Alfred Henry Lewis Dies Noted Journalist at 111
New York dispatch reports Alfred Henry Lewis journalist and writer of western stories died today at his brother’s home in New York of an intestinal disorder. He was born in Cleveland and began newspaper work in Kansas City in 1860, later gaining fame as a political writer and editor with Hearst papers and The Verdict. He authored The Sunset Trail and The Host among other works and is survived by two brothers who control the Morning Telegraph in New York.
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New York
Alfred Henry Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Chicago ‘Times
Hearst
Verdict
Ewoltville
Lewis
OK Morning Telegraph
Montana Quarantines Foot and Mouth Disease
Denver reports Montana state board of stock inspection commissioners declared a quarantine against cattle and sheep from Montana due to foot and mouth disease. The order blocks entrance of Montana stock into the state even in transit. Also noted: Chicago post office parcel post totals show a sharp rise, with six tons shipped last Sunday and Monday, setting a new local outbound tonnage record.
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Denver
State Board of Sock
Montana
Cmonso
Vee. S
Chicago
Daniel Campbell
Anaconda Theater fills to capacity with musical comedy
Anaconda News reports the 18th program at Loew's Empress Margaret theater, capacity crowds and standing room. The Empress orchestra led by Lyle Hishop, Pure fia Brothers dancing act, Joe Kelsey in a mellow character, aerialist John La Vier, and Skit by Jim Rowne and Belle Jackson drew rave notices. The miniature musical comedy Tanitarium featured strong impersonations and chorus numbers. A New Year’s night two performances are planned with reserved seating for the first show and Swarts intends weekly runs if patronage remains high.
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Loew
Empress Vaudeville Hill
Margaret Theater
Margaret
Empress Orchestra
Lyle Hishop
Fia Brothers
Joe Kelsey
Melo Gice
John la Vier
Jim Rowne
Belle Jackson
Atle Jackson
Princ ‘Ipal
Butte
Swarts
First Woman Voter Registered in Deer Lodge County
Mary Collier Johnson became the first woman in Deer Lodge County to enroll as a voter since the suffrage amendment. Clerk Ray Reardon recorded her registration number 633 and noted plans for about 800 new registrations for the spring municipal election. Her action sets a precedent for married women and prompts legal guidance on registration procedures.
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Mary Coliier Johnson
Ray Reardon
Deer Lodge
Johnson
Reunison
Kelly
Sant
Dan
Juniors win interclass tourney 65 to 7 at Anaconda High
Junior team defeats seniors 65 7 to capture the interclass basketball tournament. McKenna scored 23, Brolin 16, Tarich 14. Mayes of the seniors injured by a post collision. In other notes at St Peters gym The Dearest Foes and several films played at the Alcazar Grand and other theaters with multiple acts and stars. Programs to be repeated tonight.
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Anaconda
McKenna
Brolin
Tarich
Mayes
St. Peter's Gymnasium
Theeams
Ax Fole
Amer
Conley
Watts
Marehion
Santore
Barich
Smet
Bosonitz
Alcazar
Helen Dunbar
EH. Calvert
Helen Holmes
Helen
Margaret
Vitagraph Company
Love
Beverly Bayne
Ory
Robby Connelly
Christmas Music at St. Pauls Church
Readable fragments describe a Christmas mass with choir led by Dr J Gounod at St Pauls Church. Also notes funeral services for Marco Herbolich with officials Con Haffey and Nick Bosonitz mentioned.
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St. Paula Churen
J. ‘Gounod
Order of Foresters
A. C. Hall
Marco Herbolich
Con Haffey
J. George
Nick” Bosonitz
Joe Pancte
Names and places listed in a Montana article fragment
A fragmentary Montana piece names many individuals and places including W. J. Swarts of Butte, Gene Alden, Dorothy Schaefer, Orra Mamitton, Miss La Breen, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Misa A. Van Dyke of Brooklyn, Ruth Stevens, the Greens of New York, Joe Kelcey, Dudley Douglas of Seattle, Parcella, Derby Connecticut, Jack La Vier, George W. Callahan of New York, L. Goodfriend of San Francisco, B. L. King, and others. The text lacks clear context or events.
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W. J. Swarts
Butte
Chefsrooks
Atter Ion
Gene Alden
Dorothy Schaefer
Orra. Mamitton
Miss la Breen
Brown
New York
Misa A. van Dyke
Brookly
Ruth Stevens
Carl Green
W York
Joe Kelcey
Dudley Douglas
Seattle
Parcella
Brothers
Derby
Conn
Jack la Vier
George W. Callahan
Innes Case Habeas Petitions From Georgia Larceny Charge
Victor Eines and Tan May Tnnes filed for writs of habeas corpus in Austin Texas seeking release and contesting Texas governor requisition for their return to Georgia. The court of criminal appeals took the applications under advisement amid their acquittal on charges related to Beatrice Nelms murder and Eloise Nelms Dennis.
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Austin
Texas
Victor Eines
Tan May Tnnes
Georgia
Court of Criminal Appeals
Thnes
Mise
Beatrice Nelms
Eloise Nelms‘Dennis
Atlant
National park proposal eyed by governors and senator
A delegation led by Governor Ammons, Governor-sleet Carlson and Senator Shae roth urged the House lands committee to back a bill creating a Rocky Mountain National Park from forest reserve land in Colorado. They argued the park would turn travelers toward American scenic spots and boost tourism. In San Antonio Texas a Dill was found against Mrs mma Das Chie amid the Koehler killing case as Hedda Burgemelster, a nurse, faced murder charges.
