Solemn High Mass Celebrations Planned for Christmas Day
Christmas services will fill churches in Butte with solemn high Masses. Clergy from Helena and local parishes will lead multiple celebrations, including St Patrick's and Joseph's churches, with children receiving first communion at the children's Mass. Parish events and weddings feature, as well as a bazaar closing, with priests from Helena and nearby towns aiding in services.
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al Fomasses
Butts
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Father Tracey
St. Patrick's Church
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Martha Har Fington
St. Patrick's Thuret
Lambertus
Welena Hospital
Bolemn
Joseph's Church
Eland
Sedan
Chidren
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Plaine Thompson
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Michael J. Dwyer
John Logan
Charen St. John
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Heth Bennett
Maxine O'Connor
Lavern Pratt
Helen Sylvester
Catherine Odore
Louie McGee
Brand
Sacred Heart
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New York
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Iona
Callahan Club
St Mary's Sodarity
Father Barry
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St. Lawrence
Father Matens
Father Daly
Father Burke
St. Mary's Church
Father English
St. Paul
Imported souvenir promotion at West Park store
An advertisement touts an imported souvenir offer to every customer who spends ML or more at the West Park shop. Mayer provides a choice of an imported mahogany cake plate as the free gift, aiming to entice purchases.
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Mayer
West Park
Better corn culture stimulated by show
Montana corn growers showcase strong displays at national corn show in St. Paul. 186 exhibits from 19 counties and 28 boy farmers contribute to a winning image for Montana. James J. Hill backs agricultural progress. experts from North Dakota praise Montana as part of the corn belt. show aims to push higher quality corn across the Northwest.
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Montana
St. Paul
James J. Hill
Rman
Butte
D. B Wheeler
Great Northern
Hiate
North Dakota
Flint
James
Northwest
Western travel outlook: 1916 to be heavy says Buffalo agent
Te Wright of Buffalo railroad booking agency reports the discovery of America and recent expositions will push Western travel to a heavy year in 1916. Eastern tourists, newly acquainted with the West, become enthusiasts and promoters. Agencies spend large sums advertising Western attractions, with many travelers from the Atlantic coast and East of the Midwest now acting as missionaries for the West.
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America
le Wright
Buffalo
Finlen
Mr. Wright
Fifth Avenue
New York
Montana
Western States
Atlantic Coast
Middle West
Wert
American expert calls U S note to Austria clumsy
Berlin report quotes Dr. Ignaz Jastrow of Bet In university on Austro-Hungarian reply to the Ancona case The German trained jurist says the American note was clumsy while urging documentary proof from the United States and predicting possible diplomatic exchanges before any break in relations He questions Austria's strict legal approach and suggests practical considerations may guide Germany in handling the dispute with America.
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London
Ignaz Jastrow
Bet
Associated Press
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Jostrow
Burlan
Austria
Washington
America
Jastrow
Germany
Ol1egh Mead Dies At Grove City College President
Dr Alexander T Ormond aged 67 president of Grove City College died suddenly near Grove City Pennsylvania after being struck while riding in an automobile. He was Princeton trained and served as philosophy chair for 39 years and was a friend of President Wilson. In Cambridge seven men drowned when the Lady Have rington capsized in a gale and sank. Captain Parker manned the rescue attempt aboard the Bugeye Bush but his boat nearly capsized.
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Alexander T. Ormond
Grove City, College
Here
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Ormond
Princeton
Find
Wilson
Cambridge
Chesapeake Bay
Gay
Lady Haverington
Oxford
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War on the coyote and absinthe shipments planned in states
Federal inspectors monitor interstate absinthe shipments from Oregon Washington Idaho as western saloons stock the French spirit amid prohibition. Coyotes blamed for rabies outbreaks prompt Montana western states to mobilize bounties, hunters, and state health actions. Presidential primary and delegate races stir Montana politics with Wilson and Marshall likely on the Democratic ballot. GOP faces broad delegate field and notable figures seeking nominations.
