Frontiersman Ia Called by Death
The obituary recounts the life of Maguire, a Frontiersman who rode age 19 with Buffalo Bill, freighted across plains, hunted, and fought Indian wars. He killed a town bad man in Salt Lake City era, rode with wreckless daring, and later settled in Idaho and Montana before aging ended his long western freight and mining career.
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Ue Lowa
Plains
Denver
West
I and Wallace
Buffalo Bill
Maguire
Dike Alexis
Russia
Union Pacific
Salt Lake City
U. P
Salt Lake
Wyo
Harry “Trantia
Brown
Hile
Black Hills
Redekins
Montana
Butte Rotary Club Holds Christmas Luncheon
The Butte Noon Rotary Club will observe its annual Christmas celebration at today's luncheon with a present for every member. Tom Angell stands in for Santa Claus due to Arctic ice trouble, while Fred Furman serves as chairman of the meeting.
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Butte Rotary Club
Tom Angell
Santa Claus
Arctic
Santa
Fred Furman
Miners killed and injured in Steward blast accident
A blast at the 3400 level of the Steward mine killed Peter Niva aged 31 of 128 J street and injured his partner Dewey Fisher aged 26 of 303 West Quartz street. Fisher was taken to Murray hospital in stable condition after the drift crew halted work following a premature explosion during a 18 hole spitting operation.
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Peter Niva
J. Street
Dewey Fisher
West Quartz Street
Fisher
Murray Hospital
Lopez Knocks Out Trish in First Round Title Bout
Mexican heavyweight Pedro Lopez retained his title with a decisive first round knockout of Pat Trish of Cleveland in a 10 round bout held in Mibadvilla.
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Mibadvilla
Pedro Lopez
Mexico
Pat Trish
Cleveland
Fashion Hints of Spring Mode by Mme Lisbeth
Medium and small brimmed hats lead spring resort wear with few large brims in shops. Elie roll and medium brims appear, front brims often V-shaped with brilliants. backs turned up on many hats. Simple ribbons, cocardes and rhinestone accents featured. cafeau tait straw sporty tops, cocoa shaded ribbons, and tailored steel gray straw hats described. Felts year round with Gros grain and velvet ribbons. crowns draped in various folds.
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Mme. Lisbeth
Turkish protest over Mosul sovereignty and council mandate
A diplomatic exchange describes efforts to ease tensions between nations. Turks refuse to attend a meeting and condemn council actions. They warn they will not abandon sovereignty over Mosul until Britain agrees to a 25 year mandate over Iraq including Mosul within six months.
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Turkey
Mosul
Great Britain
Irak
Butte Musician 15 Marries in New York
Professor F. Destabelle, a noted Butte teacher and violinist with the Rialto orchestra, wed in New York on Monday December 14. His bride, formerly Miss L Hiedfeld of Berlin, Germany, met him in Berlin two years ago. they expect to return to Butte late next week.
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F. Destabelle
Butte
New York
Destabelle
L. Hiedfeld
Berlin
Germany
Professor Destabelle
Studing
States
Rialto Orchestra
Potato contributions lift church mortgage in Idaho Falls
In Idaho Falls the Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church mortgage was lifted by a potato donation campaign. Rev Horace Turner organized sacks of potatoes collected from rural districts, sold to fund the $90,000 church debt, ending the mortgage yesterday.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Helena
Montana
Wyoming
Horace Turner
Abie's Irish Rose fans pack Broadway in Butte
The Broadway stage welcomed Anne Nichols comedy Abie's Irish Rose with a capacity crowd. Strong ensembles led by Arthur A. Ross and Bertha Walden delivered lines that sparked constant laughter while the play’s themes of Jewish Irish family prejudice and wartime bonds softened hearts and urged tolerance. The success mirrors its long Broadway run and reminds patrols of the folly of prejudice.
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Abie
Anne Nichols
Broadway
Erin
Roe
Rasey Murphiski
Arthur
Ross
Solomon Levy
Bertha Walden
Bertha Walden As Mrs. Cohen
Jacob Franks
Isaac Cohen
Austin Walsh
Patrick Murphy
Irth
Levy
Dorothy Coghlan
Rosemary Murphy
Weldon Heyburn
Ross Gibson
Joseph Monahan
Father Whalen
Davis
Butte
White Cargo Origin Story Revealed in Diary Find
Leon Gordon discovers a fever diary aboard the S.S. Zealand bound for New York. The pages recount Africa's damp rot and his fevered past, inspiring the play White Cargo which ran for years in New York, London, and Chicago before a Broadway revival.
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Africa
Leon Gordon
Tennyson
Zealand
New York
West
Gordon
Earl Carroll
Daly
Sixty-third Street Theater
London
Chicago
Broadway
Hunt Named for Trade Commission Nomination
Charles W. Hunt of Iowa was nominated today for another term as a member of the federal trade commission in Washington. The announcement came on December 16 as the administration seeks continuity in the agency overseeing fair competition and trade practices.
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Washington
Charles W. Hunt
Iowa
Federal Trade Commission
New York Money Prices Steady in December Market
New York money markets show call money easier with bids at 4 percent and offers at 4 percent. Time loans remain steady with 60 to 90 day credits at 4 percent and 4 to 6 month credits at 4 percent, supported by prime mercantile paper at 4 percent.
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NEW York Money
New York
Prime Mercantile
Either way the sentence was too severe says the killer
The jury sentenced a man to life in prison for killing Mrs. Anna Jovica, the mother of the girl he wished to marry. Glavinich argued he might have earned a lesser penalty and hoped for a chance to start over outside prison.
