Andrew L Corbly a Pioneer of Montana Dies at Deaconess
Andrew J Corbly a long time Montana resident died at Deaconess hospital from a paralytic stroke. He came from Iowa by way of Corinne and Corinne and worked in prospecting in Alder and Last Chance. He located in Gallatin valley and established Spring Hill firm. Survived by wife, daughter Miss Alice Corbly of Spring Hill, and Louis Corbly of Hilger Fergus County.
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Bieeman
Dex
Andrew J. Corbdhy
Montana
Covbiy
Iowa
Corinne
Tinh
Alder
Caime
Gallatin
Agso
Spring Hill
Twesiden Theaters
Louis Corbly
Hilger
Fergus County
Mise Alice Corbiy
Two Montana Senators Share Committee on Indian Affairs
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Senator Walsh was elected to the committee on Indian affairs. It notes the rarity of two senators from the same state and party serving together on a single panel. Walsh hopes to advance Indian reclamation projects and opening Crow and Blackfeet reservations.
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Standard
Washington
Walsh
Gore
Owen
Ashurst
Oklahoma
Crow
Blackfeet
Lewistown Royal Arch Masons elect officers for Hiram chapter
Hiram chapter No. 14 Royal Arch Masons selected new officers led by Walter Lehman as high priest and Francis W. Sharpe as king. The session also noted a late-night trial before Judge Joseph C. Smith of Dillon, involving Lela Hartsell and W. H. Culver over Main street realty, resulting in a directed verdict. The Odd Fellows plan a district reunion for 11 lodges on Jan 10 with an elaborate program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brown
Arthur Lehman
T. T. Taylor
George Hirst
H. J. Clark
Sentinel
Joseph C. Smith
Dillon
Lela Hartsell
W. H. Culver
Main Street
Hartsell
Florence Jackson
Smith
Monahan
The
Odd Fellows
Local Bozeman News Summary of December Items
Bozeman reports several local movements including Belt residents Frank Shirley J W Leeland and J E Morris buying cattle from Lester Thompson. Court Morris heads to Stillwell Oklahoma. A L Corbly to Deaconess hospital after paralytic stroke. Daniel Severns travels to San Francisco. Kinsella spends holidays with parents in Minnesota. Frederick couple visit Stoutsville Missouri. Buffum to Leroy Iowa. Penner visits from Helena. Goodrich Pond Cooley visit Bozeman. Karst plans WisconSIN trip. Merle Young returns to Milwaukee. Quan returns from Butte. Damages of 1250 awarded to Mary E Scahill in auto collision suit at Front Tamarack. Fred Yee awarded 133 40 in wages from S D Davis. First Gallatin County marriage license issued to Lloyd Risley and Ephrata MacDonald. Incident involving Deputy Sheriff James Smith in Salesville and Joe Shinley ends with jail time. Nantucket South Shore erosion noted at six feet per year.
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Bozeman
Frank Shirley
J. W. Leeland
J. E. Morris
Belt
Cascade County
Lester Thompson
J. E. Joyce
Peoria
Ill
Court Morris
Stillwell
Oklahoma
A. L. Corbly
Springhill
Deaconess Hospital
Daniel Severns
San Francisco
Thomas J. Kinsella
University of Minnesota
W. 10. Kinsella
Stoutsville
Mr. Frederick
A. G. Buffum
Leroy
Iowa
C. E. Penner
Helena
J. H. Goodrich
Charles E. Pond
James N. Cooley
Great Falls
Peter Karst
Karst
West Gallat'n
Wisconsin
Merle Young
Milwaukee
T. B. Quan
Butte
Mary E. Scahill
District Court
Leona L
Stephen White
Fred Yee
S. D. Davis
Gallat'n County
Lloyd R. Risley
Ephrata MacDonald
James Smith
Salesville
Joe Shinley
Shipley
Lee Anderson
Exposition Commission Seeks Funds For San Diego Exhibit
Montana Exposition Commission led by David Hilger calls a meeting at Helena to plan maintaining the state exhibit in San Diego for 1916. Estimated total cost is 3000 dollars with 500 pledged by Senator W A Clark, leaving 2500 to raise from Montanans to fund a year of advertising. The commission urges patriotic citizens to contribute before Tuesday.
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W. A. Clark
Montana
San Diego
San Francisco
San Diegso
Clark
Hilger
Helena
Record Montana October rail carloads rise to new high
Helena December 23 Railroads in Montana hauled 43 655 carloads of Montana origin produce in October, a new yearly high by the Montana railroad commission. September totaled 34 472 carloads with August 2 879 and July 26 097. Ore led, followed by grain and coal in order.