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Butte
Oregon
Wastinton
Idaho
Washington
Tve
United States
State Food Board
Charles Henderson
Department of Agriculture
Montana
Bigegams
de Hart
Viaho
Conscience money returned to hotel man after years
A letter from an unsigned sender in Minneapolis offered two ten dollar bills as full payment for a laundry bill left at the Finte hotel. Proprietor James Pinsen accepted the money and sent it to the Joshers fund. Clerks recall no sender, and the note spoke of a five year desire to end the matter.
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Finte
Nee-Strick
Minneapolis
Finten
Joshers
Hunters report poor luck for ninrods season
Word from Gardiner to Ovando county notes hunters returning from the final hunting season tired with limited success. Snow hindered stalking and tracking, elk near protected status, and only near Gardiner and the Gallatin area saw heavier hunting. AG Pomexter announced Henrys camp in Gallatin county was hunting when the season closed last Wednesday. wild fowl season ends January 1.
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Vaniai~ Ing
Gardiner
Shente Calatin Sae
National Park
Pather
Ovando
Henry
Thompson Accuses Police of Chicago as Grafters
Chicago mayor William Hale Thompson charges the police department with shielding criminals and grafters amid a surge in crime including robberies and hold ups. He says the department is rotten and honeycombed with grafters and vows an immediate cleanup, even at personal risk.
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Thompson
Chicago
A Real Christmas Gift From Anaconda Standard
A subscription to the Anaconda Standard is pitched as a year long gift at 87 for six months or 875 per year. Remittance should include names and addresses of recipients and the desired start date. Standard Publishing Co. of Anaconda Montana promotes gifts. Also advertised are men’s dress gloves priced around 1.10 to 1.75.
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Anaconda Standard
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Silver’s
North Main Street
Peace at any price and Burgoyne jokes in city classroom
A south side history class recited Burgoyne’s campaign and a pupil quipped that Burgoyne was an Englishman who ignored advice, insisting on his own way even if defeated. The piece critiques peace party rhetoric and references a humorous editorial mindset of the era.
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South Side
United States
Hitory
Burgoyne
Buroyne
Former Mayor Smith Becomes Yakima Editor at Toppenish Tribune
Former Mayor Clarence A. Smith is named editor and publisher of the Toppenish Tribune in Toppenish Washington. The Christmas edition is 28 pages, richly illustrated, on book paper, and reflects solid advertising patronage with a credible appearance. Smith shows impartiality toward political parties and plans to deliver a better paper. The note quotes his pledge to subscribers to provide a good newspaper.
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Clarence A. Smith
Toppenish Tribune
Toppenish, Wash
Yakima Valley
Toppenish
Toppensh
German troop movement toward western front reported
Paris dispatch says masses of German troops have moved through Rhine towns toward the western front recently as news reaches here after reopening of the frontier at Cone stance and the Lindau frontier.
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Illinois suffragists denied voting for presidential delegates
Chicago December 19 suffragists learned that Attorney General P J Lucey ruled Illinois women cannot vote for delegates to presidential conventions. Trinola Equal Suffrage association argued that women already vote for credential electors and should participate in nominating party candidates. The opinion accompanied an election calendar noting ambiguities in primary and election laws.
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P. J. Lucey
Trinola Equal Suffrage Association
Lucey
President grants 69 day respite for GW Winegh
St Louis dispatch reports President Wilson has granted a 69 day respite for GW Winegh, serving a five year term in Fort Leavenworth for alleged malls fraud in Mississippi and Alabama land sales. A pardon petition is under consideration to allow time for case review.
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Greek government protests Saloni ki fortifications by allied forces
Athens government lodges formal protest with Entente powers over fortification of Saloniki by allied forces, as reported by the London Reuters correspondent.
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London
Athens
Reuter Telegram
Saloniki
Édouard Vaillant Dies in Paris at 76
Paris pec 19 Édouard Vaillant, a longtime member of the chamber of deputies from the department of the Beine, died at age 76. He was first elected to the chamber in 1893.
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Édourd’ Vaillant
Chamber of Deputies
the Beine
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