Montana Teachers Endorses Expanded Education Reforms
The Last Day of the Montana Teachers Association reports a full forenoon session with papers by Prof. D. C. Ablers on business curriculum and Miss Frances Miller on penmanship. Elections favor Terwilliger as president, Evans as first vice president, and Curran as treasurer. Resolutions urge higher salaries, tenure, kindergarten expansion, manual training, Bible study as literature, compulsory education, and improved school buildings and oversight. Helena to host next year’s meeting.
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Montana
Father Coopman
D. C. Ablers
Butte High School
Frances Miller
Boulder
A. L. Stolebarger
Missoula
Lewis Terwilliger
Livingston
W. EK. Rowe
Anaconda
F. EF. Spiers
Butt
Terwilliger
Miss Evans
Billings
John F. Curran
Sheridan
L. J. Cunningham
Fort Benton
Kaye
William Chandler Bagley
Dillon
Ida Fullerton
W. W. Welch
Helena
Committee
National Educational Association
State Board of Education
Montana Teachers Urge Home Education And State Exposition
The Montana teachers association calls for more college and training at home institutions, urges better school surroundings, supports a Louisiana Purchase Exposition exhibit, and thanks hosts in Anaconda. Two departments met at the high school for papers on education, with 300 teachers attending tours, while many left for New Year’s travel and local notices filled the city listings.
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Montana
Anaconda
Methodist
Presbyterian
John M. Kay
Randall J. Condon
J. M. Hamilton
Missoula
John F. Davies
Butte
Higher Education
O. J. Craig
University of Montana
Craig
Bold Burglar Strikes Schoolteacher at Local Street
Miss Gibbons, a teacher, endured a bold burglary at her Locust street room during absence. A gold watch and $15 disappeared while two coats and a valise were taken from other rooms. Arthur Mason was arrested. watch and $6.50 recovered, overcoats and valise found at Daly's saloon. Mason jailed to face county attorney.
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Powers
Valise
Daly's
Main Street
Mason
Oray Plaza Temple Elects Officers for New Term
At their last meeting the No 4 Order of Rathbone Sisters elected Clara Lathrop as most excellent chief Marie Godby excellent senior Anna Neal excellent junior Anna Peacock mistress of finance Sophia Davison mistress of records and correspondence Jennie Quane protector of the temple Mahala Ball guard of the outer temple Leonora Burg and Mahala Ball as trustees. New officers will be installed January 13 by Anna Neal followed by refreshments.
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Oray Plaza
Order of Rathbone Sisters
Clara Lathrop
Marie Godby
Anna Neal
Anna Peacock
Sophia Davison
Jennie Quane
Mahala Ball
Leonora Burg
O. U. Euchre Club Meets at Mrs Leary Home
Yesterday the I. O. U. Euchre club met with Mrs. Dennis Leary at Ash and Sixth streets. Fifteen games were played followed by luncheon. First prize went to Mrs. R. M. Davidson for a pastel picture, second to Mrs. William Hebbard for a cracker jar, and the consolation to Mrs. James Quane for a statuette. Only the dozen members attended.
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I. O. U. Euchre Club
Dennis Leary
Ash
Sixth Streets
White couple from New York plan Montana mining home
Harry M. White and his wife of New York City are in Anaconda and registered at the Montana hotel. White, son of W. J. White owner of the Gold Coin mine, intends to settle in Montana and pursue mining. They will reside at the Montana for a time and later build a home near the Gold Coin property to spend most of his time there.
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Harry M. White
New York City
Anaconda
Montana
Mr. White
W. J. White
Sermon by Father Murphy at St Pauls Church
Father Murphy of All Hallows College will deliver the sermon this morning at high mass in St Pauls church. He is an eloquent speaker with a wide circle of Montana friends from his connection with the Salt Lake college for boys. The Standard job printing department has received new ball programme styles for the coming season and societies planning dances should view samples.
