THIRD READING MONDAY IN SILVER BOW DELEGATION
Silver Bow delegation members, minus two, returned home to spend Sunday with families. Senator T J Walker and others visited the Anaconda Reduction works. Most session work so far is routine with debate on jury challenges and first year Mines College course.
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Silver Bow
T. J. Walker
Anaconda
M. J. Mulholland
School of Mines
House
Mulholland
Senate
M. Kerr Beadle
Promised Him by Wilson Biography to Be Prepared
The Associated Press reports that Ray Stannard Baker will prepare Woodrow Wilson’s authorized life and papers in a multi year project. Mrs. Wilson approved, noting Wilson would likely have chosen Baker, and a 1924 letter shows his access promise, though work begins now and may take years.
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Associated Press
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Ray Stannard
Baker
Woodrow Wien
Wilson
Pdrin
France
Girl Confesses Killing Mother in San Francisco Home
Dorothy Ellingson 16 faces a life prison sentence to be sought by the state for murder after confessing the Jan 13 shooting of her mother Mrs Anna Ellingson. The coroner's inquest heard testimony about the girl's wild ways since age 12 and a brother blamed peer pressure and a Los Angeles man’s letters offering gin and jazz.
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San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Anna Ellingson
J. Lazarus
Theresa Meikle
Misa Meikle
Earl
Ellingson
Karl Ellingson
Los Angeles
Turlock
Rooming-house shootout leaves man dead in hallway
In a late night incident at 9 West Porphyry Street James Mullaney, 20, died at St. James hospital after a bullet through his right lung. Harry Clemens, hit in the mouth, survived, and his wife Mrs. Ray Clemens was arrested on an investigation charge. The Clemenses' rooming-house owner reported self defense as youths attempted to break in. The incident remains under police review with ongoing inquiries.
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James Mullaney
West
Daly Street
Harry
Anaconda
Clemens
Mullaney
St. James’ Hospital
Bricker Says Appropriation Body Poised for Work Progress
Lena January 17. Optimism marks the second week of the Nineteenth Montana legislative session with Governor Erickson expressing satisfaction at the lack of turmoil and progress on administration bills. Speaker Bricker hails committee activity and the many bills already in the house as leaders plan to manage introductions through the fortieth to fiftieth day. Continued on page 6 column 4.
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Associated Press
Lena
Montana
Erickson
Ha Seemie
Bricker
I Chaliases
New Orleans Man Antonio Solitana Dies at 134
Antonio Solitana aged 134, a Philippines native who lived in New Orleans for 12 years, died today. He was born in 1791, served in the Philippine army, worked as a whaling ship cook, and sailed broadly before settling in New Orleans in 1913. He reportedly danced until late in life and planned to marry.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Antonio Solitana
Philippines
Solitana
Cayayan
Girl, 15, Ends Own Life After Denied Show
Margery Denicola, 15, daughter of Camden Patrolman Maurice Denicola, shot herself in the head with her father's pistol after being refused permission to attend a moving picture show. She died at a Camden hospital shortly after.
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Associated Press
Camden
N. J
Margery
Maurice Denicola
Fate of Red Leader to Be Decided in a Few Days
Moscow January 17 The fate of Leon Trotzky minister of war is to be decided by the central committee of the Communist Party in session at Moscow. Trotzky is absent from active politics and may remain silent as rivals demand a clear repudiation of his 1917 Revolution book. A censure resolution is expected regardless of his attendance. Trotzky has retired to Archangelskoe estate near Moscow for rest as the political ferment continues.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Leon Trotzky
Central Committee
Communist Party
Trotzky
Communist Internationale
Archangelskoye
Youssopoff
Duke Comes Aboard After Russian Grand Duke Arrives
Boris Vladimirovitch grand duke of Russia, second in line to the throne if the Romanoffs return, arrives on the Olympic for a lighthearted visit in the United States. He earned a reputation as a peacemaker in a New Year’s party brawl aboard the ship, where several guests sustained minor injuries amid heavy champagne and social toasts.
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Boris
Associated Press
York
Boris Vladimirovitch
Russia
United States
Col. J. L. O'Connor
Mexico
William H. Halligan
Duke
Halligan
Alexander Crows
Miami
Fla
A. Gross
Tragedy in Kittanning Substation Rescue
Lloyd Colvin Moore, 22, a University of Pittsburgh sophomore, dies after attempting to rescue Luke McConnelie, 18, of Red Lodge Montana, from electrocution in a Penn Power substation. McConnelie died at the scene. Moore died three hours later in hospital.
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Associated Ftress
Kittanning
Lloyd Colvin Moore
University of Pittsburg
Luke McConnelie
Red Lodge
Mont
Est Penn Power Company
McConnelle
Moore
Sanmeere
Coolidge Praises American Newspapers And Integrity
President Coolidge told the American Society of Newspaper Editors that success in journalism comes from avoiding propaganda and keeping news policies separate from business interests. He said the U S has the best newspapers in the world and spoke from a non editor viewpoint.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
American Society of Newspaper Editors
United States
Triple Tragedy in Everest Home Killing
In Everest Maees the Ferranti home scene ends with three dead after a mid afternoon shooting. Frank Ferranti Frances Ferranti and Paul Lombardi were found by neighbors in the kitchen. Police say Ferranti returned home to find Lombardi with his wife and opened fire then shot himself.
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Associated Press
Everest, Maées
Frank Ferranti
Frances
Paul Lombardi
Lombardi
Canon Bliss Dies From Heart Attack
Canon William H. Bliss of Beattie Washington died in St. Luke's Hospital New York from heart disease after an illness since December. He had returned from Europe aboard the Leviathan and attended the Geneva opium conference as an unofficial observer.
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Associated Press
New York
William H. Bliss
Beattie
Wash
St. Luke’s Hospital
Canon Bliss
Hoapital
Europe
Geneva
Switzerland
Domestic menagerie crowds living room in Chicago home
A Chicago woman housed 17 dogs 9 cats 1 goat 2 doves in a 12 by 14 foot living room. C Kruger, investigator for the society, released details at the annual meeting, noting the animals shared the space with the woman.
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Associated Presa
Chicago
Dan
C. Kruger
T He Elie
Mien
Renee He
Kruger
Society
De Molays Prepare For Major Montana Conclave In Butte
The Livingston De Molay drill team of 16 will attend the second De Molay conclave in Butte on January 23 and 24. The group, led by Dr. R. Brown, will perform daily drills and attend the grand ball at the new temple ballroom. Railroads offer reduced fares for Montana and Northern Wyoming chapters, with preparations aiming to note 300 delegates.
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Livingston
de Molay
Livingston de Molay
Butte
de Molays
Montana
Kansas City
R. Brown
Ingston Chipter
Mason
New Temple
James Kintrea
Clarence Stables
Orville
Tom Wakefield
Ed Maoyle
Edloe
State
Wyoming
A.ale
Jing
Deer Lodge
Amador Keingston
Re Nac
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West Porphyry Sti Street
Life Team
GANG
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Mr. Wilson
Dorothy Wayward
Ray Clemens
Walkerville
St. James Hospital
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