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Wasington
Ammons
Sleet Carlson
Shaeroth
House Lands Committee
Rocky Mountain National Park
Giragiare
San Antonio
Rexay
Mma Das~ Chie
Otto ‘Koehler
Uionaire Brewer
Ils
Hedda Burgemelster
Koehler
Dédehler
Bliss Burgemelsten
Christmas Services at St. Mark's Church
Christmas services at St. Mark's Church include holy communion at 5 8 and 10 29 am with a choir festival this evening at seven featuring organ prelude processional carols and solos. The boy choir presents a Christmas music program with carols and readings and invites all attendees to hear the old carols.
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St. Mark's Share
Itis
Orelock
Mendelssohn
Herman Kottschmar
Kyrie Rielson
Joprand
Hethiehern
D. Rowley Birk
Louis
Nandwsses Gounod
Agnus Deloss
Gounod
la Tours
Dimittis
Gia
Avison
Midames
Copinus
Crosby
Nell
Mathewson
Hays
Emerson
Anaconda Adlereka Cleanser Promoted In Local Ad
A local Anaconda advertisement touts Adlereka as a complete bowel cleanser, claiming one spoonful relieves most constipation and gas passes within a minute. The Fuller Drug Co and Newbro Drug Co of Butte are noted as distributors. Also referenced is a public notice about Merrolich and an event at Family Rex, with a 9 o'clock date.
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Anaconda
Fuller Drug Company
Newbro Drug Company
Butte
Mining suit seeks 86 million damages in Denver court
Executors of George W. Hitler and Frank E. Mann file a suit seeking 86,252,000 damages in federal trial court. They claim minerals were taken from mines under a lease declared void. Defendants include American Smelting and Refining Company Gusgenheim Exploration Company and American Smelters Securities Company.
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Denver
Dec
United States
Kentus C. Hitler
Frank E. Mann
George W
American Smelte Ing and Refining Company
Gusgenheim’ Exploration Company
American Smelters Securities Company
Lawler and Climer Funeral Directors Notice
Lawler and Climer Funeral Directors of Anaconda publish a public notice at 113 Main Street. The notice includes funeral service details and arrangements for a local family, with emphasis on honoring traditions and providing options for mourners in the community.
Leper Deportation Probe Costs Shipboard Isolation
In St Louis on December 2 the case of Greek leper Anastasios Loigos is reported. He was secretly taken to New York and placed in an isolated ward of a transatlantic liner for deportation. The cost cited for ridding one leper is stated as a thousand dollars. Details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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St Louis
Anastasios Loigos
New York
Muller’s Grocery Prices From Old Ledger Ad
A fragmented list shows varied grocery items with unit prices including turkey, cream, buttermilk, cider, walnuts, mixed nuts, bee candy, chocolate, mince meat, cranberries, sweet potatoes, celery, plum pudding, olives, raisins, currants, dates, figs, sausage, pie, cheese, pumpkin, coconuts, oranges, lemons, and Bromogelon, reflecting a historic catalog of daily staples and nominal figures. The ad emphasizes per unit or per pound pricing, typical of a general store circular.
Immigration bureau routes leper transport to New York
Government revenue cutter carried the leper to tie Sasseniger stop after permission was obtained from the boards of health of states along the railroad route between St Louis and New York. The U S immigration bureau at St Louis became known today.
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United States Immigration Bureau
St Louie
Weir
St. Louis
New York
Sasseniger Stp
Rubber industry faces embargo impact on U S supply
New York December 22 The rubber victory of the United States faces a grave situation due to the British embargo on crude rubber exports to Britain and its colonies. The Rubber Club of America says prices may rise unless the embargo is lifted, affecting about 125000 workers. A special committee works with Washington but no progress has been made. Plantations have already seen price increases from 3 to 9 cents per pound.
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New York
United States
Britain
Rubber Club of America
Hdie
State Department
Washington
London Exchange Announces Reopening This Evening
The London Stock Exchange formally announced this evening that it will reopen after temporary closure. Officials indicated preparations are in place to resume normal trading operations with standard protocols and market safeguards.
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London
My—Ie Wae
London Stock Exchange
Court dissolves marriage in Decorah district Montana
The district court of Montana Decorah County hears a divorce suit filed by Lottie Sixter against Henry Atheme alleging desertion and abandonment since November 11 and failure to provide for support for over one year. The plaintiff seeks dissolution of bonds of matrimony and restoration of her maiden name, with costs taxed to the defendant. First publication December 2, 1919.
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Tevtme
Hird Juarent
Austrict
State of
Montana
Decor Ladee
Prainus
Laine
Matton
Lottie Sixter
Gourt
T. Pdermot
Clete Eohutiln
Ours & Hodgers
Plains
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NSON
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ST. Paul's Church
THE
Hopkins
West Park Avenue
Rex
Monarch
HE Innes Case
America
Mrs, Daschiel Nor Held
ST. Mark’s Church
Miss Goodwin
Leo
Carter ‘Ariepherus
Schmitz
Gussie Poster
Frank Moclem
Victor McClem
Leo Carter
Jesse Searles
Tom Foster
Archie Price
George Jones
James Hatheld
Clayton Parker
Elmer Myers
Evert Myers
Lawrence Wolff
Arthur Dingle
Reginald Joy
Snd
Earl Remington
Miss Searles
Wari
Herald
Merrolich
Marco Herbotich
St. Peter's Chure
Will
Panerat
Erie
Tuttle & Mahoney Funeral Directors
East Park Avenue
Muller’s
Mears
Washoe Coal Co
Nseph Peters
Pro
R. B. Abbott Co
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