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Father Murphy
All Hallows’ College
St. Paul's Church
Montana
College For Boys
Salt Lake
The
Standard
Man Injured Falling On Park Avenue Ice Near Adams Store
Late last night Charles Campeau slipped on an icy Park avenue sidewalk in front of Adams department store and fractured his leg. Policeman Cannon nearby transported the injured man to St. Ann's hospital for treatment.
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Charles Campeau
Park Avenue
Adams’ Department Store
Cannon
St. Ann's Hospital
Look After Fair Exhibit
The World’s Fair Educational Committee in Montana met in a Montana hotel and appointed Prof. J. S. McKay of Missoula as Montana’s exhibit director for the St. Louis fair. The committee will select 12 ladies to assist two months each, with Miss Jane Wall of Helena named as McKay’s assistant.
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Montana
J. 8S. McKay
Missoula
McKay
Butte
St. Louis
W. W. Welch
Ried
the Agricultural College
O. J. Craig
The
University
Antrim Antlers Club Dance Opens New Year Night
The Antlers club hosts a dance at the Montana hotel this evening to start the new year. Ladders' orchestra will provide music and the committee promises a leap year surprise for the ladies. The event is expected to be a success.
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Antlers Club
Montana
Fines Set for Disorder Offenses at Local Police Station
William Farley paid a 20 dollar fine for vagrancy by Judge McHugh and chose jail time. Charles Gunther alias Wettle Falls Kid fined four dollars with three day sentence suspended. he is in Anaconda on a visit. Grace Settles, a colored woman, fined 25 dollars for abusive language to a girl on Commercial avenue.
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William Farley
McHugh
Charles Gunther
Wettle
Masquerade Ball At Adams Firm Attracts Attention
Tonight’s masquerade ball at A O H hall features prizes on display at Adams department store. The management spared no expense to ensure a successful dance and expects strong attendance as the season’s only masquerade. James Thueson 309 East Park wishes a happy prosperous New Year.
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A. O. H. Hall
Adams‘ Department Store
James Thueson
East Park
Vienna Mayor Sends Sympathy to Chicago After Theater Fire
From Mayor of Vienna, Dr. Lueger, a telegram to Mayor Harrison expresses Vienna’s deepest sympathy and condolences to Chicago for the terrible theater fire in which hundreds of lives were lost.
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Chicago
Lueger
Vienna
Austria
Harrison
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Condon
Indorse
Want Board of Regents
Board of Regents
Board of Education
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State Teachers’ Association
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Reno
vacCallum
Cloutier Mer
HH. H. Swain
J. Craig
W. M. Cobleigh
Lily Watson
Silverhall
Devine
Staten Bros
Mendenhall
East Third St
A. Zollman
L. R. Foote
Montana School of Mines
Knights and Ladies of Security
Woodmen Hall
Hammersiough
Archie Price
Percy Napton
Philipsburg
Fourth Street
Standard Office
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Leo St. Jean
Mullen
Idaho
J. E. St. Jean
Burke, Idaho
F. L. St. Jean
East Park Avenue
L. F. Verberckmoes
Optician
Durston Building
Hammerslough’s
Mabel Gordon
J. P. Christie
Maple Street
L. E. Daigler's
H. B. Robbins
Horay
Zoe Beilew
Pearl Schmalhausen
Elaie Reinhard
Arthur Mason
Policeman Cannon
Chief Fitzpatrick
Rathbone Sisters
O. U
Keppler
Main St
Copper City
Mhem
Worth Ga
Remnants
Whkay
Tee
Mon
Tana
DR. Rinehart
Antlers
Porterhouse
Falk Bros
Independent Meat Market
Commercial Avenue
Civilization of
Schilling
Cook Remedy Co
Masonic Temple
Mayor of
Anaconda, Montana
John S. Marshall
Daly Bank
ANI
John R. Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
F.C. Norbeck
Cashi
Yegen Bros, Savings
BAX
E. Park
Transas
C. Yegen
P. Yegen
E. P. Moffitt
Dr. de Ville
Standard Drug CO
Marke
Mall
Davol Cine CO
San Francisco
Cal
Porsale
Fair Drug Co
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