tera
Irish Republic
Andrew Bonar Taw
House of Commons
Horatio Bottomley
Great Britain
Amn
de Valera
Honor Law
Truce Attes Do Not Arrive In London Labor Figures Absent
Dec 8 Arthur Henderson the labor leader did not meet Prime Minister Lloyd George today and neither Henderson nor another labor member will return to London. The labor commission, which had been investigating conditions, is expected to return to London next Tuesday. It is understood their intervention was aimed at addressing the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Arthur Henderson
No Hope of Truce in Ireland Says Plunkett
Sir Iorace Plunkett, Dublin convention chair, told De Prien that there is no chance of a truce or peace while both sides continue frightfulness. He warned the British government that public opinion would shift if the facts of Ireland’s killings were known.
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Liverpool
de Prier
New York
Iorace Plunkett
Dublin
Ireland
General Hold up in Cork Stirs Evening Streets
Reports from Cork describe a general hold up in the public area with police on the scene. A man leaving a location was shot and killed amid street alarms as authorities investigated the incident. In Washington, President Wilson declined participation in the League of Nations disarmament discussions.
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London
Cork
Ayacis
Washington
Dec
Wilson
League of Nations
Man Without Country Finds Only Home in Jail
The article notes a man born in Hungary who sought asylum in the United States but was interned and later released from a penitentiary last April. He claims birth in Hungary, mentions occupation and forced departure, while German agents in Italy are said to be recruiting skilled workers to return home for better wages.
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Man Without
Ralo
Versailies
United Bis
Cenitentiary
United
Homman
Golsrass
Pat Potiga
Teuntey
Hollen
Fas
Etal
Eral
Aris
Germany
Italy
Eroven
Promis
Foley's Honey and Tar Mail-In Cure Advert
A vintage mail order promo urges cutting out a silo portion and mailing it to Foley & Co in Chicago to receive a trial package of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for coughs colds and digestive ailments.
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Foley & Co
Shemerd Ave
Chicago
Hil
Foley
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ED Rose
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EAD
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Promi
Commission
San Francisco
G. L. Wilkinson
United Railroads of
Wilkinson
Ford
Windsor Castin
McArthy, Bryant & CO
East Park
Hille Bros
Rex
Lyon
John J. McArthy
King Cole CO
West Park St
Oechsli ‘Oxley
Borel
Atte
Children’s To
Roy
Teddy Bears
McCarthy’s
Banstarr Grocery
Mea
East Broadway
Morrel's
Golden West
Hills Bros
Idaho
Eb. Sacks
Tbs
McCarthy’s Sanitary
Lyon's Best
North Dakota
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