District Board Battles for School Funding and Warrant Authority
Trustees clash over whether a school board may issue warrants without cash on hand and debate calling a special election to raise funds. They consider delaying action, costs of a special election, delinquent tax funds, and options to reduce district expenses while stressing the need to maintain an industrial school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Ford
Scio Board
O. G. Wood
Treasur- Mice
Lindsay
Butte Students Active At Meet
Butte students attended a meet where Prof W M Cobleigh state chemist spoke on chemistry and career prospects. Idaho Technical Institute President C R Frazier urged special fitness for chosen professions while Dean H N Barrett of the University of Colorado stressed character as a key asset and outlined required qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Cobleigh
C. R. Frazier
Idaho Technical Institute
H. N. Barrett
University of Colorado
Lower freight on copper ore sought in Arizona bid
Direct reports by the chamber of commerce on Thursday will detail requests from Arizona interests urging a rate of five dollars per ton on copper ore shipped from Arizona mines to Los Angeles. The aim is to redirect shipments through this port and by water to the east, reducing dependence on direct rail routes to eastern markets.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce
Arizona
Copper Producer in Arizona to Resume Operations
The Iron Cap Copper Mining Company announces it will resume mining about February 1 with an increased workforce. Machinery parts are to be secured from New York. This marks the first definite restart in the district since the smelter shutdown last spring. The Tron Cap Copper Mining Company, a smaller Arizona property, produced 9,000,000 pounds of copper in 1918 and ships about 200 tons daily to the Inspiration mine.
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Associated Press Globe
Ariz
Ironap Copper Mining Company
New York
Smoltere
Tron Cap Copper Mining Company
Arizona
Arizona Dishet
Inspiration
Arrest of McDonald in Weehawken bootleg clash
New York January 10 four detectives arrested Everard McDonald a 22 year old black man on the charge of shooting and seriously wounding Michael A Kennedy a customs inspector in a bootleggers battle in Weehawken New Jersey last night police say McDonald signed a confession after a gun hand to hand fight that stirred the Hello Kitchen section of the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hello Kitchen
Everard McDonald
Michael A. Kennedy
Weehawken
X. J
McDonald
Powers Approve Draft of Treaty Amid Tension on Shantung
Delegates push ahead on a five power pact while differ ences linger on tonnage limits. Shantung talks near a solution as Japanese Chinese teams resume talks on Tsingtao to Tsinanfu railroad disputes. Hughes and Balfour may have roles in offices not yet accepted. White House denies Hardly invitation to mediate.
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Tonteht
Shantung
Tsingtao-Tsinanfu
Hughes
Arthur J. Balfour
Fern
Hardley
White House
Naval treaty talks focus after separate group sessions
After separate meetings, five powers resume talks on the naval treaty with focus on article 10 about Pacific fortifications. Some articles awaiting precise wording, while article 19 raises whether small islands south of Japan join fortification limits. Japan hopes for approval, and the United States and Britain seek clarity on submarines and poison gas controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay
Pacific
Howe
Tokio
Mutual Pact and Allied Talks on Near East Peace
Reports from Paris detail Premier Briand and Lloyd George pursuing common ground on unresolved Versailles guarantees and Near East peace questions. The Turkish Angora issue, reparations terms, and Italian entry into the Franco British pact are debated. A German delegation arrives as Briand and Lloyd George expand statements for publication.
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Briand
Lloyd George
M. Briand
Angora
Near East
France
Great Britain
Livya George
London
Signor Bonomi
Italy
Alce
Versailles
Tangiers
Trial of Boden Murder Case Ends In Verdict Scenes
Jury returned a verdict after a dramatic trial over the killing of Louise Miller. Testimony linked Boden to years of conflict with Miller, with witnesses describing Miller's poor reputation and alleged threats. The case drew deep community involvement from the investigation to the courtroom verdict.
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Herman Boden
Louise Miller
Boden
Griffith Elected Sinn Fein Leader Faces Provisional Government Crisis
The Irish Dail debates Griffith’s role as president and head of the provisional government amid De Valera’s challenge over the republic and the treaty, with tensions rising over army control and election plans as workers press for unemployment relief and living standards.
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de Valera
Trish Labor Congress
Dail
Grimlith
Free State
Griffith
Clash Over Griffith Election in Dail Ireland
Debates raged in Dail Eireann over Griffiths election as a provisional leader. De Valera and MacIntee attacked Griffiths terms citing treaty and republican power, while Griffiths defended using his position to enforce the treaty. Reports also note bombs, police quelling unrest, and expected release of Irish political prisoners.
