Phoenix Heating powers Butte with coal famine relief
Phoenix Heating company kept 96 percent of central business district heated during zero weather by burning waste slack from the Fromberg mine. The plant generated 3,300 horsepower, with 24.5 million cubic feet of steam daily, served 262,000 square feet of radiating surface, and employed 48 workers when using Fromberg slack.
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Phoenix Heating Company
Butte
Phoenix Company
Fromberg
Carbon County
Arizona Street
Idaho Street
Galena Street
Quartz Street
Phoenix
Montana Power Building
Owsley Block
Park Street
Atlantic Cafe
Butte, Thornton
Finlen
Montana Power
William Owsley
John F. Cowan
A. J. Talbot
H. L. Frank
A. J. Davis
Andy Wehl
Montana Power Company
New Years Habits and Train Etiquette From Lardner
King W. Lardner lampoons New Year resolutions and everyday quirks in a humorous letter. He riffs on the idea of limiting habits, cites a Bronx policeman, a New Rochelle train passenger, a Conn commuter conductor, and parrotlike theater patrons in a cozy Greenwich, Connecticut frame. The piece closes with self deprecating resolve and a nod to brightening one’s own corner.
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Bronix
N. Y
Policemens
Bronix Park
Fordham
Boston Road
New Rochelle
Grand Center
Mt. Vernon
Conn
N. Y. State
N. Y. City
Port Chester
Greenwich
Ireland
Ring W. Lardner
Greenwich, Conn
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Train crash harms Santa Claus goods display
A Louisville and Nashville passenger train side swiped express goods stored beside the tracks near Whitehall street in Atlanta. Phonographs, doll carriages and many toys were crushed as the items were stacked too close to the rails, leaving Santa Claus with a jolt.
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Santa
Atlanta
Louisville and Nashville
Whitehall Street
Santa Claus
Plan by L W W W spread to Alaska
Governor Thomas Riggs, guest in Seattle, says evidence shows the L W W W's plan a general strike in Alaska to paralyze industry. He calls for a coastal patrol force with boats and interior dog postes to counter the threat and aid Alaskan officials.
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International News Service
Seattle
LW. W.’s
Alaska
Thomas Riggs
Riggs
Severe Winter Threatens Elk And Deer In Colorado Wyoming
Severe winter storms and record cold strain wildlife across Colorado and Wyoming. Wyoming authorities warn about nearly 10 000 wild elk starving due to scarce forage. Deer and elk graze near human habitations in National Park preserves and even venture toward ranches and porches in search of food.
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International News Service
Denver
CoLl
Colorado
Wyoming
National Park
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