Coolidge backs private German relief efforts
President Coolidge through Senator Lenroot announced the administration supports private charity for German relief and urges it continue. Lenroot postponed action on a $20 million German food relief bill pending an international food loan.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Germany
A. C. Backus
Milwaukee
Newsaper
Allen
Henry T. Allen
Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
President Coolidge
Grmany
Hoover
Butte First Baptist Bazaar Opens At 121 West Broadway
The annual bazaar and cooked foods sale by First Baptist church starts today and runs two days at 121 West Broadway. Displays include embroidered articles, aprons, dolls, rag rugs, and a line of Japanese art goods with prints for framing. A large attendance is expected.
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First Baptist Church
West Broadway
Measles Decline Reported in Butte With Smallpox Rise
Measles continued to decline in Butte as eight cases were quarantined, down from over 30 daily a week earlier. Four smallpox cases brought the city total to 60. Dr Jed Freund noted none of the patients had prior vaccination. Diphtheria and scarlet fever cases also prompted quarantines.
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Butte
Jed Freund
Schwefel Elected New Bagdad Temple Potentate
E J Schwefel of Butte was elected potentate of Bagdad temple at the annual meeting held at the Masonic temple. New officers include Frank W Haskins chief rabban and R L Robertson assistant rabban with a full slate of appointees. Imperial reps to Kansas City next year listed and installation set for January.
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E. J. Schwefel
Butte
Bagdad
Masonic Temple
Frank W. Haskins
R. L. Robertson
Three Forks
Ashley Dixon
Stevensville
W. E. Dufresne
Fred P. Young
Joe Streit
Missouli
Oriental Guide
Sam Blair
Anaconda
H. W. Burton
Malcolm Gillis
Imperial
Imperial Council
Kansas City
William Hocking
Manny Downing
E. Walter Gamer
A. J. Gies
A. J. Whitcomb
Fifteen Arrested For Ice On Walk In Butte Campaign
An early campaign inauguration in the city yesterday saw 165 arrests of property holders charged with allowing ice on sidewalks. Police have long charged such offenses with a typical fine of ten dollars. yesterday arrests were reported in scattered parts of Butte.
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Butte
Henry Leppala dies at 63 in Butte area home
Henry August Leppala 63 died at 540 East Broadway yesterday after 28 years in Butte area where he mined and farmed. He was a Finland native, survived by wife Elizabeth, son Henry, daughters Mary and Weino, all of Butte. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. at Sherman and Reed chapel, burial in Mountain View cemetery family plot.
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Henry Leppala
Henry August Leppala
East Broadway
Leppala
Butte
Finsland
Elizabeth Leppala
Henry
Mary
Weino Leppala
Sherman and Reed
Mountain View Cemetery
Lodge outlines court position
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, chairing the foreign relations committee, voiced support for a world tribunal divorced from the league of nations. In a Nov 30 letter, he urged a true world court based on The Hague model with reservations to separate it from the league. He noted US efforts toward world peace, including the armament conference and Tacna Arica and Mexico accords.
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Associated Preez
Ashington
Dea
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Foreign Relations Committee
League of Nations
United States
Republican Party
the Hague
League
Senate
Lodge
Tacna-Arica
Chile
Peru
Mexico
Miles City Man Ended Own Life Says Coroner
D C Hendrickson about 30 died at a local hospital from a right head wound caused by a .25 caliber pistol in a hotel room. Coroner Hugh Baker concluded it was self-inflicted after re-enacting the scene. Relatives in Shawnee Oklahoma asked the local machinists lodge to handle remains for later shipment and burial.
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Miles City
D. C
Shawnee
Okla
Butte Teachers Granted Pensions in Montana List
Eight retired Montana teachers are approved for monthly pensions of 66 dollars by the teachers' retirement board. Names include Nellie Baker of Butte Roxie Cunningham of Denver Delia Dorchester of Dexter N Y John M Kay of Tacoma Jean McKay of Arlington Minnie Spurgin of Missoula Elizabeth Mahoney of Butte and Walter A Templeton of South Bay Florida. Eligibility requires ten teaching years in Montana and a one dollar monthly contribution up to three hundred dollars.
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Helena
Montana
Teachers’ Retirement Board
Nellie Baker
Butte
Roxie Cunningham
Denver
Delia Dorchester
Dexter
N. Y
John M. Kay
Tacoma
Wash
Jean McKay
Arlington
Minnie Spurgin
Missoula
Elizabeth Mahoney
Walter A. Templeton
South Bay
Fla
EER Lodge Bureau Elects Officers for New Year
The Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers met at the Labor hall and elected officers for 1924. officers include Mrs. A P Lovely as president and Mrs. J A Mccullogh as vice president. The Valley Chapter No 4 Royal Arch Masons also elected 1924 officers. Legion beats Rotary in three games with Reed leading scoring. Visitors include Phil Miller from Portland and the Kadings from Bozeman. Delegates to Yellowstone Trail convention from several towns returned.
