GEAM ISOLATION DOUBTED AT YALE SYMPOSIUM
Three conclusions from a Yale symposium hosted by the American Society of Zoology are that cancer is not infectious, requires a hereditary cancerous strain, and needs environmental factors such as functional irritation to develop. Researchers from Rockefeller Institute, Harvard, and Cornell presented findings on heredity and breast cancer nursing effects.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Yale University
American Society of Zoology
James D. Murphy
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
L. Cc. Strong
Bussey Institute
Harvard University
Murphy
James Ewing
Cornell University
Pershing Illness Threatens Health and Return
Army medical reports warn General Pershing faces permanent health impairment if he does not return to the United States for treatment. Pershing, likely only partly informed about his condition, has postponed his return, believing his Arica duties are more important. The issue is tied to Tacna Arica plebiscite delays and potential misinterpretation of orders amid deadlock.
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Army
Arica
Associated Press
Washington
General Pershing
United States
Pershing
Tacna-Arica
Christian Endeavor Leaders Convene in Butte for State Plan
In Butte on New Year’s Day the State Christian Endeavor society holds a meeting at President Austin Worcester’s home to draft the program for the Montana state convention, to be held in Billings June 10 to 13. Attendees include Paul Brown Pacific coast secretary Melvin Seitz and Mrs Seitz, Miss Keruth Tibbles, Miss Anice Tibbles, and officials from Helena Missoula and Great Falls. Mrs Worcester hosts a New Year dinner. Seitzs arrive today and other delegates arrive tomorrow. Plans include a reception and dinner in Anaconda today.
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State Christian Endeavor Society
Butte
Austin Worcester
Billings
Paul Brown
Pacific Coast
Melvin Seitz
Seitz
Keturah Tibbles
Livingston
Anice Tibbles
Helena
Missoula
Great Falls
Worcester
Christian Endeavor
Nurse Testimony on Montana Trip In $30000 Suit
Miss Susan Kipp testified in Anaconda district court describing a Riverside Sanitarium trip to Wisconsin and travel with Mrs. Gina Kelly to the Montana State Hospital for the Insane. She admitted scuffles after boarding the train and helping with an operation, as Dr. R. J. Hathaway and Kipp face a $30,000 damage suit filed by Mrs. Kelly.
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Riverside Sanitarium
Wisconsin
Gina Kelly
Montana State Hospital For
Mrs. Kelly
Susan Kipp
Anaconda
Bishop Approves Sunday Golf and Tennis Play
New York note reports Bishop William T. Manning at a National Collegiate Athletic Association session endorsing Sunday golf and tennis if not replacing religious duties. He argued a well played polo or football can be as pleasing to God as a cathedral service and described plans for athletic sculptures in the St. John the Divine cathedral.
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Associated Press
New York
William T. Manning
National Collegiate Athletic Association
St. John the Devine
Butte Records Show May Peak in Intoxication Cases
May had the highest count of intoxication bookings in the year with 177 cases out of about 1,560 total arrests at the police station. Disturbances followed with around 500 cases as officers note many involved a drink. Over 4,000 arrests yielded more than 1060000 in fines and fines or forfeitures for drunks and related offenders.
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Butte
Volktena
Coal factions still deadlocked after 11 hour wage talks
Anthracite miners and operators adjourned in New York at midnight after an 11 hour session without agreement. Arbitration remained on the table with check-off discussed. Both sides said a contract could be negotiated at the conference, with Alvan Markle returning to Hazelton and James A. Gorman presiding tonight.
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Associated Press
New York
Alvan Markle
Hazelton
James A. Gorman
Colonel Coolidge Shows Improvement During Illness
Col. John Coolidge father of the president, 81, in Plymouth, showed heart action improvement over the last two days. Dr. Albert W Cram of Bridgewater said the heart and general condition were very good, though leg circulation issues likely persist.
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Associated Press
Plymouth
John Coolidge
Albert W Cram
Bridgewater
Cram
Colonel Coolidge
Governor abolishes state law enforce ment and highway divisions
Governor Morley issues executive orders abolishing the state law enforcement department and two highway divisions. The move aims to cut costs, reassign duties to the engineering department and clerk of the highway body, and rescind 206 dry commissions. Morley says the changes will save money and reset prohibition enforcement.
