Two Troops of Boy Scouts Organized in Anaconda
The Christian church hosted a meeting forming two Boy Scout troops in Anaconda with 48 boys, eight per patrol, aiming to grow to four troops. Officers elected include Dr. C. C. Albright president and S. A. Wallace vice president. The age limit is 12, with plans to recruit 40 to 60 local sponsors for support.
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Christian Church
C. C. Albright
A. Wallace
A. R. Gilpin
Anaconda
Mem Fship
Scout Law Principles and Virtues Emphasized in Guidance
The passage outlines Scout Law values focusing on helpfulness, friendship, nonviolence, obedience to authorities, cheerfulness, thrift, bravery, cleanliness, and reverence. It emphasizes striving to save from harm, respecting beliefs, and maintaining good conduct in body, speech, and actions. The tone reflects a traditional, instructional guide for youth behavior.
Minstrel Maids at the Imperial Sunday Night
Grace M. Russell and her Merry Minstrel Maids headline an Anaconda Imperial engagement. The clean girl show, after Broadway runs in Butte, offers one 8:30 PM performance exceeding two hours with popular prices and strong audience appeal.
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Anaconda Theater
Grace M. Russell
Butte
Imperial Theater
Elks Plan Watch Meeting on New Year’s Eve at Mabel Hall
The Elks lodge in Mabel hall prepares a New Year’s Eve watch gathering with a named committee. The program includes a ceremonial countdown to the new year and refreshments after, with coffee served and a pledge of elk’s milk by enthusiastic members.
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Mabel Hall
Cadwell
Church Employs Special Barber for Choir Boys
New York report notes St George's Episcopal Church has a barber shop for its choir boys to ensure uniform appearance. The feature was announced by Rector Rev Karl Ireland who said the barber attends Saturday mornings and Sundays before services. The church received endowment from the late J P Morgan.
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New York
St. George's Episcopal Church
J.P. Morgan
Karl R. ‘Ireland
Cuban Women Seek Vote Organize For Equality And Peace
A letter from Havana reports Cuban women forming the Partido Popular Feminista with the slogan equality for sexes and peaceful aims. They ask Mrs. Raymond Brown to become honorary president of New York state suffrage efforts.
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New York
Raymond Brown
New York State
Partido Popular Feminista
Gloves for Gifts Presents from Anaconda glove sellers offer certificates and selections
A local glove section promotes gift options including glove certificates and a broad range of gloves. It highlights Trefousse and Copper City styles, price points from $1.50 to $8.78, and notes a large assortment of kid and knit mittens for children.
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Anaconda
Copper City
Avon
Osborne
Conditional pardon for convicted chief granted in Seattle case
Governor Ernest Lister signed the conditional pardon for ex chief Wappenstein of Seattle and four other penitentiary inmates. Wappenstein must not reside in Seattle during the pardon period, likely living on a farm near Seattle, with provisions framed by Rev. Mathews and Warden Drum. Other pardons went to Fred Morrow, W L Davis, Harry Bowinkeiman and Harold Barrow under similar conditions.
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Olympia
Wash
Ernest Lister
W. Wappenstein
Seattle
State Penitentiary
Wappenstein
Mark A. Mathews
Henry Drum
Fred Morrow
Spokane
W. L. Davis
Chelan
Harry Bowinkeiman
Yakima County
Harold Barrow
King County
Gill
Cincinnati
Night by E. Jones at 400 000 acre ranch
A fragment describes E. Jones as manager of a 400 000 acre ranch spanning Chi huahua and Tabasco. It notes cattle will be transported by water to Gal.
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E. ‘. Jones
Chihuahua
Tabasco
British press regrets cabinet decision on pavilion at Panama-Pacific
London reports regret over Britain's refusal to fund an official pavilion at the Panama-Pacific exposition. The Unionist Evening Standard condemns expense blocking celebration. Westminster Gazette notes risk of U S perception. parties to push parliamentary committee to readdress matter.
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London
Evening Standard
Westminster Gazette
United States
Great Britain
House of Sammons
Teaching of Eugenics Will Kill Off the Race
Chicago speech by Bird Coler, former New York City comptroller, warns eugenics teaching in public schools will destroy the race in 18 to 19 years based on birth-rate data. He criticizes sex hygiene efforts as dangerous to children and calls for government protection of maternal and public health standards. The report also notes telegraphers at St Louis San Francisco line vote on a strike over wages an eight hour day and Sunday double time amid rail traffic disputes.
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Chicago
Dee
Bird
Coler
New York City
Industrial Club of
College For Women
Springfield
St. Louis
San Francisco
Raile Fond
Doll Dresses and All Ap parel for Dells on Sale in Millinery Department
Doll dresses and all apparel for dolls are on sale in the millinery department. The sale highlights a range of accessories and outfits for children's dolls offered at reduced prices.
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Dells
Everything for Her In This Line Hair Bands and Ornaments
An extensive display features hair bands bracelets cuff buttons rosaries rose beads lavallieres neck sockets brooches hatpins and more. Items include mesh bags genuine silver French gray finish lined and unlined shapes priced from 3 to 8 dollars with silver and gold plated bags and padding.
Stationery boxes promote linen lawn writing paper
Readable portions describe novelty boxes for linen lawn writing paper and envelopes aimed at dainty men and women, highlighting demand for stylish stationery products.
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