Blizzard Paralyzes Atlantic States with Snow and Gales
Western storms halted trains and flooded Norfolk streets while coast cities faced high tides and ships sought shelter. Snow blanketed Washington to New England, with two feet in Richmond and coastal vessels in distress. Philadelphia reported six inches plus heavy traffic disruption as blizzard conditions spread. Multiple ships and barges faced danger off Cape Henry and Cape Fear as gale forces raged along Virginia, North Carolina, and nearby ports.
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Washington
Norfolk
Newport News
Portsmouth
Atlantic City
Wens Ustag
Atville
Richmond
Philadelphia
Beatrice Hebber
Associated Prep
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jersey
Atlantic
Cape May
Associated Press
Virginia
North Carolina
Cape Henry
W. R. McDonald
Catonsville
Blanche C. Pendleton
Arethusa
Cape Fear
Robert E. Hopkine
Ambrose
Manning
Husband Dies as Wife Continues Stepping Through Show
New York January 28 Erne Ellister a stage actress pressed on with two performances after her husband Frank Weston a Shakespearean actor aged 72 died at their home that morning. The couple married long ago and Weston reportedly told her to carry on with her work. The marriage was described as a stage romance dating back 90 years with Ellister as her father once a partner of Joseph Jefferson.
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Associated Press
New York
ErMe Elister
Newofk
Frank Weston
Weston
Formance
Mise Ellster
Joseph Jefferson
Monument Makers on Open Shop Basis
Monument makers in Pentgicdte with two manufacturers and affiliated plants in tana and British Cata joined an open shop, electing officers for a resclus Works of this city. M. Hodgson of Wadoaie was named president, Monts vive president.
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Pentgicdte
Tana
British Cata
Mumber
Hodgson
Wadoaie
Monts
Noes for Relief on 1922 Payments
Germany argues for reduced cash reparations in 1922 citing 108.2 billion marks in revenue and 4.706 billion marks in expenses with a 16.6 billion mark surplus. It proposes nonrecurring compulsory loans, new internal borrowing to lower floating debt, and payment in kind where needed while urging credits for occupation costs and easing foreign currency obligations.
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Germany
Cannes
Welsbaden
Montana Student Wins National Agriculture Scholarship
Miss Alice McClintock of Joliet Montana student in agriculture at Montana state college has been awarded a cash National cage. The award, made by Mr Russell Lyvon of Chicago, announced today by Dean Herrick of the college. The award followed Miss McClintock's first place among agriculture students in fitting animals for the show ring. Two young women are taking the agricultural course at the college.
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Alice McClintock
Joliet, Mont
Montana’ State College
Russell Lyvon
Chicago
Dean Herrick
McClintock
Troops in Charge Strike Territory Reported
Military authorities in Nebraska tighten control over territory amid labor unrest and a packing house dispute. Reports indicate foreign and domestic workers are affected as authorities move to restore order and resume operations.
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Associated Post
Neb. Ji
Cardinals Arrive for Conclave Amid Vatican Turmoil
Cardinal Mercier Kakowsky Dalbor Czernoch reach Rome for conclave to elect Benedict XV successor. America absent. total cardinals expected around 52. Death of Cardinal Almaraz y Santos reduces foreign contingents. dispatches from AP note war in progress elsewhere and limited details.
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Associated Press
Rome
Mercier
Kakowsky
Dalbor
Czernoch
Brussels
Warsaw
Posen
Budapest
Benedict XXV
America
Almaraz Y Santos
Toledo
Merry" del Vat
Spain
Epee Reservators
Voday
American Ace in Legion Petition by Eddie Rickenbacker
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, famed World War I ace, has filed for membership in the Omaha chapter of the American Legion. Though he is now an automobile maker in Detroit, he lists Omaha as his home.
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International News Service
Omaha
Neb
Eddie Stickenbacker
The
American Legion
Detroit
Mich
Rickenbacker
Judge rules mother who smokes neglectful to children
Wichita judge G W C Jones states a smoking mother is apt to neglect her children. Mrs Charles Baker admitted smoking and promised to quit if given another chance to keep her four year old son David. Neighbor complaint prompted the juvenile court action. A tangential China rent note appears in the text.
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Wichita
Kan
G. W. C. Jones
Charles Baker
David
China
Return of Sidewalk Tax Contested in Montana Case
Suit challenges the creation of special improvement district No. 3 in Silver Bow county claiming the district never existed and that assessments levied in 1921 by county officials were unlawful. Plaintiffs paid taxes under protest to avoid foreclosure and seek repayment, alleging no valid statute, defective process, and missing notices, bids, and proper oversight for the district.
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Dito Simonson
Board of ‘County Commissioners
Silver Bow County
Cronath
Howard McIntyre
MF. Sullivan
McIntyre
Unco.ereesseensens
Acta
Fifteenth Legislative Assembly
Montana
Fifeteenth Legislative Assembly
Peyon
Hor
Two Young Women Chase Bad Checks Through Butte
In Butte two well dressed young women cashed and attempted to cash bad checks across multiple businesses from $10 to $40. Officers pursued them through streets and trains toward Anaconda, with sightings of one woman in a cafe and later on Broadway. Authorities fear a wider spree involving more than a dozen local firms.
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Hay
Hutte
People's Loan Omce
East Park Street
Goodman
Anaconda
North Main Street
Broadway
Local Protest on Improvement District Bond Issue
Plaintiff alleges Bardsen & Co led by R M Bardsen and others including county commissioner Simonson failed to secure bonds for a sidewalk and crosswalk project. The suit claims improper work, valueless results, and seeks judgment for $5,114.70 with interest from November 30, 1921 at 8 percent.
