Castro Admission Denied By Nagel For Venezuelan Leader
The Venezuelan ex-president, Cipriano Castro, was denied entry to the United States by Secretary of Commerce and Labor Charles Nagel after refusing to answer whether he ordered the killing of General Paredes. Nagel ruled the nonanswer could imply guilt in a crime involving moral turpitude and upheld the immigration authorities’ adverse finding against Castro. Meanwhile, a cemetery association formed in Anaconda to expand and beautify burial grounds, electing officers and planning future improvements.
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Howarth Funeral Largely Attended
The funeral of Win Howarth was held yesterday from the Salisbury residence at 1 45 PM and at 2 PM at the Presbyterian church led by Rev Dr Ross. The church was crowded with friends paying last respects. Many floral pieces were displayed as officials from the Typographical Union and Anaconda Hockey Club attended as representatives of the local community. Interment followed at the today?
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Salisbury
Presbyterian Church
Ross
Howarth
Anaconda Hockey Club
A. F. H. Clarke
AL H Maillot
Dixon
Teague
Butterearm
Daisy Howarth
A Slater
Neophytes defeat veterans in curling showdown
In a notable curling upset, Howe’s testing department team defeated Martin’s lineup 14 to 11 after strong plays in the fourth, sixth, ninth, and twelfth ends. The match featured Kida McKenzie and Morden McKenzie among others, with Munn’s squad also beating Jette 13 to 8. A Reel theater feature followed, and a separate news note reported Otto Larcher’s arrest and potential deportation after seeking an interview with Governor Ammons, with authorities flagging him as possibly insane.
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Sharrock Munn Sette
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Otto Larcher
Govenor Ammons
Austria
United States
Butte City News Notes and Local Advertisements
A flurry of city news items describes visitors and business in Butte yesterday. People from Helena, St Paul, Seattle, San Francisco, and Columbus stopped in for meetings and shopping, with several mentioning local establishments and sales. Public notices include steam heating at Stannard nail and rental vacancies, plus a court case involving carrying concealed weapons.
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Local Basketball Game Tonight Between Quintette and Dillon Team
The local quintette faces the Dillon squad in a post state championship matchup. The locals have shown solid practice form and are training hard to meet expenses, with attendance expected to help cover costs.
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Dillon Bunch
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Revival meetings conclude this evening at Baptist church
The union revival series conducted by Presbyterian, Methodist and Chelation groups ends tonight at the Baptist church. The campaign has continued over several weeks and drawn large crowds. Reverend J. W. Tait of the Methodist church will speak on Pilate's Question.
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Three Bankers A Month Go To Jail In Brooklyn
New York January 3 report notes a Brooklyn Court, Justice Crane, sentences William Damron former president of Fame Ink to one year in prison as another bank president is jailed. The era marks an ongoing string of bank heads being jailed since New Year, with banks having closed doors in January 1908.
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Suffragists Plan Continent Crossing Horseback Voyage
New York officials consider a tentative plan for a cross continent voyage by suffragists on horseback. The group would ride from New York to San Francisco, delivering suffrage messages through towns across the East. Organizers note the journey could start soon and rely on local support and mounts provided by hosts along the route.
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Haseback
San Francisco
Bomb Explosion Shocks Chicago Building Shattered
A three story Chicago building occupied mainly by Tallans was rocked by a bomb early today. Men and women were thrown from beds and glass shattered across blocks with no serious injuries. A time fuse was suspected, allowing the bomber to escape.
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Portland Livestock Market Report Missing Proper Names
Fragmented OCR text from a Portland livestock page lists dates and totals with unclear names and labels. Readable items include references to market activity, weights, and possible prices or entries, but key entities and specifics remain garbled.
State Board Seeks Supplies for Montana Reform Schools
The Montana State Board of Examiners invites bids for supplies for the state reform school at Miles City and the state school for the deaf and blind at Boulder. Bids due February 14. shipments start March 1. Envelopes marked Ride for Supplies.
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