Big New Year Industry Boom Foreseen by Northern Pacific Agent
Livingston January 1 That March 1 wit fet and most retakening the country has ever seen says W Bennett agent for the Northern Pacific at a Commercial meeting. He cites three large western summer mills ready to employ many foremen and a full crew. Pullman adds 600 new workers, Inland Steel hires 50, a central states contractor increases staff, and grain companies plan large orders. Bennett claims the upcoming period will boost employment as companies resume work and factories ready for expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
W. Bennett
Northern Pacific
Commercial
Bennett
West
Pullman Company
Inland Steel
Pring
Central States
Tieunett
Oman
Montana Exposition Seen Through Veteran Eye
Jas Boseman recounts a noble Montana building at the San Diego fair. Kenyon, longtime Boxeman resident now in California, praises the park like grounds, scenic vistas of San Diego Bay and Point Loma, and the Spanish style Montana building with vine pergolas and comfortable lawn seating.
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Boseman
Montana
ELC
Kenyon
Boxeman
California
Macon
Fee
Philipsburg News Highlights Local Social and Obituary Notes
Philipsburg residents welcome news from Anaconda and Missoula as locals visit friends and attend events. Masons install officers while Yeomen elect leaders for the year and plan an oyster supper and a February banquet. Telegraphic notice reports the death of Mrs John A Harding of Philipsburg, a Montana native, with burial planned locally and survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Perra
Great Palle
Perra
McDonald
G. J. Berry
John €. Werning
John Hodda
George Dowsing
Rockeres
Masonic Installaion
Omhcers
FP. F. Club
Joel Will
EL. Percy
Ove Seer
J. J. Carmichael
Rowe- Bas
Peter Perraut
Tebekah
Henry Steber
Inner Sentinel
E. J. Percy
Outer Sentinel
John Kaiser
Idah
Pioneer
Philipsburg
Kennedy Divorce Plea in Forsyth Case
Mrs Kennedy of Lavington sues Thomas Kennedy a Northern Pacific employee for divorce alleging cruelty failure to take her to social events and to arrange visits with relatives with long silences daily neglect and requests custody of their child in a 1914 case filed January 1 in Forsyth Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavingeton
Mra
Smuth Kennedy
Forsyth
Yale
Ie Plaintig
Thomas’ Kennedy
Tie
Chi
Club case appealed to Supreme Court
Boreman Jan and Linder impersonating John W Davis were found guilty of liquor without a license in a Workingmen's club case tried yesterday. The jury verdict was nine to three for conviction. The defense filed exceptions and agreed the case goes to the Supreme Court on appeal, with other cases to be held pending the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boreman
Jan
Jack Linder
John W. Davis
Enne
Tana’ Workinemen’s Club
Ood
Goth Point Club
Xempting Clube
Judie Law
Supreme Court
Datriet Court
Livingston Banquet Plans Set For January Twelfth
A Livingston Commercial club meeting appointed committees to organize a January 12 banquet with roles for train and hall arrangements dinner speakers publicity music and tickets. Notables including HB Silale and Charles Angus will head committees for arrangements, speakers, and reception, inviting residents of Shields, Paradise and Oregon valleys to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HB. Silale
Commercial Club
Charles Angus
Retail Merchants’ Association
D. J. ‘Frazer
So Frank
GB. Cutting
J. A. Locke
W. F. Bennett
J. F. Kelly
Masters Hall
L. J. Nye
Fred Baumgart
W. C. Burehe
Sot Prank
J. Locke
C. Pierce
F. Way
Alepaueh
EM. Miles
Roy Garner
Martin
Loo
Shaw Music
Joe Hrooke
Archie Neys
D. A. McCaw
Dan Then
T. V. Rowe
Charles Garnier
Tekete
C. T. Landen
B.A. Wiepans
Carson Bechtel
J. A. Bridges
Victor Grizzby
A. W. Miles
A. V. Brown
August Krieger
CS. Heffertin
3.C. Vilas
T.M. Swindiehurst
Dr. Holgate
J. B. Swindiehurst
D. M. Harvey
William Hruza
J. F. O'Conner
A-P. Blark
A. N. West
June McCracken
Simon
T. D. Blakeslee
J. M. Seaman
KM. Grigsby
F. A Scheuber
George Husted
J. J. Murphy
BO. Johnson
T. Moon
Vand Smith
T. J. Jackson
J KE. Simpson
Alexander Duthie
G. J. Haynes
W. H. Bunney
Lewis ‘Terwilliger
Rw, Kerr
J. W. Graves
J.D. Warren
D. J. Sharp
Frank Boley
Pred Mijelde
Shields
Paradi
Oregon
Livingston Commercial Club
Boonters
Dillon County Office Shifts Start Tomorrow
Beaverhead county officers will see several changes at the courthouse starting tomorrow. Emerick becomes assessor with Chester Gilbert as deputy, Mayme French resigns. Robert W. Boone named county auditor in a new office. Dell’s D. D. McKnight will become commissioner after the new year, replacing H. C. Patterson. Also noted are arrivals and medical notices from Helena and local moves.
