Parole System Proving Success Says Deer Lodge Official
Since April 1 1913 the parole commissioner office reports 1749 prisoners paroled from Deer Lodge Penitentiary with only 91 returning to custody. J S Clifford parole commissioner cites successful results and employment after release for many offenders. Guilford notes 472 paroled from bench with 91 violating terms. Three years ago the state housed over 700 prisoners. now about 324 remain. Parole office also assists in job placement to aid reform.
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Deer Lodge
Clifford
Guilford
Dr White Elk Addresses High School Pupils
Cherokee doctor Dr. White Elk spoke to Anaconda high school students urging support for Indian clothing drives. Senior class oversees clothing distribution while juniors handle candy and gum packages to be sent to Chief Little Bear for Montana Indians. He volunteers medical work and football ties boost fundraising with a banner to be made by Mrs White Elk.
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White Elk
South Carolina
Anaconda
Artiste College
Rush Medical College
Rochester
Minn
Little Bear
Montana
Anaconda Champions
Local notices mix shopping and events in Anaconda
Anaconda News in Brief lists shop ads and social items with Minor's and Copper City serving as hubs. Mentions Rico Tax, telephones, toyland hours, tailors, opticians, Christmas sales, rentals, and a benefit card party for St Joseph's orphans' home. Also notes visits by Missoula and Butte residents, church meetings, and a Salvation Army event.
Seniors Win in Debate Contest at Anaconda High
The Anaconda High School seniors defeated the junior debaters yesterday afternoon. Team members Wallace Tanner Charles Connolly and Francis Spell led the senior lineup, while Virgil Willits Bob Abbott and Win Savage appeared for the juniors. Governor Stewart honored the North Dakota requisition to return Mike Rowe from Scobey Montana to Wells County for an assault with a deadly weapon case. Northern Railway notified a state commission of a cordwood rate cut from Furlong Montana to Spokane Washington, reducing the price from 3.32 to 2.90 per cord.
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Anaconas High School
Wallace
Tanner
Charles
Connolly
Francis
Virgil Willits
Bob Abbott
Win Savage
Ena
Stewart
Frazier
North Dakota
Mike Rowe
Scobey
Mont
Wells County
N. D
Asaault
Elena
Northern Railway
Furlong, Mont
Spokane
Wash
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Am Electric Co
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Bitter Root
United States Mall
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Pierce-Arrow
Ole Dahl
Main Street
DR. White Elk
Columbia Grafonolas
Columbia Records
Jonteel
Cara Nome
der Kiss
Fuller Drug Co
Rexall Store
E. Park
Anaconda News
Minor’s
Copper City
Duval
Wright Taxi City
Verberekmoes
Wahlstedt
Optician
Wast Park
Lele
Schiappi
Hiram Rodgers
Butte
Frank Wilson
Missoula
C. Mitchell
Patsy Fitzgerald
Mary McCarthy
Veronica Rankin
St. Ann's Hospital
R. C. Hall
St. Joseph's Orphans
AO. He
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Hammersioush’s
Jack Faris
J. Allan
Salt Lake City
Peckover
Telephone
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Joe Bradshawe
John T. Potts
Salt Lake
Art
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Ben Johnson
Warm Springs
China
Board of the Red Cross
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Mrs. MacDonald
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WIM
William Hischer
Marvel
HL. E. Wilson
Gus Swander
Titusville
Penn
J. M. Bourke
Heleni
Troy Laundry
Xman
Pocahontas
Engineers
Tomient
Moose Hall
N. J. Levengood
Hammer Slough
Misa Brennan
Moose ‘Hall
Hammerslough
Methodist Church
H. G. Coy Haw
Imp. Co
St. Joseph's
Crescent Jewelers
Bluebird Building
Marienne Troy
That City
John Jackson
Locust Street
Lady Maccabees
Dewey Hall
TC Hall
Priday
Harry Carter
East Seventh Street
Yesterda
Ladies’ Aid Society
William Bell
Roney
Pee Mente Oise
Henry B
Walthall
Henry B. Walthall
Paramount Magazine
Pathe News
Golfax Lodge
Odd Fellows of
Lodge of Anaconda
Alarke
Session of Goodfellowship
Johnson
Strain’s Department Store
Yian
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