Unable to Locate Body of E. H. Moore in Idaho Snowslide
Edward H. Moore a Montana sheriff and mining man is believed killed in a snowslide near Gilmore Idaho on January 13. Searchers led by William Shaw and Charles Kadelt reported the slide covers a wide expanse with deep snow drifts and tracks ending at the slide’s edge. Moore’s Whitehall connections and Montana career are noted as details unfold from Gilmore and Butte. a nephew and daughter awaited word as dogs were brought to aid the search.
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Michael Mordanks
Alaska
Mamie Moore
Fred A. Babcoc Butte
Moe Butte
Airedale
St. Bernard
Babcock
Police Murphy
Montana Declines to Participate in Inaugural Parade
Jan 23 reports ten states notified Major Wood Brand marshal of intent to participate in the inaugural ceremonies. States to participate include Maine Rhode Island Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland North Carolina South Carolina Missouri and Georgia. Montana and many others will not take part. Washington D C Jan 22 senate passes Dixon bill setting aside five percent of forest reserve gross receipts for state forestry education. each state to receive five percent within its borders. Russia shows increased demand for American made automobiles.
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Fifty inch roll top desk sale notice with specials
Advertisement offers a fifty inch roll top desk in antique finish with three drawers each side and pigeon holes, priced at 37.50. Also a sixty inch flat table desk in antique sanitary base style offered at 72, with additional details truncated in the ad.
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Sanitary
Observations on Butte Mines and City Life Echoes
A long, uneven reminiscence traces Butte’s mining boom to the late 19th century, detailing mines from Atlee to Moulton, smelters, and the transformation of the townscape as shafts close and new holdings rise. It also recalls a local band leader, cemetery car naming, and social scenes at Butte Central with skating and gossip, plus a tangential note on a Washington hearing about the Federal Sugar Refining Company.
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Butte
Atlee
Moulton
Walkerville
Dew Butte
Ramsdell
Sui
Creck
Travona
Star West
Valeran
Shonbar
Morning Star
Adan Farraday
Dext Lark Ne
Coleraid Ter
Parrot
Meaderville
Meader
Naimes
Hell Smotte
Henry Meader
Mount Moriah
Nettie
Burlington
Stevens
Hesperus
Summit Valley
Putte
Alice and Moulton
Colorado
Miiern Progress
Jessie Woodrow Wilson presides at YWCA first session
There was unusual interest as the National Board of the Young Women’s Christian Association convened for its first day session with Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson, daughter of the president-elect, presiding at the afternoon session.
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National Board of the Young Women’s Christan Association
Jessie Woodrow Wilson
Rebels tighten grip on border towns amid Indian border push
Reported action shows Gen Antonio Tabago with 1000 cavalry and 300 infantry moving toward the border 89 miles below Ures. Rebels flood the line along the Mexican Central Railway as federal troops defend Juarez with 200 men and light artillery. Blanco, said killed, later seen at the Mexican consulate after being forced to join the rebels and later released near Guadalupe opposite Fabens Texas.
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Mexican Central Railway
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Blanco
Madera
Jadalupe
Fabens
Texas
Castro in New York Hurls Defiance at Ellis Island Board
General Castro vented fury at the Ellis Island inquiry and tried to expel three board members from his rooms. He summoned his valet and searched for a gold loaded pistol as officials departed. the incident comes as Washington reviews the case against him. Also, health warnings curb baby kissing at political events amid scarlet fever diphtheria and smallpox fears.
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Castro
Special Board of Inquire
Ellis Island
Venezuela
Washington
Heath
George B. Young
Shipwrecked crew survive capsizing for 12 hours at sea
A storm battered the vessel as the crew leaped to a boat that capsized three times. Sailors were swept away and sank during each overturn. Three survivors clung to the boat and endured twelve hours afloat before rescue.
Election of New Osage Chief Shrouded in Victory Claims
Washington reports the Ak election of Fred Lookout as Osage chief is hailed by Acting Commissioner Abbott as a hard working honest farmer. The Osage governor deposed chiefs appeal to the district supreme court failed to reinstate them. The House committee on Indian affairs will report soon amid charges by Uncle Sam company that Fisher favored Standard Oil.
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Abbott
Fisher
Tressages
Osage
Fred Lookout
Hend
Carisle
District Supreme Court
House Committee On Indian Ffairs
Uncle Sam Company
Calls to Stop Chaplain Prayers on Legislation
Sacramento January 23 A move to stop the chaplain from praying for pending legislation was introduced by W S Killingsworth. The measure instructs Rev Franklin I Baker to refrain from referring to bills in prayers and was tabled by a 4 to 3 vote amid disputes over a Sunday closing law pledge mentioned in the prayer.
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Franklin I. Baker
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Confesses Breaking Into White House Receptions
Washington reports Secretary Thames Deities opened the White House mail and learned a writer had broken into White House receptions for years under false pretenses. The writer’s identity was not disclosed. Princeton expert Dr Stewart Ratton cautioned against picking up a crying baby as it may signal later mental impairment.
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Thames de Ities
White House
N. K
Stewart Ratton
Princeton University
Suffragists Push Joint Resolution for Vote Submission
Activists in the legislature achieved a breakthrough by advancing a joint resolution that would submit the suffrage question to voters. The measure was introduced today in the lower chamber of the To wa legislature, signaling momentum for a public vote on women's suffrage in the region.
Working to Defeat Immigration Bill in Ohio Meeting
The Union of American Hebrew Congregations held its twenty third council in Ohio on January 19. Simon Wolf of Washington chaired the immigration committee and denounced Russian passport restrictions as discriminatory. The meeting addressed financing for the Hebrew Union College with gifts surpassing $200,000 after Adolph S. Ochse presented a fundraising report to the council.
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Spesi Twenty-Third Council
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Hebrew Union College
Mohler
Ite
Simon Wolf
Washington
Council Committee” On
Congress
Watt
Adolph
Oches
New York Times
Eloping Cadet Marries and Resigns
Elmer auower, a cadet who eloped with Miss Florence E. Davis, formerly a senior at Miss Mason's The Castle school in Tarrytown, has resigned from his post.
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