Needy Families Praise Joshers Band Christmas Aid
A Western spirit group named Joshere continues charity work for the poor at Christmas. The Broadway storehouse was emptied for new stock. about 280 more families will be remembered with food and essentials. The Butte Mines band performed Yuletide songs with dancers, and gratitude was extended to volunteers, Musicians Union, and Fisher Thompson for the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesern
Eupplien
Bert
Nh Odid Prospector
Boney
Josh
Bing Gemmell
Billy
Broadway
Butte Mines
Yuletide
Sybil_ Brown
Betty Sue Manley
Ann Hilary
Eva Mac Edwards
Genes Hinkley
Rose Mary Burns
Baby Barnard
Lucille Patey
Datus Rodgers
Florence Pullmer
Praia Giroux
Montana
Mary JoTaggart
Helen Spencer
Kathleen Holland
Janet Robinson
Jorhers
Musicians’ Union
Fisher Thompson
Suspected forger ring exploited city merchants
A group of men posed as payers with counterfeit checks imitating Anselmo Mining co. victims cashed 8470 dollars on average weekly wages. They bought small items and dined at various firms while police investigated, finding one man cashed a check to buy cigarettes for a card game. Firemen aided in the surrounding cleanup as the case unsettled banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peos Pie
Anselmo Mining Corporation
Vail
Boothegers
Leviathan Center Brisk Controversy
New York December 22 A heated dispute swirled over who bears responsibility for the Leviathan accident. Investigations may be opened by United States Shipping Board officials and a naval board is expected to consider the case after the holidays. The Leviathan, largest ship in the U S naval reserve, ran aground in a mut bank for seven hours yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prec
New York
William J. Love
United States Incs
United States Shipping Board
The
Shipping Board
Naval Board of Inquiry
Leviathan
United States Naval Reserve
Five hundred thousand fire damages at Roserwater shop
The Associated Press reports a blaze at the Roserwater Brothers shop factory in Long Island City caused an estimated $500000 in damage. The plant was occupied by Black and white workers. all staff escaped unharmed as flames broke out and no injuries were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Roserwater Brothers
Long Island City
Black
Wool and silk textiles on sale at discounted prices
Merchandised listing details unlined silk, wool gloves, and French kid items with price ranges from 600 to 1 and ties at 3.60. It notes new silk patterns and ribbed fabric offerings with broad price variety.
2000 Soldiers Desert Obregon War Dispatch
Descriptions of ongoing actions in Mexico report 2000 soldiers deserting Obregon. General Chao and 24 followers allegedly halted and looted a Parral Durango railway train at Sierra Del Astillero, pursued by federal cavalry. Rifles shipped from El Paso were seized during the hold up. Ignacio Enriquez, now acting Chihuahua governor, leads operations. Planes used by customs are moved for campaigns in Jalisco and Yaqui forces mobilize at Irapuate Puebla. Revolutionary and federal forces clash near Puebla as they advance toward Vera Cruz. rebels retreat toward Maitrata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernales
Chihuahua
Juares
Chihuahan
Chao
Durango
Sierra del Astiliero
Calvary
el Paso
Texas
Obregon
Ignacio Enriquez
Customs Service
Trapunto
Jalisco
Forel
Revolutioniate
Federa
Joaquin Amaro
Irapuate
Puebla
Mexico City
Eld
Eugenio Martinez
Vera Cruz
Maitrata
Society Involved In Booze Scandal Continues Page1
A liquor bootlegging raid exposed a large ring timing Christmas deliveries to flood police with fresh evidence. Over 2 500 names appeared on a confiscated list at the syndicate headquarters and a downtown office building was raided for identification ads. More than a dozen arrests of partners or employers have been made with more expected. Names of buyers on the list and legal questions remain unresolved as prosecutors weigh charges and precedent for prohibition enforcement nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peties F
Eighteen Men Arrested in Pacific Coast Bandit Ring
Eighteen men are under arrest as police seize weapons and a $40,000 haul in what is called one of the largest bandit rings to operate on the Pacific coast. Eight arrests were made today in a rooming house raid and ten more yesterday in a similar raid. names and charges of the detainees follow in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganes
Pacific
Habeas Corpus Sought to Free Alleged Bank Robber Cofron
