Glass and Hanley Wed Hidden Romance in Helena
William A. Glass advertising manager of the Butte Standard and Miss Katherine Genevieve Hanley of Butte were married in Helena last evening. The ceremony surprised friends long aware of their automobile romance begun during Glasss work in selling cars. Hanley, once with Daly Bank and Trust and Montana Auto, became well known in Butte after arriving from Deadwood. The couple expected a reception back home today, with Mrs. Hanley’s and Mr. Glass family members noting the union la a notable social event.
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W. A. Glass
Butte
The
Standard
Katherine Genevieve Hanley
Helena
Hanley
Deadwood
B C
Daly Bank and Trust Company
Montana Auto Garage
Yesterda
Mr. Glass
Miss Hanley
Glass
Mice Hanley
Mr. Glare
Silver Bow
Themas
Delegates Not Required to Enter Primaries in Arkansas
Little Rock Arkansas January 6 Delegates to the Democratic National Convention need not run in state primaries they must be elected by state party conventions W F McComb chairman explained the Baltimore convention plank is non mandatory and may influence other states considering similar procedures McCombs noted high level uncertainty among state committees about primary nomination paths.
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Little Rock
Ark
W. F. McComb
National Democratic Committee
McCombs
Arkansas Ittee
Baltimore
Ir. McCombs
Republicans to Meet in Chicago for National Convention
New York Republicans announce a committee on arrangements for the national convention to be held in Chicago. PD, chairman of the Republican committee, said the group will meet on Monday in Chicago to finalize plans.
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New York
Gan. S
Cnaries PD
Republicana‘committee
Chicaro
Safety First Movement in Coeur d’Alene Mines
D G Donahue goes to Wallace to lead safety first work in Coeur d’Alene area mines owned by Federal Mining Smelting and others. He laid out organization and planning ahead of a nationwide movement. The aim is extensive first aid and a safety minded culture throughout mines and works, reducing avoidable accidents through cautious work habits and employer support.
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D. G Donahue
Wallace
Federal Mining and Smelting
Donahue
Donshue Ig
Ice is the attraction for lovers of sport
Two brothers of James J. Rourke, Olympic figure skating winner in 1812, are with a Sentch regiment in France and have been slightly wounded. One brother remains at a line hospital, while Mr. Bourke, the only noncombatant in his family, voices weariness of war. He notes Canadian troops fighting well alongside allied forces and praises Butte’s unexpected skating talent amid a national skating craze.
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James J. Rourke
France
Rourke
Holland
Nine Hundred Thousand Refugees Without a Country
Paris reports a semi official note stating that about 900000 refugees have been sent to various French departments. Most lack resources and depend on local populations and government aid, with lodging and food provided at public expense. The note differentiates destitute refugees seeking government support from those with means.
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Paris
Pioneer railroader dies at 70 in Chicago
Chicago obit notes Hef ford a Civil War veteran and former general passenger agent of the Chi Faso Milwaukee St Paul railroad, dies at 70. Military service and long rail career highlighted in brief notice.
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Chicago
San
O—Aay. Weorkerm
Hefford
Chi- Faso, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Garrison Questions Military Build Up Policy
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Garrison before the House Military Committee outlining plans to spend 61 million dollars over four years to create a mobile army of 50,000 with expanded coast defenses and arms stockpiles. He advocates federalizing the National Guard and expanding to about 400,000 personnel to meet emergency needs while stressing data sharing with Congress and cautious costs. Four Morgan children perished in a house fire. their father John Morgan was severely burned while trying to rescue them. Navy budget proposals include 205,000 dollars to remodel submarines F-1 F-2 and F-3.
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Washington
Garison
House Military Committee
War Department
Hay
Garrison
Kahn
Vyas
National Guard
Ison
Kahn Mr. Garr
Panama Canal
United States
Teading
China
Alaska
Panama Canal Zone
Girrison
McKella
Sueranevene
Weyt
Gait
John Morgan
Morgan
Battleship damages estimate for Honolulu harbor sinking
The report estimates about 1 pairs of damages to the battleships North Dakota and Georgia and total repairs reaching 1,360,000 dollars. Other warships were included in the assessment as well.
