Fathers urged to attend school meetings in new drive
Parent teacher circles held a conference at Mrs T C Brockway home to plan evening meetings in each schoolhouse to attract fathers. Mothers welcome the push and a central all campus gathering is proposed at the high school with music speeches and a question box for teacher and parent dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Brockway
Joan A. Smith
Central
J. Watt
Grant School
Cirelpire
Webster
J. P. Villa
Blaine
F. R. Dorris
Harfiwan
J. KR. Downey
McKinley
A. P. Stephenson
Emerson
Ladies Host Parlor Tea and Parcel Post Sale
The St Johns guild plans a Saturday parlor tea and parcel post sale from 2 to 6 pm at Mrs Louise Jahreiss home 501 West Broad. Members offer Christman articles in fancy work with tea and sociable time to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Guild
Christman
Louise Jahreiss
West Broad
Hundred Forty Seven Naturalized In A Year
A historical notice reports that one hundred forty seven individuals were naturalized within the year. It lists names and places connected to the naturalization process and notes the overseeing authority.
Man Sues Railroad Over Refused Ride
Lois Price filed a district court action against the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway seeking 500 dollars damages after the company allegedly refused him a ride at Donald station in Silver Bow County on a Milwaukee train bound for Three Forks. Price states he was willing to pay fare and fit to be a passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Price
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Milwaukee
Pries
Donald
Silver Low
Three Forks
Thirty Years Married and Pearls Are in Order
Mr and Mrs W D Fenner celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary yesterday. He presented pearls to his wife. The Fenner couple were married in Butte on December 10 1884. She was Lulu Gilbert before marriage and met him during a visit to her aunt Mrs J J C Thornton in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Fenner
Fenner
Butte
Will There Be Music In Your Home This Christmas
Berlin researchers propose a novel use for dust gathered from glass works. Dust heated in a furnace forms a molten lava used to cast paving block sized glass sheets that become hard and durable street surfaces. Indestructible trunks and Lakly bags offered at Peerless Trunk and Carpet Co. Main and Park location near Northern Pacific ticket office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Peerless ‘Trunk and Carpet Co
Comer Main and Park
Northern Pacific Ticket Office
So Little Robert Coppa Walks After Joshers Club Aid
In Butte the Joshers Club helps a crippled boy, Robert Coppa, receive major operations at the Paul Clark home and hospital. Senator Clarke funds the care, and after a year he can walk. The article recounts gifts, volunteers, and a theater benefit to support the program for Butte’s poor children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Clare
Thobert Coppa
St. Turtellow
Sooners
Clark
Jonherst Club
Butte
Hennesay
E. B. Weier
Mire “Welrick
Miner
Robert
Robert Coppa
Paul Clark
Josher’s Club
Joshers’ Club
Broadway
Helen” Lewis
Sis Moore
Beth ‘O'Rourke
Loretta May ‘Toohill
Anastasia O'Meara
Wynne Berry
Nan Vivian
Margaret Dickson
Pearl Arnett
Marie O'Rourke
Charlotte Gruell
Uby” Weinberg
Helen Cooney
Frances Turner
Joshers' Club
Lad
Peace Dove Plea Sways Congress Across Holiday Truce
In Washington Senator Kenyon introduced a resolution asking wave nations to declare a 20 day Christmas truce. The measure urges cessation of hostilities to allow Christians to observe the season and reflect on peace and goodwill toward men. In New York legal action followed indictments for leaking AP telegraph content. Notices show Linder bond forfeiture and others pleading not guilty in related cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Kenyon
Congress of the
United States
New York
H. L. Linder
Court of General Sessions
Linder
Malone
Associated Press
New York Globe
Grand Jury
James Rice
Telegraph
New York News Bureau
Willam H. Patton
Sporting News
Patton
Rice
Uberty
Attorney General Proposes Wide Federal Powers Expansion
Gregory urges Congress to amend the interstate commerce act to block railroads from transporting products produced by companies controlled by the railroad. He seeks extended grand jury powers across all districts and broader ability to seize property in criminal cases. The report cites federal corruption probes and prior White Slave cases with hundreds of indictments and convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gregory
Congress
Department of Justice
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Fairoad
Transporta
Ang
United States
Grand Jury
Department
Bureau of Investigation
United States Produces Record Cotton Crop This Year
Washington reports the United States has produced a record cotton crop. Official figures show about 16,000,000 bales with 15,968,000 bales of West cotton and unofficial estimates placing late cotton around 600,000 to 650,000 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
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Conference OF Presidents
Qoylof
Eladden
Jennessys
J. Kelly
Coats
Por
Norfolks
Marinette
Tor
Tyle
Fvr
Orton
Little Cripple
Blackwood’s Magazine
Lfmann
Alphonso
Kawara
Menry
Prince Henry
Sid
Geo
West Park Street
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