A petition for a writ of habeas corpus seeks release of William A Cofron alias Bill Cofron held in Gallatin County jail Bozeman Montana. The filing argues unlawful imprisonment without warrant or charge tied to wholesale bank robberies across Montana and the Northwest in the past three years. Judge Law set the hearing for Friday December 3 at 10. Henry Levins represents Cofron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bozeman
Mont
Wiliam
A. Coron
Bill” Coftron
Montana
Northwest
Gallatin
BB. Law
Priday
Otlock
Henry C. Levins
Tutto
Coffron
Boe
Havre
W.S. Gorton
W.S. Gorton. Daur
Coftson
Heares
Hill County
Boreman
Jal
Justice
Ford Criticisms of Coolidge and War Dept Shift in 1920s
The article recalls Henry Ford attacking Secretary Weeks over Muscle Shoals and criticizing the Coolidge administration as unsafe from private interests. It notes Ford’s shifting stance from opposition to advocacy within months, asking how his strong early denunciations transformed into support and raising questions about influence and presidential nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Goldman
Billwood
Coolidge
Ford
Weeks
Muscle Shoals Project
Secretary of War
Madden
Congress
Ordea
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Bur Whale Dead In Coast Accident
Fragmented OCR text notes a whale death in a coast accident with scattered phrases about the body being brought ashore and inquiries into the incident. Names, dates, and clear locations are unreadable, leaving a brief coastal incident record.
Democratic women organize Montana party clubs for parity
Helena special dispatch reports Mrs C B Nolan promoting fifty fifty gender parity in Democratic party affairs across Montana. Flathead County forms the first club, the Flathead County Democratic Club, with 80 attendees at a meeting hosted by Mrs James Conlon. State Chairman J B Erickson and A J King spoke urging women to join, as the national committee backs women in party leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Montana
B. Nolan
Democratic National Committee
Flathead County
Nolan
J.B. Erickson
A. J. King
JATON WILL REVIVE BUTTE EARLY DAYS
Early Montana history note describes efforts to recount Butte and nearby communities. The event centers on a Montana gathering with focus on actual historical contact and local era reminiscences at a designated time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JATON
Butte
Butts
Orta
Bute Dblie Foruin
G. Hermon
Taina With
Montana
Suspicion Aroused By Unmistakable Odor In Cake
A young woman, amid odd circumstances, picks up a package shaped like a cake. An unmistakable odor emerges from the package, which allegedly contains liquor. Under statutes, opening the package is risky, so Joe Roberts and others decide to open it. The cake is revealed as fragrant and scented, with no explicit mention of liquor beyond the initial claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Roberts
Land Roberts
Fragments Outline Oriental Rug Department Sale
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a sale or display in an oriental rug department. The text mentions a forum and possibly a gathering or event at a department store, with uncertain references to Nassau or Neyey's. Further readable details are limited.
Daughter dies as mother, 15, remains hospitalized
In a tragic hospital incident a 15 year old daughter died while her mother aged 15 was hospitalized. Authorities are investigating the circumstances at the hospital in West AS Ba er uery. Further details from the local police and hospital officials are awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Deputies Back Premier Poincare in Confidence Vote
Paris reports the chamber of duties backed Premier Poincare with a 996 to 192 vote in a confidence motion. The session occurred early this morning as France faced political pressure and governance tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Chamber of Duties
Mier Poincare
Arizona Starts Big Power Plant Issue On River Rights
Governor defends right to develop within state boundaries as Arizona officials push plans for a large river dam. Amos A. Betts says developers must obtain a certificate of convenience and necessity before proceeding, underscoring regulatory hurdles for Giraud and associates. Climate notes show generally fair weather, with shifting temperatures through the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alates
Giraud
Thei
Federal Power Commission
Amos A. Betts
Arizona Corporation Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joshers
Joshere
York
O'Donnell
Spokane
Kennedy
Leviathan Center
Europe
American Farm Bureau Federation
W. H. Walker
California
George Starling
South Dakot
Murray D. Lincoln
Iowa
Gray Silver
Washington
Theodore M. Knapper
E. Caranwall
Vermont
Montai
Lar Men’s Store
Wein
House OF
Bretson
Vanity
Manhattan
New
Mad
Hickok
Everett
Julieta
Hart
Marx
Hl Johnson
Yenter
Democratic Party
C. B. Nolan
Neney’s
Premier Poincare
Arizona
Hhiners