Economic Projection for 1923 Public Works Program
The 1923 program allocation totals 6.0 billion dollars with 3.03 billion for housing 2.13 billion for office and industrial buildings and 2.68 billion for churches hospitals and schools. The piece then shifts to European unrest noting French military posture on the Rhine and worries over possible clashes with Germany amid Reed resolution aims to withdraw American troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Near East
France
Germany
United States
Rhine
Senate
Harding
Hughes
Montana Yesterdays Notes on Clark and Lewis and Clark
Compiled by J U SandersMontana historian and pioneer society secretary notes William Andrews Clark born 84 years ago and recounts Lewis and Clark winter quarters on Missouri near North Dakota and Oregon coast observations including Cape Disappointment. Also covers Clark’s Montana roles, constitutional conventions and political career, plus Idaho territorial road memorials and early wagon routes from Clearwater to Three Forks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Andrews Clark
Montana
J. U. Sanders
Montana Historical Society
Society of Montana Pioneers
Historical Bulletin of
Lewis
The
Columbia
Oregon
Drewyer
Colline
Clark
Tillamook Head
Cape Disappointment
Columbia River
Cape Falcon
Gasemyn
Jonah
Montana Vocational Conference for Boys Grows Big
Monday morning editorial praises Montana's annual vocational conference at Bozeman as the largest of its kind in the United States. It notes 800 boys from across the state attend, with lectures from national authorities and speakers from various professions, plus broad civic and railroad support for transportation and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Bozeman
United States
State College
Atkinson
Abbey
Building Boom Seen In 1923 With Massive Construction
Across the nation builders expect 1923 to deliver substantial growth in construction. Analysts project total expenditures surpassing 6 billion dollars this year, with copper use in buildings reaching about 730 million pounds. A housing shortage remains despite last year’s large activity, while total U S building needs are estimated around 7.83 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper and Brass Research Association
United States
Association
Revised insane law plan and European debt musings
New York City Commissioner Coler and Bellevue Hospital physicians propose an amendment to shorten detention for suspected insanity arguing 20 to 30 percent of hospital commitments are unnecessary. They aim to save 2000 feeble minded children and many more nervous individuals with better facilities. The column also notes global debt debates and foreign policy quips, including remarks about Turkey debt, reparations, and Franco German concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coler
New York City
United States
United States, and Mr. Coler
Territorial sessions and Montana Bar association noted
Historic records show aims to fund road work for defense and trade between East and West. References span 1877 1882 1885 with Montanan legislative assemblies at Helena and the organization of the Montana Bar Association, electing Col. W. F. Sanders as president and W. H. Hunt as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial Negnlative Assembly
Helena
Montana Bar Association
W. F. Sanders
W. H. Hunt
Jimmie and Dad Radio Stories
A broadcast tale shows Jimmie and his father discussing wireless gear. They describe assembling a crystal detector outfit, struggling with static and reception, and note the rush for wireless patents as experts debate the tech and future use.
Radio chat on amps turns and wireless myths
A 1922 Bell Syndicate radio dialogue explains ampere turns, microfarads, and galvanic crystal usage. Tommy and Jimmie debate headset choices and how to convert a telephone into a wireless set, with humorous pricing and a lesson on electrical concepts.
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Tommy
T UT
Jean
Jimmie
The
Bell Syndiate, Inc
Horoscope for Monday January 8 192
The column warns that Monday brings uncertainty with Neptune adverse effects and urges cautious decisions in business, travel, and new acquaintances. It notes wage gains may rise, material production stays steady, and prudent enterprise could boost wealth, with Capricorn children described as solid and generous.