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Criilelam
Griffith
de Valera
Outel de
Grimth
Eamonn de Valera
Dail
Ireland
Dail Eireann
Collins
John ‘MacNeill
Cardinal Gaspari
Pope Benedict
Atholte Church
Irish Labor Party
Coon
Bald Collins
England
Grisith
John Macintee
Grimiith
Redmond
Macintee
Charles Burgess
de Vaera
Grifith
Efset
de’ Valera
Grimt
Republic of Ireland
Free State
Grimith
Mary MacSwiney
Grimb
Lloyd George
Lone delinquent housed at Cleveland industrial school now
At a school board meeting last night it was revealed a single juvenile delinquent occupies the Cleveland industrial school alone with staff and extensive expenses including a janitor, teacher, various workers, livestock, coal, and incidental costs running into thousands annually, while others remain housed by county. A push was made to place him in a private home to reduce luxury housing costs.
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Cleveland Industrial School
Gutte & Superiors
Blue Laws for Girls Dress Code Adopted in West Virginia
In Huntington and Point Pleasant, the West Virginia Department of Education endorses a strict code of modest schoolwear for girls. The “Blue Code” urges plain dresses, restrained necklines, no soft or clinging fabrics, and regulated dress lengths. It promotes chaperons, cautious behavior around boys, and prohibition of makeup and gossip.
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Auntington
W. Va
West Virginia
State Department of Education
Point Pleasant High School
Woman escapes fire from sickbed in Withrow residence
A fire destroyed the Northern city residence of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Withrow in the morning. Mrs Withrow, alone with pneumonia, left her sick bed and reached the doorway to escape as the home collapsed. She was carried to a neighboring house. Mr. Withrow had temporarily left.
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George Pitts
California
Kerrie
Fred Withrow
Withrow
Neumonia
Smuggled liquor causes six deaths in New Jersey
Six deaths from poisonous liquor attributed to contraband alcohol tapped from barrels and distributed by longshoremen. Five fatalities in Hoboken and one in Jersey City, with police noting the dangers of tainted liquor circulating locally. A separate report notes a landslide destroys San Fratello town, leaving five thousand homeless, and Ora near Trent burns, rendering two hundred homeless.
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Monana Power Company
Russell
Palmer
Kerr
Associated Tees
Hoboken
N.d
Jersey City
Rome
Tan
San Fratello
Ora
Trent
Deer Lodge High School Team to Play Friday Night
Anaconda area high school preview notes Deer Lodge and Anaconda teams set for a Friday game at Daly gym. The Deer Lodge squad has won two of three warmups and aims to build momentum against the Anaconda Bears in a closely watched matchup.
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Deer Lodge High School
bassMauitter
Daly
Wil Inverie
Sramprtyne
Bear Lodge
Deer Lodge Notes Highlight Local Social and Sports
In Deer Lodge on January 10, residents including Chaill Carroll Dingwald from Drummond, banker W. Bir of Meville, and others conduct business. A marriage license issued to David Coughlin and Liley Biggs of Helmville. Local basketball games set for Saturday at the high school gym, Philipsboro vs Powell County for boys and Philipsburg vs Powell County for girls, followed by a dance. Women's Club music event featured Mrs. Locksey reading the principal paper, hosted by Mrs. Mulcahy, Mrs. Rolley, and Mrs. Gordon with a delightful luncheon.
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W. Bir
Meimville
Claud Bislenders
Dempsey V. Lemmons
Heville
Omer
Mil
Fifth Street
Charles Rice
Avon
David ©. Coughlin
Liley Bigs
Helmville
Roy Webb
Woman’s Club
Train Hits Truck Driver Saves Self Deer Lodge
A coal truck collided with a North Coast line engine near Deer Lodge causing the truck to be wrecked. The driver leapt clear and was injured by debris as the train lifted the vehicle into the air. The blocked track halted eastbound trains for about an hour.
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Self Deer Lodge
North Coast
Pacific
Deer Lodge
Lodge entertains in Deer Lodge event at Masonic temple
The Blue Lodge No 14 held an evening program at the Masons rooms in Deer Lodge. The program included orchestra selections by Guy Bliss, a reading by Miss Josephine Malone, a dance by a high school girl, readings by Wallace Jones and M Walden, a talk by Miss Als, and a luncheon at 11 followed by dancing until 12 08.
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Deer Lodge
Blue Lodge
Masons' Rooms
Masonic Temple
Guy Bliss
Josephine Malone
Wallace Jones
M Walden
Orchetva
Robert Hanson
AL As
Moonshining Plant Found Behind Rent Sign
A damaged court report notes a moonshining operation uncovered near a cabin marked by a “ten” in Butte. Officials seized whiskey and paraphernalia and identified Belo as involved in production and distribution. The investigation tied multiple individuals to the illegal activity.
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Sd Fant Carls
Esallon
Butte
Eam Acentea
Belo
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