Former Justice Pitney Dies at Capital After Long Service
The death of Associate Justice Mahlon Pitney of the United States Supreme Court is announced at Washington. The obituary notes his career from New Jersey state roles to the high court, his illness leading to retirement, and a funeral plan with Justice Taft and other clerks to attend.
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Mahlon Pitney
Maker
Justice Pitney
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Wang
Philadelphia
Taft
Independence Hall
Washington
Edward T. Sanford
Congress
Supreme Bench
Congressional
Bright
Capitol
Mr. Taft
Franklin Murphy
Senator Pitney
New Jersey
State Supreme Court
Pitney
Henry C. Pitney
Common Colds Are Nature's Warning Ad for Kurokol
A drugstore ad promotes Kurokol as a fast acting remedy for coughs and colds. It claims one dose stops sneezing and coughing and two to three doses halt severe colds. The notice links common colds to serious future trouble and notes TANLAC makers endorse Kurokol.
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Tanlac
Joint Base offers fast relief for painful joints
Joint Base is advertised as a topical treatment for stiff or swollen joints due to rheumatism. The ad claims rapid absorption to ligament and bone, reducing inflammation and swelling. Sold by druggists for 60 cents a tube with mail orders available from Laboratories in Hallowell Maine.
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Hallowell
Maine
You Can Be Free From Catarrh
Advertisement for Deo nasal spray or inhalant claiming relief from catarrh by inhaling vapor. Promotes regular use morning and night to heal irritated membranes. Offered by druggists or firms at 60 cents per jar, with distributors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley
Cal
Farmer must get more says Silver at federation talk
Gray Silver, former Washington representative of the American Farm Bureau federation, told delegates at the federation convention that cooperation in marketing could raise the farmer’s share of the consumer dollar from about 33 to 50 cents, potentially adding a billion dollars to farmers’ pockets. He urged a single selling agency to reach Europe’s few buyers and boost profits.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Gray Silver
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Secretary of Agriculture
Europe
Birthday and social events fill South Side news huddle
Mrs J W Hostetter celebrated her birthday with friends at her daughter Mrs H L McGinnis home joined by John F Reynolds circle and Grand Army groups. The Mutual Creamery annual banquet was held Dec 6 at Bradford Dairy Farm Inn with a large group from Butte.
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J. W. Hostetter
H. L. McGinnis
John F. Reynolds
Grand Army of the Republic
Messrs
J. C. Oberem
Reed
William Kelly
F. M. Barrett
Doon
Edward Mueller
Alfred Sherman
Helena
Sherman
Butte
Mutual Creamery Company
Bradford Dairy Farm Inn
Bradford Ranch
Divide Road
Frank Savage
Roy Peck
Margaret Casey
Margaret Nolan
May Foote
Clara Shank
May Nolan
Elizabeth Kelly
June Casey
Veronica Bear
John Boyle
Dan Dooley
Harry Ellis
Joe Harrington
John Grant
Ruby Leary
Karl Neilson
Joe Hansen
Woods
Claude Friel
Jordan
J. W. Beadle
Elm Street
Merry Chanters
Charlotte Price
Sewing Club
Lorna MecLeffin
Freda Roesti
Mary Connelly
F. Hummel
Salt Lake City
Elizabeth
Barbara Welter
Josephine
Harriet Myers
Betty Eggum
Gwendolyn Sowden
June Johnson
Dorothy Wells
Katherine Gallacher
Frances Baker
Doris Pope
Maurice Williams
Diestel
Williams
Gallagher
Emma Fitzmaurice
Marian Davis
Olive Nash
Plizabeth Phillips
Kathryn Kellett
Katherine Phillips
Janet Harrington
Marian Warner
Virginia Warner
Harriet Demurr
Harzel Lyman
Catherine Coughlin
Isabel Morgan
Janet Meahan
Irene E. Smith
Stella
Smart
Paul A. Dickover
R. W. Trennery
Bradford Inn
Jury scrutinizes alleged bribe payments in 1922 Forbes case
Mortimer testifies that Thompson paid Forbes $10 000 in cash at a hotel suite and $5 000 later in the same room while a note for 15000 was signed for Forbes and himself. He recalls a Pacific coast trip funded by the construction firm and is questioned on room details and a bathtub during the deal.
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Thompson & Black
Thompson
Forbes
Mortimer
Easley-Smith
Senate Committee
Forbes and Co
Pacific Coast
Veterans’ Bureau
Seaboard
Game Commission orders elk hunting closed in Park County
The Montana Fish and Game Commission voted to halt lawful elk killings in Park county at midnight December 15. At the Placer hotel the board passed the closing order after considering elk conditions with members E A Wilson T N Marlowe and C H Crippen in attendance. C A Jakways also attended as game warden and secretary. The commission said adequate hunting opportunity had been given and there was no longer danger of elk slaughter.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Park County
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Placer Hotel
Commission
E. A. Wilson
T. N. Marlowe
Missoula County
C. H. Cr
Many Friends at O'Neill Funeral in Butte
Old-time Butte friends attended the funeral of Patrick C. O'Neill who died recently in Seattle. The service at Walsh chapel and Mass at St Patrick's church were followed by burial in St Patrick's cemetery. He leaves four children Mary Nora and John of Butte and Robert of Seattle.