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Valley
Royal Arch Masons
H. G. Davis
Harold Peet
R. ©. Beckland
Hugh Evans
G. B. Jeffers
Deer Lodge
Legion
Rotary
Harpole
Reed
Phil Miller
Portland
Ore
William Williams
Orient
Missoula
Co. Ll. Benton
H. Melnech
George Burks
FR. D. Larabie
J. V. Miller
Sears
Keee Shorité
Pauls Boedecker
Shre
Yap Fabian Bisson Tofine
Predenion
Lanea
Tine Daniels Wienie
Gierk Eense
Berk Court
Anaconda Merchants Extend Holiday Shopping Hours
Anaconda merchants plan five evening shopping sessions starting next Wednesday through Christmas to aid late shoppers. Stores will stay open until 9 p m on those days with dry goods and departments leading the extended hours, groceries likely joining in before the holidays.
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Anaconda
Rural Boy Scout Troop Starts in Race Track District
In Montana a rural Boy Scout troop begins with Ana conda boosters meeting Race Track district boys. Over a dozen attended, eight eligible to join. Scoutmaster Harvey Elison will lead, with support from Janin, 2 P Brogan, and Henry Erickson. Parents voiced strong backing.
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Anaconda
Scout
Janin
2. P. Brogan
Henry Erickson
Harvey Elison
Race Track
Montana
Dancing Girls Highlight Margaret Show Double Bill
A double bill at the Margaret theater features The Drivin Fool and Violet Barnard’s Dancing Tots. The touring photoplay and homegrown troupe showcase local students under Mrs. Barnard. Dancing acts run once per evening with shows at 7 and 9 15.
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Margaret Theater
Violet Barnard
Service Men Attend Funeral For Ted Boucher
Six service men are summoned to the Electric Light office at 1 o clock in uniform to attend the funeral of their late comrade Ted Boucher.
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Electric Light Office
Ted Boucher
Bowling teams meet in Smelt City matches
Teschers beat the Essex team and Metro Life defeated the Chisslers in pin matches on Anaconda alleys. Sells of Metro Life led with 210 in a single game and Browne of Metro Life topped the night with 506 in all frames.
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Teschers
Essex
Metro Life
Chisslers
Anaconda
Sells
Browne
Ad Dooley
Wiles
Nicholas
B. Tidd
Sjoblom
Haddick
Carlson Erecae
Eeeree
Metro Life Medicars
Crooked Alley Underworld Picture At Imperial
The Imperial theater shows Crooked Alley, adapted from Jack Boyle’s story The Daughter of Crooked Alley. Directed by Robert F. Hill with a continuity by Adrian Johnson, the film portrays San Francisco’s Barbary Coast life as seen by Norris and London style writers.
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Robert F. Hill
Adrian Johnson
Rodgers Given Suspended Team On Burglary Charge
Lorin Rodgers faced a burglary complaint from William Kiefert of 404 Oak Street. A Justice Pringle court hearing yesterday imposed a 90 day suspended sentence, with Rodgers ordered to repay costs and return goods taken. He had left Anaconda, was found in Ryegate, and brought back by Sheriff Gallagher.
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Lorin Rodgers
William Kiefert
Oak Street
Justice Pringle
Rodgers
Kiefert
Anaconda
Rygate
Gallagher
Labbe Funeral Planned for Saturday Morning
Funeral services for Ed Labbe will be held at St. Pauls church Saturday at 9 30 oclock. The body will be moved from P J Finnegan chapel to the Montana hotel this afternoon at 2 oclock and the procession leaves at 9 15 tomorrow morning. Labbe lived at the Montana for 20 years, with friends requesting the body lie in state there. Interment will be in the Eagles lot at Hill cemetery.
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Ed Labbe
St. Paul's Church
P. J. Finnegan
Montana
Labbe
The
Eagles
Hill Cemetery
Austria raises freight rates to ease railway deficit
Austria increased freight rates by 10 percent to offset losses from the railway deficit. Even with the rise the charges remain far below prewar levels. Possible increases in passenger rates are being considered.
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Vienna
Austria
Polar Chill Grips Anaconda With Clear Ice for Skaters
The frosty weather keeps pedestrians indoors to keep warm while a week-old snowfall remains frozen, making streets slick for cars. Skating crowds fill the city common each evening as conditions favor ice sport, with a 24-hour low of 1 and high of 37 degrees reported by Government Weather Observer Frank Kennedy.
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Anaconda
Frank Kennedy
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