King Edward's frock coat stirs London social circles
King Edward visits Earl Howe at Pennhouse to a splashy social and sport ing event. A record shoot earns praise while fashion buzz grows as critics mock new uniforms resembling German designs. Marie Corelli condemns German likenesses and Kipling critiques surface in the press.
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London
Edward
Earl Howe
Pennhouse
Amesham
Inner Circle
George Keppel
Penn House
Windsor
Marlborough House
Marie Corelli
England
Germany
Andrew Leng
Rudyard Kipling
Mr. Lang
Starkey and Company
Kipling
South Africa
London Times
John Morgan Richards
American Society of London
John Oliver Hobbes
Craigie
Theater Rivalries and Home Rule Debate Stir London
The Times and The Outlook clash over incorporation and pantomime fate as Bluebeard and Bluebell face competition. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman declares Liberal commitment to home rule, while Redmond and Irish leaders resist entangling alliances in the unfolding political scene.
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Richards
Academy
The
Times
Outlook
Daily Mail
Tit Bits
Athenaeum
Pearson's Weekly
Avenue Theater
Royalty Theater
Drury Lane
Vaudeville
Bluebeard
Bluebell
West End
John Hare
Criterion Theater
William Gillette
Lyceum Theater
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
House of Commons
Ualleriy
Tord Rosebery
Chesterfield
Sir Henry
Rosebery
Irish Parliamentary
John Redmond
Terre Nationalteta
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Anaconda to Host State Plumbers Meeting Soon
The Montana State Plumbers association finished a three day session in Billings with a banquet at the Grand hotel. Anaconda was chosen as the site for the next gathering. Officers named include John A. Collins president W J Kilian vice president Charles King secretary John Sturrock treasurer J A Hasley national state vice president and F A Button delegate to the Pacific coast league meeting in San Francisco in May and the national convention in Atlantic City New Jersey.
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Standard
Billings
State Plumbers’ Association
Grand Hotel
Anaconda
John A. Collins
Great Fall
W. J. Kilian
Butte
Charles King
Helena
John Sturrock
J. A. Hasley
F A. Button
Pacific Coast League
San Francisco
Atlantic City
N. J
Brother Takes Charge of Roy Duffman In Montana
The brother of Roy Duffman, a 16-year-old ruler, arrived from Sturgis South Dakota, where he is a banker, and, by court permission, assumed charge of the boy in Billings.
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Secial
the Standard
Billings
Roy Duffman
Rueller Arived
Sturgi
Youthful Desperado Hopes For Reform Through School
A brother plans to send the youth to a reputable school hoping proper care and healthy surroundings will steer him from mischief and channel his energies into useful work, guiding him toward a better path.
Chickamauga National Military Park Report Released
The annual Chickamauga National Military Park commission report to the secretary of war notes 71.36 miles of improved roads, a central driveway through most battlefields, excellent health across 10 square miles, and abundant water supply with favorable conditions around the park.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Chickamauga National Military Park Commission
Chickamauge Park
Striking Professor Sparks Basin Schoolhouse Incident
In Basin on January 18 a confrontation between 10 year old Quincy Wilson and another pupil prompted Prof J W Wilson to discipline the boys. Mrs Pink Wilson, angered by the aftermath, struck the professor, leading to her arrest. The trial before Justice Wall drew many spectators and officials including County Attorney Murphy and Superintendent W W Welch. Prosecutors alleged lewd language in class and witnesses totaled about 18 students. the case may continue next week. Public sympathy appeared to favor the professor.
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Standard
Basin
J. W. Wilson
Robert O'Sharn
Quincy Wilson
Wilson
Pink Wilson
Professor Wilson
Pub
Congress Sets Limits on Attendance for Expositions
The text notes that exceptions to attendance rules will only be granted when Congress has finished its session, with Charleston exposition cited as a case requiring the official's presence.
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Congress
Bozeman Firm Wins County High School Contract
The local trustees awarded the Bozeman firm Davitt & Vreeland the contract to build the county high school for 25 500 after six bids were received. The highest bid came from Rice & Lake of Anaconda at 27 341.
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Branchard
Bozeman
Tinh
Allatin County High School
Davitt & Vreeland
Bing Rice & Lake
Anaconda
Earthquake Ravages Chilpancingo and Surrounding Areas
Destruction across Chilpancingo Guerrero follows a second quake with many houses ruined. Schools and the parish church collapse while soldiers and officials aid the panicked populace. Dozens dead and injured. regional tremors have troubled the area for years.
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Mexico City
Chilpancingo
Guerrero
Alameda
Mora
State Palace
Nicholas Bravo
San Mateo
Clipa
Tixtla
Marchillan
Igala
Zumpango del Pio
Orman Calls Special Session on Tax Revenue and Reforms
Governor Orman calls an extra legislative session to meet January 27 to provide revenue for 1901 and 1902, enact tax collection reforms, submit a constitutional amendment on taxation, and fix minor defects in laws from the last session. The move follows a successful fight by railroads and similar corporations against the prior revenue law.
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Denver
Orman
Manners Is the Man in New Orleans Robbery Case
Manager John Norris of the Bertitfon system visits Gretea with a photo of the valet Kerns accused of robbing Thebaud Mansion in New York of jewelry. Norris reports no doubt Manners is the New York fugitive after inspecting the prisoner.
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New Orleans
John Norris
Bertitfon System
Gretea
Kerns
Thebaud
New York
Norris
Manners
Attempt To Defraud Bank Using Forged Drafts In Kansas City
Kansas City January 18 An attempt to defraud the National Bank of Commerce through its yards branch of six thousand five hundred dollars failed after cashier drafts were presented. Arrests were made for G R Thompson W J Laughlin and a third man. The bogus drafts were tied to a Sterling Colorado bank and signed C E Doherty. Thompson is in custody and the others are being held.
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Kansas City
National Bank of Commerce
Ciem
G. R. Thompson
W. J. Laughlin
Charles Moore
Logan County Bank
Sterling, Colo
C. E. Doherty
Sterling Bank
Thompson
Laughlin
Webb City
Stormely
Cherryvale
Kaw
Hayes
Tillotsons
Pinkerton
President Roosevelts Decision on Public Speech Invitations
Washington January 18 1933 President Roosevelts decision to decline all invitations to deliver public speeches. The move affects forthcoming appearances and public addresses across states.
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Washington
Roosevel
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