Tanlac praised by Mrs Stengel in Los Angeles ad
Mrs B Stengel of 1528 East 49th Street Los Angeles says Tanlac cured years of stomach trouble indigestion and neuralgia. She reports improved appetite weight gain better sleep and renewed energy after using Tanlac sold by all good druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.
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Tanlac
B. Stengel
East 49Th St
Los Angeles
Cal
Tam
Taniac
Missoula Donates Radio to Isolated Montana Senator
Senator Willetts of Mineral County, an isolated veteran with leprosy, communicates with the outside world via a radio set donated by Missoula residents. The setup at Willetts ranch near Alberton was tested by Lt. Alexander and Missoula officials. the project relied on local fundraising led by Mayor Beacom. The senator remains in good health, aided by milk and home cereals.
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Montana
Missoula
Missoullan
Plano
New Orleans
Philippin
Philippines
United
Mineral County
Alberton
Alexander
W. J . Beacom
Willetts’ Ranch
State Board of Health
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Nome
Alaska
Willets
Mi Soula
Beacom
Ates
W. I. Deacon
Men Held After West Park Murder Probe
In a city jail a group including Thomas Dolas and Peter Vlahides are held as suspects in a diamonding disappearance and murder case. Vlahides wife Ethel Thomas was killed in a West Park Street rooming house and Charles Baldy Roberts is being tried for the murder. La Casse’s wife is believed missing for over a year while en route to Butte. C C Skidmore, jailed in Utah for auto theft, is also a suspect. Dolas says Vlahides asked to borrow $20. money vanished from his room the next day. A description match links another man to the incident. Memorial notices urge attendance at John Hetland’s funeral. Special turkey dinners advertised at Boulder Hot Springs.
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Thomas Dolas
Peter Vlahides
Ernest la Caske
Asd
Vlahides
Ethel Thomas
West Park Street
Charles “Baldy” Roberts
la Casse
Butte
Seattle
C. C. Skidmore
Utah
Dolux
Viahides
Dolas
Ins Mlteane
the Toon
Ruhr Occupation Intensifies as France Presses Demands
French forces expand control in the Ruhr with two more army corps arriving. German industrial work slows amid strikes and a looming reparations ultimatum. Papers report arrests of state functionaries and newspaper men as labor unrest persists and railway activity is disrupted.
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Paris
Germany
Ruhr
France
M. Coste
Smo
Theer~ Mans
Weigand
Marshal Foch
Essen
Advertised specials and notices page tease
Instant glimpses of store sales and product notes flutter across pages 2 3 5 7 9 with eggs 40c a dozen coats for misses and women meats and groceries specials fresh produce and household items peppering the lineup plus a reopening notice for the White House page 9
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Hubert
Hennessy
Rampou
Rialto
Nero
Shiner
Symons
Fritz
McCarthy-Bryant
McCarthy's
Montana veterans seek Helena hospital for tubercular care
A memorial urges immediate authorization to use the Helena hospital for tubercular veterans from Montana to avoid sending them out of state. Senators Mains, Kane, Lowe and Siegfriedt clash over hospital conditions, with complaints of poor care and staff attitude contrasted by praise from supporters.
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Memorial
United States Veteran's Bureau
Washington
Helena
Montana
United States
Siegfriedt of
Carbon
Maiis
Pondera
Mains
Kane
Ravalli
Lowe
Siegfriedt
Montana Power sues county treasurer over taxed value
The Montana Power Company files in district court to recover 7,827.58 paid under protest claiming the state's board of equalization undervalued its Montana holdings. They cite an 18,507,387 total value and compare line valuations to much lower true values, alleging widespread underassessment of hydro electric lines and other properties.
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Montana Power Company
District Court
The
Plainth
Stat
Big Hole-Butte
State Board of Equalization
Three Plead Guilty and Five Decide to Face Jury
Pleas of guilty entered in three liquor cases in district court with fines of 200 dollars each. Five pleaded not guilty, two pleas were continued. Names include Joe Lusch and George Howe among those paying fines, others pleaded not guilty or await Monday hearings. Eleven new bench warrants issued for previously unserved subjects. Taxi driver Ross Smoots foiled a mugging by ramming with his car.
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Joe Lusch
George Howe
George Poward
Nessy
Hazel Frace
Jerry Sullivan
Michael
Clark
Asi
A. G. Shane
Hartford
Ind
Ross Smoots
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