McDonald theater sold to Frank Horrigan in Philipsburg
In Philipsburg Frank Horrigan bought the McDonald theater from Mrs A A McDonald. Horrigan has long worked in the Philipsburg office of the Missoula national forest. Edith Johnson, soon to wed, was guest of honor at a previous party. she has resigned teaching to return to Anaconda for her marriage.
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McDonald Theater
A. A. McDonald
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Missoula National Forest
Edith Johnson
Ruth Carmichael
Johnson
Catherine Hauck
Florence Winninghoff
Pearl Degenhart
Montana University
Missoula
Anaconda
Edwin Irvine
Chicago
Waldron Atwater
Pullman
Wash
Woman's Club
Hannah
Moore
Maywood
Larsen
Scott
H. A. Murphy
Jury delays murder case and divorce grant in Lewistown
Judge Roy Ayers reset the Joseph Jacque murder case to January 23 after a continuance. Judge Briscoe grants a divorce for Arthur and Minnie Shaffer on incompatibility. Ed McRutledge, violating parole, led to arrest and discovery of a dozen auto tires linked to Roy Williams, a Roehl garage employee who confessed. Imislund block to be demolished and rebuilt after spring weather. Pickhandle Burke donates $100 to the city for Christmas relief.
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Lewistown
Roy Ayers
Joseph Jacque
W. H. Flannigan
Briscoe
Arthur Shaffer
Minnie Shaffer
Springfield
Stewart McConochie
Ed Mc Rutledge
McRutledge
Roehl
Roy Williams
Imislund
Herbert Imislund
Billings Sees Coal Shortage Losses Amid Deliveries
City fuel administration warns coal distribution loss ran about five dollars per ton due to delivering small amounts to homes, volunteer mine operation in Bear Creek, and consumer refusals as shortage eased. architects plan 1920s buildings costing over eight million dollars. hotels and property values rise. Triple B Oil formed by former basketball team members, securing leases in Devil's Basin as Van Duysen strikes oil. directors include Bishop Markham Thorine Salsbury Wickstrom Barry.
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Billings
City Fuel Administration
Bear Creek
Otelarruthers
Triple B Oil Company
Triple B
Eastern Athletic Files
Devil's Basin
van Duysen
J. B. Bishop
Joe L. Markham
A. J Thorine
J. W Salsbury
C. W. Wickstrom
A. N. Barry
Austrian rancher arrested in Dillon on liquor charge
Dillon December 24 officers of the sheriff's force arrested a well known Austrian rancher living near Dillon and placed him in the county jail on a pulogging charge. He is alleged to have disposed of liquor in the city though held on a vagrancy technical charge. The city is prepared for Christmas with stores and offices decorated in colors.
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Dillon
Belgium to expand colors classes to one million soldiers
Call to Colors from Brussels reports the Belgian chamber accepting the minister of War’s plan to use two classes for military service within a year. Belgium would reach total effectives around 1,000,000 men.
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Brussels
Christmas Feast With Rotary Guests Brightens Livingston
Thirty hungry Rotarians and 80 boys shared a Christmas feast at the Park hotel banquet hall. Each Rotary member invited a boy as guest for a turkey dinner. Santa Claus, played by Daniel M. Niles, handed out presents from the tree. The city’s Empty Stocking club reports needy families are half of last year’s count.
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Livingston
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Rotary Club
Santa Claus
Daniel M. Niles
Henry B. Miller
Northwestern National Bank
Miller
Clarksville
Montana
Gardiner
Walter Shaw
James L. Goughnour
Avis Turner
Minneapolis
Henry Rawner
Casper
Wyo
Wyoming
J. F. Manning
W. M. Finck Co
Manning
Deer Lodge News highlights and social notes
Fritz Carothers, arrested for first degree assault, posted $1,000 bonds and will have a preliminary hearing January 4 in Judge Valston's court. Items note marriage license for David Barker and Mary Eaton, visits by residents from Polson, Butte, and Philipsburg, and Valley Chapter No. 4 R A M officers elected for the coming year.
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Deer Lodge
Fritz Carothers
Valston
J. H. Owings
Polson
Butte
David G. Barker
Lothair
Mont
Mary Eaton
Drummond
A. J. Tiller
Anaconda
H. C. Duncan
Sk Mine
Virginia City
Valerie Roberts
Browning
Roberts
P. S
Grover B. Aldrich
R. A
John W. Jackson
G. Boyer
Harry E. Davis
Edward Scharnikow
Harry ©. Arnold
Edward Sears
Leroy Cleveland
Spokane
Arthur Buchen
Fred Beley
Philipsburg
Henry G. Valston
California
Stranahan Named President Of Fort Benton Bank
GREAT FALLS Dec 24 At a meeting of directors of the Stockmen s National Bank of Fort Benton following the death of David G Browne who had served 48 years as president F E Stranahan was elected to the presidency Stranahan a Fort Benton attorney and longtime legal adviser to the bank
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Great Falls
Fer gus Alfalfa Seed Shipment From Musselshell River
In Eastern Fergus near the Musselshell river a 20000 pound shipment of choice alfalfa seed was sent from Roy to a Minneapolis seed house. The sale brought growers 4500 dollars at 22 1 2 cents per pound.
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Lewistown
Fergus
Musselshell River
Roy
Minneapolis
Auditor's daughter reported very ill in Los Angeles
Mrs Nellie Sullivan county auditor prepared to travel to Los Angeles after receiving news from her daughter Miss Florence Sullivan that an operation might be needed following a fall. A letter Tuesday said immediate operation was necessary and the hospital in Los Angeles confirmed the serious condition after midnight last night.
