State fair plans approved by board despite legal doubts
The board voted to hold the state fair with Attorney General Hankin and Secretary of State Stewart supporting continuation. The AG warned suspension could be mandated by law, while Agriculture Commissioner Soule outlined preparations for an immediate, expansive exposition despite legal uncertainties.
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Reopen Shantung Road Discussion Moves Toward Settlement
Reports indicate renewed talks between Peking and Tokyo with Beijing ready to accept Japan's payment proposal. Dr Wu Ting Fang and Ma Koo note mixed signals as American and British officials push for a constructive outcome as delegations meet again.
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Lughes
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Tokio
Japa Foarana
Ma Koo
Canton South China
New York
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Canton
Meikleham Flagged in Idaho Burial Arrangement
Fragmentary notices indicate the Meikleham family in Wallace Idaho, Walter Meiklenam age sixteen referenced, relations to Mrs A Rugd of Spo and Mra AB Cron of eilee, with a funeral service held yesterday afternoon at Sretock and interment at Mount Jorlaly cemetery.
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William Bark Drew Funeral Arrangements Not Yet Finalized
Remains of William Bark Drew will be removed from Wiles Cemetery. funeral details are unclear with arrangements and location to be announced later. Howard Buchanan’s funeral plans have not been confirmed and will be announced in the future.
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Walker slain by man in highway car near Three Forks
Sheriff notes indicate Walker was killed during a robbery attempt on the road between the Sloan ranch and Three Forks. Investigators tie the crime to two men who called for Walker, a loot motive suggested by the money he carried, and a possible link to Mrs. Adams amid varied testimony and prior shooting incidents involving Walker. The exact sequence and participants remain under review.
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De Valera and treaty debate shape Ireland’s fate
Dublin coverage outlines De Valera’s alternative proposal and party leaders noted in Parliament. Buckley of Kildare and MacCabe of Sligo clash over acceptance while Pearse’s mother weighs in, as the text of the treaty and Ireland’s status under a Commonwealth framework are presented by Associated Press.
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Denies Soldiers Were Illegally Executed In France Testimony
Witnesses from New York and Georgia testified about remains found in France including a noose and black cap on three American graves in Bazailles. A Georgia farm boy admitted he could not read or write and explained his role in the shooting of a soldier. The inquiry continues as witnesses describe public executions and military regulations amid Irish treaty debates. Six deaths in Belfast from ongoing disturbances reported by Associated Press.
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Montha
City elections costly and reforms urged
The council reviewed high election costs totaling about $11,000 for 11 elective officers. Proposals urged volunteer poll workers, cooperation with county clerks, and using public school buildings to cut costs. Other measures included sidewalk snow removal, coal inspector salary limits, and debates over miners' wages versus firemen pay. An election referendum on the salary cut was set for the next vote.
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Pred Martin
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Studebaker
Prisoners Escape Plan Revealed by Soft Jail Bars
Report details attempted jailbreak by three men exploiting soft iron jail bars. County commissioners and sheriff note bars bent easily with no core, despite contract claiming case hardened steel. Jall company to be contacted as security concerns rise.
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Granburg High Defeats Custer County 40 to 22
In Philipsburg on Jan 4 Granburg High School overwhelmed Custer County Gilles City 40 to 22. The local team dominated the game, holding the visitors scoreless in stretches and displaying a strong offense and defense.
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Pleads Guilty to Killing Mountain Sheep in Montana
Philip sburg report states Frank Le Hosking pleaded guilty in Justice Sayre Court to killing two mountain sheep. He was fined 75 dollars. Deputy game wardenJohn Sherry and Sheriff Muchmore testified after Hosking and companions returned from Mock Greek area near Windwees gulch where the sheep were found. Officials indicated violations of game laws may be pursued.
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Opening date set for major leagues April 12
French Lick Indiana reports April 12 as the opening date for the American and National Leagues and the regular schedule. A Associated Press dispatch notes the plan to begin the season on that date, with the usual schedule call and opening events to follow.
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Standards Top Tescher Bowling Team In City League
The Standards defeated the Tescher bowling squad twice in a city league contest last night. Tescher players used a dummy count for three. Lattimer of the Standards rolled 210 for a high single and 685 for the high total.
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Hard game with Missoula Friday high school basketball
Missoula high school will meet Anaconda high school on the basketball floor Friday evening in Daly gymnasium. The game starts at o'clock and is expected to be among the season’s hardest fought as the Silver and Blue face the Anaconda team in a key state contest.
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Scout Basketball Team Banqueted by Local Host
Members of the Anaconda Boy Scout basketball team were guests of Mrs. Clara Harrity at 31 East Fifth Street last night for a banquet. The event honored the upcoming game with the Butte Scouts on Saturday night. Attendees included Leland Bowman Clive Farland MfcFarland John Hogan Harry Harrity Clde Eccleston Steiner Larson the team Paul Beal coach and Fay M Beckman acoui executi
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Deer Lodge Pythians Honor Vets With Jewels Event
Deer Lodge report notes a Knights Pythians gathering with a roll call and several selections by performers. The group served refreshments after the program, with local officials and members participating in the ceremony marking the veteran community.
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Meathouse Fire at Deer Lodge Farm Destroys Barn
Fire department battled a blaze at Deer Lodge farms this afternoon extinguishing a meat house and barn. Emergency crews faced strong flames from a kettle and prevented further spread, with no injuries reported.
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City visitors and travelers mingle in daily business
A mixed list shows Tom Walker, Antone Jacobsen, and others in the city for business and social calls. Miss Tlttan departs for Berkeley to attend college while Dave and family attend luncheon at Horesee hotel for University of Michigan alumni festivities.
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Man Loses Hand Drives 40 Miles for Help
A man who lost his hand drove forty miles seeking aid after a severe injury near Malden Washington. The incident involved flowing blood and a white mule in a chaotic scene as raiders had taken fuel, with reports tying the event to broader Midwest concerns.
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