Mitchell silent on his next step in court-martial case
Blanton of Texas seeks restoration of the colonel to proper rank and LaGuardia of New York calls for a maximum 30 day penalty for 96th article of war violations. Reid of Illinois heads ice and defense staff urging unified air service. Case to be reviewed by the War Department and then sent to the president for decision early next year.
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Blanton
Texas
Florenlo la Guardia
New York
Frank R. Reid
Reblican
Illinois
Ice & Defense
War and Navy
Army
Navy
Ohnc
Air Service
War Department
Aim
White House
Andina
Review Board
Secretary of War
Two Forms Death Penalty in Kentucky
Kentucky uniquely maintains two death penalties, hanging for crimes against women and electrocution for murder. The 1920 legislature revived hanging, with a Lexington execution recently as the first under the act. Clerk Goodman of the Kentucky Court of Appeals says the revival has deterred unlawful killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Kentucky
Lexington
Goodman
Entucky Court of Appeals
Funeral services for Peter Niva held at Duggan's parlors
Peter Niva's funeral was conducted yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock by Rev. M. D. Hudtioff at Duggan's parlors. Interment followed in Mountain View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Niva
Duggan
M. D. Hudtioff
Mountain View Cemetery
Hayden Infant Remains Shipped For Services
The remains of infant Harlyn e Hayden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W Hayden, were shipped this morning to Missoula for services and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden
Harlyne
Ralph W. Hayden
Missoula
Death Notice of Robert Owens Railroad Man
The remains of the late Robert Owens, a well known railroad man, are at the Daly Shea mortuary. Time and place of funeral will be announced later.
Postoffice braces for peak letter and parcel flood
Butte post office braces for a peak in letter and parcel mail as rush week begins. Officials cite Dec 22 1925 and prior days showing rising totals and warn 10 000 incoming or outgoing packages may pass today with insured shares around 9 000. The staff of 36 clerks 37 carriers and others work through heavy loads at main station and Station A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Ce
Butte
Procel
Brimacombe
Pearce
South Butte
Prospecting Finds Gold in British Columbia Claim
Seattle report on William G. Grady and partner Hugh Ford who mined Gold Pan creek claims in Casalar country last summer. They worked 50 days and produced about $30 per shovel daily, with Grady carrying roughly $10,000 in gold nuggets on his way to visit his mother in Eastern Canada.
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Seattle
Willam G. Grady
Gold Pan Creek
Casalar
British Columbia
Grady
Hugh Ford
Canada
Bertrand and Korby Obituaries From Local Notices
Undertakers Bertrand reports Matt J Bertrand 69 died at 2234 Dakota Street with remains at Sherman Reed funeral home. Korby Otto Korby rests at 423 Fast Granite Street and services Sunday at 2 pm with Rev S P Martin at Sherman Reed chapel, interment Mountain View cemetery.
Angove Funeral Notices At Mount Moriah Cemetery
The Angove family announces the funeral of Elizabeth EB Angove from the Columbia Gardens residence at 1:30 PM to St Johns Episcopal Church for a 2 PM service conducted by Rev C F Chapman. Interment Mount Moriah. A second notice for Mary J Angove, wife of Richard Angove, sets a 2:30 PM service from 1539 South Gaylord Street to Mountain View M E Church for a 3 PM service by Rev C L Clifford. Interment Mount Moriah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
William Ford
West Quarts Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Holy Cross Cemeery
Pioneer figures linked to South Montana Street
Joseph Richards and George T. Wade are noted as pioneers in a historic summary tying their names to a South Montana Street context. The brief item mentions a phone number 307 and associates Fred I with the narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Richards
Ance Pioneer Aere
George T
Wade Fred I
South
Montana
Big Displays of Shoes and Hats in City Stores
A feature on the crowded millinery and shoe displays along Park Street and Main Street details the variety of hat shapes, fitting challenges, and fashion trends. Experts note the need for skilled fitters to avoid ill results, and describe styles from Merry Widow to large Windsor hats, with Christmas demand boosting sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage
Gainsborough
Josie Manafield
Board's action sparks protests over new eighth grade exams
Rural and city educators challenge a state board order mandating examinations in ten subjects for seventh and eighth graders. Critics warn the plan costs and narrows curriculum, risking overemphasis on likely test topics and undermining broad, lasting education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H.douglass
Catherine Harrington
Margaret Hogan
Della Gibbons
University plans special levy plan and student honors
The board announced a one year plan for a special levy tied to the pentathlon winner who earns a four year scholarship. Herrick hall was named in honor of Una B Herrick dean of women. Alumni aided Dornblazer field and grandstand in Missoula. Professor Whitlock and George Patten will seek supreme court guidance on levy proceeds and expenses of experiment stations and extension work. The suit argues general funds should cover these costs, freeing levy proceeds for teaching units.