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Butte
Patrick C. O’neil
Seattle
Walsh Chapel
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Faley
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Father Venus
Dan Donovan
William Harlan
John Sullivan
James Murphy
Richard Burke
Normen McLean
O'Neill
Minnie Healy
Barus
Globe
Ariz
O’neill
Mary
Nora
John
Robert
People's Building Campaign Sees South Side Aid
Generous cooperation from South Side residents funds for reconstruction of the People's church on Harrison Avenue. Already $1,200 is on hand from voluntary subscriptions and two church entertainments. It's expected to rise to $1,600 soon, with $2,500 more to come from the Congregational Society.
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South Side
People’s Church
Harrison Avenue
Congregational Society
WwW. R. C. Card Party At Patriotic Hall
The Women's Relief Corps hosts a weekly card party and entertainment this evening with a social hour before games. The corps holds similar evenings every Wednesday at Patriotic Hall in the court area and reports strong turnout.
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Women's Relief Corps
Patriotic Hall
Courtae
World regions buy more American passenger cars in first nine months
Japan, the Philippine Islands, China, Ceylon and Siam purchased more passenger automobiles from American firms in the first nine months of 1923 than in all of 1922, signaling a strong uptick in demand across Asia and nearby markets.
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Japan
Philippine Islands
China
Ceylon
Siam
Wilbur outlines naval aircraft and submarine limits in fleet plan
Special board findings urged balanced ship types to defend capital ships from air and subattack. Wilbur urged systematic, competitive building to maintain treaty ratios, noting 10,000-ton eight inch cruisers could decisively tilt battles, and warned against overreactive arms races.
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Wilbur
General Board
Commisson
Great Britain
Japan
Britain and United States seek delay on protocol
Britain signals pause as Austen Chamberlain defends delaying action to allow study of the protocol with dominions. Doria Palace corridors buzz with delegates while unofficial reports hint Britain may accept the protocol only with a supplementary agreement with the United States, a claim debated without confirmation.
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United States
Great Britain
High Seas
League
Austen Chamberlain
Foreign Affairs
Doria Palace
Orient
Unitees
George Suggests Action on Loans and Empire Interests
The piece notes tensions in global finance and diplomacy with statements on loans and British policy. It highlights a forthcoming visit by the Prince of Wales to Argentina and a strong stance on Egypt, asserting Britain’s declared demands to protect vital imperial interests.
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Prince of Wales
Argentina
Egypt
Tain
Two Amendments to Constitution and Tax Law Take Effect
Helena dispatch reports two constitutional amendments approved at the November election became law, adding rules on county school superintendents and district officers, and enabling gifts to the state for schools. A metal mines tax law also took effect, and a prior primary ballot provision was repealed. A soldier bonus measure was defeated.
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Associated Press
Helena
Dixon
Montana
United States
Fogarty funeral set for Kate Fogarty at St Patrick’s
Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Kate Fogarty of 610 West Mercury Street are announced with a 9 30 AM service at home and a 10 AM solemn mass at St Patrick’s Church followed by burial in St Patrick’s Cemetery. Also noted is Edward J Murphy aged 18 with survivors and Elks lodge membership. The Daly Shea Mortuary Home at 1018 Idaho handles arrangements.
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Welch
Andrew Welch
West
Mercury Street
St. Patrick's Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
L. C
Walkerville
Fogarty
Kate Fogary
West Mercury Street
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Murphy
Edward J. Murphy
Montana Street
J. Murphy
Elks Lodge
Daly- Shea
Patterson and Barnes Funeral Notices in City
Funeral services for Mrs. 8 S A Patterson are set for Thursday at 2 PM at her son J B Patterson’s home 1104 Missouri Ave with Rev Charles Rhodes officiating. Interment in Mount Moriah cemetery. Irvine funeral services for John Floyd Irvine at Sherman Reed chapel Thursday 2 PM with interment in Mountain View cemetery. Barnes remains move from Mrs Wearne’s home to Sherman Reed chapel for 2 PM service with Rev Groeneveld and burial in Mount Moriah cemetery.
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S. A. Patterson
Forth
Missouri Avenue
Tomorro
Charles Rhodes
Mount Moriah
Patterson
Irvine
John Floyd Irvine
Sherman Reed
I Mountain View Cemetery
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Barnes
Frank E. Barnes
A. F. G Wearne
Lexington Avenue
Sherman & Reed Funeral Chapel
RE. J. Groeneveld
Moun Moriah Cemetery
Sophie Larson Dies at 6 at 122 East Aluminum
Mrs Sophie Larson aged 6 died yesterday at the family home 122 East Aluminum street. The body was removed to White's parlors. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Newark
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House of Representatives
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Kurokol
BE. W. Grove
South Side News
Mortimer Positive
Game Commission
O’neill Services
People’s Building Campaign Success
R. C. Card Party
Navy Secretary
Special Naval Board
Coolidge
Britain
America
George
Montana Jewelry Co
Shiners
East Park Street
Ohio
Gosselin & Harkins
Poe i Weceraso
Gosselin
Michael Lavell
Famil
Sampson Street
St. John's Church
M. J. Walsh CO
Panerai Doring and Embalmers
West Park Street
Ture Ranges
Havre
Kalispell
Miles City
Goles
Ewee
Os Angeles
Now
York
Secases
Portland
St. Paul
Sever Aweers
Daly Shea Company
Idaho
Undertakers
Sherman & Reed
Broadway
Arizona
Elisabeth Itls
White's
Charles F. Wolfe
Sam R. White
Feneral Directors
Emhimere
South Main Street
Phone
Larry Duggan
E Street
Joseph Richards
Richards
Wade
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