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Anna Jovica
Glavinich
Prisoner Glavinich Sentenced For Jovica Killing
In Butte courtroom Glavinich received a life sentence after pleading madness and saying he did not intend to kill Nina Jovica or her mother. He described obsession with Nina, said he would try to rebuild his life outside prison, and expressed remorse for injuring Nina and killing Mrs Jovica. Jovica testified she never accepted him and had returned many gifts. The judge called the punishment just and noted Glavinich’s past as a cook and his generally obedient prison record.
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Nina Jovica
Miss Jovica
Glavinich
Nina
Jovica
Yellowstone Park
Livingston
Butte
Arizona
Lynch
Deer Lodge
Parole for Young Bootlegger Aids Coerced Wife
In Denver on December 16 Governor Morley granted parole to Lucy Alvarado a 17 year old mother of three serving 30 days in Denver county jail for bootlegging. The parole came after Jim Gootheart city chaplain said she was coerced into breaking prohibition laws by her husband.
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Associated Press
Denver
Morley
Lucy Alvarado
Jim Gootheart
Puget Sound Line Defense Tied to Receivership Question
President H E Byram testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission defending the Puget Sound extension of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul rail line. He argued the project is commercially and financially justified despite claims it prompted the railroad’s receivership.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Puget Sound
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
H. EB. Byram
Interstate Commerce Commission
Byram
Herman L. Exkern
Wisconsin
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Northwest
J. B. Eastman
Mr. Byram
Elopement Aidnaping Charge Involves Gooch
Gooch describes helping his partner Marvel elope to Bridgeford Saskatchewan and sending funds including 100 dollars for clothes. He claims Marvel was later found to be 13, leading to his arrest and transfer to U S authorities. Extraction papers secured. he awaits delivery to Virginia City sheriff.
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Gull Lake
Marvel
Gooch
United States Department of Justice
West
Saskatchewan
Dell
Virginia City
Educational Board Unravels Knotty Education Issues in Montana
Helena Dec 16 The Montana state board of education meets tomorrow for its quarterly session facing knotty problems and routine matters Two special committees report One probes conditions at the State Orphans home physicians framed by Shemae inquiry The other tests potential cuts in clerks managers and directors at higher institutions Chancellor Brannon seeks further funding for summer normal schools amid examiners budget limits
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Associated Press
Helena
Montana State Board of Education
State Orphans’ Home
M. A. Brannon
World Court Topic Of Address By Educator
Prof Walter T Scott of the Montana State School of Mines will address the Y at 8 pm on the World Court topic. The talk discusses a congress issue about the United States joining with other nations, inviting teachers students and the public to attend.
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Walter T. Scott
Montana State School of Mines
Scott
Congress
United States
Wedding Canceled Near Nuptial Hour in San Diego
The planned wedding of Miss Mildred Dern niece of Governor Dern of Utah to Harold Nester of Geneva New York was abruptly canceled an hour before the ceremony in San Diego California. The parents issued a brief statement saying the couple agreed to disagree with no further details given.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Mildred Dern
Governor Dern
Utah
Harold Nester
Geneva
N. Y
Sanate
Coronado
Hone
Meat export volumes since 1920 reach nearly two billion pounds yearly
The figure notes that from 1920 onward meat exports average about 1.904 billion pounds annually, indicating a sustained high level of overseas sales and overall export activity across the period.
TAK BILL MEETS LITTLE TROUBLE TAK BILL MEETS
The article discusses tax bill negotiations in Congress. Republicans concede on inheritance taxes and exemption levels, aiming to exempt small earners. Eight of ten Ways and Means Democrats support the bill, with Hull and Rainey opposing as a nonmajority but not fracturing party unity. Senate action remains uncertain post Christmas holidays.
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Ecrats
Ways and Means Committee
Garner
Texas
Crisp
Georgia
Oldfield
Arkansas
Congressional Committee
House
Repubes
Hull
Tennessee
Rainey
Illinois
Congress
Ways and Means
Senate
Clothing gifts soar as holiday shoppers favor color
Retailers report a surge in clothing gifts this holiday season as men and women buy more overcoats caps and mufflers with exchange privileges. Jewelry remains popular but ready to wear leads, with vibrant colors and varied designs attracting both sexes. Shop displays showcase bold color palettes and modern styles signaling a mature American taste for dress.
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Butte
Ministres
America
Senate approves Christmas recess for holidays
Washington December 16 The Senate agreed to adjourn for the Christmas holidays from December 22 to January 4, aligning with the House action already made.
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Washington
Senate
House
Training Leaders For Butte Scouts Planned For Winter
The report outlines plans to train leaders for Butte's scout troops with a Bay leadership course starting January 18 for six weeks, open to about 50 men over 21 in good health. Jesse D. Ragsdale will lead, with patrol leader training ongoing Thursdays. The Highland camp is eyed for a long term lease, with a sanitary kitchen and new map planning, while a regular summer program of hikes and woodsmanship is proposed.
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Willard Thompson
Fred McQueeney
Roscoe Thomas
W. E. Pierce
Earl Genzberger
Bay
Jesse D. Ragsdale
The
Butte High School
Plummer
Heilbronner
Taylor
Commission to define intoxicants proposed in House
Washington December 16 A resolution introduced by Representative Seger Republican New Jersey asks a commission be formed to determine what constitutes an intoxicating beverage. The measure seeks a formal definition to guide enforcement and policy.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
House
Representative Seger
New Jersey
Foley Pills Advertised Kidney Diuretic
A vintage advert touts Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant to flush kidneys and restore activity. It claims the pills improve kidney function and features a testimonial from Samuel Brenner of Alexandria, Indiana, noting personal benefit.
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Foley
Samuel Brenner
Alexandria
Ind
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