Fisherman fined for ice snagging at Georgetown lake
Charles Poranin a Finn woodchopper residing in the Georgetown district was arrested by Special Game Warden Tom Edmunds for ice snagging at Georgetown lake. He pleaded guilty and paid a 27.50 fine. 12 pounds of fish were confiscated and sold for 2.25. The homemade grab hook was described as menacing. The case marks a rare enforcement action at Georgetown lake, earning praise from local sportsmen.
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Anaconda
Charles Poranin
Georgetown
Justice Pringle
Tom Edmunds
Poranin
Mr. Edmunds
Georgetown Lake
Edmunds
Bankers Seek Wider Car Supply for Northwest
A conference at the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank brought together leading bankers, Northwest railroad officials, and Federal Reserve officials. They aim to secure a greater car supply to ease delayed liquidation attributed in part to a car shortage.
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Minneapolis
Northwest
Federal Reserve Bank
Italian cabinet approves Fiume agreement with D Annunzio
London Dec 24 The Italian cabinet yesterday approved an agreement reached by the government with Gabriele d Annunzio regarding Fiume, according to a Rome dispatch to Central News.
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London
Gabriele d’Annunzio
Fiume
Rome
Central News
Santa Volplaning Flight Plans Across Major Cities
Santa Claus will visit New York Chicago and Cleveland by airplane with intermediate points. Aerial mail planes carry capacity loads of Christmas cards jewelry and small gifts during the holiday route.
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Chicago
Santa Claus
New York
Cleveland
Princess May Safe Returns After Wireless Call
The British steamer Princess May bound from Jamaica to New York arrived at Delaware Breakwater on December 24 after sending a wireless distress call days earlier when 150 miles south of Sandy Hook. The crew reported safe and unharmed.
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Delaware Breakwater
Del
Jamaica
New York
Sandy Hook
Anaconda Men Jubilant Over Vera Cruz Mine
Jubilant Anaconda stockholders hear Vera Cruz mine near Helena shows good ore with silver and gold. old shaft retimbered, 100-foot level reached, ore yields 382 ounces silver per ton and another sample 140 ounces per ton. McEvans, superintendent, plans future development to 209 feet and regular ore shipments to the smelter.
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Anaconda
Vera Cruz
Lump Yalch
Helena
M. J. McEvans
Pioneer
Montana
Helena Record-Herald
Lump Gulch
McEvans
Payrolls and bonuses total over ten million in Pittsburg district
Bankers estimate more than 10 million dollars was distributed today in payrolls and bonuses across the Pittsburg district, reflecting a sizable nationwide wage and incentive movement. The sum highlights broad payments to workers and employees in the period.
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Pittsburg
Lavoptik eye wash advertised for chronic eye inflammation
An advertisement claims Lavoptik eye wash quickly relieves eye inflammation using witch hazel camphor and hydrastis with a small bottle guaranteed to help any eye case. An aluminum eye cup is offered free. Fuller Drug Company.
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Fuller Drug Company
Para Funeral at Family Home 115 West Third Street
The funeral for Bart Para is scheduled for Saturday morning at 9 30 at the family home 115 West Third street followed by a high mass at St. Pauls church at 10 o'clock All events are noted under Modern Woodmen of America observances.
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Amerca
Para
Bart Para
West Third Street
St. Paul’s Church
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Santa Volplaning
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Rexall
East Park Avenue
Vera Cruz Mine
Crescent
Shapiro Bros
Bluebird Building
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R. B. Lewis
East Park Ave
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Pathé
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Frank L.smith
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M. P. Mahoney
Goldeen Furniture Co
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Fast Park Ave
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Telephone Bell
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