Ohio Keating Mining Company Holds Annual Election
The Ohio Keating Mining Company in the Owsley block elected J B Oppenheimer president J B Cohen vice president and C B Smith secretary treasurer to form the new board with B E Calking and W M Tuohy. The meeting saw strong stock representation, mainly by Butte men. The Radersburg area property ships 6 to 8 ore cars monthly to Washoe for about 27 per ton gold, funding development. The shaft nears the 50 foot level as work continues to diverge from water and install a pumping system before crosscutting. Virgin stoping ground to 200 feet is planned with sinking to continue after lead tapping.
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J.B. Oppenheimer
Radersburg
Washoe
Anaconda
District Attorneys Quit Posts Amid Clemency Controversy
Edward J. Wagner of Mitchell SD and Charles A. Boynton of Waco TX resigned as United States attorneys. Taft accepted both voluntary resignations amid Hyde clemency dispute. Wagner opposed Hyde pardon, prompting tensions with Attorney General Wickersham who called him to Washington. Wagner instead resigned upon receipt of the summons.
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Washington
Edward J. Wagner
Mitchell
United
Charles A. Boynton
United States
Waco
Texas
Taft
Department of Justiee
Wagner
Charles J. Hyde
Pierre
South Dakota
Hyde
Wickersham
Wi Her
Street Accidents in New York Show High Child Victims
National Highway Protective Society statistics released today reveal 330 street accident fatalities in New York City for the year. Among victims there were 103 children run over by automobiles. 221 crashes involved motor vehicles, 124 involved trolley cars, and 91 drivers fled the scene after collisions.
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New York
New York City
Reyree Cellos Et Persses
National Highway Protective Society
NO SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE IN NEW YORK
New York reports no settlement in the garment workers strike as peace agencies fail to find a basis for agreement. Leaders say no more mass meetings planned due to high worker enthusiasm, while strikers claim thousands of tailors cutters and shop workers joined the day’s actions.
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New York
Garment Workers
Bailey Delivers His Valedictory in Oregon Speech
Senator Bailey argues for direct government, questions public understanding of the 28 proposed questions, cites Switzerland’s voting habits, and warns against overthrowing representative government. He contrasts old guard and new demonstrators, and notes surprising coffee anecdote. Washington reports note Miss Helen Taft attended a wedding for Frances Hodges and Lieut Archer alongside Col Hodge.
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Baiiey
Oregon
Honor Bright
Switzerland
Ald
Alley
Bailey
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Helen Taft
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Frances Hodges
Harry Foote Hodge
Corps of Engineers
U.S. A
Mr Hodges
Albert Hylands Archer
Western secretary of interior hoped by Montana senator
Senator Myers reported that President elect Wilson has not named an Interior secretary and believes the next cabinet member will be a western man. He hopes Governor Norris will be chosen, backed by Montana Democrats and influential western allies, though no decision has been announced.
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Wilson
Interior
Sovernor Wilson
Norris
Kov‘emor
Myera
Montana
Oregon
Myers Wan
Chamberlain
Middle West
Boucher Annual Clean-Up Sale Opens This Morning
Our long running clean-up sale continues as we close out every season's merchandise regardless of cost. Attend this great sale at Boucher, 729 West Park Street, with specials announced throughout the event.
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Hutte
Boucher
West Park Street
Adv
Co operative Stores Plan Aimed at Cutting Living Costs
Philadelphia January 2 The Housewives League for Co operative Stores proposes a network to curb living costs. Mrs William D Deer who led the cheap egg drive spoke of offers from East producers to supply provisions at reduced rates if the business is well managed. A camel can travel about 9 miles a day when loaded, illustrating efficiency ideas.
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Philadelphia
Pers’ League
William D. Deer
Crusade For
East
Murders of New York Gangland to Be Revealed Next Sunday
In the Standard Jack Rose previews a stark, factual expose on New York underworld killings. The piece promises blunt, unsentimental detail about gunmen, contracts, motives, and the high price of murder, aiming to educate readers for reform.
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Edgar Allan Poe
New York
Jack Rose
Rose
Herman Rosen
Becker
Thunderworld
Underworld
Castro's Blessing on United States
Cipriano Castro former president of Venezuela sailed from New York aboard the Hamburg America liner Amerika heading to Hamburg. He denied plans to foment a new revolution backed by German interests and said he wished no harm to the United States while lamenting losses of money lands and honor in Venezuela.
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New York
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Hamburg
Castro
Sargon
Touraine
Tim
Ells Island
Europe
Venezuel
United States
Germany
Venesuela
Gomez
Tam
France
Sven
Novallos
Overcoat Sale at North Main Avenue Store
A local overcoat sale announces every fancy overcoat on carting Thursday morning with prices around 49 to 50 dollars. The event is advertised at the Clorettey on North Main Avenue with multiple catalog numbers and discounts implied.
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Owio-Keating
Oppenheimer
Radersberg Company
Wattemen
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Afich
Hennessys
Hemessus
Kenmessys
Hemessy
Greed
Rooseveltians
Hoosevelt
Murat
Batley
Hearst
Mutes Alley
Abinma
Bsa
Burma
Pepietmarelia
Ea Ate
Aes
Courant Loptatie
Ory
aemSers
Preatient
Hailey
Rcch
Halley
Army Wedding
Norris’ Behalt
Housekeepers’ League For Co-Operative Stores
Coats
Smart Tailor
Norfolk
Wile Sam
UITE
Clorettey North Main
Carter
Eade’s
Reeve
Rhemma
Noward
Bi Drug Co. Butte
Philadeipnia
Tor “Kav
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