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Honolulu
North Dakota
Georgia
Treasurer of New York Times Dies in Office
Charles W. Knapp age 69 treasurer of the New York Times dies suddenly in the Times office. formerly editor and publisher of the St. Louis Republic and a organizer incorporator of the Associated Press and the Newspaper Publishers Association. He was a member of the AP board of directors at death. Knapp came to New York from St. Louis on January 1, 1916 to succeed Samuel Strauss as treasurer.
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New York
Charles W. Knapp
New York Times
St. Louis Republic
The
Times
St .Louis
Samuel Strauss
Chicago Endures Worst Cold of Winter Night
The frigid weather gripped Chicago last night as municipal lodging houses ran crowded, and a wooden shelter program kept many homeless from burdening the city. December figures show 103,441 men given free beds in 1914, vs 8,719 in 1913.
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Chicago
San
Manufacturer and Son Killed in Auto Wreck
Milwaukee, Wis. Jan. 6 Charles Ones vice president of the Faulk company and his son Cary aged 15 were killed today when their automobile plunged through the railing of a bridge as Mr Jones tried to avoid another automobile.
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Miwaukee
Wis
Charles Ones
Faulk Company
Cary
Jones
Mount Vesuvius erupts with new craters and explosions
London reports from Rome that Professor Maiadra, government observer at Mount Vesuvius, announced ongoing eruption since Monday. Three new craters opened and constant explosions send large stones up to half a mile. no immediate danger noted.
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London
Rome
Maiadra
Mount Vesuvius
Navy Department Would Save the Constitution
Washington reports the Navy Department asked Congress for 150000 to fully rehabilitate the historic frigate Constitution. The ship, at Boston Navy Yard since 1897, famed for War of 1812 exploits, was nearly sold as junk before strong public sentiment inspired by Oliver Wendell Holmes’ poem to preserve it as a relic.
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Washington
Boston Navy Yard
Navy Department
Congress
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Kindness to Americans Secures His Freedom
El Paso reports General Tsaan Arroyas was released by Texas Rangers after intercession by Edward Parley and J. J. Hurley. Arroyas had aided two Americans held by Villa forces in Western Chihuahua and escorted them to the border. He was arrested in Ysleta on a murder charge but released following the men’s testimonies.
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el Paso
Chihuahua
Villa
Tsaan Arroyas
Texas Rangers
Ysleta
Edward Parley
J. J. Hurley
Minaca
Shimahua
Guadalupe
Arroyas
Ysieta
Texas
Farley
Hurley
Mathew Pinkerton Dies in Chicago After Illness
Mathew Pinkerton dies at his home in Chicago after a two month illness. He was head of the Pinkerton United States Detective agency and not related to Allan or William Allan Pinkerton or the Pinkerton National Detective agency.
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Chicago
Jane
Mathew W. Runnerston
Pinkerton
United States Detective Agency
Mathew W. Pinkerton
Allan Pinkerton
Pinkerton National Detective Agency
William Allan Pinkerton
German and Austrian Exchange Slumps Sharply in New York
New York news reports a deepening depression in German and Austrian exchange with remittances to Berlin at 7 percent of par and kronen at 12 percent. The local value of the German mark, normally at 23 percent, falls to 18 percent in this market.
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New York
Berlin
Plant Juice praised by dock and bridge builder testimonial
A Detroit dock and bridge builder, John S. Dwyer, reports long stomach and kidney trouble eased after six weeks using Plant Juice. He notes regained appetite and no back pain, claiming a complete cure and crediting Plant Juice. Available at Newbro Drug in Butte and Smith Drug in Anaconda.
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Becaus
America
John 8. Dwyer
Sixteenth Street
Detroit
Mich
Riverside Lodge
Newbro Drug Company
Butte
Smith Drug Store
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