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Florence Sullivan
Los Angeles
Nellie Sullivan
Train attack on Northwest India frontier leaves deaths and injuries
Advices from India report a train four miles from Thai on the Northwest India frontier was attacked by tribesmen. The engine derailed after the assault, ten soldiers were killed and sixteen wounded, and the raiders robbed the passengers before fleeing.
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India
London
Northwest India Frontier
Thai
Christmas gifts greet wounded soldier on leave
In New York on December 24 a wounded soldier on leave from a military hospital will find two $1 bills and a small package hanging on Pershing House Christmas tree. A feminine Santa Claus will distribute the gifts at the war camp community services center tomorrow morning.
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New York
Pershing House
Santa Claus
Heaviest Christmas Mails Listed for New York Post Office
The New York post office reported the heaviest Christmas mails in history with over 16,000,000 pieces handled in the past two days. Foreign and domestic mail rose by 100 percent, and steamers from Europe brought about 1,500,000 letters per voyage.
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New York
Europe
No Agreement Reached In Four-State Wage Talks
Kansas City editors report the conference of union mine officials and operators from Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Arkansas adjourned today without an agreement on applying the 14 percent wage increases.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Oregon and Harvard in New Year's classic buildup
In Pasadena on New Year's Day Oregon stars Bill Steers and Eddie Casey are billed for a key clash with Harvard as the East-West game nears. Oregon trains secrecy around practice with sentinels at Tournament Park while Harvard travels to California and resumes drills in Sacramento during a layover.
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Pasadena
Cal
Dee
Bill Steers
University of Oregon
Eddie Casey
Marvard
Steers
Huntington
Manerud
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Hayward
Soane
Art
Harvard University
Tournament Park
Oregontana
Yellow Lemon
Northwest
Crimson
Oregonians
Bill” Hayward
Harvard
Sacramento
California
Overland Limited
Curlers to Play for Sack of Flour in Butte Event
Members of the Butte Curling club will select six rinks to play for a sack of flour if the ice is in shape today. President Norris and Vice President Garner will make selections. The winning three teams will receive a sack of flour from the losers and the Sack will be donated to a family via the Salvation Army. Play starts at 11 this morning.
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Butte Curling Club
Norris
Gamer
Salvation Army
Sanders Released to St. Louis from New York Americans
The New York Americans announce pitcher Roy Sanders is released to the St. Louis club of the American league. Sanders was recalled by the Yankees from Toledo last fall and New York asked waivers before St. Louis claimed him.
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Sanders
ST. Louis
New York
New York Americans Today
Roy Sanders
Yankees
Toledo
Boston athletic event dates set for boxing nationals track meet
SMATELA BONING of Boston reports the national amateur boxing championship will be held April 12 and 13, with February 7 set for the annual indoor track meet as announced by the Boston Athletic Association.
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Boston
Boston Athletic Association Today
The Thrifty Buyer Studies Ads for Home Wisdom
A woman who analyzes odds is typically a capable home buyer. Studying advertisements becomes a thrift driven habit and practical wisdom that grows in popularity.
Benny Leonard the goods in boxing halftone praise
Dear Tad recounts Benny Leonard as a top fighter, praising his speed footwork and dominance while contrasting with era greats. The piece reflects 1920s boxing nostalgia, listing past December bouts and notable matches from Sullivan to Palzer, with hometowns and round counts.
Babe Ruth Rejects Boston Contract Demand
John Igoe, Boston Red Sox business manager, announced Babe Ruth turned back his three year contract and demanded a salary of 20000. He said Ruth would not play major league ball unless with the Red Sox and would not consent to a trade. Ruth was on the Pacific coast. Igoe denied ring plans.
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Boston
Babe” Ruth
Boston American Baseball Club
John Igoe
Pacific Coast
Igoe
Ruth
Red Sox
Choristers of Butte Sing On Main Street
Butte crowds welcomed Christmas carols sung by two chorus clubs on Main Street. The Butte Choral Society toured offices and hotels, planning hospital and county poor farm performances. Directors David Rundle and George V Stevens led large rosters of singers in seasonal pieces.
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Butte
Butte Choral Society
David Rundle
John Green
Joe Rich
Albert Andrews
Dick Green
William Eddy
Owen Bunt
Reese Hodge
Harry Hodge
James Holman
Charles Drew
William Kitto
Robert Berryman
Harry Stone
Archie Ople
Ben Newton
Harold Ball
Bethlehem Star
George V. Stevens
Matt Weber
al Painter
Richard Treida
William Littlejohn
James Adicord
W. D. Frenner
John Pearce
W. J. Squire
Robert O. Williams
Ernest Crewes
KE. G. Hughes
Ray Angwin
Thomas Richards
Charles Artin
Sam Youlton
J. T. Kelly
E. Kellew
Fred Edwards
J. C. Youlton
W. B. Trenerry
N. J. Lloyd
A. T. Rowe
R. J. Dicer
R. C. Treloar
William Sampson
Probe death of sisters after eating candy
Stamford Connecticut reports coroner orders autopsy on Ruth Paulson and her two sisters aged 6 and 8 after the trio died following consumption of cheap candy from a local store. Poisoning symptoms prompted investigation to determine cause of death.
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International News Service
Stamford
Conn
Ruth Paulson
Herman Paulson
Washington Street
Phelan
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