Annual Meeting of Instructors in Bozeman
Bozeman January 4 report on the annual conference of instructors and training course trustees completed with broad state representation. Superintendent Aver and Dr. Tveloeht Hecho inspectors attended. President Sheldon Davis addressed the group. Mrs. Martec Curran of the teachers department spoke on improving instructional methods. Clifford Woody of Bramhallton will lead at the normal college.
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Public Instruction
Fen
Tveloeht
Nave
Iso
Sudy
Eheldon Davis
State Normal College
Martec. Curran
Geen Aimost
Clifford Woody
Sity
Hraamington
Principe
Cole
Sheldon Case to Pardon Board in Montana
AELENA Jan 3 The state board of pardons considered pardons and commutations including Chauncey A Sheldon from this county whose sentence for mayhem was commuted to a minimum of seven years by Gov Sam W Stewart. Letters from Judge J M Clements and prosecutor A H McConnell supported the commutation.
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Aelena
State Board of Pardons
Sam. W. Stewart
Chauncey A. Sheldon
Stewart
Sheldon
J. M. Clements
Clements
A. H. McConnell
Bank Messenger on Theft Charge
Helena Jan 4 Charles Stevens aged 19 is to appear in the district court tomorrow on a charge of robbing the Union Bank and the Crust Company of 40600 last November carrying the money from the post office to the bank He was found bound and gagged in a shed in the business district He first claimed three men assaulted him later he confessed taking the money himself Complicity with several men is alleged The money has never been found A reward of 500 is offered for the bank employee involved in the case
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Helena
Charles Stevens
Tommorrow
Union Bank
Crust Company
Wens
Tme
Stevens
United States mult tase wi Drummond for Helmville
A terse report notes multiple charges or actions involving Drummond tied to Helmville with brief time cues. The text remains fragmentary and lacks clear dates or outcomes, but implies repeated or ongoing legal or administrative action affecting Drummond in connection to Helmville.
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United States
Drummond
Helmville
Mothers of Butte Man 15 Dead at the Capital
A Montana newspaper item reports the death of Mrs Julia Pranens lone en died today after i lng Hines. The notice mentions family members in Helena and Livingston and notes an unclear list of survivors.
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Butte
Julia Pranens Lone En
Lng Hines
Thomas Robinson
Se ViSiena
Mann
Clancy Tre
William and
Thomas
Francis
Helena
Fred Francis
Polson News Briefs From New Year Activities
A Polson news snippet covers a New Year’s service at the Methodist church with adult Bible study from 10 20 to 11 30 and a social program. Ronan and Polson high school teams played a double header with Polson winning in both games 12 to 8 final. A New Year’s miners’ home gathering featured Abe Nhem Wasmiarrus and ministers of finance announced an American finance conference in mid January with Secretary Glass attending the largest assembly of ministers in the era.
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Methodist Church
Polson
Ronan
Polso
Polso ‘the Event Was A Double-Header. Ch Wchoul
Firet
Palzon
Abenhem
Whitehall social notes heavy with visits and family news
In Butte guests of Mr and Mrs William Le Teatti and Mr and Mrs James Burgoyne traveled to California last week. Sol Daniels hosted a Christmas gathering for twenty three including son Charles who served overseas and was wounded in the Argonne. Mrs Joe’s daughter and sister visited. George Baker recently operated home from Butte. J Luke hosted a delegation party as Eureka games and afternoon refreshments occurred with many local residents. The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church met. Yellowstone and North Boulder activity included American Legion, Odessa Wolverton and daughter Lona visiting in Wilster ton.
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Whitehal
aleFadden
Ian
Butte
Williamy le Teatti
James Burgoyne
Califronia
Land Mire
Sol Daniels
Charles
N'A
Ing
Isabella, Pruett
Virginia Tait
Latedon Catherine Beans
Kemp Coghlan
Frank Roberts
SV. Justus
Henry
Harry Veto
Ain New
North
Boulder
Yellowstone
American Legion
Odessa
Wolverton
University of Montana Winter Term Enrollment Rises
The state university announces reopening for the winter term in Missoula with enrollment slightly over 800, about 15 more students than the previous term. The term starts tomorrow as classes resume.
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Auissoula
The
State University
Morrow
Lucky Monday for business and culture in 1920 forecast
The 1920 horoscope for Monday January 5 predicts Jupiter strong and Venus favorable for commerce and personal prospects. It foresees growth in foreign development, shipbuilding under costly plans, education direction by stars, and a hopeful year for women reform moves, musicians, jewelry spending, and new fashion.
