Busy South Side holiday notices mix travel and gatherings
Glacier Park residents Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Woll and daughter Anna visit relatives on Phillips avenue while Miss Dorothy Davis from Missoula spends Christmas with the Davis family. Local students and workers head home or depart for new posts, with many social gatherings, pageants, baptisms, and church events noted among neighbors and friends.
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C. A. Woll
Anna
Glacier Park
Oll
Frank Ottis
Phillips Avenue
Dorothy Davis
University At
Missoula
W. B. Davis
State Street
J. W. Redmond
Raw Avenue
Billings
Northern Pacific Company
Redmond
N. P
Rs. Redmond
Billy
Mr. Redmond
Dorothy Gulle
Bobbe Club
Locust Street
Maelynchahan
Bers
Audrey Harris
Fred Roesti
Mary Connelly
Camilie Burr
Ellen Hrickson
Nina Daily
A. G. Schweninger
California Avenue
Los Angeles
Arry Mitchell
W. B. Barraugh
Lowell Avenue
Young Mitchell
Centerville
California
Caron
Mary Thomes
Dilion
J. Thomas
Farrell Street
B. Babcock
Grand Avenue
John Dick
Sadie
Silver Bow Street
State College
Harold Moore
East Second Street
Rthur Hayes
Bozeman
Santa
John Matter
Santa Claus
Jennie Cashin
Btttie Morse
Elizabeth Hillen
Sophie Rafalovich
Mary Fitzgerald
Lois Stoecker
Claire Madison
Isabella Warren
Ethel Harris
Edna Fraser
Margaret Nyland
Holly Wreaths
Erma Stoecker
Esther Sylvester
Gertrude Hinchcloff
Edna Kit
Frank Zemljack
Mae Murray
Mickey Malloy
Sue Hillen
Margaret Sandblom
Leila Madison
Tom Keegan
Frances Turk
Jim Cashen
Anna May Mason
Alfred Davis
Arthur Benton
Robbie Corbett
Gerald Jensen
Mises Gertrude Warde
University Af
Fred D. Warde
Edwards Street
Edna S. Brown
P. H. Quigley
Sheridan Avenue
Clarence Burch
South Side
Jolly Eight Club
Princeton Avenue
A. E. McGinley
Marie Evans
Ida Benjamin
Charles McKenna
Roy Callen
Henel Roberts
Margaret McKenna
Kinga Gayeski
N. Gayeski
Evans Street
Bradford Inn
Bess Daly
A. R. Wallace
Rex Lovell
Spokane
Wash
J. N. Braden
Massachusetts Avenue
Edna Vickers
R. Craine
St. Ann’s Church
Tannenbaum
The
Liderkrang
Celia Laughlin
Tessie Re
Fight at dance ends in fatal shooting near Pagosa Springs
In Pagosa Springs Colorado on December 23 an early reports say Mrs. William Bartlett 21 was killed after a fight between two youths Elmer Taylor 18 and Bennie Garcia 20 at Houser's sawmill nine miles north of town. Bartlett allegedly seized a rifle from Miss Minnie Hicks who had attempted to calm the disturbance. The weapon discharged during the struggle.
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Associated Press
Pagosa Springs
Col
William Bartlett
Houser
Here
Bartlett
Taylor
Miss Hicks
Auto Stolen and Thefts Reported In City
S Jordan of 1406 West Copper reported yesterday the loss of a Dodge touring car stolen from South Wyoming street. Ww J Semmens of 1444 West Gold had a valuable watch stolen from engine dry. Living costs in Spain are rising and motor buses have been introduced into London.
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S. Jordan
West Copper
Wyoming Street
J. Semmens
West Gold
Jackie Coogan to do only two films per year
Hollywood producer Jack Coogan Jr confirms Jackie Coogan will not exceed two films annually to prioritize education. The boy’s schooling is supervised by a tutor when traveling and he sits California state exams after long absences from home. His current film Old Clothes plays Rialto today and his next project title will be announced later.
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Jack Coogan Jr
Coogan
Hollywood
Jackie
New York
California
Europe
Rialto Theater
Willard Mack
Eddie
Kenneth B. Clark
Frank B. Good
Tom Tyler Soars in The Cowboy Hero Spotlight
Tom Tyler rides high in The Cowboy with his horse and tiny Pal and dog. The skyrocket rise in popularity hints at a rising western star and a lively screen presence.
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Tom Tyler
Cowboy
Ship Canadian Spuds to U S Markets
An AP report from Winnipeg confirms a trial shipment of 25 carloads of Manitoba and Saskatchewan potatoes to Pittsburgh to test competitiveness in the U S market. Freight costs are 78 cents per 100 pounds, plus a 60 cent duty and a $2 per hundred pounds payment for the potatoes, highlighting the cost structure of cross border potato trade.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
United States
Pittsburg
Klan Protests Unmask Santa in Salt Lake City
The Ku Klux Klan filed protests with Salt Lake City officials over masked Santa Clauses seen on downtown streets to raise funds for the needy. Ordinance prohibits masks in public. unmasking follows complaints to the city commission and police chief.
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KLAN
Santa
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
City Commission
Santa Claus
Salt Lake
Saint Nicholas
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