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Benene
Wanus
Beith
America
Uranus
John of
Gapricorn
New Books Added to the Butte Public Library
The Butte public library recently added a large array of new non fiction titles across several categories. New selections include reference works, philosophy, religion, social science, useful arts, poetry and drama, literature, biography, and history travel and adventure. Notable entries span Gallon, Bowker, Doyle, Hyslop, Bennett, Morley, Rolland, and Ric excerpts among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Iscellany
Graham
Bessie
Bookman’s Manual Reference
Bowker
Bass
J. F
America
Balance ‘Sheet
Europe
Ric Shaw
Labour Hungerford
Edward
Our Railw
McCall
W. A
Ong
F. A
Parker
Eblen
Throskin
Enrice
Sy Witton
G. M
Croft, Terrill
American Electrician’s Handbook
Dana
Morley
Christopher
Newcomb
A. G
Newton
A. B
Overton
Grant
Main Street
Rolland
Romain
Aikalalskirja
Tietosanalija
Leche
Harold
Gen
William Boo
Burroughs
John
China
Perry
Henry Lee Higginson
J. T
Andrews
Bitks Dillon
B. J
Mexico
Rand, McNally
Alaaka
Yukon
P. Tomlinson
H. M
London River
Vopieka
C.J
Balkans
James Moore Dies Veteran Butte Resident at 64
James Moore aged 64 and native of Williamstown New York died early yesterday at his sister’s home 320 East Aluminum street Butte after a lingering illness. A Montana resident for 41 years he lived mainly in Philipsburg and Hamilton. He is survived by three sisters M E Hughes E W Pets and Margaret Dowling all of Butte two brothers Patrick of Butte Michael of Los Angeles and nine nieces. Funeral is Tuesday at 9 o clock from his sister E W Pets home St Josephs Church Interment St Patricks Cemetery
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James Moore
Williamstown
N. Y
EB. W. Poets
Aluminum
Montana
Philipsburg
Hamilton
M. E. Hughes
EW. Pets
Mra
Margaret Dowling
Butte
Patrick
Michael
Los Angeles
Julia Rodgers
Clarence Waldie
Loretta
Clarence Smith
Seattle
E. W. Brown
Billings
Bargle
Catherine
Marion Moore
St. Joseph's Church
E. W. Pets
Aluminum Street
St. Patrick's ‘Cemetery
Man Drank Lysol On Moonlit Night At South Arizona Hotel
Monte Witski prompted a disturbance at 3 am in a South Arizona hotel room. Roomers shouted as he drank Lysol, then collapsed and was taken into custody by Officer Joe Sage. Dr. Frank J. Williams arrived to treat him, noting the act as drunken behavior and an attempted self harm.
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Monte Witski
Tims Taly
South Arizona
Shouta
Witski
Joe Sage
Frank J. Williams
Todda
Gerry
Moon
Scouts Enjoy Camp Bowen Sports Weekend
A Butte group of Boy Scouts spent the weekend at Camp Bowen near Columbia Gardens enjoying skiing and snowshoeing plus a camp fire program with songs stories and fudge. Attending were William Kent Jack Brandon William Voster Louis Brandon Jack Kent Leo Boyle Irving Blow John Ericson George Marsh Fred Langdon Atber Wegars Oliver McDonald Russell Rosevere Tom Goforth Assistant Scoutmaster August Miller Scoutmaster Dewey Sullivan and Assistant Scout Executive Henry U. Sark.
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Camp Bowen
Fabins
Columbia Gardens
Butte
William Kent
Jack Brandon
Willian Voster
Louis Brandon
Jack Kent
Leo Boyle
Irving Blow
John Ericson
George Marsh
Fred Langdon
Atber Wegars
Oliver McDonald
Russel Rosevere
Tom Goforth
August Miller
Dewey Sullivan
Henry U. Sark
Charles Ray in Smudge at the American
Charles Ray stars as a newspaper editor in Smudge opening at the American Theatre. The California tale follows a rival paper plot with thrilling sequences including a kidnapping. A light comedy mix offers rare humor between dramatic moments.
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Charles Ray
THE
American
TODA
California
Charles
Ray
American Theate
Californ
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Standard Publishing Company
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Anaconda
Moni
Tored
CIA
Matt Matter
North Main Street
Burbane
the Daily
Putte
Deer Lodge
Dilton
Yan
Funda
Forman
Patte
Mont
Associated Press
Focal News
Prudden, Ring & Prudden
Fitty
Chicago
Western Representatives
R. J. Bidwell Company
Market Street
San Francisco
Montana Histor Society
Society of Pioneers
William Andrew Clark
Connelaville
Fayette County
Congress
United Senate
Maj
Martin Maginnis
A. E. Spriggs
R.B. Smith
Agiants
Martin Tion
Lark
Montana Day
Hutte
Montana Bankers’ Association
Idaho Territorial Legislature
Lewiston
Three Forks
Misin
Clearwater
Idaho
Northwestern
Union
Snake
Pacific Ocean
Msouri River
Fort Benton
Missouri
John Mullan
Prom
Gallatin City
Big Hole
Ross Jasses
Bitter Root
Boys OF Montana
Turkey
Smith Brooknart
Connecticut
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Jimmie and Dad
Tomamy
Echool
Tam
Tom
George Haven Putnam
Henry Grover Perkins
Brookline
Mass
M. Therese Perkins
Palmer Cosslett Putnam
Putnam
Bertrand Russell
Keene
N. H
Boston
Mr. Putnam
Fitzwilliam
Merritt Harrison Taylor
Philadelphia
Philosophy
Coue
Emile
American Library Service
Doyle
A. C
Flournoy
Franklin
Fabian
Hyslop
J. H
Prachical Research Moffatt
James—Jetur
Babson
R. W
Christian Science
To- Benn
Knights of Columbus
Kiipelainen
E.—Elamantie
Miller
J. R—Sydamen
Pnutark
Pyha’ Raamatty
Jaukon Yatavyydet
Ricard
Olfert—Nuoruus
Russell
C. T
International Bible Students’ Association
Old Butte
Bowen
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