Samuel Gompers Lays In State At Elks Club In New York
The body of Samuel Gompers lay in state at the Elks Club New York City with a large crowd paying silent tribute. Burial is planned for Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in Tarrytown after a two hour service at the Elks Club.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
Elks’ Club
Sleepy Hollow
Tarrytown
Elks
The
Elks’ Clder
St. Cecile Masonic Lodge
New York City
Stephen S. Wise
James Duncan
American Federation of Labor
Mixed farming plan shown successful in Northwest states
The Agricultural Credit Corporation reports a successful push for mixed farming in Minnesota, the Dakotas, and Montana by placing dairy cattle and sheep on farms. Over 1,000 follow up letters were sent to buyers of the animals, with about 500 containing dairy cattle and the rest sheep. The program earlier placed thousands of dairy cattle and tens of thousands of sheep on farms, aiming to move counties from one crop farming. Opening of a second bank branch was announced in Lewistown, Montana, via National Bank of Lewistown, reformed from the closed First National Bank of Fergus County.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Agricultural Credit’ Corporation
Northwest
A. P. Kemp
Smaenton
Corporation
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Lewistown
Mont
National Bank of
First National Bank of
Fergus County
Borah says no peace plans while war is used to settle disputes
Senator William Borah told the Philadelphia Forum that America will not accept any peace scheme recognizing war as a legitimate method for resolving disputes. He argued great powers block peace, citing incidents from Nicaragua to Corfu and Amritsar as examples of aggression.
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William FE. Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
America
Associated Press
Philadelphia
William 3. Borah
Senator Borah
Nicaragua
Vera Cruz
Santo Domingo
Amritsar
Ruhr
Corfu
Idaho
Mary Dorothy Kelley Engaged to Henry C. Keresey
Mr and Mrs Cornelius F Kelley of Fifth Avenue New York and Montana announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Dorothy to Henry Donnelly Keresey of 9 East 934 Street He is general sales manager of the rolling mill department of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company He is a Loyola School and Georgetown University graduate Debutante Mary Dorothy attended Westover School and is presented this season.
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Cornelius Francis Kelley
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Montana
Mary Dorothy
Henry Donnelly Keresey
9 East
Fire destroys mortuary in Deer Lodge blaze burn bodies
A fire at Bien & Ross undertakers in Deer Lodge destroyed the mortuary and badly burned two bodies. Cassimer Pindehomme, a former prison guard, died in the flames, and James Trebilcock was only singed. An overheated stove is suspected as the cause. Firefighters saved nearby homes and controlled the blaze partially.
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Deer Lodge
Cassimer Pindehomme
Montana State
James Trebilcock
Bien & Ross
Sanaa
Case
Grizzlies and Bobcats Plan Annual Butte Football Clash
The Montana State University Grizzlies and the State College Bobcats announced plans to resume athletic relations with aGrizzly Bobcat football game in 1926 in Missoula on Thanksgiving Day. The agreement follows a conference meeting at the Silver Bow club with Chancellor Brannon presiding and aims to honor alumni wishes while balancing Northwest, Rocky Mountain and Pacific Coast rules as well as Bozeman climate and lab demands.
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Montana State University Grizzlies
State College Bobcats
Butte
M. A. Brannon
University of Montana
State University
Clapp
Bozeman
Grizzly-Bobcat
Bute
Brannon
Grizzly-Bobcat Fame
Missoula
Silver Bow Club
H. Clapp
J. P. Rowe
University
A. K E. Atkinson
D. B&b. Schwingle
State College
Ott Romney
Bobcat
Stannon
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain Conference
Grizzly
Coolidge Seeks Support to Sustain Veto on Pay Bill
President Coolidge presses for senate to sustain his veto of the postal pay increase bill. He convened Republican leaders at the White House urging unity to avoid enacting a revenue measure before funding the pay raise, arguing it harms economy policy and delays spending decisions.
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Washington
Coolidge
Senate
White House
Kaibab deer roundup ends in spectacular failure
A massive drive to herd thousands of deer from the Kaibab preserve across the Grand Canyon collapsed amid heavy snow. George McCormick led a limited party of Navajo riders and cowboys. Zane Grey and 20 film crew members witnessed the setback as deer scattered and no herd formed despite reports of about 1000 deer sighted.
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Associated Press
Flagstaff
Ariz
Southwest
George MacCormick
Kaibab
Grand Canyon
Zane Grey
Lee's Ferry
Colorado River
McCormick
Mr. Grey
Gold Wave Holds Steady In Butte For Another Day
Cold wave keeps Butte under extreme lows with 26 degrees below at night and 19 below the day’s high. Park street autos parked in garages as sidewalks and storefronts seek shelter from sub zero temperatures. Weather office notes the 26 below reading ties the record since 1919 aside from one earlier exception.