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Helena
Montana
Montana Railroad Commission
German and Russian Forces Prepare for Early 1915 Actions
Geneva dispatches report German plans for a Suez attack timed for year end as Turkish northern front fronts the Greek border. Russia cites both nations mobilizing for new maneuvers early in the year, with the Russian press predicting decisive movements on the Russian front.
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Geneva
Suez Canal
Russia
Ruesky Invalid
Michael Brown Funeral Held by Billings Masons
Funeral services for Michael Brown a prominent eastern Montana lawyer were conducted under Masonic lodge auspices in Billings. Brown a Civil War veteran born in Indiana and longtime Michigan lawyer held many posts including Michigan Bar president and judge advocate. He died after a two month illness.
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Billings
Masonic Lodge
Michael Brown
Indiana
Michigan
Michigan Bar Association
Bar Examining Board
Brown
Fourteenth Judicial District
Grand Army
Montana
McKinley Post
Masonic and
Elk Lodges
Milk, Butter and Cheese Produced in This State
A Montana report to Governor Stewart shows Silver Bow county milks 1 226 cows while Butte is three times larger. Lewis and Clark milks 1 278 cows. Javalin county leads dairies with 260 and 2 224 cows. There are 53 creameries and cheese factories, up 20 percent from last year, many expanding into ice cream to boost demand and profits.
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Helena
Stewart
Dary
A. G. Scholes
Silver Bow
Butte
Lewis and Clark
Javalil County
Montana
Scholes
Deer Lodge News Highlights Local Visits and Holiday Cheer
Mil waukee repairs at Clinton and electrical work in Alberton are noted as John J. Arndt and F W Utter perform duties. Residents travel home for the holidays including Otto Bedlingmeier and William Bedlingmeier to Columbus Ohio and Ray Webb to McGregor Iowa. Immaculate Conception parish children host a Christmas celebration at St Marys hall with a Santa sketch and gift distribution.
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Deer Lodge
John J. Arndt
Milwaukee
Clinton
L. FE. Miller
F. W. Utter
Alberton
Otto T. Bedlingmeier
Willam Bedlingmeier
Columbus
Ohio
Ray Webb
Missoula
McGregor
Iowa
Edward Ward
Bellingham
Wash
H. G. Ward
Carl Bergstrand
Pioneer
George Beaumont
Butte
Leo Kennedy
Ogden
Cr. L. Wight
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Wis
Immaculate Conception Parish
St. Mary's Hall
St. Mary's Academy
Santa
Sylvan Pauley
Gladys Neville
Franklin Stoddard
Hamilton News Briefs Include Local Visits and Work at Bonner Mill
Alecka Milne and Wallace Markie of the Bonner lumber mill deal with business in Hamilton. Mrs. William Gilray arrives from Sault Ste. Marie to visit daughters Mrs. Gordon and Mrs. Conkey. E A Trosdal and carpenters rebuild engine room at Anaconda Copper Mining yard after Thursday fire. Pete Oblinger leaves for Butte seeking work. S H Chamberlain versus G H Garnet accounting case referred to Frank Cone as referee for testimony at Victor. Ben Thrailkill visits Woodside as a merchant. Otis Harper recovering from illness.
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Hamilton
Alecka Milne
Wallace Markie
Bonner Lumber
William Gilray
Sault Ste. Marie
G. A. Gordon
J. C. Conkey
E. A. Trosdal
Anaconda
Pete Oblinger
Butte
S. H. Chamberlain
G. H. Garnet
Magnus Killed by Falling Wheat Load Near Shields Valley
John Magnus aged about 23 was killed instantly near the Charles Bridge man ranch in Shields valley when a load of wheat tipped over as he walked, breaking his neck. He was en route to Clyde Park to sell the grain and had recently joined the Richardson & Logan ranch. His parents live in Canada.
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Livingston
John Magnus
Charles Bridgeman
Shields Valley
Clyde Park
Magnus
Richardson & Logan Ranch
Canada
Indictments Against Two Alleged Conspirators
Indictments issued against Paul Koenig chief detective of the Hamburg American line and Richard Leyendecker antique dealer charging a conspiracy to dynamite the Welland canal and destroy a key waterway. Edmund Justice also indicted with Koenig for seeking military information for Germany.
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New York
Paul Koenig
Richard Emil Leyendecker
Welland Canal
Edmund Justice
Koenig
Leyendecker
United States
Dominion of Canada
Port Colborne
Lake Erie
Port Dalhousie
Lake Ontario
Koenig and Leyendecker
Edison Plans Building Lab for Naval Research
Thomas A Edison at the naval consulting board meeting in Brooklyn offered to supply plans and specifications for a physical research laboratory costing 1 400 000 dollars to advance naval inventions. He would prepare the plans at his own expense, and the offer was greeted with enthusiasm by board members led by W L Saunders.
