Boxing Smoker Lively Social. Kohnen Mitton Duel
A packed Cone Junction event featured six round boxing bouts with John Kohnen versus Chip Mitton, musical numbers, recitations, and a St Patrick era style program. President Nels A Carlson led the gathering with a strong hospitality committee and honors for newly installed officers of Machinists Local 88 at the old temple on West Park Street.
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John Kohnen
Chip Mitton
Hornpine
Professor McLardy
du MacGregor
Cone Junction
Butte Local
Old Fe Temple
Weat Park Street
Whih
Nels A. Carlson
al M Mahon
al Stewart
John Tierne
Henry’ Kaufman
Thomas Hugh
Richard Jane
Sen
James. Wilke Smiths
Tintony
Ratter
James Meas
Manter Wilkes
Mr. Cleary
B. J. Morgan
The
Westaire
McGowan
McLean
Thomas
Earr
Kohnen
Mmlton
Nelson Maxwell
Messrs
McClelland and Roache
Donohue
William Gilbert
N. S
Robert Tait
Wevre Burke
John KR
Thomas Wright Sentinel
Fred Everingham
Ired Jane
Taft Discusses Church Influence On Nation’s Progress
Augusta Jan 5 Taft spoke to Protestant ministers on church influence in civil progress highlighting moral awakening as key to American civilization. He contrasted church state relations, urged keeping church support behind government while avoiding state entanglement, and noted education for Negro ministers and the role of white churches in uplift. He met Horace F. Andrews and Robert Wolff and discussed Ohio politics and cabinet appointments.
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Augusta
Taft
Philippines
Los Union
Spain
Wwe
Vatican
America
South
Horace F. Andrews
Cleveland
Die
Robert Wolff
Coimbue
Ohio
Herrick
LH Halley
Cornell University
University of Proftet
Stevensville approves bonds for water works franchise
In Stevensville a special election authorized bonds of 25000 for a water works system and granted D McCarthy an electric lighting franchise. The electric plant will be erected immediately and bids for the water works will be called at the next council meeting. In West Virginia a fast passenger train wreck near Cameron killed engineer Thomas Ward and fireman Peter was injured.
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Stevensville
Jam
D. McCarthy
Hinton
W.va
Joe Gays
Cameron
Thomas
Peter
Don’t Blame Your Stomach Dyspepsia Tablet Advertisement
An old medical ad extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for stomach trouble and bad breath. It claims the pills digest food without stomach effort, restore natural conditions, and even offer a free trial package by sending name and address to the provider.
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Stuart
House Inquiring Into Pure Food Expenses
The House committee on agriculture probes authority and legality of the board of Pure Food referees and the $100,000 budget. Dr. W H Wiley testifies on the bureau of chemistry role and calendar of approvals as the inquiry continues.
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Washington, Jan. S
Board of
Pure Fond Referees
House ‘Committee
W. H. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Buch
Messina Typhoid Fever Threat After Earthquake
In Messina the typhoid threat rises amid earthquake ruins as relief efforts unfold. Americans and other consular staff are accounted for. reports describe ruined hotels, blocked telegraph lines, delayed personal messages, and mass casualties including many left without breadwinners. Rescue work faces dangerous conditions with water and medical needs escalating.
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Dren
Cheney
Sicily
Associated Press
Hotel Vitoria
Stuart K Lupton
Boney
Jessa
Ses
Birt Bles
Messina
Regghoa
Arastic
Miner at the Diamond Killed by Mine Debris
Daniel McSweeney, a miner at the Diamond mine, died after being crushed by debris while underground. He was extracted alive but died at midnight. an inquest will be held. He recently arrived from San Francisco and resided at 015 North Wyoming Street with Miss Mary McSweeney. His brother and sister, Maggie Keloher, survive him. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Daniel
Sale
Ube
Tames” Hospital
Oronee Davenport
Wats
Duggan
Daniel McSweeney
Butte
San Francisco
Mary McSweeney
Wyoming Street
Mire
Maggie Keloher
Caption mentions Buchanan presents awards to officers
A report notes Wot Buchanan presenting to the administration as special commissioner from Washington. Hear Admiral Conway H Arnold and others were decorated with the order of Holivar for their roles in the battle.
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Wot Buchanan
Washington
Conway H Arnold
Willian A
Cosamane
Gonz
Fierce religious riots erupt as mobs attack mosque in Calcutta
In Calcutta Mohammadan and Hindu rioters clash during Titaghur disturbances. Troops fire on Hindu mobs after attacks on a mosque and walls. Military cordon separates communities as isolated combats continue and Muslims move from distant quarters to seek revenge for perceived insults to the faith.
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Catcutta
Mohavetak Witish Trelay
Itaghur
Death Penalty Asked for Night Riders in Rankin Killing
Attorneys for the state urged the death penalty for the night riders charged with Captain Rankin’s murder as the defense prepared to rest and the case moved toward a jury verdict. Judge Casswell weighed the Pennacus der claim and Caldwell argued the stigma of birthplace while stressing the gravity of the crime.
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Begauea
Bell Company to Operate Bitter Root System
Missoula report from Stevensville notes Bell Telephone Co. will reconstruct and exchange the Bitter Root system and operate it in the future after acquiring the local plant. Jamey A. Curran from the building involved faced delinquent payments. sheriff papers served.
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Missoula
Jan. S
Stevensville
Mountain Bell Telephone
Jamey A. Curran
Ems Anger
Sheriff Bell Company
and Exchange
Bitter Root
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