Missoula Council Moves to End Strike and Expand Districts
Missoula leaders push for swift settlement of the switchmen strike urging Knapp in Washington to act. The council endorses quarantine for smallpox, plans to annex about 413 acres including Glenwand Park and Sunnyside, Daly and Cook tracts, and approves invest ing disability and staking funds into improvement district warrants.
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Btanchard
Missoula
Sheetly Woynell
Aegsion
Lonfchl
Afredonia Chamber
Commerce
Aussoula
Boosters
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Washington, D.C
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Roosters Club
F. M. Reilly
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Sunnyside
Low
Daly
Cook
City Attor
Rey Woody
Aremen's Disability Fund
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Murderer Confesses to Slaying Nell McCaig in Kansas City
Ward Mower of Walla City Nebraska admitted to police he alone killed Nell McCaig of Falls City after giving a false confession that led to the arrest of an innocent man. McCaig, a former Falls City restaurant keeper, was found with cuts and a single gunshot wound near Kansas City Kansas. Mower described beating McCaig with railroad iron and wire hook before shooting him. He implicated himself in the crime and claimed he stole from McCaig as motive. The confession was obtained after an earlier detailed statement that misled investigators.
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Kanear City
Jao
Walla City
Neb
Kansas City
Ifan
Nell McCaig
Falls City
McCaig
Kan
Palls Glty
Mower
Mayer
Tonlehe
McCole
Mawer
Moeolg
Tyklog
Prisoner Morse Began Federal Sentence In Atlanta Prison
Former Atlanta businessman Morse, convicted under dubious laws, began an eight year term in a federal prison. He arrived with two deputy marshals, wore regulation stripes, and will be housed separately from other inmates. Morse will likely join the tiler shop or construction crew. his wife, Mrs. Morse, plans to travel to New York to seek a presidential pardon.
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Alienta
Jai
Charles W. Mose
Mee Eis
Ialignary
Denker
Joon Loday
Atlante
Hela
O. Street
Chentisen
New York
Re Frlent
WV. P. Reid
Boslan
Ile
Morse
Dig
Atlanta
Crow
Tomarrow
Afton
Werbashandd
Fyar
Tutt
Rome
Palers
Walsh Bank Boss Convicted in Misappropriation Case
John R. Walsh, former president of the defunct Chicago National Bank, convicted on charges of misappropriation of funds. He faces proceedings before the United States Supreme Court as claims against his estate total over 9.7 million. Clearing house banks hold Walsh’s funds and plans are in place to settle obligations within days. After settlements, assets cited include estimates of 600 thousand to 760 thousand in personal value, with stocks and real estate around 740 thousand remaining to satisfy creditors.
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Chicago
Jan
John Or. Walsh
Chica- 6 National Bank
United State Supreme Court
Chikeaga Clig Nous
Walsh
Mexican Railways Teeter as US Staff Walkouts Loom
Jah Paso reports Mexican national railways face a looming labor clash with American employees. If tensions trigger Jan 1, traffic could halt at the border. Mexican crews may quit rather than strike, while US unions threaten to bar shipments handled by Mexican railways entering El Paso and related border routes.
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Jah Paso
Lex
Toreson
Mexico
Enterprise
National Railways of
Mes
United States
el Pavo
Gaglo Paes
Laredo
New Rule Strengthens Order of Hibernians
Jan 3 report notes a change in policy after Cardinal Kambrella of the Vatican outlines a revision allowing the Ancient Order to be tolerated. The relaxation follows earlier bans and aims to strengthen the group in Tre jon amid renewed interest and organizational changes.
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Hibernians
Dubie
Mherylaus
Septhtad
Cathailcs
Sentland
Rail traffic mostly normal after flood damage recovery
South Pacific and Santa Fe lines run trains on schedule as most flood damage is repaired. Some disruption remains on the Salt Lake route through Nevada, with a complete tieup expected for several days.
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Los Angeles
Jan
Arn Pacific
Santa Ferang
Salt Lake
Nevada
Northwest cold wave to hit entire country
Weather bureau warns a second cold wave will spread east of the Rocky Mountains with lows dropping far below freezing. Reports say 44 degrees below zero in places and frigid conditions across the northern plains and Great Lakes area as a Northeast storm system moves through, bringing bitter air to Lat region and several states.
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Washington
Dan
Weather Bureau
Ealdalppl
Prince Aldort
Snakatchowan
Ami Zerg
Nightgowns and undergarments sale with many styles
A dense ad lists numerous nightgowns, corset covers, muslin drawers, petticoats, and three piece combination suits with prices ranging from 98 cents to several dollars. Descriptions highlight trims, embroidery, lace, and new lines in slipover, high neck, and other styles. The shop promotes substantial discounts across all sizes and types.
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Abu
Inehullyer Mateyt
Slipnvar
Itlaoeh
Ini
Tee Langgermadig
Irene Hinds
Val, Incs
One-Fourth Of Regular Price On Fine Underwear Sale
A sale offers one fourth off the regular marked price on all line skirts gowns combinations and slips. Includes new season women undergarments with latest designs and fabrics.
Chinaman Showing Signs of Recovery After Stabbing
Reported victims include a Chinese man severely injured after a stabbing at a Peking noodle parlor. Police allege a suspect, Diovan Dey lers, attacked the Chinaman and injured two others. One man’s condition improved by morning, but authorities warn it is too soon to confirm full recovery.
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Paris
Diovan Deylers
Peking
Gort
Railroad stock restrictions spark Taft amendments debate
The discussion centers on proposed amendments to curb railroad stock and bond issuance to prevent favoritism and protect minority holders. Presidents of railroads advocate federal court oversight and oppose broad federal incorporation. Taft backs voluntary measures and interstate commission approval, amid reports of arrests on a separate incident at Central Park.
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Ai Dalete Shire
Commerce Court of Fiys
Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Hey
Courk Xcon
Taft Wll
Interstate Equimeves Commission
Tnen
Quarantine Talk and City Briefs in Walkerville
Walkerville officials discuss pox quarantine measures at a city meeting led by Mayor Pai el Bon amid questions of authority. A detention order and public safety steps prompted by health officials are described along with local finances and tax collections.
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Walkerville
Ety
Michael Pelerd
Hearst
Tang
Pai el Bon
Juttle
Secretar
State Board of Health
Lelia
Action Igken
Mann
Hogril
Botte
Wal
Mika
Tawa Wis
X. Biytte Mysleizn
Matty
Leo
Bite
Hin Howe
Myich
Help for ransom case prompts police action in Louisville
In Louisville a call to aid Alma Kellner's disappearance surfaces as authorities pursue abductors. Frank Teles militona ta Thrower, cousin of the missing girl Beste, asserts there is a reason to believe the child was abducted by professionals and held for ransom, with arrest likely forthcoming.
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Louisville
Jan Belli
Alma Kellner
Frank Teles Militona
Gir
Beileys
Chlild Ra
Frail Claim of Fig Syrup Co Promises Purity
A vintage claim touts full confidence in a fig syrup product from the California Fig Syrup Co. It asserts purity and uniformity of ducts and ethical production, claiming medicinal benefits and a pleasant taste while implying endorsements.
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Uspetuso Kpowy
Flizie
Renna
Bee Forvis Fig Syrup Co
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