Governor Toole praised Game Warden W F Scott after letters of support
A flood ofSupport letters from the Bonita Outing club Albert Galen and Attorney General Donovan defend Game Warden W F Scott against Helena division attacks. Donovan cites Scotts energy persistence and tact in enforcing laws and notes successful prosecutions aided by deputies Boucher and Hall.
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Bonita Outing Club
Donovan
Montana
Standard
Helena
Toole
W. F. Scott
Montana Fish and Game Protective Association
Bonita
Scott
F. A. Jones
R. Dels. Smith
Anaconda
T. J. Murray
R. L. Clinton
H. Wileson
Butte
T. C. Marshall
Tyler Thompson
J. N. Keith
Missoula
Bonita Club
W. I. Scott
Missoula County
Galen
Mr. Galen
Beaver
Wolf Creek
Missouri River
Avare
Mr. Scott
W F. Scott
J. H. Boucher
J. H. Hall
Theodore Roosevelt Jr in grave condition at Groton infirmary
Theodore Roosevelt Jr the president's eldest son remains seriously ill in Groton Mass with double pneumonia doctors report the night brought worsening symptoms but no immediate danger Officials say the crisis could come within days as Dr Lambert joins Shattuck Warren and the family watches anxiously at the infirmary
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Groton
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Roosevelt
George 4. Cortelyou
Alexander Lambert
New York
Shattuck
Warren
Cortelyou
Mr. Cortelyou
Washington
Gro
Eight Million Lost In Paterson Bank Fire Recovery Efforts Continue
Paterson New Jersey reports eight million dollars in losses from the First National Bank fire with five point one million recovered from vaults. City offices burned and records destroyed threaten tax and assessment data while banks reopen in temporary quarters. Authorities battle looting, evacuate refugees, and plan relief as militiamen and police maintain order.
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Paterson
N. J
Citizns
Hinchcliffe
Low
New York
First National Bank
Betrayal of Trust Ends in Million Dollar Bank Fraud
Vice President Frank C. Andrews of the City Savings Bank in Detroit was arrested and arraigned for willfully securing over $1,000,000 from his employer with the aid of Cashier Henry R. Andrews. The scheme involved overdrafts and certified checks paid out to third parties, later torn up when funds became available.
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Detroit
Mich
Frank C. Andrews
The
City Savings Bank
George L. Maltz
Henry R. Andrews
F. C. Andrews
Andrews
Maltz
Jr. C. Andrews
Maltz Tonigh
Busness
F. C. Pingree
F.C. Andrews
Christian
Hunt
Board of Education
Clearing House Association
Ths
Hawkins Suspected of Foil Murder
In San Francisco February 10 there are few new details in Nora Fuller case. Autopsy physician Dr. Bacigulupi says death by strangulation. Police link killer to a man calling himself John Bennett and suspect Kennett is Hawkins who rented the house and Beott who bought the furniture.
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San Francisco
Nora Fuller
Bacigulupi
Jack the Strangler
Denver
John Bennett
Kennett
B. Hawkins
Clancy Seeks Limitations On Heinze Survey At Anaconda Mine
Helena Feb 10 Special Dispatch. Judge Clancy backs the supreme court order to show cause why supervisory control should not vacate the order allowing F A Heinze to survey the Anaconda mine. Heinze argues the Belmon t area ore is mined through the 1200 foot level to determine and protect his rights, with access only via the Anaconda shaft.
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Helena
Clancy
Supreme Court
F. A. Heinze
Anaconda
W. C. Jones
Butte
Heinze
Anaconda Company
Belmont
New Twenty Century geyser in Yellowstone region described
Major John Pitcher reports a new volcanic display in the porcelain basin at Norris hotel area, named the Twenty Century geyser. It lies 121 feet east of Constant geyser with a crater 3.9 inches wide and 4? inches long. Eruptions resemble Constant but six times larger in volume, lasting 3 to 10 minutes at intervals of 1 hour to 1 day.
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St. Paul
Minn
John Pitcher
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone Park
Geyser Basin
Norris Hotel
Geyser Base
Porcelain Basin
Lis Crater
Behr
Suspected incendiary fire at Orpheon theater in Chicago
Fire early today largely destroyed the Orpheon theater. Two ras jets with tips removed found in basement. Fire spread to three areas after a late night call. Two missing women accounted for. A headless burned boy’s body found on the third floor. he is believed to be a street waif seeking shelter in a vacant office.
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Hinchcliffe
St. Mary's Parochial School
Newark Bread Company
Chicago
Campion
Prospectors Endure Harsh Journey To Vancouver Island
A party led by a half breed guide arrived aboard the Tees from Alert Bay at the north end of Vancouver Island after ten days travel from Quatsine. They faced four days and five nights of starvation in snow as the guide misread the trail and the group moved in circles. The Tees report smallpox has broken out again among northern Indians.
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Vangoute
B.C
Pour
Tees
Alert Bay
Vancouver Island
Quatsine
Viney
Cascade man’s estate delivers $142 inheritance to county
Special Dispatch reports Helena Feb 10 that State Treasurer A H Barret received word the estate of the late James Allen of Cascade has presented Cascade county treasurer with 142 dollars in inheritance.
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Helena
A. H. Barret
James Allen
Cascade
Cascade County
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Bresci
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Great Rogers Works
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Fifth Regiment
Passaic
la Questione Sociale
Market Street
King Humbert
Bartholdi
Humbert
Knowle
Dge
Caunty and School Board
Gratiot Avenue
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