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D. D. McKnight
Dell
H. C. Patterson
Dell Ludge
J. J. Poindexter
L. Poindexter
W. 8. Watson
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Helena
Claude Downing
Mary Melvyn
Bailey
Butte
Karl Beerhert
Rechte
St. James Hospital
Beerhert
Cora’ Owsley
Dillo
Anna Owsley
SH. Ryburn
Bannack
Dillon
Kiyburn
Rannack
Suspected shooter Mortenson vanishes after arrest
Reported near Harlem, 18 BUISSING. 1-2. P Mortenson, residing 99 miles north of Hatem, disappeared after arrest on a charge of shooting horses belonging to a neighbor. Complaint by Al Gambron said horses strayed onto Mortenson’s property and were fed by him, some horses severely wounded. Mortenson released on own recognizance for arraignment, then went missing. Also notes: items on front street near Montana mattress factory. A locket, and call for return to Stanland office.
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P. Mortenson
Hatem
F& Neighbor
al Gambron
Mortenson
Harlem
Morten
Yeas
Montana
Mattress
Winder
Stanland
Lutte
Gallatin Treasurer G. C. Ruffner Dies in Battle Creek
Charles Ruffner longtime Gallatin county treasurer and treasurer elect died in Battle Creek Michigan after eight years of illness. Surviving family includes his father Sanford Ruffner sister Mrs Harry K Brown and Mrs Ralph Gordon McCurdy. County commissioners must appoint a successor with Walter Davis and Mrs Grace Pound Ruffner’s status noted.
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Howeman
Charles 8. Ruffner
Gallatin County
Battle Creek
Mich
Bozeman
Ruffner
Charles Ruffner
Gallatin
Hozeman
Agricultural College
Hore
Te Creek
Ing
Rade
Leufiner
Grace Pound
Hichen
W. Daughters of Pioneers
Mr. Rumer
Sanford Ruffner
Lester Tuffner
Lima
Mont
Harry K. Brown
Woodland
Cal
Ralph Gordon McCurdy
San Francisco
Ray Baker
Rusiness
Charles Kuffner
Walter Davis
Lewistown Theater Opens After Accusations End
Lewistown opens its new 90000 theater the Justh war with a formal show last night. Two divorces were filed Clara Froembling sues Arthur Froembling for desertion and failure to provide. Anna Howgatz deserts Hugo Howgatz. Harold Cutler, longtime clerk of the school board, leaves for St Paul to practice law. In Dooley a county jail case accuses Cecil Chapman of killing Dan Day after a fight between homesteaders. Day’s death followed a clash with Chapman who says Day struck him first.
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Lewistown
The
Justh
Clara Froembling
Arthur Froembling
Hugo Hougatz
Anna Howgatz
Great Falls
Berkus
Harold Cutler
St Paul
Cecil Chapman
Plentywood
Dan Day
Dooley
Chapman
Fire arson suspect held after Dupuyer residence blaze
Keat Falls Jan 1 Suspected arsonist Thomas Garrett was arrested on a charge of arson after a Wednesday blaze destroyed the home of P F Dupuyer. The house insured for 1500 dollars and Garrett, an insurance deputy, faces hearing in Walter.
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Keat Falls
Ning
P. F. F Dupuyer
Thomas Garrett
Winder
Dupuyer
Walter
Bryan becomes grandfather again as daughter born
Lincoln January 1. Secretary of State William J Bryan becomes a grandfather for the seventh time with the new year. A daughter is born to Mr and Mrs W Bryan, their third child at home, all daughters in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, New
Willam. J
Bryan
W's
Death of Ralph Hill Thomas Assistant Treasurer Dies at 32
New York Jan 1 Ralph Hill Thomas assistant treasurer of the American Sugar Refining company died at age 32 after several days illness from pneumonia He had recently married Mrs Helen Kelly Gould former wife of Frank J Go etrone beans Ikiene it was learned today.
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New York
Ralph Hill Thomas
American “Sugar Refining Company
Iuno
Helen Kelly Gould
Frank J. Goea
Thomas
Six German Army Corps Withdrawn In Russia Corridor
London dispatch reports six German army corps pulled back from the front to guard a rumored Russian plan to strike across the Vistula toward the German communications between Lower and Thorn. In San Francisco a fragment begins with Good-bye to everybody and God help the Kids indicating incomplete telegraph text.
