Butte Women Arrested in Red Light District Crackdown
In Butte, about 60 women from the Red Light district were arrested by Chief Mulhall and officers. They were taken to the city hall for bond hearings, with bonds set at $10 each to cover two months of fines. Some testified before the Lexow committee about collectors and alleged police involvement.
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Red Melt
Cheronen
Eustacy
Moluiboid
Canton Grant
Vollection White
Kelly
Farretl
Meiner
Prive
Dodge Hoyle
Uaatte
Fone
Lexun Committee
West Beontway
Crlh
Loiz
Walt
Judge Boyle
Ife
Bad
Hazel Forsythe
Boyle
Lefora
Isxew Committee
Trent Lavell
Lexow Committee
Denion Nesponathitis
White Boys in Court Over Church Fund Theft
Willlate and John White, 14-year-old brothers, face charges of incorrigibility and vagrancy after an alleged scheme to steal funds from a church poor box. Prosecutors allege the youths are growing up in mendicancy and associate with vagrants, with prior larceny accusations. Their home is on Marrison Avenue.
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Willlate
John White
Biunday
Joseph's Church
Slethon
Cork
Werd Condit
Associated Charities
Comity
Dan Yancey Onde
Christmins
Hude
McClernat Tata
Marrisan Avenue
Clearing Church of Debt at St Pauls Methodist
St Pauls Methodist Church South has faced a heavy debt since its 4 year old building. W Kemper paid $2.00 toward the debt and predicts more to come as new pastor Rev T W Ingen leads a dedication foresee at the annual conference. Bishop Morrison is said to favor a Montana church dedication. The debt aims to be cleared within 10 to 12 months.
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St. Paul's Methodist Church South
W. Kemper
State Savings
Riv
T.w.ingen
Aigual Tishop Morrison
St. Nicholas
Nation Department
Tovdkerchig
Patnery
Ana Wiha
Foreign missions report on European work and Macedonia events
The 934 ans THal report of the American board of commissioners for foreign missions published today reviews mission work in Europe. It notes Turkish attitude remains hostile, avoids politics in Macedonia Bulgaria and Mekedon areas. It argues Jewish influence and regional instability threaten order, and highlights the need for continued missionary activity to counter chaos.
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Praton
Mase
Dee
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Une
Will to found Carrington Institute and University
The will of the late Washington Carrington leaves his entire estate, valued at about one and a half million, to fund an educational institution to be named Carrington Institute and University. The estate is managed by trustees and earmarked for work to begin on his Peoria home site.
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Peorle
Dee
Washington Carrington
Olea
Wien
Carington Institute and University
Peoria
Transfer Gate to Washtesian Case Seen in California Rail Pooling
The attempt to prove a pooling agreement exists between the Southern Pacific and the Santa Fe in fruit shipments in Southern California has moved from a local hearing before U.S. Commissioner Gates to Washington. DOJ counsel and Santa Fe lawyers depart for the capital with assertions of an existing pooling agreement and ongoing inquiries.
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Los Angeles
I. Ders
Saeife
San Ic
California
Secretary Hay’s Condition Reportedly Improving
Washington December 30 It is reported today that Secretary Hay’s condition shows improvement for the first time since his illness. The report notes signs of stabilization and possible gradual recovery amid cautious official statements.
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Washington
Hay
Train Speeder Collision Kills Two Near Kalispell
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports a fatal speeder train wreck near Maglio Kalispell. Usury a roadmaster and Dilgn a section foreman were seriously injured as the speeder derailed at a curve. Geary was killed. Dillon and others were taken to hospitals as coroners opened inquest into the deaths.
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Ta Great Northern
Maglio
Kalispell
Dotian Dilgn
Burial and accident notes from Richmond and Miles City
The report covers a burial at Richmond and a mishap in Miles City where a boy named Carlson suffered a broken leg after a load toppled by wind. A separate small rooftop fire in Miles City caused minor alarm as mechanics toppled a pot of tar, quickly addressed by the fire department.
Murder of Aged Sheepherder Reported in Flathead Reserve
Special dispatch reports the murder of an elderly sheep herder employed to watch Angus McDonald and Guy Petite’s sheep on the Flathead Indian reservation. A large band of sheep was scattered, Angus McDonald notified in Kalispell, and suspicions point to a white man. The victim, an old man long involved in sheep work, likely died two or three days earlier. a revolver was found cocked at the scene. Further details are unavailable due to ongoing uncertainty and fear of more trouble.
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Kalispell
Des
Flathead Indian Reservation
Angus McDonald
Guy Petite
Reaer
Stairea
Winns
Dbs Stile
Fruit
McDonald
Hawke
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