Temperatures of Montana Higher in Cold Spell
The article describes severe winter weather across the western U S with record lows in Chicago and St Louis. It notes melting in Oregon California warms while northern regions stay cold and cites six deaths from the cold as well as property damage and city health complaints. Chicago logged 13 below zero on December 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Columbia
Oregon
California
Sacramento
San Joaquin Valley
Associated Press
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Tennants
Department of Health
Itate
Leonard Oslander
L. Jacobson
James Alexander
Cold Wave Reaches New York From West
The cold wave from the West reached New York on December 28 sending temperatures to 12 above zero. Lodging houses were filled with homeless people last night. Warmer weather is predicted for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Preas
Predict Break in East Weather Outlook
Weather bureau forecasts gradually rising temperatures across the eastern half of the country over the next two days, excluding Southern Florida. Fair conditions are expected east of the Mississippi today, with cloud cover and wintry precipitation on Tuesday, including snow in the north and rain in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Florida
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Record Low Temperature Reported in Humboldt Michigan
A 50 below zero reading was reported from Humboldt near Marquette Michigan as part of the ongoing cold wave tests the upper peninsula may record its coldest spell. Weather observers note the figure as a potential regional benchmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Associated Press
Marquetthah
Mich
Upper Peninsula
Marquette
Upper Michigan Peninsula
Humboldt
Here
Northwest Conference Opens Play in January
Pacific Northwest Basketball Conference opens January 6 with Washington vs Gonzaga in Spokane and Washington State vs Whitman in Pullman. Northern coast teams start January 17 with Washington and Oregon Aggies at Seattle, Montana and Washington State at Missoula. Oregon begins January 10 against Willamette in Eugene. Montana’s independent status may affect standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Washington
Gonzaga
Spokane
Washington State
Whitman
Pullman
Oregon Aggies
Seattle
Montana
Missoula
Oregon
Willamette
Eugene
Pacific
Corvallis
Salem
Bad road hazard blocks highway near Galen
Autoists traveling from Deer Lodge to Butte report a culvert blockage with water flowing over the road that has frozen to a depth of about two feet. The hazard spans a city block and forced several motorists to detour ten miles into Butte in frustration.
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Butte
Deer Lodge
Galen
Fires Claim Several Ice Victims Across Washington
A string of icy pavement accidents leaves several people injured or dead. Gus Seward, a Willapa mill fireman near Raymond, suffocates in a sawdust pit after a fall. An unidentified man drowns on an oil company landing after slipping on ice on the Cowlitz river. Over 35 cars slide into ditches on the Kelso to Castle Rock highway. E A Hamilton dies when his truck skids and overturns in Tacoma.
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Gus Seward
Willapa Mill
Raymond
Wash
Cowlitz River
Kelso
Castle Rock
Tacoma
E.A. Hamilton
High School Girl Killed in Icy Car Crash
Emma Reahter an 18 year old student died in Reno after a car skidded on ice and rolled over crushing her. The accident occurred today leaving the community shaken and authorities investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Emma Reahter
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Corinth Block
A full business block on the west side of Courthouse square in Corinth Mississippi was destroyed by fire early today. Estimated damage ranges from 1.5 to 2 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinth
Miss
Courthouse Square
Haskell Fire Destroys Buildings in Business District
A blaze in Haskell Oklahoma damaged about 100000 dollars and destroyed three buildings in the business district before being halted. Firefighters battled the flames tonight as the fire threatened more property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Okla
Fire at Tokyo insane asylum leaves missing and dead
A fire at a private insanity asylum in Tokio on December 29 destroyed 50 nearby residences. Of 343 inmates, 108 are missing and 13 bodies have been recovered by the day’s end as flames are brought under control.