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London
Warsaw
Vistula
Lower
Thorn
San Francisco
Mystery Deepens Over Ferry Tragedy at San Francisco
A note found in a gray cloak hints at long suffering as a woman described as a sound traveler leaped from the Fall of the Merrisley ferry. Scores of passengers stood by as the boat neared San Francisco. the body was not recovered, and the fate remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famely
Merrisley
San Francisco
Two Bandits In One Week Die In St Louis Robberies
In St Louis on January 1 a robber was killed by a shopkeeper during a failed hold up. Charles Tose, 20, died after brandishing a revolver. two accomplices fled. George Vaspolous, a restaurant owner, defended his store and survived.
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St Louis
Charles ‘Tose
George’ Vaspolous
Toser
Hot Springs Reopens Salons as State Wets Hot Springs
Hot Springs becomes the only Arkansas city with legalized saloons again as the city opens salons at noon while others close at midnight. Petitions with white adult signatures are needed for licenses, Hot Springs showing about 3600 names though still short of required totals.
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Little Rock
Ark
Hot Springs
Mrs Harrison Consents Mayor Will Run Again
Chicago January reports Mayor Carter Harrison plans to seek re election contingent on his wife's consent. His father Carter Harrison Sr sat with the mayor at the meeting where he announced the bid. Mrs Harrison refused to comment on giving a speech.
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Chicago
Carter Harrison
Harrison
Carter Iarrison
Black workers fail lynching bid after foreman assault
In Charleston Missouri on January 1 a Black gang at a levee site tried to lynch a Black worker who had robbed their white foreman. A passing train crew stopped the mob before hanging him. Foreman William Dodson lies critically hurt at Tird's Point after being attacked by Andrew Wikking, who was wounded while resisting arrest and jailed as Dodson's condition deteriorates.
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Charleston
William Dodson
Tird's Point
Here
Andrew Wikging
Dodson
Russians Invade Hungary From Four Points
Rome reports Budapest dispatch that Russian forces strike Hungary from four angles. Refugees flood into Budapest as panic spreads across the country amid the Austrian army retreat. Public meetings are banned in Budapest. A Berlin scientist photographs parchment manuscripts with ultraviolet rays.
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Rome
Budapest
Hungary
AR Fronts Advance In Ongoing Global Conflict
Across multiple fronts reports detail continued fighting in the Carpathians and Bukowina with Austrian attacks repulsed and thousands of prisoners taken. Telegrams from Belgrade and Sofia describe bombardments and frontier tensions as Europe eyes potential shifts in retaliatory moves and possible peace terms.
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Amsterdam
London
Vienna
Carpathians
Bukowiat
Blais
Tarnow
Galiciay
Vistula
Tangiers Threatened Again in Morocco Conflict Report
Tangiers was again threatened by Moorish rebels as France reported heavy losses in Morocco with more than 1400 soldiers killed and numerous officers dead or missing, signaling intensified mid eastern unrest and colonial concerns.
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Tangiers
Morocco
Friction Between Zapata and Villa Delays Mexican Convention
Paso Texas January 1 The reconvening of the Aguas Calientes convention at Mexico City set for January 1 may not occur for more than a week due to friction between Villa and Zapata and other factional divisions. Zapata stays Cuernavaca Villa Mexico City. Deputies report delays leave Gutierrez in office as provisional chief. Reports from Vera Cruz note political killings rising and tensions with Obregon and Carranza cabinet members.
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Paso
Texas
Aguas Calientes
Mexico City
Villa
Zapata
Cuernavad
Vila
Gutierres
Vera Cruz
Obrezon
Carranza
Carrange
College Club Hosts Reception for Members and Guests
The College Club held an informal reception with guests from the ny area and visiting members. Mrs J R Downey led the entertainment committee. refreshments and cake were served. Various club members assisted, and a large list of attendees was recorded. The Silver Bow Spiritual church will host services Sunday at 8 pm in Elite hall with Dr M E Pruett delivering messages. Christian church services follow at 11 am and 7:30 pm with midweek prayer Wednesday at 7 pm.
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College
Willie
J.R. Downey
The
elMh
Cavea
Darcey” Bard
Clara Blair
Dorothy Blake
Mies Margaret Boyle
Edith Braley
Ann. Coleman
Credon
Kine
WF. Davia
Recepth Club
Unitaria Stes
James Juian
F. J. Groeneveld
Mies
D. A. Smith
L.A. Smith
J.B. Stephenson
Willard ‘Thompson
Mish
Bertha Walsworth
Mise Wiggin
Edgir Wilde
Sliver Bow Spiritual Church
North Main
M. E. Pruett
Total Abstinence Proposed as Surest Way to Kill Liquor
In Topeka on January 1 Willa J. Bryan proposes total abstinence as the surest path to end the liquor trade. He writes to Elon G. Borton, national secretary of the Prohibition association, urging that local self government won’t shield saloons once enough states back a national amendment.
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Topeka
Willa J. Bryan
Elon G. Borton
Tatercalto- Riste Prohibition Association
Wnd
Bryan
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