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Butte
Park Street
Salvation Army
Hennessy’s
Symon's
Woolworth’s
Calkins
Main and Park
Kiutte
Milwaukee Railway
Harrowton Weat
Inontana
Pacific Coast
Idaho
Duols
Helena
Weather Office
Butte Anaconda Shops To Stay Open Christmas Eves
Anaconda and Butte retail districts plan extended evening hours through Christmas. Stores selling clothing, jewelry, hardware, fur, millinery, electrical supplies, and gift items will open until nine each night starting tonight, with some venues adding extra evenings for six days. Wholesale houses are excluded from the extra hours.
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Anaconda
Butte
Menal Hows
Letters In Court Tie McCoy Murder Case To Infidelity
The Los Angeles trial of Kid McCoy for the murder of Mrs Theresa Mors features defense claims of delayed prosecution testimony. Letters from Mors to Roy Davis reveal threats and fear of murder and insanity linked to McCoy’s relationship with Mors, including pleas to have him stopped and notes about money to “buy him off.”
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Associated Prose
Los Angeles
Kid McCoy
Theresa Mors
Faw
Mors
F. A. Andreanni
McCoy
Roy Davis
Santa Barbara
Davis
Davie
Davia
Ban Las Oblepo
Antigue
Selby (McCoy
Cunningham to Describe Montana to Nation on Dec 22
Helena December 11 Harry K Cunningham of Helena Montana Life Insurance Co will broadcast Dec 22 evening from WCO Minneapolis describing Montana resources and development outlook under Montana month publicity with Northwestern rails. Western radios should tune to 417 meters.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Harry Kk. Cunningham
Montana Life Insurance Company
Montana
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Itme
Cunningham
WCO
Three Men in Smelter City Under Doctor Care
Three men from Anaconda and Georgetown suffer severe cold injuries after a Monday cold snap. Brown and Burris from Anaconda are hospitalized with badly frozen hands and serious complications. Swanson of Georgetown suffers eye injuries from a mine shop explosion. Brown may face amputation. Swanson was treated in Anaconda after the blast.
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Georgetown
Anaconda
William ©. Brown
C. B. Burris
Nels Swanson
Burris
Brown
Swanson
St. Ann’s Hospital
Front Street
Panama
Beausoliel and
Bentley
Alder
Third Streets
Mr. Swanson
Nels Pearson
Timber Company
Two Hunters Escape Freezing Near Yellowstone Blizzard
Peter Anderson twenty six of Jardine and William Weaver twenty six of Pmigrant were lost in a blizzard while hunting near Yellowstone. They narrowly escaped death from freezing with possible finger and toe amputations being reported as readers learned here today.
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Livingston
Yellowstone National Park
Peter Anderson
Jardine
William Weaver
Mine Explosion Kills Three in Burnett Washington
Three men die and three are missing after a blast at Pacific Coast Coal mine in Burnett 29 miles southeast of Tacoma. Injured are Harry Humecke and R Lazarus with the latter mildly hurt. Missing include Elmer Landis and EB Ridley and HB J Rush.
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Associated Prensa
Tacoma
Wash
Pacific Coast Coal Company
Burnett
Here
King's Address Adopted in Commons Amid Tariff Debate
The House of Commons adopted the king's address by 339 to 151. Premier Baldwin and Churchill spoke on Europe’s economic recovery and imperial reform. Baldwin defended planned tariff reductions while rejecting food taxation. Snowden and Lloyd George attacked the premier’s approach as a general tariff.
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Associated Press
London
House of Commons
William Wedgewood Benn
Baldwin
Churchill
House
Europe
Commons
Mach
Maldwin
Act Ag
Phillip Snowden
Lloyd George
Stresemann Unable to Form Ministry in Germany
Berlin Dec 17 President Ebert must seek another path after Gustav Stresemann fails to assemble a new government. Centrist opposition blocks a bourgeois cabinet. clerical and democratic allies resist a right party only ministry, stalling the formation effort.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Ebert
Gustav Stresemann
Dr. Stresemann
Marx
Center
Right
De Molays In Butte Help Christmas Club Rally
More than 150 members of the Butte De Molay chapter volunteered vegetables and fruit to boost Salvation Army Christmas baskets. The group voted to support the Christmas club and deliver edibles to the Salvation Army for Sunday distribution. Donations of canned goods and side dishes are accepted at Symons, Hone nessy, and the business fire station booths.
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Salvation Army
Butte
de Molay
Butte Christmas Club
Butte de Molays
Christmas Club
Orville Chan
Cellor
Flutte
de Molays
Masonic Temple
Ofgonkers
New Movement
Symons
Honenessy
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Mary Dorothy Kelley
Henry C. Keresey
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Morg
Goy
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Loyd George
Stresemann
Ministry
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