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Jupiter
Venus Siajien
Venus
McCluren
Virginia City News Mixed Social and Local Notices
Virginia City sees a week of social events and family visits as residents attend weddings and dances while business and mining interests persist. Local figures like Huforate and Buford visit relatives, and Brown of Madison County dies, with funeral plans in Nevada City.
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Nevada City
Mmnerhalle Hainens
Gateh
Virginia City
Aiter
C. D
Albert Matt Carey
Coson
Robert Vickers
Winliam Bilintt
Founs
Aline Vickers
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Sheridan
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Prather
Buford
Tiett Ven Tuther
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Thompson
Fheneh
van ‘Buren
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Jon Stolts
Truby Valley
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Viarvey Romerie
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Salt Lake Cry
Alee Helgnan
Miss Cloe
Seeking an Englishman for Hungarian throne in Vienna
Budapest dispatch reports the monarchial party pushing active propaganda for a throne candidate. The Duke of Naught is named as favored. Government officials are said to support the campaign indirectly, arguing that national aid is needed to avert economic ruin in Hungary.
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Vienna
Budapest
UN Nails
Duke of Naught
Hungary
Reed's Telling It to Oregonians in Portland
United States Senator James A. Reed arrived in Portland with his wife to visit relatives and voiced that the peace treaty and the League of Nations are dead. He asserted the amended treaty has no chance of ratification and that the president’s demand for passage without amendments effectively kills the treaty in modified form.
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Ore
League of Nations
Julius Caesar
Toxay
United States
James A. Reed
Missouri
Reed
Purgoss
Missoula Doctor Dies of Tongue Cancer Following Murder Inquiry
In Missoula, January, a 58 year old physician died at his home after an alleged criminal operation related to the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Williamson. Investigators could not confirm his medical qualification. Mrs. Williamson had died on July 25, and the case centers on a murder investigation surrounding the events.
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Missoula
Jan
Elizabeth Williamson
Morris
Senate Seeks Renewed Push on Peace Treaty Ratification
Washington January 4 large indications pointed to a renewed Senate effort next week to dispose of the peace treaty. Democrats and some Republicans backed new compromise proposals including a ten member compilation committee and oral conferences to gain bipartisan support. The outcome hinges on a two thirds vote with a reservation plan as a potential final path.
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Senate
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Prim Sn Fale
Sena
Underwood
Ala
W. W. Secretary Is In Custody In Missoula
Missoula January 4. Frank Jarvis executive secretary of the I W W for this district was arrested by police. Officers seized more than 100 pounds of literature about the Centralia affair including booklets and a carbon copy letter to the S W office in Spokane. The La under Workers Industrial Union was named. Two other alleged industrialists, Henry Webster and Jos Knott, were released on $25 cash bonds each.
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Frank Jarvis
Centralia
I. WW
Jarvis
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Launder Workers’ Industrial Union
Henry Webster
Jos Knott
Deportation Hearings Begun for Communist Party Members
Minneapolis January 4 dispatch reports deportation proceedings opened in raids targeting alleged members of the Communist Party. Charles W. Seaman, chief immigration agent, said hearings will proceed Friday and Saturday morning and continue until all cases are disposed of.
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Communist Party
Department of Just
Charles W. Seaman
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Annoi
Palmer asks re open probe into News Print Manufacturers
Washington Jan 4 Attorney General Palmer requested the federal trade commission re open its investigation of the News Print Manufacturers Association a group supplying much of the paper used by U S newspapers The move follows complaints from publishers alleging the settlement terms have not been followed and that preferential treatment harmed small papers The attorney general said he may transfer any evidence gathered to the court that holds jurisdiction over the case and the commission will proceed as directed
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Fedral Trade Commission
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the Trade Commission
Surplus Pork Surfaces in Market Glut Across States
Washington reports a looming surplus of nearly two billion pounds of pork. Urgent calls urge extending credits to Europe to create a market for 500 million pounds, as meat producers in Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas and southwestern states face heavy losses from unsold stock after foreign orders ceased.
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Europe
MW Copper
Kansas
Oklahoma
Teau
Bad Characters Stir Camp Plan Reported by Vossische Zeitung
The Vossische Zeitung reports Prussia plans a concentration camp for unverified visitors deemed objectionable. It cites Herlin as a magnet for thousands lacking police credentials and notes a municipal drive to gather them into a general camp for repatriation, with Russians Hungarians and Yugoslavs most represented.
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Herlin
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