Breitenstein Named New Secretary of Montana State Fair
Helena Dec Chinese translated note James A Shoemaker resigns as Montana state fair secretary to join Great Northern Railway A J Breitenstein secretary of Missoula Chamber of Commerce chosen to complete Shoemakers term expiring March 1 1915 Breitenstein will hold secretaryship while remaining a state fair director Shoemaker served since early fair days and is praised for his work Breitenstein has lived in Missoula 11 years and previously worked for Northern Pacific and in local business
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Standard
Helena
James A. Shoemaker
Montana
Great Northern Railway
A. J. Breitenstein
Missoula
Shoemaker
Roosevelt's Big Giraffe Removed From Museum Rotunda
Workers moved Col Theodore Roosevelt's African hunt trophies from the national museum rotunda on December 9. The Giraffe and other specimens were relocated to make space for a Hall of Fame. The giraffe was awkward to move, requiring a derrick, and the change was done quietly.
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Washington
National Museum
Theodore Roosevelt
Oakland brothers plead guilty in federal medicine case
San Francisco December 9 Howard and Fred Osgood druggists of Oakland admitted guilt in a federal court plea in the government drive against illegal medicine traffic. They face sentencing tomorrow in the same court.
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San Francisco
Howard
Fred Osgood
Oakland
Cal
Norris the guest of Senator Myers
Washington Dee 9 Governor Norris spent considerable time in the senate chamber today with Senator Myers He was introduced to many senators of both parties and especially democrats among whom he found a strong sentiment in favor of the appointment of a western man as secretary of the Interior in Wilsons cabinet Senator Myers is pushing Norris and found the governor left a cool impression wherever introduced This morning Norris had a conference with the secretary of the interior and the commissioner of the general land office about State land selections including coal lands He was assured that delays caused by the land office will end and that the state can select coal lands with a blanket reservation to the government Norris expects faster patent issuance for State coal lands He will leave for Montana tomorrow The Supreme Court progress in New York was noted William Herrin and N H Loomis have been summoned to discuss matters with Harriman system chairs Lovett The Union Pacific executive committee will meet tomorrow
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Standard
Washington
Dee
Norris
Senate
Myers
Wilson
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Land Office
Montana
United States Supreme Court
William F. Herrin
Southern Pacific
N. H. Loomis
J. A. Monroe
Union Pacific
New York
Lovett
Harriman
Union Pacific Executive Committee
Police comb Vancouver area for Imperial limited bandits
Vancouver BC December 9 police aided by Canadian Pacific railway constables have spent 36 hours scouring districts along the railway right of way for any trace of the bandits who held up the Imperial limited Pullman car at 7 45 Saturday evening. No trace found by early today. The CP company through its agent offers a 500 dollar reward for capture.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Canadian Pacific Railway
Imperial Limited
Canadian Pacific Company
Plans for dissolution of Union Pacific roads reported
New York December 9 plans for dissolving the Union Pacific railroad system were outlined in connection with a recent decree. The move aims to unwind arrangements and reallocate assets among associated lines, signaling a major restructuring in corporate railroad governance.
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New York
Union Pacific Roads
Butte Boy Chosen to Lead Gonzaga Eleven
William Mulhol land of Butte Montana has been elected captain of the 1913 Gonzaga eleven after this season as a half back for the team. Brass band at Holland rink tonight. admission 10 cents.
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BUTTE
Gonzaga
Spokane
William Mulholland
Mont
Holland Rink
Advy
Pape's Diapepsin Regulates Stomach Health
An old ad claims Pape's Diapepsin digests all foods to prevent sour stomach gassiness. It promises relief in five minutes, voluntary stomach regulation, and no recurring misery. The ad urges purchasing a 50 cent case from any drug store.
Brain pierced boy dies two weeks after injury
George Krause an 11 year old in New York died two weeks after a steel umbrella rib pierced his brain behind the left ear. An autopsy showed the wire passed completely through the brain. Police arrested 11 year old John Oestricher after the death.
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New York
George Krause
Young Krause
John Oestricher
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Court Action
Butte brief notes travelers leaving for Los Angeles Boston Chicago and Deer Lodge. local judge dismisses petty larceny charge against Pat Shay after preliminary hearing. Reports of hospital operation for cancer with favorable outcome and a forgery suspect being held after rescue from Lemmon South Dakota. City council to review special improvement district assessments before Christmas rush.
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George Milliters
Los Angeles
Frank Conley
Deer Lodge
J. G. Fitzpatrick
Alder
Butte
Lucy D. Pennie
Boston
W. H. Hall
Child
Chicago
Margaret Sullivan
Murray Hospital
Albert Giroux
Lemmon
Nathan Greenfield
Father Hannan
Church of the Immaculate Conception
The
J. W. Johnson
Livingston
H. Whitworth
Drummond
L. Richardson
J. Bohn
Anaconda
H. A. Patton
Warm Springs
A. W. Sackett
Bozeman
EF. P. Long
Hall
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Pape
Butte Briefs
Rose Winninghoff
Granite County
Pat Shay
Justice Doran
Ackin
Pony
J. FE. Allen
Lewistown
E. R. Pike
L. G. Phillips
Mrs. O’givern
A. J. McKay
Whitehall
Silver Bow Ministerial Association
Bob Kilgore
First Baptist Church
T. Cc. Witherspoon
the Finlen
G. Lavell
Divide
J. D. Donahue
Glendive
A. J. Holloway
J. E. Peck
Miles City
E. B. Kennedy
Miss. Kennedy
C. W. Brunner
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H. B. Elling
Virginia City
Charles E. Carmine
M. E. Stillman
Race Track
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George Anderson
S. G. Powell
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Webster's
Webster
Webster Chemical Company
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Scott & Pawne
Bloomfield, N. J
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