Presidents Teams Triumph In Charity Playoff
The annual game between the president and vice president teams yielded a 36 to 18 victory for President George EB Moulthrop's squad. Players included Simons, Moulthrop, McMillan, Goodale, and Leck with others facing Nicholls, Witherspoon, Arthur, and Barker. A sack of four annuallly donated flour goes to the Salvation Army after refreshments and celebration.
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J. Barker
Butte Carers
Sheen
George EB. Moulthrop
Moulthrop
Simons
J. A. McMillan
Goodale
Patterson
Allen
Cundy
Falconer
Leck
Connell
Wilson
D. Meatilan
Nicholls
Witherspoon
Arthur
Barker
Woodhead
Campbell
Row
Keating
McGregor
Rose
Osenbrug
Charles
Skkip
Salvation Army
Two Bold Bandits Held Up Alton Hummer Train
Police track two suspects in Springfield and Chicago named Hartnett and Vigus as the men who robbed the Alton Hummer at Tes Junction. Detectives followed movements before and after the robbery. Witnesses described masked men and a fleeting glimpse of their faces as the express messenger identified the pair during a confrontation. Warrants for burglary issued as authorities link the two to both the robbery and an earlier robbery attempt.
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Hartnett
Chica Vigus
Springfield
Alton
Tes Junction
McLaughlin
Sul
Ivan
Express
Suffragist Romance Ends in Albany Engagement
A romance born from the suffragists' hike to Albany ends with the engagement announcement of Miss Gladys Coursen, army member, to Griffith Bonner of Poughkeepsie, grandson of the late Robert Bonner. The pair first met when suffragists left Poughkeepsie and the engagement was announced in Hudson.
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Denver
Syrup of Figs Promises Quick Relief for Constipated Child
An older advertisement advises mothers to check a child's tongue coating and claim Syrup of Figs cleanses stomach liver and bowels. It promises rapid relief from fever irritability and digestive woes with a teaspoonful, noting the medicine is safe and tasty. Full directions and brand name are printed on the package.
Abandonment of Montana Posts Sparks Military Moves
Helena December 25 Brigadier General Maus orders Fourteenth Infantry to ready for instant notice. Second battalion to move from Helena to Fort Lawton Seattle replacing unit sent to Honolulu. Posts at Fort Lincoln Bismarck Port Missoula face possible abandonment as two battalions shift locations. Local officers report no formal withdrawal orders yet and uncertainty grows.
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Helena
R. H. Oison
Fourteenth Infantry
Maus
Department of the Columbia
Fort Lawton
Seattle
Fourteenth
Honolulu
Fort Lincoln
Bismarck
N.D
Port Missoula Mont
Fort Wright
Spokal Wash
Lewistown Notes and Local Court Actions
Lewistown notes report Judge B K Headle closing his term and preparing to retire January 6 in Livingston, with civil action trials and guilty pleas in the October Moore shooting case. Prison terms set for Carafe and Ellis, police uniform debate advances, and officials to attend Montana municipal meetings. Also list of horse racing results from Mexico. The document mixes local court items with a racing card and municipal planning notes.
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Lewistown
B. KK. Headle
Livingston
Thomas Carafe
John de Angelis
Moore
Nels Burke
Carafe
Walter Busey
Burke
Jack Ellis
Kendall
Warren Tomserein
White Sulphur Springs
Herbert Stacey
J.B ‘Thompson
Stacey
John, S. Marshall
Berkin
H. L. de Kalb
Bozeman
Maryall
Helena
Four Greeks Arrested in Midvale Night Watchman Killing
Salt Lake December 25 Four Greeks were arrested by a sheriff posse on suspicion of murdering William Nelson the young night watchman at Midvale after he ordered revelers to cease firing a shot into the air. Nelson died from a skull wound as the posse tracked suspects through fresh snow. One Greek was found in bed with a revolver beneath his pillow matching descriptions.
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Salt Lake
Sherif'f
Wiliam Nelson
Midvale
da. m
Agnes’ Colciough
Nelson
Young Ofcer
Caskil
American in Lead in Around World Bike Race
Herbert Ga hassier United States representative leads the around world bicycle race in Atlanta after traveling 114 miles from Macon to Newark. Five riders remain in a field including entrants from Austria France Egypt Russia and Germany with a first prize of 2500 dollars. Race routes stretch to Denver and Jacksonville as the lead rider has covered more than 8000 miles in total. Weather is clear and track is good.
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Atlanta
Herbert Gahassier
United States
Gahassier
New York
Macon
Austria
France
Egypt
Russia
Germany
Newark
N. J
Denver
Jacksonville
Gadassier ‘Tus
The Cable and the Wireless
Directors of an ocean cable company say there is no adverse effect from rapid wireless expansion. Both systems share growing demand for transoceanic telegraphy, sustaining room for old and new transport modes.