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Tokio
More Hospitals for Vets Planned National expansion planned
The Veterans Bureau will build five new hospitals and complete one more with recently authorized funds. Plans include a 280 bed neuro psychiatric hospital at Great Lakes, a 282 bed TB hospital at San Fernando, and a 1 000 bed neuro psychiatric hospital in district two. Additional beds at Walter Reed and construction updates at Repinwald and Muskogee sites are noted with a training school for the blind near Baltimore for 100 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Veterans Bureau
Congress
Great Lakes
Ill
San Fernando
Calif
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Minnesota
Montana
North
South Dakota
Walter Reed Hospital
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Bureau
Repinwald
Muskogee
Okla
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Baltimore
Association of Blind Veterans of the
McClintock Will Probe Continues as Trust Plan Emerges
The report states the McClintock will dispute proceeds and a trust plan would fund an 8000 dollar annuity for Miss Pope. Shepherd suggests using the trust to aid boys' work movements and charities after Miss Pope's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClintock
Harry A. Olson
Miss Pope
Shepherd
Leg Broken by Kick at Local Stable
Sreve Ferris a teamster from 850 East Galena street suffered a broken leg when a horse kicked him at the Butte Bower Pipe and Tile company stables. He was taken to Murray hospital for several weeks of confinement. The report notes the injury occurred as he passed the rear stalls. It is dated with details from the local stables incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sreve Ferris
Galena Street
Butte Bower Pipe and Tile Company
Ferris
Murray Hospital
France Prosecutes Press Over Secret Reports
A French government push to prosecute a newspaper for publishing secret documents sparks criticism from L Eclair and Journal des Debats. The debate centers on state safety versus press freedom as Herriot faces pressure over reports involving Herriot and MacDonald. The Temps warns that aggressive press prosecutions threaten ministries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army General Staff
France
Emile Bure
L’eclair
M. Herriot
MacDonald
Great Britain
Chequers Court
M. Bure
Mir. MacDonald
Iaat
Herriot
la Liberte
Victor Hugo
Temps
Scientists Gather for 79th AAAS Convention Opening
Washington hosts the 79th annual AAAS convention with over 1000 papers to be presented this week. Secretary Hughes will discuss international cooperation and Sir Esme Howard will address the British policy and balance of power. The event, attended by 14000 members and over 3000 expected attendees, will feature radio broadcasts and awards including a $1000 second prize. President Coolidge to greet members Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Sesson
Hughes
Esme Howard
American Political Science Association
Charles D. Walcott
Smithsonian Institute
American Association For the Advance of Science
L. B. Dickson
University of Chicago
Coolidge
Association
Goment
Peace award to Gecil and world disarmament talk
The report covers a peace award to Viscount Cecil with remarks on compulsory arbitration as part of global disarmament. It notes a dinner with Norman H. Davis and lists attendees including Franklin D. Roosevelt and Thomas W. Lamont. The piece then shifts to Senator Hitchcock praising Woodrow Wilson and the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Cecil
Norman H. Davis
United States
Thomas J. Walsh
Henry Morgenthau
David F. Houston
Tasked H. Bliss
Ei«me Howard
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thomas W. Lamont
William Allen White
Woodrow Wilson
Viscountess Cecil
Margaret Wilson
Henry White
Charles Dana Gibson
Frank L. Polk
WITSO
Washin' N
Wilson
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Huston Ompson
Federal Trade Commission
Newark
Seatue of Nations
League of Nations
Railroads report 1924 gains and large car surplus
The 1924 rail movement authorized 1.1 billion in rail expenditures but spent 800 million leaving a 300 million surplus to roll into 1925. Freight handling hit new records with October net ton miles at 43 108 743 000 and total weekly loadings rising across all commodities except coal coke and ore. Locomotives placed 2100 and box cars 67 999 with a total freight car surplus over 300 000 in good repair and ready for service at year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Way
Coe! Care
Ana
Interesting Week at the Butte Art Exhibition
The Butte Art School at 110 West Broadway hosts a week of events showcasing American artists artworks. A series of receptions and talks run daily from Tuesday through Saturday with groups like Homer club Arts and Crafts club Rocky Mountain Garden club and Butte Woman's club participating.
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Bute Art School
West Broadway
Butts
Homer Club
Arts and Crafts Club
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Fort H
Butte Woman's Club
Shakespeare Club
Atlas Club
Butte Art Association
Forum Program Delights Crowd With Folk Song Study
A holiday forum at the Butte Y discussed folk songs with Miss Irene St Quentin lecturing on their history. Mrs J E Stephenson sang and introduced audience singing of favorites, with violin by Miss Bernice McKeen and piano by Miss Hazel Barnicoat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Irene St. Quentin
J. E. Stephenson
Missa Bernice McKeen
Lucia Evans
Hazel Barnicoat
John Howard Payne
New York
Suwanee’ River
Gaili Curel
Stephen Collins Foster
Mason
Kentucky
Nelly Bly
Francis Scottey
Fort McHenry
Hall Columba
Josaph Hopkinson
Philadelphia
France
Julia Ward Howe
Axu Riley
Hool'gans
J. A. Donovan
Frances Range
Hugh McLaughlin
Butte High Pupil Kathleen Fitzgerald Dies at Home
Kathleen Fitzgerald 14, a gifted Butte High and St. John’s parish pupil, died Saturday at her parents’ home 1951 South Gaylord. Survived by parents Mary and John, a sister, a brother, and three aunts. Funeral set at 9 in Be John red at 9:30. burial in St. be celebrated cemetery.
