Rules in Vogue for Candidates
Helena December 22 rules for state office candidates set by Secretary of State Charles T Stewart require filing a declaration with the secretary of state before petition circulation. After filing, petitions must be completed and filed 20 days before the primary, which would be April 23 1920 unless a court decision changes it. Petitions must show two percent of the party vote in one tenth of all precincts in at least seven counties with not more than 1000 names, though extra names may reduce duplication risk.
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Helena
Charles T. Stewart
Funeral for William Luplow at Butte Lodge Chapel
The funeral for William Luplow, 48, will be held this afternoon at 2 30 at the Butte Lodge funeral chapel under the auspices of Lodge No 240 B P O E. Interment will be in Mountain View cemetery.
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Lodge
Luplow
William
Also
Butte Lodge
Mountain View Cemetery
Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Katie Carlston pending relatives
The funeral for Mrs. Katie Carlston is not yet finalized awaiting relatives. Her remains lie at the Daniels and Bilboa undertaking parlors as authorities prepare a later funeral announcement.
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Carlston
Katie Carlston
Daniels & Bilboa Undertaking
Sullivan and Gildea funeral notices in Los Angeles
The remains of James F. Sullivan aged 27 who died in Los Angeles will be shipped to Butte for interment. John Gildea aged 45 died yesterday and funeral planned at his sister Mire Dan Gallagher 603 South Warren Street at a time to be announced.
Sectional Meetings Studying Road Questions in Montana
Helena Dec 22 The state highway commission executive committee met to discuss holding sectional meetings across the state to explain proposed road construction and a 1920 plan. No definite programs or sites were set, but gatherings will be arranged as officials see fit. John Edy announced new highway engineering schools for commission employees.
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Helena
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Commission
John Edy
Senate confirms Walsh of Missoula for collector
Helena Dec 22 A Washington dispatch says the nomination of James A Walsh of Missoula to be collector of internal revenue for Montana was confirmed by the senate just before adjournment Saturday night and he is expected to assume duties on January 1.
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Helena
Washington Dispatch
James A. Walsh
Missoula
Internal Revenue
Montana
Senate
Contagious diseases gone in county for winter
Dillon reports a winter with no contagious diseases for the first time in years. Frigid conditions eased fuel shortages, thawing weather melted the Legion ice rink, and returning soldiers will restart the rink project. Mrs. Cecil Whetmore, wife of a Centennial rancher, died at Curtiss hospital after months there. she leaves her husband three children and other relatives. Funeral services were held at St James Episcopal church.
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Dillon
Frank Hazelbaker
County Fuel Administration
American Legion
Cecil Whetmore
Curtiss Hospital
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Tax return blanks to be mailed for 1919 income levy
Helena reports that blank forms for 1919 income tax returns will be mailed from state headquarters after January 1 to those required to pay the federal levy. Some taxpayers are not yet known to the internal revenue department, but failure to receive a blank does not excuse the filing obligation.
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Helena
Internal Revenue Department
Schilling Tea flavors advertised nationwide
Four flavors of Schilling Tea Japan Ceylon India Oolong English Breakfast offered in parchmyn lined moisture proof sachets. Sold at grocers nationwide by Schilling Co San Francisco.
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Schilling
Japan
Ceylon
India
Schilling & Co
San Francisco
New Montana Tax Forms Sent To Counties
Montana assessors receive updated tax forms including a single totals sheet and eight detailed schedules for merchants bankers and farmers. Mine owners must file two schedules covering net proceeds and equipment. All counties must adopt the forms to list taxable property. forms require triplicate filing and county state board transmission.
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Halena
Montana
John Sdgerton
State Board of Equalization
Legislative Assembly
State Board
Helena News Roundup Covers Salaries and Legal Appeals
The state compensation board awarded Mrs. Mary Agnes Butler a lump sum of 4225 after her husband died in Anaconda. Montana officials discuss faculty salary increases at the University of Montana. The American Legion seeks to reopen Franklin Sullivan’s bar admission ruling. W A Clark donates two watercolor mining scenes to the State Historical Library. Farmers and Mechanics Bank plans a depot district opening, boosting Helena banks to seven. Northwestern Packing accelerates East Helena plant construction with spring work and large job creation.