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R. M Bardsen & Co
R. M. Bardsen
Bardsen & Co
Larson
Jamea Miller
Simonson
Allegen Improvement District
Hardsen
Montana Normal College hands Wesleyan a 22 to 10 defeat
In a high school gym game the Montana State Normal College basketball team defeated Montana Wesleyan of Helena by 22 to 10. The visitors scored only two points in the second half, both on free throws. Deer Lodge notes report locals recovering from illness, business visits in town, and social events.
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Montana State Normal College
Montana Wesleyan of Helens
Grammar School Carnival Held at Clark Rink
The annual grammar school skating carnival took place at Clark rink under city school administration. Fast races drew keen interest with winners across grades from Emerson and partner schools, plus a high school boys race winner and a girls match race. Special prizes came from Superintendent Douglass and O G Wood, with merchants and South Side business men funding other awards.
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Clark
Jack Hughes
Merson
Francia. Hockaday
Emerson
Secon
Floyd Schick
Leo Coggine
Jane Kennedy
Hllen Pope
Whittier
Freddie Werley
Greeley
Donald Tebo
Iris
Muriel White
St. John's
Ruth Kepner
Harvey Gerard
al White
Irle
Bertha Marr
Dorothy Heffern
Wilfred Gelling
Leonard Gerry
Lincoln
Bernice McLellan
Steeley
Dorothy Sullen
Tom Penalimo
Junior Laveaux
Mary
Connelly
Winifred Buckley
Monroe
Sam George- Heh
Billie Carpenter
Grant
Matilda
Tom Panaluna
J Sulver
Margaret Tackson
Anson Wilson
W. J. Walsh
O. G. Wood
Tutte
South Side
May Ask Rickard to Stage European Match
Promoter Tex Rickard may stage a Dempsey versus Carpentier return in Europe next summer. Jack Kearns said he would seek Rickard, who would handle the promotion details, as Dempsey remains ready to box any top challenger and a big outside bout could draw a crowd.
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Brees
New York
Jack’ Kearns
Jack Dampsey
Tex Rickard
Georges Carpentier
Europe
Rickard
Kearns
Tami
Dempsey
Wills
Fulton
Brennan
Iam
Lean
Carpentier
Midgets Defeat Y Cub Juniors in Close Bout
A high school juniors game saw the Midgets edge Y Cub Juniors with a 12 to score late rally. Readable lineups include Rowe, Mweadle, Lambert, Rand, and Chapman among the listed players.
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Y Cub
St. Joan's Amagexs
Fab
Dynlore
Rowe
Mweadle
Lambert
Rand
Chapman
Missoula High School Team Edges McLewis and Clark in Spokane
Missoula high school basketball defeated McLewis and Clark high in Spokane 31 to something tonight after a prior loss to Spokane North Central. The game showcased Missoula's offense and defense in a competitive matchup on the road.
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Missoula High
Prev Mensicanen Dan
Missoula High School
McLewis
Clark High
Spokane
Missoula
Spokane North Central
Bia
William Coleman Celebrates 75th Birthday in Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge on January 25, the home of William Coleman hosted a large gathering for his seventy fifth birthday. Mrs. Coleman and daughter Mrs. J A Mulcahy invited many old friends for an evening of cards and celebration to mark the milestone.
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Deer Lodge
Cynthia Coleman
Fourth Street
Catherine Aylesworth
Joe Coy
Butte
E. 0. Parks
A. G. Luedeman
St Paul
Marion EB. Ryan
Helmville
John Coey
West Deer Lode
Judge Relmig
Bozeman
F. A. Compton
Helena
B. L. Wilsey
Katona Sask
Birthday Eve A La Russe Delightful Evening
Fostesses served refreshments at a party with a 75 candle birthday cake, songs, and vocal selections. Attendees included Mesers and Masdames R D Larabie A D Hoss C J Williams H A MacPherson Peter Pauly and many others.
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R. D. Larabie
A.D. Hoss
C. 1. Williams
H. A. MacPherson
Peter Pauly
Degree of Honor Met at R of Phail
The Degree of Honor lodge met Friday evening at the R of Phail with important business followed by an evening of cards and dancing. Mrs. Henry Smith won the ladies prize, Jack Laird the gentlemen’s high score prize, and Tom Rawlings the consolation prize. Refreshments were served late.
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R. of Phail
Henry Smith
Met
Jack Laird
Tom Rawlings
Card of Thanks for Margaret Riordan
We thank our grateful neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and after the death of our beloved daughter Margaret Riordan. We also thank those who sent offerings. From Mrs Eugene Riordan and family.
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St. Jamon
Woodera
AL Egan
Ynany Renda
Margaret Ten
Riordan
Allthors
WeTani Mra
Eugene Riordan
Funeral Arrangements for Arthur Rowe and Thomas Meaderville
The article outlines funeral plans for Arthur Rowe of 401 West Boardman Street to be held at a local temple with burial at Mount Moriah cemetery. Interment for Thomas Meaderville at Mount Moriah Cemetery is noted. Friends and neighbors express sympathy.
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Knights of Pythia
Calanthe Lodge
Knights of Pythian
Pythian
Rubert Bartle
C. c. Maxons
Silver Howlodge
Masonie
Arthur T
Walter Daily
Mont’ Moriah ‘Cemetery
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Standard “Dictionary
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