When You Waltz With the One You Love Adiés Fox Trot
Publication details list Privip Spitalny and his Orchestra along with Nat Shilkret and the Victor Orchestra performing No 20260 10 inch 75c and also All Alone Monday Fox Trot from The Ramblers highlighting period song titles and vocal refrains
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Privip Spitalny
Adiés—Fox
Nat Shilkret
THE
Victor Orchestra
the Ramblers
Araby Fox
Epwin J. McEnelly
Jack Smith
Crombie vows appeal after church removal uproar
Crombie declares he will carry the fight to the Presbyterian general board after being ousted as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. He accuses opponents of forging documents and slander and says he will appeal to the South Dakota synod, the US Presbyterian general assembly, and the public.
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Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Temperature Extremes and Weather Outlook Across Regions
The report notes many stations show subzero highs and lows with chinooks in parts of Montana. Saskatchewan and North Dakota stay below zero while Idaho and North Pacific states enjoy milder conditions. Rain touched the coast and snow hit the Columbia River Valley and Yellowstone region with flurries in the Northern Rocky Mountains.
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Plgigta Pais Br Chess
Hampetl
C- Co
Gey A
Calmiryi Asta Caon
Los Angeles
Waew Work
Omaha
St. Peru
SARS
San Francisco
A. Moatua Fac
Bhokane i. Csisvree
WTI RG
Clksiseyee
Yellowstone
Great Basin
Montana
Saskatchewan
North Dakota
Idaho
North Pacific States
Columbia Valley
Yellowstone Park
Rocky Mountain
Senate Faces Smith Appointment Amid Turmoil
Senate leaders pressed for a quick decision on seating Frank L. Smith after Governor Small declined appointment acceptance. The Reed committee report cited $458,782 in primary campaign spending with $253,547 by Smith, and 93 percent of contributions from traction power and public utility owners, notably Samuel Insull’s $126,000 gift. Opposition from both parties grew over the Illinois case as questions swirled about election spending and potential delay or a special session.
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Small
McKinley
Senate
Smith
Heed
Reed
Illinois
Ashuret
Arizona
Reed Committee
Curtis
Tean
Watson Publican Reader
Indiana
Ashurst
Samue
Illinois Commerce Commission
County poor fund drains Silver Bow county budget
Silver Bow county expended around 200000 for the poor, with 500 outside poor in January 1926 and 212 widows on pension rolls. Monthly bills varied with season, January cost 18492.76 and August 14769.61, while total pension outlay exceeded 5000 that month.
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Silver Bow County
Silver Bow
Galen
Helena
Boulder
Mussolini outlines pacific yet ready Italian policy
Italy aims to balance power through rapid development of its own people and pacific pacts while remaining ready to defend. Mussolini defends expansion as international and non pacifist in utopian terms, cites Franco Italian ties, Eastern Mediterranean interests, and Asia as sources of philosophy, urging understanding among nations to avoid yellow peril.
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Italy
Pacific
Scandinavia
America
France
Alps
Tunis
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Mussolini
Ineland
Piedmont
Duce
Russia
Turkey
Far East
Asia
Acquittal Sparks Senate Backlash After Teapot Dome Verdict
After the acquittal of Fall and Doheny and Sinclair on Teapot Dome charges, senators react with criticism and defense. Walsh praises Judge Hoehling while Heflin decries the trial, and prosecutors contemplate remaining indictments as motions to quash loom. The defendants express relief and call for faith in the jury system.
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Helin
Alabama
Senate
Fall
Doheny
Frank N. Smith
Washington
Norris
Nebraska
Judiciary Committee
Owen J. Roberts
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome Reserve
Sinclair
District Supreme Court
Teapot Dome
Carleton Hotel
Hoehling
Heflin
Walsh
Harding
Elk Hills Reserve
Litigation May Follow Ruling On Oil Leases In Montana
The state board of land commissioners leases state land for oil and gas for five years with a renewal clause giving lessees perpetual rights if exercised. Attorney general says leases are limited to five years by state laws and constitution. Wells on Continental Oil and Homestake Exploration lands number eight and seventeen respectively, with expirations in 1927 and 1930, and leased acreage includes 80 acre tracts in sections 16 and 3½.
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Wymont Producing and Refining Company
State Board of Land Commissioners
Montana
Land Commissioners
The
Land Board
Continental Oil Company
North Range
Homestake Exploration Company
Potlach Oil Company
Adams Company, Inc
Two men arrested in Butte for Los Angeles car theft
A yearlong search by Burns operatives ended in Butte with the arrest of Charles Schult and Charles Grubbs. California officers will take custody. The car was left at a Missoula garage after the men came to Butte and began work in the mines. Deputy Sheriff Jack Dugan and a Burns operative made the arrest on West Granite Street.
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Burns
Butte
Charles Schult
Charles Grubbs
Los Angeles
West Granite Street
Jack Duggan
California
Prsoners
Missoula
German cabinet crisis after charges of secret monarchist army
In Berlin on December 16, Philipp Scheidemann alleged the Reichstag that a clandestine monarchist military clique hoards munitions and aircraft in Germany and Russia for a giant illegal reserve force. He urged a republican cabinet as the coalition government faced a no vote threat. He cited ships from Leningrad to Stettin with Russian munitions and accused Defense Minister Gessler of acting as a royalist tool.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Germany
Russia
Marx
Phillpp Scheidemann
Socialists-Democratsa
Bedlam
Soviet Russia
Stettin
Leningrad
Scheidemann
Gessler
Junkers
Funeral notices for Nick Pericich and Marie Hill
The funeral for Nick Pericich will be Saturday at 9:00 am from 38 Plum Street to Holy Savior Church for a 9:30 am requiem mass, with interment in Holy Cross cemetery. The remains of Marie Hill are at Duggan parlors and funeral time will be announced.
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Hilis
Marie Hill
Duggan
Ater
Knuckey
William Knuckey
White
Shields Avenue
Wesley Chapel
Vicas
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Brockman
Theodore Brockman
Livingston
Mont
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Adeste Fideles
Portugal
Gruber
Mark Andrews
Trinity Chom
Joan McCormacxe
Trinity
Les Rameaux
John McCormacce
Dvorak
Frevenicx Srocs
Cuiiaco
Symrhenny Orchestra
Victor
Victor Records
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, New Jersey
Dreibeleis Music CO
W. Park St
Phonic
Orton Bros
Main St
U. S
Rome
Adolph A. Hoehling
Oil Committee
Judge
Gutte Storal Co
West Broadway
Undertakers
Mashal
P. Nart
W. Beery
Bernari
William and
John Grimmeke
Larry Duggan
Sixmbalmer
North Main Street
Edna Newcomb
Thomas Newcomb
Sam R. White
South Main Street
M. J. Walsh CO
West Park Street
Joseph Richards
George T. Wade
Fred I. Root
South
Montana St
Sherman & Reed Funeral
Wein
Hart Schaffner & Marr Clothes
Montanas
MENS
Harrington
John Harrington
Daly Street
Walkerville
Michael Harrington
Cal
Kane Holland
Jack Lynch
Margaret Shea
Tim Harrington
Dan
Seattle
Daly- Shea Mortuary
Daly Shea Company Mortuary
Gosselin & Harkins Funeral Directors
Res
East Park Street
Wendell-Canon Monument
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