Assistant Attorney General Elect Announces Staff
Helena December 14 Announcement by Attorney General elect C Ford names office force. Assistant attorneys general are Frank Woody of Missoula A A Grorud of Butte and R L Mitchell of Glendive. A W Heidel of Great Falls will be clerk and A D Sperry of Butte will join as assistant. Heidel previously district attorney aide to James W Freeman.
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Grorud
Butte
Mitchell
Glendive
Heidel
James W. Freeman
Farm loan board to announce districts and banks
Washington dispatch reports the secretary of the farm loan board will announce district boundaries and bank locations within two weeks, with banks operating in February. It is believed Montana will join Oregon Washington and Idaho, with the Spokane bank slated to open.
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Washington
Farm Loan Board
Trig
Montana
Oregon
Idaho
Spokane
Sister Mary Lawrence Dead at Las Vegas Nova Scotia
Sister Mary Lawrence who led St John s Hospital in Helens from 1896 to 1902 died December 9 at Las Vegas N X I from infirmities of old age. Word of her death was received by Mrs Victor Day.
Moss Guilty in Assault Case at Dillon Jury Verdict
In Dillon on December 14 a jury found M. M. Moss guilty of assault with intent to kill after he allegedly attempted to shoot a Wisdom business man. In a separate damage suit Walsh seeks $20,000 plus $600 for medical costs as Ellis faces claims for a prior knife attack at a local saloon. Additionally 210 coyote pelts were presented for bounty with $2 per pelt. total revenue cited. A Dillon wedding license was issued to George Reamy and Miss Gladys Marguerite McCrea, ceremony by Rev. Humphrey of the Methodist church. The Roundup convention of unions and masons elected officers Richard Berry, Ralph Charke, Ray St. Jean, and O. J. Great Falls. No road funds for Phillips or Valley counties due to indebtedness limits.
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W. R. Stone
Charles Orman
George Reamy
Giadys
Marguerite McCrea
Humphrey
The
Methodist Church
Bilangs
Wee Ae
Wesegaten
Anaconda
Helena
Great Pails
Butte
Bozeman
Missoula
Kalispell
Lewistown
Ers
Masons
Richard Berry
Ralph Charke
Great Falls
Ray St. Jean
Ana. Fonda
O. J
Treas
Lamb price set as 10,000 head bought at 11 cents
Billings December 14 James Petrie Burlington railroad livestock agent buys 10,000 lambs from O B ham for 11 cents per pound. The cattle will be fattened for sale in the eastern market.
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James Petrie
Burlington Railroad
Old Fashioned Cough Remedy From Anaconda Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes a cough formula using Parmint with hot water and granulated sugar. The recipe claims to ease chest congestion and nasal passages, aiding breathing, and suggests C. B. Hoskins & Anaconda can supply the ingredients.
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C. B. Hoskins
Burglar Leaves Saloons Rear Window Break at Barnden's
Deer Loden Dee reports a burglary at Barnden's saloon early yesterday. The thief broke the rear window, entered the premises, and searched the place but fled before morning. Barnden, nearby employee Brealey, and a witness heard nothing until the alarm. No trace of the burglar has been found.
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Apensies
Talon
Abou
Brealey
Election of Montana resident urged by church leaders
A Montana resident election issue draws support from church figures including Mr. Sweetland pastor of First Methodist Maywood Indiana, Hyslop president of Methodist University Oklahoma City, and Rev Charles M. Donaldson of Swiatown Montana in a regional church council discussion.
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Mr. Sweetland
First Methodist Church
Maywood
Indiana
Hyslop
Methodist University At
Oklahoma City
Charles M. Donaldson
Swiatown
Mont
Milwaukee electrification opens long line in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge is abuzz as Milwaukee's line electrification project reaches 88 miles between Haugan and Avery, with double-bonded track and enhanced efficiency. Local figures report many residents traveling, returning from Seattle and Chicago for family visits, mining claims, and Milwaukee signaling work as crews prep for continued winter operations and maintenance along the Big Blackfoot route.