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New York
Thomas A. Edison
Naval Consulting Board
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Edison
W. L. Saunders
Wee
Defense in Schmidt case to rest its brief presentation
Los Angeles officials report defense testimony in the Mathew A. Schmidt murder trial over the Los Angeles Times explosion may be completed by tomorrow or Monday. Nathan Coghlan, Schmidt's chief counsel, says the defense will rest soon. Prosecutors seek to question Olaf Tveitmoe about a $1000 strike fund grant from 1910.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mathew A. Schmidt
Los Angeles Times
Nathan Coghlan
Schmidt
Olaf Tveitmoe
State Building Trades Council
Coghlan
Tveitmoe
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Japanese Steamer Yasuka Maru Sunk With 25 Million Yen Gold
Tokio reports the Japanese steamer Yasuka Maru was sunk in the Mediterranean on Tuesday by a submarine. The ship reportedly carried 25,000,000 yen in gold, about 12.5 million dollars, with insurance totaling 5,600,000 yen.
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Tokio
Mediterranean
Monastir Starvation Amid Flour Shortage Report
The Times Saloniki correspondent describes a desperate famine among Monastir's poorer residents after American flour distribution halted due to Red Cross stores seizure. The report notes food scarcity and humanitarian strain in the city.
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London
Times
Saloniki
Monastir
Red Cross
Great railroad tunnel completes journey through Asia Minor mountains
One of the world’s greatest tunnels, over three miles long, has been finished cut through mountains on the border of Asia Minor and Syria. It marks a major engineering achievement for the railway network in that region.
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Asia Minor
Syria
Livingston County Appoints Officers and Licenses
Dr. J. E. Stuart named county physician and Dr. J. C. Denney named county health officer by the county commissioners. A. Armstrong of Emigrant granted a saloon license after a fight. T. J. Jennings faces a ten dollar fine or five days in jail for vagrancy after owing a noodle parlor for five bowls. Tom Cooney and 10 NP field men return from Crazy Mountain and Upper Shields river country to map coal versus non coal land. Jack Riley versus Max Weis Jr. land contest heard before Fred J. Gibson yesterday.
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Livingston
J. E. Stuart
J. C. Denney
Clyde Park
A. Armstrong
T. J. Jennings
Tom Cooney
Land Department of the Northern Pacific
Crazy Mountain
Shields River
Jack Riley
Max Weis Jr
Fred J. Gibson
General Wood Rebukes Officers Of Court Martial
Major General Leonard Wood officially rebuked the court martial officers who acquitted Colonel Hirst after a dispute at Plattsburg. Wood condemned chaining a private to a telegraph pole and said the court’s findings amounted to a miscarriage of justice and approved power misuse.
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Wood
New York
Robert L. Hirst
Green
Plattsburg
Leonard Wood
Hirst
Longtime Kentucky voter makes fifty fifth ballot mark
David Scott of Stanford Kentucky cast his fifty fifth vote in favor of the Democratic ticket. He has never voted elsewhere and has never missed an election.
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David Scott
Stanford
Navy General Board Report Urges Navy Parity by 1925
Secretary Daniels considers making public the navy general board report urging equality with the strongest afloat by 1925. Hearings on administration navy plans to begin, with congressional interest cited. The resignation letter from Henry A Wise Wood notes the report.
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Washington
Navy General Board
United States Navy
Daniels
Congress
Henry A. Wise Wood
New York
Yukon River Ranks Fifth Among North American Streams
A government survey ranks the Yukon River fifth among great streams of North America, highlighting its size and significance. The study compares major rivers across the continent, placing the Yukon in a prominent position.
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Yukon River
North America
German League Credited With Starting Outburst
London reports a manifesto from the German Humanity League denouncing Prussian rulers and the Kaiser. It accuses Germany of barbarous cruelties and calls for William II to be deposed, urging workers to refuse silent complicity and demand justice.
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London
Reichstag
Villa Detained Over Multiple Lawsuits In El Paso
In El Paso Texas on December 23 Col Hipolito Villa former financial agent of the Juarez revolution faced mounting lawsuits and was taken into custody by Sheriff Good. He was en route from San Antonio after arrest and removal from a train and planned travel to New Orleans then Cuba. Villa had earlier received amnesty from Carranza after surrendering at Juarez and was allowed to depart by U.S. and city authorities.
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el Paso
Texas
Hipolito Villa
Juarez
Villa
Sheriff Good
San Antonio
New Orleans
Cuba
Carranza
United States
Pioneer Woman Dead At 76 In Idaho Street Home
Catherine Fitzgerald aged 76 died yesterday at the home of her niece Mrs Mary F Nolan 457 North Idaho Street from natural causes. She was a native of Ireland and had resided in the country for 50 years. She leaves a nephew George McDonald of Butte.