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Chicago ‘Tripune
Ocean
Cable
Comepany
Corporation tax dispute heads to Supreme Court
Washington December 25 A corporation tax issue challenges the federal right to tax thousands of corporations that lease property. The case questions whether entities like railroad landlords are doing business under the tax statute, with the government arguing active business activity and defenders contending they simply own property. The matter follows a lower court loss and hinges on who bears the tax burden for leased operations.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Collec
Aelphia
Kov. Ffnimene
Supreme Court
Aot
Hulitt
Muntill Company
Minehill Company
Husband and Wife Arrested as Shoplifters in Spokane
Spokane police say H Harkens and wife Eva, branded as notorious shoplifters with prior sentences in the Northwest, were arrested on shoplifting charges. A 3 1/2 year old accomplice Hallette and wife also confessed to similar crimes. over $1,000 in goods including china liquor silverware hats and apparel were recovered. Harkens claimed his wife was drawn into crime by her parents and he acted as a fence and transporter of stolen items.
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Spokane
H. Harkens
Eva
Iar
Northwest
Hallette
Mra
Hailette
Passengers Rescued After Madagascar Reef Wreck
Passengers aboard the French steamship Salazie recount a cyclone wreck near the Madagascar coast. The ship Salazie swamped by monstrous seas. six of eight lifeboats lost. second officer died while dropping an anchor. Survivors reached a desert shore in two boats. aid sent from Madagascar as captain and officers stayed at the scene.
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Djemnah
Madagascar
Indian Ocean
Salazie
Diego Surfee
Mauritius
Trial near end as Kern rejected adjournment
The defense cites John W. Kern arguing before jurors amid claims that open shop opponents and steel trust figures influenced the trial. Federal Judge Anderson refuses to adjourn over the holiday as jurors near verdict, with Jake Anderson expected to instruct the jury.
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John W. Kern
Kern
Iron Workers’ Union
Miller
United States
Anderson
Jake Anderson
Labor Union
Suswith
Publi Zshe
Federat Court
Phen
Steel Trust
Shadow Ends and Digging Leads to Treasure Claim
Alpine district wood chopper Steve Perkins reports a mysterious message directing him to dig where the shadow ends near Mayfield. He believes a late executor’s note hints at finding gold coins from a long-ago Woodside resident, amid a tale of vanished funds and a century-old mystery.
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Mayfield
Cal
Dee
Steve Perkins
Alpine
Perkins
Nathan Comstock
Woodside
Comloc
Comstock
Mexican revolutionary leader’s father freed then rearrested
Pascual Orozco Jr, father of Genrancual Orozco Jr, a Mexican revolutionary leader, is released from Fort Sam Houston on $2,500 bail for neutrality law charges and immediately rearrested by civil authorities on a Chihuahua larceny and robbery warrant. He is jailed for up to 40 days while the Madero government presents evidence. War bulletins note Christmas leave for some reservists.
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San Antonio
Texas
Pascual Oroaco Jr
Gerancual Orozco Jr
North
Fort Sam Houston
Chihuahua
Orozco
Madero
Orozca
Turko Greek War Troop Movements Reported
A Constantinople dispatch to the Times notes a new Greek division preparing to sail from Provera, while Turkish contingents from Black Sea provinces arrive at the Dardanelles. Over 49,000 troops are said to be concentrated, with activity extending into the Janina district as tensions rise along the front.
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Provera
Constantinople
Times
Black Sea
Dar
Danelles
Go 16
Janina
Baron Hardinge Suffered But Progreses Fairly
Delhi reports the viceroy Baron Hardinge remains under treatment after a bomb attack Monday. Doctors describe his condition as satisfactory with pain subsiding, yet he cannot resume duties for two to three weeks. The assailant is at large and no suspects are named.
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Delhi
Baron Hardinge
Punjab
One Family Forgotten But Pluck Still Lives
Chicaza December 2. The family of Capt Herman Schuemman who perished with three crew members on Lake Michigan while returning from Northern Michigan with a Christmas tree cargo faced hardship after news of the loss. The widow and daughters kept selling wreaths on the river bank, failing to move all trees. They resolved to continue next year, hoping better business and remembrance.
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Ciildren
Diapepsin Relief Promises Fast Indigestion Cure
A promotional block touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for sour stomach, indigestion, and dyspepsia. It claims digestion improves in five minutes, appetite returns, and no laxatives or liver pills are needed. The ad urges readers to ask a pharmacist to show the formula and to try it immediately.
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Pape
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