Friday mill end sale promotes record value at Greater Symons
Readable excerpts showcase Hive Chansacdd fabrics, silk underskirts, flannelette nightwear, and children's coats amid wide discounts. The Greater Symons Store touts 27 specials, including silk and cottons, shoes, shirts, and gloves, claiming unmatched savings and the biggest January mill end business.
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Telephone Girls in Butte Seek Higher Pay and Hours
Butte telephone operators represented by the union demand a wage increase from 50 to a higher scale and an eight hour day, nine to five, instead of the current longer hours. They cite rising clothing costs and the need to maintain a neat appearance as factors. Previous strike in the city years ago led to a settlement and better wages.
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Late Appeals Blocked in Murder Case Rulings
Pantin court denies settlements of exceptions in the Lavasseur Mezzano and North cases. Lavasseur’s second degree murder verdict stands. Mezzano and North receive life or long terms. Appeals time expired. objections cited include improper bills of exceptions and late notices to the county attorney.
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Conductor Loses Foot In Grade Accident
Special Dispatch reports Jani J Bennett a freight conductor on the Northern Pacific was injured on the grade between Livingston and Muir Mennett. His left foot was amputated after he failed to observe an oncoming helper engine while giving signals to engineer Hollard. Hollard shouted to warn him and saved him from a more serious outcome.
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Pardon Granted in Montana Clemency Case Linked to Sumner Killing
Governor Toole grants clemency in a complex case tied to the Sumner killing. Affidavits claim Sumner acted as pacemaker, denying direct involvement in the crime. The matter involves Sfidavis, Mrs Josephine Bultard of Cascade County, and Antonia Lupex. Separate report notes a deathbed statement exonerating an individual, and a memorial service at the University assembly hall for Oscar Olsat. An advance in wages is reported for Pittsburgh mills.
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