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Helena
State Compensation Board
Mary Agnes Butler
Anaconda
C. H. Clapp
School of Mines
E. C. Elliott
University of Montana
State Supreme Court
The
American Legion
Frank Sullivan
Butte Post
Sullivan
W. A. Clark
Butte
State Historical Library
Clark
New York City
Grasshopper Creek
Farmers and Mechanics’ State Bank
Depot
Goodyear
Union Bank
Andrew Boyd
Northwestern Packing Company
East Helena
Elk killings in Park county top expected total
Park county records show about 4000 elk killed in the 1919 season ending Christmas Day. Game Warden K W Nelson, who has checked way bills along the Park branch, estimates the tally is about 1000 more than other observers have put it.
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Livingston
Park County
K. W. Nelson
Park
Dillon Man Pleads Guilty in Liquor Theft Case
Chester Casey pleaded guilty to breaking into a building to steal liquor and received a prison sentence of three to six years. Al Franklin was sentenced to one to two years and paroled, while Hoerning was released.
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Dillon
Chester Casey
al Franklin
Hoerning
Disease in Montana Alerts on Smallpox and Scarlet Fever
Helena December 22. The weekly state health board report notes slight increases in smallpox and scarlet fever cases. Dr J J Sippy, state epidemiologist, urges vigilance for any rash and prompt reporting.
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Helena
State Health Board
J. J. Sippy
Petitioners file cash bond in Judith Basin county hearing
Lewistown December 22 hears petition for the creation of Judith Basin county. Petitioners filed a cash bond of 5000 dollars to proceed. Evidence on petition sufficiency to be offered tomorrow.
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Lewistown
Judith Basin County
Fire marshal appeals to prevent Christmas fires
Helena December 22 R S Mentrum state fire marshal urges citizens to help prevent fires this season. He asks that no cotton batting or tissue paper be used in decorations.
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Helena
Mentrum
Mrs Woodcock Trial Delayed Until January
San Francisco judge postponed the murder trial of Mrs. Alice Harris Woodcock charged in the killing of newspaper employee Edward Kelly. The case will resume in January before Judge Louis Ward of the superior court.
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San Francisco
Alice Harris Woodcock
Edward Kelly
Louis Ward
Superior Court
Berger to Try Again for Seat in Congress
Victor L. Berger, re-elected to the Fifth district after his expulsion, said he will go to Washington on January 5 to claim his seat. He returns as he seeks to resume duties in the U S House of Representatives.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Victor L. Berger
Washington
Women of Nebraska to fight high cost of living
Lincoln Nebraska December 22 women of Nebraska are urged by the Lincoln Woman's club to wage an active campaign against the rising cost of living.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
Lincoln Woman's Club
Royal Arch Masons to Hold Triennial Convention in Asheville
An announcement from Asheville North Carolina dated December 22 states the triennial convention of the grand lodge Royal Arch Masons of the United States will be held in Asheville in September 1921.
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Asheville
N. C
Grand Lodge, Royal Arch Masons
United States
Dillon Sees Bootlegger Ring Busted In Liquor Theft Wave
Sheriff C K Wyman and Deputy Mooney arrested four men Chester Casey Clarence Hoerning Al Franklin after months of liquor thefts in Dillon. Clarence Berry was jailed Saturday. Joe Walsh faced bootlegging charges but was not involved with basement or cellar thefts and was bound over on $250.