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Deo.id
Gilbert
Ing
Milwaukee
Bitter Hoot Mountains
Haugan
Avery
M. Lacey
Molly Lacey
George
John McGillis
Aann
Tom Mullen
Ad Wanderer
Wiliam Coffey
Y Tohn Maloney
St. Reising
Butt
Arthur Perry
Walley Hertz
Avon
Nevada Creek
Abe
Oro Fine
Edward L. Ward
Bellingham
Wash
Jon
Ward
George Buck
Bonner i
Mr. Buck
John Lacey
Chicago
Wisconsin
Carl Morgan
Drummond
Ovando
Forsyth
Atttle
Harney Ward
Rockreek Lake
James Hollingsworth
Stoline
Ile
Mtr
Ernest Rose
Spokane
Thomas Nolan
Walter Marshall
Harlowton
Alberton
Thomas F. Healey
Taaho
Harry Small
Missoula
Busi
Carrie _Klemton
Mobridge
Southern Illinois
Henry Knop
Butte
E. Cessford
Great Falls
Pardons Board Approves Governor's Act in Most Cases
Helena Dec 14 The state board of pardons approved most commutations and pardons urged by Governor Stewart with four cases continued for further investigation. Names cited include W A Dawe from county manslaughter and others from Jefferson Cascade and Cascade counties on charges of murder and larceny.
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State Board of Pardons
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W. Dawe
Coun Narine
Marlette
Balue
Carson
Font ii
Jefferson
Phorae
Aeton
Loule Ponhelm
W. McKay
Cascade County
Conley
Hay Jim
Morrovieth Daingh Down Puck Case In Missoula
Missoula December 14. Report says of boycott by housewives with unknown origin and motive. Attorney says 48 cases may be obtained for 60 dollars amid ongoing legal action and claims of a boycott affecting the year.
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Missoula
Kent
Mir
Owen
Compensation ruled against miner son in Butte case
Helena December 14 The compensation board ruled that William M Scanland of Butte is not entitled to compensation because he was longer than his father at the time of death. His father John H Scanland was killed recently in a Butte mine.
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Helena
Willam M. Scanland
Butte
John H. Scanland
No Change in British War Credit Policy
The debate on wartime credit passed with unanimous approval as Bonar Law noted the need to pay in dollars for goods worldwide, while outlining government outlays. Parliament was adjourned for a period, with total war credit figures rising to about £1.05 billion for the year and daily loans to allied governments around £400,000.
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Bonar Law
America
Bee
Tonar Law
Ward
Peace notes and war front update across Europe
War summaries report Entente hopes for peace talks while Britain warns of adequate reparations and security. Fronts show bombardments and limited operations except in Romania and Meuse regions, with Danube advance by Teutons and Serb front steady. Parliament approves a 400 million pound credit for Britain’s military preparations. Helena reports: Montana licensure results list 12 successful applicants from 25 candidates.
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Rumania
Meuse
Danube
Jalomitza
Poor Chinamen Convicted Murder of Countryman
Dec 14 Helena Mont rumor of extreme cold dominates weather notes. Jurors verdict second degree murder in countryman killing the Chinaman suspect. Sentencing set for Saturday with a fixed penalty not less than ten years. Henry F. meteorologist reports below zero readings across eastern Montana with Billings at 35 below and Miles City 25 below, Havre at 17 above. Weather shifts amid statewide chill.
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Helena
Montana
Henry F
Billings
Afiles City
Mr. Alps
Miles City
Havre
Anaconda Curling Club Choses Committees For Bonspiel
Anaconda curling club president LV. Bender appointed committees to organize the February manual bonspiel. A intercity match with Butte Curling Club is set for Saturday at 7 p.m. Readouts list accommodations refreshments and game-teams committee members and scores from recent matches.
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Curling Club
Butte Curling Club
Anaconda
Meat Bender
A. TE. ‘Wiggin
W. A. Bower
W. C. Capron
C.H. Meyers
France
Big Goodfriend
M. Kelly
F. C. Tucker
J. A. Kncher
H. King
W. W. Mager
Crate
H. Barich
Donspiel Kames
H. M. Dunn
W. C'Whyte
Martin Martin
Hato
Tucker
Tonkin
Kidd
MA. McKennie
Mann
Patterson
McPherson
Haddick
P. Halloran
Kip
Loming to the Bluebird at the rd theater
A grand stage production costing $1,000,000 and over a year in the making debuts at the rd theater on December 19 and 20, described as a colossal show with bloodless yet warlike themes and a vast cast.
