Police locate Ryan with wife and baby in Minnesota
A dancing master once linked to easy money schemes and forged checks has been found in Duluth Minnesota where he worked as a fuse splitter. Police chief Murphy says if extradited to Butte he will face prosecution for obtaining money under false pretenses and related charges. Helena and Helena officials had sought his whereabouts after his brief Helena visit and brief dancing school showcase.
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Yan
Butte
Eaay
Duluth
Minn
Murphy
Ryan
Minnesota
Putte
Helena
Eamtern
Tutte
Boxing for Exercise Planned at Missoula Boxing Event
In Missoula fans line up for an afternoon smoker where boxers perform for exercise and entertainment. Canadian welter Leo Heng and Frank Barrieat will box with padded mitts, with proceeds funding new gym equipment.
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Missoula
Riley
Rochester
Leo Heng
Frank Barrleat
Voy
Mud Anderson
Coast Welter
Wallace
Tutte Tnmori
Dewey Carroll
Jimmie Cole
Hamilton
Jimmy Piquett
Jury of Men Dismisses Landlady's Complaint
John Gardner was found not guilty of vagrancy by an unanimous verdict in Justice Don's Court. The charges, brought by Cora E Eckert of West Treadway, claimed Gardner entered her room while she was improperly dressed and used insulting language. A warning to leave allegedly preceded a poker threat. Evidence was conflicting and the jury included W Ramberg and others.
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John Gardner
Justice Don's Court
Cora E. Eckert
West Treadway
Gardner
W. Ratie
W. Ramberg
Luther
Death in basement prompts inquest by coroner
Coroner Dan Drew will hold an inquest to determine the cause of death of Thomas Taylor, 30, who died yesterday at 260 Euust Park street after becoming ill in a basement. The body was taken to Sherman and A's undertaking rooms. The report includes other unrelated probate and property details.
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Dan Drew
Thomas Taylor
Euust Park
Street Taylor
Sherman & ‘A
J. J. Mahoney
Soo Weanay
War Dispatches from Front and Heligoland Forts
Reports from Petrograd and New York describe limited combat actions along the Vistula and Rawka rivers with German trench withdrawals and Austrian captures. British and Canadian leaders emphasize industrial mobilization while Stockholm notes Scandinavian shipping losses and rich mine disaster totals.
German Press Bureau quotes Russian strengthenings in Galicia
Berlin dispatches report the German official press bureau saying Russia is strengthening forces opposing Galicia and may compel new dispositions. French troops gather near Vosges as Alsace and Lindau heat up. British coast towns face enforced relocations. German leaders discuss Cuxhaven aid with Prince Henry and Von Tirpitz. Pittsburgh notes new dental clinics in public schools. Land Bank of New York State formed with capital of 106000. Japanese armored cruisers Aguma and Tolaumo sighted near Peru. Phi Delta Theta to hold biennial convention with venues: San Francisco Seattle Detroit Kansas City.
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Berlin
Wirelow
Sayville
Galicia
Vosses
Tme
Ney
Vosges Pames
Alsace
Lindhau
Moraht
Tageblat
Cuxhaven
Holstein
Belary
London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Hague
Prince Henry of
Prussia
von Tiepits
Kiel
Germany
Prince Henry
Exports Exceed Imports By Fifty-Eight Million in December
Secretary Redfeld reported to President Wilson that December exports from the United States, through December 46, surpassed imports by 58 million dollars, signaling a strong trade surplus era in late 1916.
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Washington
Redfeld
Wilson
United States
Advertising ruins the manufacturer declares mendicant
A mendicant asserts he was once prosperous but ruined by advertising. He blames rival ads for stealing his business. The piece praises aggressive advertisers who seek and win business, and endorses newspapers for reaching the homes of the consuming public.
Killing Hunters 18 A Serious Affair
Washington reports a fatal shooting of two American hunters by Canadian soldiers on the Niagara river near Fort Erie. Secretary Bryan instructed the Port Erie American vice consul to secure the body and assist the wounded. A Buffalo dispatch notes diverging accounts from hunter Dorsch who said shots continued during retreat and that three militiamen are detained at Fort Lorie barracks. Also, Herbert Lathrop died after being mistaken for a mountain lion by Floyd Perritt, a Pacific Coast League pitcher, as Perritt fired from a hillside. Secretary Daniels ordered Rhode Island to New Orleans for the Jan centennial events, with Delaware en route to Vera Cruz to relieve it.
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New York
Heligoland
Richard Wackerow
United States
Breslau
Germany
Genoa
Wackerow
Helgoland
Gibraltar
Goethe
Mr. Wackeron
Septemer
Antwerp
Washington
Niagara River
Fort Erie
Wilson
Bryan
Port Erie
State Department
Cecil Springstice
Buffalo
N.Y
Chari Dorsch
Kelther Smith
Dorsch
Ventura
Cal
Hertert Lathrop
Floyd Porritt
Los Angeex Teun
Pacific ‘Coast Baseball League
Perritt
Lathrop
Wee
Daniels
Rhode Island
Vera Cruz
Maxe Feo
New Orleans
New Oreans
Delaware
Norfolk
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Ames A. Murray
W. Mather
Hesperus Lode
Toseph Shannon
Joseph Richa Shannon
Millie _D. Mather
Carlton Ww. Mather
NiStand
Marie Lause
Rutte-Baliaklava
Rune Hlugher
Tate
Keen
Reymolas
Goshrane
Pari Haem
North Hutee
Sheriot
Rowin Wright
Big Butte
Edwin Wright
Terrance Kelly
Porrance Kelly
A. B. Melzner
Petrograd
Vistula
Pilica
Brura
Mistrzevicc
Baurs
Rawka
Fegion
Holomiyo
Sumino
Plitea
Inowlodz
Nida
Starokoresin
Enislavice
Galleia
Strommik-Sorlice-Jaliska
War Office
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Robert Borden
Can
Associated Press
Stockholm
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Holland
USA
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Epoinis
Lion
Au Toe Coer
Tieussian
Tovecomaast Vecsey Task Ste For
Scoccuppina
Arras
France
Paris
Iermana
Lena
Tens
Lens
Ministry of Marine
Curie
Russia
Tyneside
Sunderland
Pittsburg
Burns
Department of Hygiene
Albany
Land Bank of
New York State
State Superintendent of Banks
Ucl
Lima
Peru
Mr Delta Theta
Birmingham
Ata
Phi del ‘Theta Fraternity
San Francisco
Seattle
Detroit
Kansas City
New Records
Victor Records
Coats
P. & J.lack
Wayne
Kayser
Shepherd’s
Fort Lorie Barrack
Muscumus
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