Amested in Court on Charge of Inebriety
Patrick Farrell, whose complaint led to Pat Donohue’s arrest for disturbing the peace, was jailed for drunkenness after failing to reach the witness chair in the Butte police court. Donohue had been accused of disparaging remarks about the United States army. the case was dismissed as no evidence was provided. Donohue appeared multiple times, booked as John Doe, protesting his name.
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Patrick Farrell
Pat Donohue
Butte
Donohue
United States Army
Onohue
John Doe
Deputies Eyes Clemenceau as Republic President Candidate
In Paris on December 26 a group of chamber of deputies members plan to urge Premier Clemenceau to stand for the presidency of the republic. The move signals growing support for his candidacy amid ongoing political activity in France.
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Paris
Havas
Chamber of Deputies
Clemenceau
Railroads Return to Private Ownership Debate
Samuel Rea president of the Pennsylvania railroad urged Congress to approve higher rates via the interstate commerce commission to prevent broken down railroads and insufficient service as the return to private ownership is set for March 1. He argued the president acted wisely to allow constructive legislation before the shift.
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Congress
Philadelphia
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Peggy and Happy Giggles Meet the Lazy Sea Gulls
Peggy on the fall beach watches gulls dig clams and drop them to crack shells. Happy Giggles warns against stealing and urges patience and effort, teaching envy and laziness have consequences. Peggy learns a lesson as the quarrel ends and she heads home with her mother.
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Peggy
Happy Giggles
Pegy
Parker to Poland Red Cross typhus mission
Dr R R Parker assistant to the state entomologist left to join a special Red Cross commission in Poland. He will study how body lice spread typhus in Europe. He will be accompanied by H B Wolbach of Harvard Medical School and Dr J L Todd of McGill University Montreal under International Red Cross auspices.
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Parker
Poland
Bozeman
R. R. Parker
Red Cross
Europe
Pr. Parker
B. Wolbach
Harvard Medical School
J. L. Todd
Magill University
Montreal
International Red Cross
Federal meeting set for reclamation superintendents in Bozeman
Prof. H E Murdock of Montana State College announced that the federal department of the interior will convene a 35 member group of reclamation superintendents from the Northwest in Bozeman during Farmers Week. The session is part of the irrigation institute connected with the annual convention.
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Bozeman
H. E. Murdock
State College
Federal Department of the Interior
North- West
Irrigation Institute
North Dakota Allows Mail Ballots for Distant Electors
Voting ease drives North Dakota policy permitting electors living more than half a mile from polling places to vote by mail, expanding access ahead of elections.
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North Dakota
Gazette Times
Uprising in Turkestan and Eastern Siberia report
Telegrams report ongoing Bolshevik resistance in Turkestan with rebels occupying Khokan and Skobelev and pushing toward Tashkent. In Eastern Siberia rebels severed Amur line communications and isolated Blagoveshchensk while Galician troops mutinied against Denikin. In Vladivostok a garrison unit was burned, others joined rebels as clashes spread.
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Irkutsk
Russian Telegraphic Agency
Turkestan
Moscow
Khokan
Skobelev
Ferghana
Tashkent
London
Siberia
Amur
Blagovieshtchensk
Kiev
Denikine
Dale Seeks Brother Roy Dale Missing After Hay Haul
James E. Dale, who frostbitten his right foot while hauling hay near Billings, asked county commissioners for help locating his brother Roy E. Dale believed to live in Butte. James received medical aid as officials pursue the missing man.
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James E. Dale
Billings
Roy E. Dale
Butte
James Dale
Continuous retort marks shale oil boom in Colorado
In Rio Blanco Colorado a continuous retort of commercial size is set up at Piceance creek marking a historic advance for US shale oil. The setup, differing from the batch Scotch process, promises continuous operation and rapid development amid rising shale investment chatter nationwide.
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International News Service
Rio Blanco
Col
United States
Piceance Creek
Colorado
Scotland
Lane
Denver
Kansas City
Salt Lake City
Chicago
Detroit
Grand Hogback
Meeker
Newcastle
United States Geological Survey
Interior Department
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