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Dillon
C. K. Wyman
Mooney
Chester Casey
Clarence Hoerning
al Franklin
Clarence Berry
Joe Walsh
Walsh
Livingston News Briefs Quiet Holiday Travel and Legal Update
B F Emerson left for Los Angeles and San Diego to spend the winter. Peter W Nicholson of Webster City Iowa visits Dr and Mrs F M Nelson. An affidavit disqualifies Judge A P Stark in a 100000 damage suit against John A Lovelace et al. case to be heard at the January term. Miss Ruth McHaffie teaches at Wilsall and returns for Christmas. Mr and Mrs H G Bartlett plan a four month coast trip via Seattle Los Angeles and Honolulu to visit relatives. Miss Helen Johnson arrives from Conrad for Christmas. A small fire damages Thomas Conway’s South Yellowstone residence but is quickly controlled with minor damage.
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Livingston
B. F. Emerson
Los Angeles
San Diego
Peter W. Nicholson
Webster City
Iowa
F. M. Nelson
Mr. Nicholson
Mrs. Nelson
James Keeton
John A. Lovelace
A. P. Stark
Ruth McHaffie
Wilsall
Missoula
H. G. Bartlett
California
Honolulu
Seattle
P. H. Thompkins
Frank Shupe
Helen Johnson
Conrad
C. E. Johnson
Thomas Conway
South
Yellowstone Street
Ellis Island probe moves to force report on conditions
Representative Siegel of the house immigration committee told the Federal club that the panel will press Secretary Wilson to provide a full report on Ellis Island conditions. Fellow lawmakers Johnson Vaile and Baker spoke with him, and the quartet then departed for Washington.
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New York
Siegel
House Committee On Immigration
Federal Club
Wilson
Ellis Island
Johnson
Vaile
Baker
Washington
Oil Prices Jump As Pittsburg Market Raises Rates
On December 22 in Pennsylvania the Pittsburg market pushed all grades of Dees oil up 25 cents per barrel as leading purchasing agencies boosted prices.
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Pittsburgee Et
Coal arrives for Helena as cold weather looms
Three cars of Bear Creek coal reached Helena today with Utah coal two cars received. Mayor John Dryburgh says wood-cutting operations near Rimini will pause as wood demand falls. State fuel administrator M. H. Gerry Jr. notes coal moves slowly in Montana and urges early procurement before severe cold sets in.
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Helena
Bear Creek
John Dryburgh
Utah
Rimini
Montana
M. H. Gerry Jr
Victor park ranger named to European typhus study panel
R. R. Parker of Victor Montana has been selected as one of three members to travel to Europe with the International Red Cross for a study on typhus transmission. He will join Dr. S. B. Wolbach of Harvard and Dr. James F. E. Todd of McGill. They will depart from Harvard around January 10 for Poland.
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Missoula
R. R. Parker
Victor
Mont
Europe
International Red Cross
Parker
S. B. Wolbach
Harvard
James FE. Todd
McGill University of Montreal
Harvard University
Poland
Seattle Cleaning House Targeting City Joints
Seattle police report a mass cleanup with over 170 people seized by 8 am as crowds were rounded up in cider joints. Dozens carried Industrial Workers of the World cards amid a multi day operation following a rush of arrests Saturday and Sunday.
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Seattle
Wash
Industrial Workers of the World
Soviet ark Buford to be followed by second red deportees voyage
New York dispatch reports the Buford carrying 249 radical deportees sailed toward an unnamed Russian port yesterday. Officials say a second arkload of reds will follow before the Buford lands, per the latest information available.
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New York
Buford
Illinois Governor Denounces Socialism in New York Address
Gov. Frank O. Lowden of Illinois, seeking the Republican presidential nomination, attacked socialism and communism in New York tonight. He argued the Pilgrim Fathers proved the futility of these doctrines by showing Plymouth Rock favored a communistic state.
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New York
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Pilgrim Fathers
Plymouth Rock
Actually Removes Hair Roots Like Magic Phelactine Ad
A magazine style advertisement touts phe lactine as a harmless method to pull hair roots from the skin leaving it smooth. It claims no odor no irritation and safety for children while promising quick easy use with a small stick from the druggist.
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