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Kathleen Fitzgerald
Jerry Fitzgerald
South Gaylord Street
St. John’s Parish
Butte High School
Mary
John
Julia Whalen
Phyl Sprratt
Butte
Ea Brady
San Francisco
High Waraty
John Red
St. Be Celebrated
Farm Bureau to Meet in January at Bozeman
The Montana State Farm Bureau plans its annual convention in Bozeman on January 8 during Farm and Home Week at Montana State College. Speakers include W L Stockton F D Farrell M L Wilson and John T Caine III among others with topics on irrigation law competition and livestock markets. Women’s program features Dr Nellie Perkins addressing child development and character building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Farm Bureau
Bozeman
Montana State College
W. L. Stockton
F. D. Farrel
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
M. L. Wilson
United States Department of Agriculture
John T. Caine III
Utah
Los Angeles Stock Yards
Farrell
United States
Kansas
United States Reclamation Service
University of Idaho
Montana
Department of Agriculture
John T. Caine
Los Angeles
Caine
Farm Bureau
Montana Irrigation and Drainage Institute
Montana Dairymen’s Association
Montana Potato Improvement Association
Montana Holstein Friesian Association
Montana Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Montana Hereford Breeders’ Association
Montana Seed Growers’ Association
Montana Pure Sheep Breeders’ Association
Nellie Perkins
Detroit
Michigan
Norwegian Lodge No 135 Marks 12th Anniversary
The twelfth anniversary of Lodge No. 135 Sons of Norway was celebrated at the Pythian castle with R A Dahl presiding. Mrs Davis and Irene Alden accompanied songs, Kathleen Bayer played piano, and Hens C Boeve gave a Norwegian history sketch. The lodge traces origins to Minneapolis 1895 and now spans five districts with about $6,000,000 in member insurance and sick benefits. Rev. C August Peterson spoke on his Norway tour after returning from there three months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge No. 135
Sons of Norway
Pythian Castle
R. A. Dahl
Davis
Irene Alden
Kathleen Bayer
Hens C. Boeve
Thens
Norway
Polheim
Minneapolis
United States
Canada
C. August Peterson
Seattle
Ogden Livestock Show Round Trip Fare Notice
One and one half fare round trip offered by Union Pacific from Jan 4 to Jan 9 with inclusive travel. Limit Jan 12. Adyv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Livestock Show
Union Pacific
Carey and Harris Funeral Notices in Centerville
The funeral for Joseph Carey will be held Monday at 10 30 from Richards chapel with interment at Mount Mosiah cemetery. Sons of St George and Peace and Harmony Lodge No 312 members are asked to meet at Centerville hall Wednesday at 1 PM for the late James Harris funeral services in Centerville led by Rev. Frederick T. Spencer with burial at Mount Moriah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Joseph
Richards
Mount Mosiah Cemetery
Sons of St. George
Peace and Harmony Lodge
Centerville
James
Harris
Sateeareee
Alkery Roeceeding
Senso St. Geo Hall
Frederick T. Spencer
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Pascoe
Elizabeth Jane
Benjamin Pascoe
Oak Street
Unity M. EB
Meaderville
Mr. Rhodes
Richards & Wade Firm Street Address Note
Local business fragment shows Joseph Richards Inc and Richards & Wade with an incomplete street address entry ending abruptly. No clear date or event is present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Richards Inc
Richards & Wade
Tees Street
Cronin Serich Long Larsen funerals noted for Monday offerings
The Cronin and Serich families announce funeral services for Mary A Cronin aged 68 and Angel Serich with high mass at St Mary's and Holy Savior churches. John Long's funeral to be held from 115 West Quarts Street with requiem mass at 10 o'clock. Ole Larsen remains at Duggan's parlors with time to be announced.
Funeral notices for Katheryne Lowney and Kathien Fitzgerald
The Lowney funeral is at Daly-Shea chapel this Monday at 9 o clock with high mass at Patrick s church at 9 36 and burial at St Patrick s cemetery. The Fitzgerald funeral is tomorrow at 9 o clock from 1951 S Gaylord with high mass at St John s church at 9 30 and interment in the family plot at St Patrick s cemetery.
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Oklahoma
McLintock
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Evrone
Piet Hobin
Bosisio
Hobin
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GECIL
Sarkot Ey Na
Dee
Hholes
Fatee
Miss St. Quentin
America
Undertakers
Dorothy Devore
Matt Moore
News Weekly
Now
American the Theatre Beautifl
Sam R. White
Nimbalimera
South Main Street
Gosselin & Harkins Whee
Cassidy & Gennetin
M. J. Walsh CO
West Park Street
Remmen
Charles William Remmen
Sivert Remmen
Mahoney Street
Mountain View Cemetery
Larry Duggan
North Main Street
Dalyshea Company Mortuary Home
Idaho
Sherman & Reed Funeral Chapel
Cour
Sherman & Head
Lta Wee
Broadway
Alsona
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