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Associated Press
Denver
Mortey
State Highway Department
Morley
Rivers Swell to Flood Levels Across Western Europe
Gales and torrential rains strike England and Western Europe as the Rhine rises 26 feet, threatening Cologne. Bridges and embankments fail while Coblenz Duisburg and Trevon see homeless leaving the area. Danube and Lake Constance also flood forecast.
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Associated Press
London
Channel
Atlantic
England
Europe
Bay of Biscay
Adop
Comtesse de Fiandre
Beachy Head
Susex
Cologne
Germany
Rhine
Moselle
Hartz Mountains
Coblenz
Duisberg
Trevon
Danube
Lake Constance
Mount McKinley Not in Eruption Denial From Alaska Official
Anchorage reports Henry P. Karstens superintendent of McKinley National Park denies eruption rumors after a field check. He found no smoke or signs of disturbance and noted black clouds are common without significance. Archdeacon Hudson Stuck accompanied the 1913 ascent. An Alaska Railroad train crew also observed steam from the saddle area and noted a strong earthquake on December 22.
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Associated Press
Anchorage
Alaska
Henry P. Karstens
McKinley National Park
Mount McKinley
Here
Karstens
Archdeacon Hudson
Broad Pass
Frank Knight
Curry
Alaska Range
Boy Fatally Injured In Copper Street Sled Collision
Clarence Burns Jr aged 6 died after a sled collision with a truck at the foot of Copper street. Roy Quinton drove the truck to the hospital and notified the Burns family at 611 North Jackson street.
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Clarence J. Burns Jr
C. J. “Doc” Burns
Butte
Montana Power Company
Copper Street
Murray Hospital
Roy Quinton
Lnd
North Jackson Street
Small Junior Burns
Don MecAllater
Junior
McAllister
1925 Standard Sunday Review on U S Finance and World Markets
The Standard previews its 1925 review noting the Federal Reserve as the global cash reservoir and American capital fueling European refinancing. It highlights record New York Stock Exchange activity and growing foreign bond sales, calling the collection the most informative in Montana journalism.
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Intelligent Reader
Federal Reserve Banking System
New York Stock Exchange
Advocate
America
Europe
Standard
Montana
Bold Hold Up Strikes Argyle State Bank in KC
In downtown Kansas City at Thirteenth and McGee streets, three robbers locked 11 people in a vault and took $20,624 from Argyle State Bank. A pistol fight occurred with Patrolman O B Flaherty chasing the car. he was briefly knocked from his machine by a bullet. Police had no trace of the bandits by nightfall.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Argyle State Bank
Thirteenth
McGee
Warrant Redemptions by Montana Land Board Planned
Helena reports state treasurer prepares to call 630000 in registered general fund warrants. Half of 900000 Clark inheritance tax funds allocated to general fund will help cover calls. On Jan 12 400000 warrants redeemed. Jan 2 235000 warrants registered by Dec 12 1924 to be redeemed. Clark funds 450000 to schools delayed until September.
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Associated Press
Helena
W. A. Clark
Butte
State Land Board
Clark
Four Lives Lost as Street Car Plunges into Tacoma Bay
Four people died and four were injured when a municipal street car plunged from a bridge into the bay eighty nine feet below in Tacoma. Victims include G. A. Farrow railway clerk Mrs. Robert Scott and her young son Robert 6 and others named Tolojiro Obeyoshi 51 Earl Hurd railway engineer and Chris Nelson. Motorman Charlies Staley escaped injury by leaping clear and is being sought by authorities.
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Tacoma
Municipal Bridge
G. A. Farrow
Robert Scott
Robert
Tolojiro Obeyoshi
Earl Hurd
Chris Nelson
42 Men Are Killed in Mexican Coal Mine Disaster
At Palan in Coahuila a Mexican National railway coal mine explosion killed 42 men with many bodies badly mangled. News reached Eagle Pass Texas confirming the disaster and indicating more fatalities may be inside the mine while a score of miners were seriously injured and rushed to care.
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Eagle Pass
Texas
Mexican National Railway
Palan
Butte Mines Whistles Herald 1926 New Year Arrival
In Butte the mine whistles will greet the new year at midnight 1926 with a roaring display unique to the district. The Steward base and distant shaft tones will blend as residents ring bells and fire crackers while miners salute 1925’s end and welcome 1926.
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Butte
Anaconda
Mountain
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Colorado Governor
Coblenz and
Treves
Seine
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Tragk
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Clarence Burns
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