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Catherine Fitzgerald
Mary F. Nolan
North
Idaho Street
Ireland
George McDonald
Butte
One-fourth of aviation accidents blamed on airframe defects
French statistics indicate only 25 percent of aviation accidents are caused by defects in aeroplanes, with the remaining incidents attributed to other factors such as weather, human error, or operational issues.
Week of Prayer in Anaconda Chiefs Speakers Named
Anaconda ministers set a week of prayer starting Monday January 3 at 7 45 pm in the First Methodist Episcopal church. Topics cover peace unity and education with speakers John Meeke Robert Cameron I F Ritz J Stone and W C Nickerson. All residents urged to attend and study the subjects.
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Anaconda Ministerial Association
John A. Meeke
Robert A. Cameron
I. F. Ritz
J. &. Stone
Martin Martin’s Curling Season Opens With Solo Win
Martin Martin, who opened the curling season in Anaconda with a bold blanket challenge, found a solo path to victory by skipping his own play and relying on absence of former partners. The event featured teams led by M. R. McKenzie Hlealea A. N. Campbell A. Morden D. Kidd M. King M. Martin Mathewson and others posting varied scores.
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Martin Martin
Anaconda
M. R. McKenzie
Hlealea
A. N. Campbell
A. Morden
D. Kidd
M. King
M. Martin Mathewson
Bilstand Winninghoff Falconer Saunders
Munn McMullen
H. Collins
KK. McKenzie
List of names appears in historical notice or roster
A compiled list includes Robert V. Hackett Wallace New York Katherine Martin Chicago Isabel Johnson Chicago Dorma Watson Indianapolis Liva Gershon Chicago Julia Linse Chicago Doris Oliver Chicago Mr and Mrs Leonard Chicago N M Crenshaw Browns Quarry A H Riemenschneider Southern Cross H F Inland Southern Cross Joe S Porter Southern Cross C CC Gibson Georgetown Joseph Bicknell Southern Cross Tom Smith Southern Cross Joseph Carmon Southern Cross M Hanson Southern Cross Mr and Mrs R J Johannes Helena
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Robert V. Hackett
Wallace
Wiliam E. Hines
New York
Katherine Martin
Chicago
Isabel Johnson
Dorma Watson
Indianapolis
Liva Gershon
Julia Linse
Doris Oliver
Georgetown
Joseph Bicknell
Southern Cross
Tom Smith
Joseph Carmon
M. Hanson
R. J Johannes
Helena
Funeral for Mrs Marie Ferman Held at Local Church
Many friends attended the funeral of Mrs Marie Ferman yesterday afternoon at the family residence then at the African Methodist Episcopal church with Rev W T Nickerson officiating. Daughter Mrs Toulse Walker of St Louis attended and pallbearers named Davis Johnson Boulton Browne Williams and Norman.
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Marie Ferman
Chestnut Street
African Methodist Episcopal Church
W. T. Nickerson
Toulse Walker
St. Louis
Davis
Johnson
Boulton
Browne
Williams
Norman
Jones Dismissed in Shooting Case
W L Jones charged with shooting Tom Pryor was dismissed yesterday by Judge Pringle. Testimony showed he attempted to shield a party, likely a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Jones
Tom Pryor
Pringle
City Notes on Travel Departures
E M Guy departed for Denver yesterday while G H Forrest was a passenger for Spokane yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Guy
Denver
G. H. Forrest
Spokane
Ford Surfaces Secretly in Christiania on Return to America
reports say Henry Ford left the expedition in Christiania secretly to board a Bergen ship bound for New York. He was seen at the railroad with his mission members while others planned to reach Stockholm Friday. Norwegian members declined comment and Ford reportedly is ill and despondent per press accounts.
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Christiania
London
Henry Ford
America
Bergen
Bergenhus
New York
Stockholm
Mr. Ford
United States
Ford
Queer Gifts to Royalty in the Fifteenth Century
Washington Star notes New Year customs taxed nobility to please monarchs. An earl paid 5-shilling purses, received 18s 6d worth of gifts, and boxed items in exchanges at multiple royal offices. A 10 year old prince reportedly delighted his father in 1604 with Latin poems. In 1610 a young princess received a pair of fat oxen from Coventry for sweets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Corporation of Coventry
St Louis Hosts World’s Largest Primary Fur Market
The article notes St Louis as the world’s largest primary fur market, signaling its prominence in fur trade and related commerce, with implications for local industry and regional buyers.
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St. Louis
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Lewistown News
Bozeman News
Nantucket Island
ORE Furst
Gratin
Naiweare
Hamilton News
Lord OF Wheat
Edison Plans
Asta
Livingston News
Rotterdam
King Haakon
Anaconda News
Curling
Stevens Bender
Jackson
Elton Keating
W. Kelly
Emerson Dunn
Bilsi
Haddick
Watkins Frazer Munn
K. McKenzie
Craig Halloran
Ferman
Jones
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