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Una B. Herrick
Herrick Hall
Dornblazer Field
Missoula
Whitlock
University School of Law
George Patten
Bozeman
Supreme Court
Brannon
Four Hoey children die in Holden fire
Four children of John J Hoey were burned to death in a Holden fire that destroyed the Hoey home. The eldest was a 15 year old girl and three boys aged about 11 9 and 7. Mrs Hoey and her baby Mary were seriously burned. The father and a farm hand escaped injury.
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Associated Press
Holden
Mass
John J. Hoey
Hoey
Senate Battles on World Court Debate Across Senate
Senator Borah blasts any proponent who would back the world court due to party platform, while Senator Walsh argues adherence imposes no obligations beyond shared costs. He contends the court rests on its own bottom separate from the League of Nations and Versailles treaty, and warns that ratification would not guarantee peace or bind the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
United States Senate
Walsh
United States
League of Nations
Montana
League
Court
The
Permanent Court of International Justice
Village Terrorized by Band of Robbers in Dows
State agents and local officers hunted seven to eight men who raided Dows Savings Bank early today, blasting vaults and taking about 10000 dollars in cash and 29000 in bonds. Residents came under fire as the robbers fled, but no getaway details or car description could be confirmed. Fingerprint work planned to aid identification.
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Dows
Iowa
Dows Savings Bank
Committee Hears of Liquor FlOO for Debate
Evidence Is Costly. The committee reviewed last June’s assignment of Edward C. Birgfeld to probe alleged prohibition violations at the Mayflower hotel in Washington. Birgfeld and Cola M. Marly submitted expenses of 963.86 and described posing as a wealthy clubman to gain information, with purchases of old smuggler Scotch and cocktails at a banquet. Hotel staff implicated included Jules R. Venice and Rinaldo Blasi, who were later acquitted in criminal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Birgfeld
Mayflower
Washington
Birgfeld
Jules R. Venice
Rinaldo Blasi
Venezuelan General Fined After Cane Duel in Paris
Gen Julio Hidalgo a Venezuelan officer and ex governor of Caracas faced court after a cane duel with Col Aristides Galavis in Paris. Galavis claimed a personal grudge stemming from a prior jail sentence and shaving of hair. The court fined Galavis 300 francs and warned of imprisonment for further disturbance.
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Paris
Julio Hidalgo
Venezuela
Caracas
Gare St. Lazare
Canes
Aristides Galavis
Galavis
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Mitchell
West Renee Flowerphone
Undertakers
Women’s Relief Corps
Lincoln Corps
W. c
John W. Masterson
White's Chapel
Lincoln Post
No. 2
White's
Sam R. White
South Main Street
Gosselin & Harkins
William J. Pengelly
East Park Street
Larry Duggan
North Main Street
Dalyshea Company Mortuary
Idaho
M. J. Walsh CO
Pameral Directors of
Embalmera
Ene
Weat Park Street
Bertrand
Dakota Street
Matthew J. Bertrand
Sherman & Reed Funeral Home
Sherman & Reed
Sherman & Ed
Broadway and
Arsena
C. F. Chapman
Sullivan
Bignell
Franklin J. Pierce
Park Street
Main Street
Data
Burnsides
Ragsdale
Senate
Winter Garden
Tonigh
Ervin Wilber
Sherman, Clay Co
KFOA
Wash
Mr. Wilber
Ray Angwin
Jimmie Chatham
Wein
Weins
Commence
Erro A
Risa Montanas
Mens Store
Thompson & Sons
Utah Ave
M. J. B. Cottee
Krause’s
Tan
Rotana Club
Galen
Chamber of Commerce
Margaret W. Shannon
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