Candidacy activity rises as city alderman races loom
In Butte seven wards prepare for alderman elections with two seats in the Second ward. Petitions show six Republican and five Democrat challengers. Primary voting set for March 22 with petitions due March 10 and election on April 5. Voter registration tallies include 15,485 voters in Butte and 793 in Walkerville.
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Frank McKeon
Walter. Carns
Chapman
Peter Holland
Peter Cavanagh
Anaconda Road
O'Neill
Woolman Street
West
Woolman Stree
William B. Ivey
Copper Street
Albert Pierce
Repub-Ican
Granite Street
D. W. Davis
Wyoming Street
Dan Thomas
Republic
Mercury Street
Seventh Ward
W. J. Winslow
Philips Street
Jeremiah P. Fitzgerald
South Gaylord
Eighth Ward
Jim Woods
Placer Street
John MacDonald
Ernest M. Sylvester
Steel Street
Butte City
Clerkc
Recorder
Walkerville
Butte
Ea Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Daughter Missed In Time In Butte Noted Death
Mrs. Margaret Goggin aged 64 died at 411 North Washington street last evening. Her daughter Mrs. Don Frampton of Chicago arrived two hours after her mother's death. Survived by four sons Patrick Philip Edward and James all of Butte and daughters Mollie of Butte and Mrs. Don Frampton of Chicago. Funeral arrangements handled by the Daly-Shea company.
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Margaret Goggin
Washington ‘Street
Don” Frampton
Chicago
Goggin
Ireland
Hancock, Mich
Agoshi Butte
Soviet proposal not yet received in Washington
The U S state department said the Soviet peace proposal had not been received by the department despite Associated Press reports. Officials noted the dispatches were not addressed to the State Department and that no committee action would be taken. Morris at Stockholm had forwarded it. In TUCHON, Aris, resolutions favored Gen Leonard Wood for president and peace treaty ratification with possible senate reservations.
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Washington
State Department
London
Ameri
Morris
Stockholm
Ae Totes
Wood
Tuchon
Aris
Leonard Wood
Senate
Republican State Convention
Chicago
Secret German Communist Conference Disrupted by Police
A secret conference of German communists at Durlach was broken up by police today. Delegates from Austria Poland Russia and Switzerland were present. They will be detained pending arrangements for their expulsion from Germany.
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Karlial Many
Durlach
Austria
Poland
Russia
Switzerland
Germany
Industrial plants urged to divert workers for railroad yard clearing
On November 28 industrial interests urged workers to dig out railroad yards and points in New England as cold storms halted thousands of railcars. Many plants shut due to fuel shortages with more to close early next week unless conditions improve and food supplies grow tighter in some regions.
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New England
Helena speaker wins district extemporaneous contest
Alfred Burke of Helena won the mining district extemporaneous speaking contest with the topic What the Bolshevists Have Done to Russia. Louis Aronowsky of Butte and Charles Schurch of Deer Lodge placed second and third, Catherine Jones of Dillon fourth. All four earn a right to compete in the Montana state contest March 12 and 13 alongside the state basketball tournament.
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Alfred Burke
Helena
Russia
Louis Aronowsky
Butte
Charles Schurch
Decree
Catherine Jones
Dillon
Montana
Burke
Atonowsky
Schurch
C. J. Clapp
Montana State School of Mines
A.T. Peterson
Jefferson County High School of
Boulder
Dr. Wine
Paris Founds Central Charity Organization
Paris reports the establishment of central charitable bureaus in Paris Marseilles and Havre modeled on American Associated Charities. The first annual reports show strong success of this pure American institution transplanted to France with little modification.
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International News Service
Paris
America
France
Marseilles
Havre
Sane | Hines
Associated Charities
New York
Chicago
Boston
Amer
Stuart's Calcium Wafers Promised Clearer Complexion
An advertisement urges readers to use Stuart's Calcium Wafers to purge skin blemishes caused by nutrient deficiencies. It claims eruptions like pimples and liver spots hinder success and asserts the product, priced at 50 cents a box, cleanses the skin and improves appearance.
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Stuart
You Cannot Hide Your Fat Theory and Claims
Fragmentary text describes a claim about fat reduction and a supposed prescription. It references concealment, dressmakers, and a burden related to overfat. The passage contains unclear terms and possible mistranscriptions, making specifics uncertain.
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Carey
Paris milk relief exchange bureau expands cooperation
Mile Grillot, rector of the Paris Pichler, outlines a bureau coordinating philanthropic societies in Paris. The system uses a simple card registry linking families and aiding organizations, without privacy details, to prevent overlap and speed milk distribution to babies. Currently 306 of 2000 Paris societies use the exchange, with 123 387 files on record.
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Paris
Mile. Grillot
Pichler
Fect
Mone
Famlilies
Work Exchange Bureau
Catholic Clergy Urge Modest Dress Amid Moral Concerns
A report notes bishops urging clergy to deny communion to improper dress and an archbishop warning against excess nudity in women’s fashion. Monsignor Leite cites danger to morals from current attire while debates reflect broader cultural tensions.
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Maximiano Leite
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West Park
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Pape
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