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Rd Theater
Funeral of the late Mrs died at the home of her son
A Lewistown report outlines funeral services for the late Mrs who died from poisoning administered by herself while visiting from Great Falls. The day’s news also notes Beatrice Marshall’s case on appeal was dismissed as the old ordinance cited was deemed defective and amended. Judges and local officials are named in unrelated notices about Anglers club events and a Dover school board member, Milton Pearl, being ordered to the asylum.
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Great Falls
Beatrice Marshall
Justice Court
Simmet
Fergus County Anglers Club
Roy Bo Asers
W. L. Bright
J. H. Forts
J. J. Martin
Milton Pearl
Dover
Pearl
Butte
Gagnon
Mecaull-Webster Elevator Company
Geraldine, Chou
Teau
Geraldine
Civilizations on Screen A Poem of War and Love
A moving picture production called Civilization portrays grand battle scenes with real cities built and destroyed. Naval battles, submarine sinkings, and a dramatic love story frame vivid contrasts to urge world peace, praised by Chicago critics as a "Picture of Poems" and shown daily in matinee and evening shows.
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Lery
Chicago
Rockefeller Foundation to gain Minnesota president
Dr. George E. Vincent, president of the University of Minnesota, will head the Rockefeller Foundation. John D. Rockefeller Jr. plans to resign the presidency when his term ends next May, as the foundation expands its work.
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University of Minnesota
Rockefeller Foundation
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Foundation
Pearl believed formed 6 million years ago found by Stanley G Harold
Stanford student Stanford Harold is said to present the pearl, the oldest of its kind, to the Stanford Museum in California.
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A. Pearl
Stanley G Harold
Stanford
Stanford Museum
Tifornia
Violent deaths of two Americans confirmed
Washington reports indicate officials await confirmation of Howard Gray Weeks killings near Parral by Villa and the execution of Charles Fisher and other foreigners at Santa Rosalia and Chihuahua. State Department data, aiding Mexican-American Joint Commission talks, cite broader Mexican turmoil and economic distress as conferences resume.
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Howard Gray
Parra
Villa
Charles ‘Fisher
Santa Rosalia
Chihuahua
State Department
Joint Commission
Philadelphi
Commission
Guanjuato
Mexico
Carranza
Atlantic City
Pantages Vaudeville Tonight at Margaret Theatre
A new Pan tages vaudeville show arrives at the Margaret theater in Copper city. Acts include Gruber's animals with trained elephants, Wilson Brothers with comedy and song, The Metropolitan Five with instruments, Ray and Emma Dean with song and talk, Gaston Palmer with juggling novelty, and a new motion picture diversion. Early reports praise the likely holiday entertainment.
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Copper City
Toved
Gruber
Wilson Brothers
Godling
The
Metropolitan
Ray
Emma Dean
Gaston Palmer
Questions and Answers on U S Army Size and Cadet Numbers
The official report places the U S Army at 87 248 personnel at the start of the year. Cadet slots at West Point and Annapolis total 486 congressmen six senators and others with allocations across districts territory and at large. Billings, Dec. 14. Farmers cooperative union discuss marketing and purchasing. A Swift of Oregon to give the keynote address as farmers gather in the hundreds.
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Annapolis
Military Academy
Porto Rico
Ali
Hawaii
District of Columbia
Stas Ae Centenario Ment
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United States
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Island
Billings
Edui Co-operative Union
A. Swift
Oregon
No Paving In Japan Sparks Trade Worry
The text notes that most Japanese cities lack proper sidewalks and that modern street paving is largely unknown in the empire, suggesting widespread infrastructure gaps and potential concerns for urban mobility.
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Japan
The
Empire
Swamp Root Proof Letter From Johnson City Man
Jerome Hi McCormack of 517 Ivy Street Johnson City Tennessee testifies to kidney trouble and inability to work until using three bottles of Dr Kilmer Swamp Root. He keeps the medicine at home and endorses it as the best kidney remedy. Notarized March 31, 1914 by Bam T. Millard.
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Jerome Hi McCormack
Ivy Street
Johnson City
Tenn
Bam T. Millard
Accusations of Rheumatism Cure Adadvertised
A fragmented listing describes claims about acute and chronic rheumatism remedies. It mentions a rug used with a speciae substance and references a Saully pharmacological form. The notice promotes a product labeled A-K Tabioum and urges purchase in any quantity.
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Saul Phya
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