Victim of Bullet Wanted in Helena
Mrs. William Delorme of Augusta was wounded in the abdomen during a gun dispute with Santos Sanchez, a young Mexican, near Butte. Helena sheriff asked for her transfer after a warrant, while Sanchez remains jailed on serious charges and may be released if the shooting is deemed accidental. Other inmates faced minor sentences and immediate expulsions from town.
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William Delorme
Augusta
Santos Sanchez
Butte
Larry Duggan
Helena
James Barnes
Delorme
Charlie Mun
Supreme Court
Antil
Canning
Geagan
Mun
Joe Quinn
Pete Tsuco
Court of Justice of the Peace Ornsby
Quinn
John Duggan
Stork Heads for Chaplin Home
The Chaplins expect a second child in June, announced by Mrs. Chaplin’s grandmother after the couple’s first child, a boy, was born late in June. The news comes from Los Angeles via the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Charlie Chaplin
Liza Grey
Chaplin
William Curry
Latt June
Any Woman at Rialto Shows New Society Drama
Paramount's Any Woman stars Alice Terry as Ellen Linden a beauty who must work after her father's financial collapse. She becomes a typist at a brokerage firm where bosses pursue her charm over skill. The plot unfolds through dramatic, thrilling scenes ending happily. Reginald Denny begins California Straight Ahead at Rialto tomorrow.
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Paramount
Rialto
Arthur Somers Roche
Ellen Linden
Alice Terry
Reginald Denny
California
Diana Miller Wins Lead In The Fighting Heart
William Fox cast Diana Miller in her first motion picture role a year ago. After appearing in several parts she sought a role as a woman her own age and was cast in John Ford's The Fighting Heart with George O'Brien which shows today at the American theater. Mary Pickford arrives tomorrow with Little Annie Rooney.
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William Fox
Diana Miller
John Ford
George O’brien
American Theater
Mary Pickford
Annie Rooney
Fireman Narrowly Escapes Smoke at Home
Denver fireman William Hellim was overcome by smoke while cleaning a clogged furnace. He alerted firefighters and was found unconscious near the furnace. He is expected to recover.
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Denver
William Hellim
Hellim
Talcott speaks on telegraphy at Butte Rotary
A Butte Rotary luncheon feature with A Talcott Western Union manager recounting the firm’s scale 27000 offices 100 million incorporation and vast wire network. He traces telegraph history from Morse to modern automated printing and notes 200 million messages yearly along with employee benefits and pensions.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
United States
Cuba
South America
RE. A. Talcott
Western Union
Butte
Butte Rotary Club
Silver Bow Club
Talcott
Samuel F. BR. Morse
Morse
Washington
Baltimore
New York and Mississippi Valley Printing Company
Ohio
Mississippi
Pacific Coast
Mr. Talcott
Levi Wild
New York
America Is Back to Pre War Stability
The Federal Reserve Board reports 1925 showed economic stability returning to pre war levels. Price changes were smaller than any year since 1916, Christmas trade set a record, retailers faced strong demand, and production of basic commodities rose from November to December, nearing the year’s highest since February.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Italy Declares War on Jazz Dancing in Rome Raids
Italy has declared war on jazz dancing described as wicked hip shaking. Raids are frequent across cities with ten dance halls raided in Vigevano and dancers detained. Similar actions occurred in Bologna and Leghorn.
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Associated Press
Rome
Italy
Kingdom
Vigeevano
Bolognese
Leghorn
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Borden
Borden’s
Montana
Union Pacific System
Fanny
Henry Coulam
Union Pacific
Charlie Man
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Talgott
W. B. Daly
W. TB. Daly
Horace Merkle
Kenneth Salisbury
David J. Charles
Chamber of Commerce
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Company
Dept. P. Marshall
Mich
ALL Grocers
Igcire
Gurpengae
America
Wrigleys PR
A.C. M
Quartz
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